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Barbara Loreno. Challenged Lake Ontario

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Barbara Loreno. Challenged Lake Ontario

Date8/3/1976

Names

Griffin, Doug (photographer)

Loreno, Barbara (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Language

English

ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)

Object NumberTSPA_0063773F

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Exhausted Angela Kondrak collapses after conquering Lake Ontario, watched by Barbara Loreno, 46, left, Oshawa grandmother who failed in her bid to swim the lake and Debbie Roach, who swam lake in relays with family

Exhausted Angela Kondrak collapses after conquering Lake Ontario, watched by Barbara Loreno, 46, left, Oshawa grandmother who failed in her bid to swim the lake and Debbie Roach, who swam lake in relays with family

8/22/1976

In a bid to become the oldest woman and first grandmother to swim across Lake Ontario, 44-year-old Barbara Loreno of Oshawa was training yesterday at Lakeview Park

In a bid to become the oldest woman and first grandmother to swim across Lake Ontario, 44-year-old Barbara Loreno of Oshawa was training yesterday at Lakeview Park

7/9/1975

Battling two-foot waves, a 46-year-old Oshawa grandmother, Barbara Loreno, is well under way toward swimming Lake Ontario

Battling two-foot waves, a 46-year-old Oshawa grandmother, Barbara Loreno, is well under way toward swimming Lake Ontario

8/3/1976

Loreno, Barbara

Loreno, Barbara

8/3/1976

Loreno, Barbara

Loreno, Barbara

8/3/1976

Loreno, Barbara

Loreno, Barbara

8/4/1976

Loreno, Barbara

Loreno, Barbara

8/3/1976

Loreno, Barbara

Loreno, Barbara

7/9/1975

Barbara Loreno Ready to Start. After 9 1/2 hours. 18 miles to go

Barbara Loreno Ready to Start. After 9 1/2 hours. 18 miles to go

8/3/1976

Loreno, Barbara

Loreno, Barbara

8/3/1976

Barbara Loreno, 45 years young. I know it can, I'm going to do it.

Barbara Loreno, 45 years young. I know it can, I'm going to do it.

8/13/1975

John G. Diefenbaker, wiry westerner from Saskatchewan's Lake Centre shown here, gave the orusade speech of the night. He challenged the party to take (...)

John G. Diefenbaker, wiry westerner from Saskatchewan's Lake Centre shown here, gave the orusade speech of the night. He challenged the party to take (...)

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