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Back in swim: Former British Empire Games competitor 30 years ago, Kay Easun returned to competitive swimming in the Masters program for the sheer purpose of fitness and renewed vitality
Back in swim: Former British Empire Games competitor 30 years ago, Kay Easun returned to competitive swimming in the Masters program for the sheer purpose of fitness and renewed vitality

Back in swim: Former British Empire Games competitor 30 years ago, Kay Easun returned to competitive swimming in the Masters program for the sheer purpose of fitness and renewed vitality

Date3/3/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Back in swim: Former British Empire Games competitor 30 years ago; Kay Easun returned to competitive swimming in the Masters program for the sheer purpose of fitness and renewed vitality.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0098222F
Three years after receiving a kidney transplant, Paul Grindall, 30, is a contestant in the Masters Swim Meet and coaches children in swimming after he(...)
Three years after receiving a kidney transplant, Paul Grindall, 30, is a contestant in the Masters Swim Meet and coaches children in swimming after he(...)
1/21/1973
Just because Scarborough's George Peterson,63, was the only competitor yesterday in the 2,000-metre steeplechase at the Masters Games, that didn,' mea(...)
Just because Scarborough's George Peterson,63, was the only competitor yesterday in the 2,000-metre steeplechase at the Masters Games, that didn,' mea(...)
8/21/1985
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Tobblers get in the swim. Oshawa youngsters can learn to swim early, thanks to the recreation department's two swimming pools and its programs for mot(...)
3/3/1975
Ready: Sharpy Litvack (above) and former Miss Toronto Ruth Carrier are just two Canadians preparing for 1985 Masters Games
Ready: Sharpy Litvack (above) and former Miss Toronto Ruth Carrier are just two Canadians preparing for 1985 Masters Games
6/19/1982
Run for 1985, Dr. Maureen O'Bryan talks over plans for the Masters Games, to be held in Toronto in August 1985, with Canada's most famous jogger, former Governor-General Roland Michener
Run for 1985, Dr. Maureen O'Bryan talks over plans for the Masters Games, to be held in Toronto in August 1985, with Canada's most famous jogger, former Governor-General Roland Michener
12/18/1983
Winner of three gold medals in swimming events at the Commonwealth Games last month in Edmonton, Carol Klimpel is presented with a special plaque by M(...)
Winner of three gold medals in swimming events at the Commonwealth Games last month in Edmonton, Carol Klimpel is presented with a special plaque by M(...)
9/17/1978
Jim Shaw, University of Toronto swim star, may not represent Canada in 1971 Pan-American Games
Jim Shaw, University of Toronto swim star, may not represent Canada in 1971 Pan-American Games
11/12/1969
Dawn Fraser: Former Australian swimming great to compete in Master Games
Dawn Fraser: Former Australian swimming great to compete in Master Games
8/6/1985
In training for a 35-to-50-mile swim of Lake Ontario, nurse Pat Stoffels gets pointers from her coach, Richard Lough, yesterday at the Fitness Institu(...)
In training for a 35-to-50-mile swim of Lake Ontario, nurse Pat Stoffels gets pointers from her coach, Richard Lough, yesterday at the Fitness Institu(...)
4/22/1975
Agnes Ketchum started swimming when she was 15, met her husband that way and now, at 81, swims half a mile three days a week - after doing her laundry(...)
Agnes Ketchum started swimming when she was 15, met her husband that way and now, at 81, swims half a mile three days a week - after doing her laundry(...)
4/21/1972
Set for Denmark: John Elms of the Granite Club participated in the first World Masters Games that took place in Toronto in 1985
Set for Denmark: John Elms of the Granite Club participated in the first World Masters Games that took place in Toronto in 1985
3/8/1989
Organizers of an international sports competition with no age limits, The Masters Games, here in August, '85, are Ken and Maureen O'Bryan, who are raising $5 million for the venture
Organizers of an international sports competition with no age limits, The Masters Games, here in August, '85, are Ken and Maureen O'Bryan, who are raising $5 million for the venture
7/11/1982