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     fort. He finished second to Park 
     
    
   
   
    
     Across-The-Lake Swim 53a'r'l7n3?"””"""”"”'”""' n:f::.iss:f.'llf..:ifs.'ispl- E"”""" 25'0" 
     
    
   
   
    
     ronomo. (CPD - The line is. As well as perennial long-dish sv..l:,l:,”,,,2,”"l,f,',,, ;,'l,'",h,'y' nf:'f,'l,:f g'”'3n,:3.”";en'3'tAg;j:,”f”lnii: mm." I a” 
     
     farming to the right for applicants ance swim winners like Tom Park. awn" "on, in nu Brmnn Column” to: m. an ad View :e;':1e':ni OTTAWA (Cpl C D”"hV 1”” 
     
     for the Clnndlnn Nallonll Exhibll- a former Hamiltonian and a twn- awaiting I mnabk time (0 when on th 3 y T 1 A l; t. f gration Minister Laval Forth! I- 
     
     Ion 3:-mile cross-the-lake swim time winner of the Atlantic City we snan of Juan ne Fun. A nan V? ,3'"” "93, mi; 0 timated Monday that Canada iikab 
     
     Ichndllled lo? 39Dt. 5. marathon. lesser-known luminaries BONUS-FOR WOMEN ' W ' or yen" ed are win get u many immmmnu ht 
     
    

    
     so 1.; 31 gwimmei-5 have signed like Abd-cl-Latif-Abu-Heif also are Steve wogmak of Burma In. H I (M n m in 
     
     on 9-M doued lint signifying Wll- """"l nine, vetennn cm; mn,-nlgnnn Women are in a position to walk; ay 5 ye” u . ' 
     
     lioness to Join the mass assault roux EGYPTIANS swnnm" ,5 entered ., n nn, 0;; win, an ;.,n.,,g .i,.,.. or in. 880- Wullhly 15-000- 
     
    

    
     ” Lu” 0m"l” 1" ' ""9 '0' Abd has come from Cairo Egy Gall ' ' prise money. First woma to fin- H0 "id I "F0 mull ll!" 59" 
     
     chores in 385.000 prize money. bringing wnn nnn three Diner en: one entrant. . watehhappy W in Wm be nivnn n 31,503 nnnnn, dropped in a Sunday Night Iowa 
     
    

    
     Included among the entrants are trants. Hassan Abu Bkr. Horned. ilce commissioner from Dorval. Wlllcll mennl I Wnlnln Wlnnlng ill? "9"" .l""" R”"" which nlm” 
     
     nine women headed by Brenda Mustafa and Mustata Bawoud. Que. brought a statement attested eV9nl Would 10 home with 316.500. "'9 llallnn lab" 'nlnll"'Y 1110' 
     
     Fisher of England. who holds the From the opposite corner of the by a notary public that he had in her frank attempt to beatjmg C""5d” h” ”3"'d l" 
     
     women's record for the English world comes Nestor Qulorz. an swam 10 miles in Lake Ste. Louise. Marilyn Bell's record of 1) hours 25”” "””"" lmml5""" l' In 
     
     channel swim Argentinian who claims to have' Que. Peter Balenlio showed up and 56 minutes Brenda Fisher will ”We have already received more 
     
    

    
     George Di-l'l'lllE-t CNE SD0I'l! 1151” Spent 63 hours Swimming 225 miles with the statement to make sure get tough competition from Gerda than that number-about 4.40) b 
     
     loctor, has at rac ed a colorful col- in water near Buenos Aires. ;he' got a crack at the Sl5.000 first Oisson. Lies Put, and United be exact-(in the first three months 
     
     ection of entries for the big swim. Cliff Lumsden of Toronto, who prize money. States swimmer Madeline Werner. of the year," he said. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     'I'IlI AITI LLIIYMAN 
     
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