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	Marilyn Bell age group
		Marilyn Bell is part of a 20-year period that is often referred to as the "ME" generation, a generation that has a very proud and self-reliant attitude.
		Marilyn Bell is part of a 14-year group of people who are conservative and moderate in their spiritual aspirations.
		Marilyn Bell is part of a 7-year group of people who are very progressive in business and practical matters, and implement scientific ideas in practical ways to make life more comfortable.
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	Marilyn Bell
		Marilyn Bell was a long-distance swimmer born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on October 19, 1937.
		On September 8, 1954, Marilyn Bell started her swim across Lake Ontario from Youngstown, New York to Toronto, Ontario at virtually the same time as world famous American long-distance swimmer, Florence Chadwick[?].
		Marilyn swam for 20 hours and 57 minutes under grueling conditions before she finally reached a breakwater near the Boulevard Club, west of the CNE grounds.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ma/Marilyn_Bell.html (302 words)

	Bell, Marilyn
		Bell a 16 ans lorsqu'elle effectue Ã la nage la traversÃ©e du lac Ontario plutÃ´t froid.
		Le 8 septembre 1954, Marilyn Bell se glisse dans les eaux froides du lac Ontario et franchit à la nage les 32 milles (51,5 km) qui séparent Youngstown (New-York) de la rive Ouest de Toronto.
		On a dit de Bell qu'elle avait accompli l'exploit canadien par excellence : celui d'un individu qui, inébranlable et déterminé, refuse de plier devant les éléments.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=F1ARTf0000658 (320 words)

	Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story
		Marilyn Bell’s inspiring and dramatic story is one of determination, courage and heart.
		With dreams of an Olympic gold medal, Marilyn wants to be a sprinter but Ryder is unimpressed when she tries out for him.
		The newspapers create a media frenzy, and the eyes of the nation are on her, but Marilyn’s true struggle is not for the publicity or the money or even to beat American rival Florence Chadwick.
	www.cbc.ca /onair/shows/marilynbell/synopsis.html (398 words)

	Marilyn Bell - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bell swam for 20 hours and 57 minutes under grueling conditions before she finally reached a breakwater near the Boulevard Club, west of the CNE grounds.
		Bell kept up her strength with Pablum, corn syrup, and lemon juice with water, along with heroic encouragement from her boat crew and her coach, Gus Ryder.
		In 2003, Bell (now Marilyn Bell Di Lascio) was presented with the Order of Ontario.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Marilyn_Bell (377 words)

	Wikinfo \| Marilyn Bell
		Marilyn Bell (born October 19, 1937) is a long-distance swimmer born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Chadwick was forced to give up with stomach pains and vomiting while 16-year-old Marilyn Bell became the first person ever to swim the thirty-two-mile distance.
		In 2003, Marilyn (now Marilyn Bell Di Lascio) was presented with the Order of Ontario.
	www.internet-encyclopedia.org /wiki.php?title=Marilyn_Bell (433 words)

	Bernard Zukerman and Cinar Reunite for Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story. - Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Based on the real-life story of Marilyn Bell, the 16-year-old Canadian swimmer who was the first person to successfully cross Lake Ontario in 1954, HEART: THE MARILYN BELL STORY was written by Karen Walton and is directed by Manon Briand.
		"Marilyn Bell captured the hearts of all Canadians in 1954 when she conquered the cold, uninviting waters of Lake Ontario," said Zukerman.
		Bell is pitted against champion American marathon swimmer and overwhelming favourite, Florence Chadwick, but the real challenge is the foreboding 32-mile lake.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-55236152.html (778 words)

	Bell, Marilyn
		Bell a 16 ans lorsqu'elle effectue Ã la nage la traversÃ©e du lac Ontario plutÃ´t froid.
		Le 8 septembre 1954, Marilyn Bell se glisse dans les eaux froides du lac Ontario et franchit à la nage les 32 milles (51,5 km) qui séparent Youngstown (New-York) de la rive Ouest de Toronto.
		On a dit de Bell qu'elle avait accompli l'exploit canadien par excellence : celui d'un individu qui, inébranlable et déterminé, refuse de plier devant les éléments.
	www.canadianencyclopedia.ca /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=f1ARTf0000658 (320 words)

	Marilyn Bell Biography \| Canadian Long Distance Swimmer
		Bell made her mark on the world with several marathon swimming records.
		Bell credits swimming coach Gus Ryder for giving her the incentive and skills to make such long swims.
		Bell's story still serves as inspiration for Canadian swimmers and was made into a CBC movie in 1999.
	deena.ca /bell_marilyn.html (181 words)

