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Lady of the lake: Jocelyn Muir, 15, the youngest person to swim Lake Ontario, took a break from school today to receive an award for her achievement from Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton
Lady of the lake: Jocelyn Muir, 15, the youngest person to swim Lake Ontario, took a break from school today to receive an award for her achievement from Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton

Lady of the lake: Jocelyn Muir, 15, the youngest person to swim Lake Ontario, took a break from school today to receive an award for her achievement from Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton

Date9/10/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lady of the lake: Jocelyn Muir, 15, the youngest person to swim Lake Ontario, took a break from school today to receive an award for her achievement from Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton.
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Joy of victory Jocelyn Muir, 15, yesterday became the youngest person ever to swim Lake Ontario
Joy of victory Jocelyn Muir, 15, yesterday became the youngest person ever to swim Lake Ontario
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Image shows a gentleman and a lady shaking hands and laughing on stage with the audience in the…
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