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		A plaque commemorating the swim and dedicating a park in Marilyn's name was opened by Marilyn Bell Di Lascio on August 16, 1984.
		Marilyn was the highest rated swimmer, and ranked number 9 just in front of swimmer Elaine Tanner.
		Both Marilyn and Winnie Roach (first Canadian to cross the English Channel in 1951, France-England 13:25) then became the centre of a news-media controversy that involved the CNE, and the newspapers the Toronto Daily Star and the Toronto Evening Telegram.
	soloswims.com /bell.htm (967 words)

	Marilyn Bell - Definition, explanation
		On September 8, 1954, Bell started her swim across Lake Ontario from Youngstown, New York to Toronto, Ontario at virtually the same time as world famous American long-distance swimmer, Florence Chadwick.
		The planned route straight across the lake was 32 km (20 miles) but she actually had to swim twice that distance because of strong winds and the lack of modern navigation equipment.
		Bell was inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame in 1958.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/m/ma/marilyn_bell.php (444 words)

	Writings by Whiteside (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Marilyn Bell captured the hearts of Canadians in 1954 when she became the first person ever to swim across Lake Ontario.
		Marilyn said she rose to the challenge to "uphold the honour of Canada." After the race began on Sept. 9th, Chadwick quit after 20 kilometers.
		He saw the fire in Marilyn Bell, and knew she had what it takes to be a winning marathon swimmer.
	whiteside.netfirms.com /bell.html (259 words)

	Marilyn Bell - Femmes à l'honneur : leurs réalisations / Contributrices à la vie et à la ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Marilyn Bell s'est décidée à tenter cet exploit même si elle n'y avait pas été invitée et qu'on ne lui avait offert aucun prix.
		Quant à Marilyn Bell, elle a continué avec détermination, guidée par son entraîneur, Gus Ryder, malgré les eaux glacées du lac, les lamproies et la fatigue qui, quelquefois, l'accablait.
		Marilyn Bell a été intronisée au Temple de la renommée des sports du Canada et au Temple de la renommée des sports aquatiques de l'Ontario.
	www.lac-bac.ca /femmes/002026-224-f.html (677 words)

	Marilyn Bell - Wikinfo
		Marilyn Bell (born October 19, 1937) is a long-distance swimmer born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		On September 8, 1954, Marilyn Bell started her swim across Lake Ontario from Youngstown, New York to Toronto, Ontario at virtually the same time as world famous American long-distance swimmer, Florence Chadwick.
		Marilyn swam for 20 hours and 57 minutes under grueling conditions before she finally reached a breakwater near the Boulevard Club, west of the CNE grounds.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Marilyn_Bell&printable=yes (1321 words)

	Marilyn Bell Biography
		Marilyn Bell (born October 19, 1937) is a long-distance swimmer born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Chadwick was forced to give up with stomach pains and vomiting while 16-year-old Marilyn Bell became the first person ever to swim the thirty-two-mile distance.
		In 2003, Marilyn (now Marilyn Bell Di Lascio) was presented with the Order of Ontario.
	www.biographybase.com /biography/Bell_Marilyn.html (366 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Marilyn Bell, (born October 19, 1937) is a retired Canadian long distance swimmer, born in Toronto.
		On September 8, 1954, Bell started her swim across Lake Ontario from Youngstown, New York to Toronto at virtually the same time as world famous American long-distance swimmer, Florence Chadwick.
		In 2002, Bell (now Marilyn Bell Di Lascio) was presented with the Order of Ontario.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Marilyn_Bell (424 words)

	Pictons - Quality legal services
		The trophies were presented by Marilyn Bell, a partner in the family law department of the sponsors, Pictons.
		Marilyn Bell (right), a partner in the family law department of Pictons, presents the trophy to the captains of St Swithun’s, Winchester, and Downe House, Newbury, who shared the senior title at the recent National Schools Lacrosse Championships held at Berkhamsted.
		Marilyn Bell also presented the under-15s’ trophy to the captain of Queen Anne’s School, Caversham.
	www.pictons.com /pages/news5.htm (268 words)

	Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration: Hall-Of-Fame Swimmer Marilyn Bell Awarded Order Of Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: )
		TORONTO –; Marilyn Bell Di Lascio, the first person ever to swim Lake Ontario, was presented with the Order of Ontario today.
		In 1954, at the age of 16, Marilyn Bell became the first person to swim Lake Ontario.
		A year later, she was the youngest person to swim the English Channel, and in 1956, she swam the Strait of Juan de Fuca, off the coast of British Columbia.
	www.citizenship.gov.on.ca /english/about/n221003.htm (302 words)

	Toronto History: 1954 MARILYN BELL STORY - 1st Ed. HC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Marilyn's name is synonymous with grit and determination.
		It is, and was, a fitting tribute to Marilyn and the many important people who were part of her life and outstanding successes.
		An illustration of Marilyn Bell swimming is imprinted on the front cover; this and spine printing are clear and legible.
	www.winesbeersandspiritsofthenet.com /items/4645284197.html (309 words)

	GRIEVING FIANCÉE: SEAN WAS MURDERED By KATE SHEEHY and DAN KADISON - Local News - New York Post Online Edition
		But Bell wound up shot after his bachelor party at a strip club when undercover cops, thinking his group had a gun, pounced on them and launched into a shootout among themselves, catching the groom-to-be in the crossfire.
		Marilyn Bell spoke lovingly of her cousin, calling him generous and devoted to his family.
		Bell had been arrested three times: twice for drugs and once on a gun charge, although the case was sealed.
	www.nypost.com /seven/11282006/news/regionalnews/grieving_fianc_e__sean_was_murdered_regionalnews_kate_sheehy_and_dan_kadison.htm?page=0 (730 words)

	Bell pumped for plunge into Hall
		The actual date was Sept. 9, 1954 when the the 16-year-old schoolgirl, coached by Gus Ryder, the professor of swimming, defeated the cold waters of Lake Ontario, the numbness in her feet and stomach cramps to conquer the unknown.
		Marilyn thought she couldn't finish the gruelling task in the bitter cold water.
		Her husband, Joe DiLascio, is in remission from cancer and Marilyn hopes to attend the Toronto function with him.
	www.canoe.ca /Slam030918/col_gross-sun.html (688 words)

	Marilyn Bell Realty -- Meet The Team
		Sheree Hoggro is Principal Broker of Marilyn Bell Realty.
		The organization was coined after philanthropist Marilyn Bell who dedicated herself to community outreach through children.
		Before losing her battle with ovarian cancer, Marilyn Bell touched the lives of hundreds of people who knew her well.
	www.marilynbellrealty.com /shoggro.php (204 words)

	Bell conquers Lake Ontario - "On This Day" - CBC Archives
		By the time she finished her crossing, a crowd of approximately 100,000 people had assembled at the CNE to welcome her arrival.
		In this clip, Marilyn describes her journey, her motivation and hopes for the future.
		• Bell was already a celebrated amateur swimmer before she crossed Lake Ontario, having won the Lou Marsh Trophy - awarded annually to Canada's top athlete - in 1953.
	archives.cbc.ca /IDC-1-41-144-657-11/that_was_then/sports/marilyn_bell (301 words)

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		Born at St Joseph's Hospital in Toronto on 19th October 1937, Marilyn Bell became the first person to cross Lake Ontario on 8-9th September 1954 at the age of 16 years.
		On the evening of September 8, 1954, the unofficial competition resulted in both Marilyn and Winnie entering the water within an hour of Florence Chadwick's chosen time to start her attempt to cross Lake Ontario.
		Marilyn is an inspirational speaker whose words and activities continue to inspire so many people of all ages.
	www.soloswims.com /bell.htm (967 words)

	Etobicoke Sports Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Marilyn will best be remembered by Canadians, when on September 9, 1954, at age 16, Marilyn Bell became the first person to swim across Lake Ontario.
		on September 9, with Gus Ryder's guidance, and Marilyn's strong determination, she reached the Toronto shore despite the freezing cold water, stomach cramps, and fatigue.
		In July of 1955, Marilyn swam the English Channel, becoming the youngest swimmer to succeed in this event.
	etobicokesports.ca /2003/bell_marilyn.html (293 words)

	Amazing Stories - Marilyn Bell
		Millions more across the country were listening to radio broadcasts and reading newspaper stories about Marilyn Bell, the 16-year-old girl who was moments away from becoming the first person ever to swim across Lake Ontario.
		There were only a few voices Marilyn could hear, the voices of friends on a nearby boat.
		With one final effort Marilyn extended her left hand all the way, reaching out to touch the breakwater, closer, closer, closer....
	www.amazingstories.ca /detail-MarilynBell.php (426 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Marilyn Bell, O. Ont., (born October 19, 1937) is a long distance swimmer born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
		Marilyn Bell is a long distance swimmer and the first person to swim across Lake Ontario.
		In 1954 she entered the swim across Lake Ontario with Marilyn Bell but was forced from the event with problems with her guide boat.
	www.worldhistory.com /search.php?ix=wiki3&rf=0,PN2,P3,PN4,P6&page=1&type=article&hpp=&lfs=1&q=Marilyn-Bell (657 words)

	Side Dish by Marilyn Kea
		Marilyn Kea is a short, feisty stay-at-home mother of three whose varied career path has included Retail Buyer, Telecommunications Manager, and Database Consultant.
		She ditched her part time telecommuting job when the demands of the position grew to where she was fitting her children around the job, instead of the other way around.
		Marilyn lives in her home town of Walnut Creek, California with her husband Jerry and three lively children, Julia, Jackson, and Jamie.
	www.sanitycentral.com /guest/marilyn.htm (1104 words)

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