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Divers search for snowmobiles Lake Scugog
Divers search for snowmobiles Lake Scugog

Divers search for snowmobiles Lake Scugog

Date1/18/1998
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Original Toronto Star caption: Divers search for snowmobiles Lake Scugog
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0001185F
      Body of Snowmobile Christopher Raines Lake Scugog
      Body of Snowmobile Christopher Raines Lake Scugog
      Mahler, John
      1/18/1998
      Twelve Snowmobiles will be used on the trek over more than 3,000 miles of snow-covered land
      Twelve Snowmobiles will be used on the trek over more than 3,000 miles of snow-covered land
      Canada. Canadian Army
      12/12/1945
      The winner of the race for women driving snowmobiles with 300-cc engines in the Richmond Hill Kinsmen Club races yesterday, 13-year-old Jackie Cook, s(...)
      The winner of the race for women driving snowmobiles with 300-cc engines in the Richmond Hill Kinsmen Club races yesterday, 13-year-old Jackie Cook, s(...)
      Lennon, Frank
      1/19/1975
      Competing for cups and money, snowmobiles race around a track on trucked-in snow at the Sno-brr-fest in Orangeville
      Competing for cups and money, snowmobiles race around a track on trucked-in snow at the Sno-brr-fest in Orangeville
      Norris, Dave
      2/3/1974
      Sports - Snowmobiles - (1971-1973)
      Sports - Snowmobiles - (1971-1973)
      Spremo, Boris
      12/23/1971
      Snowmobiles, operated in pairs, enabled the Ontario Provincial Police to keep watch over cottages in the winter
      Snowmobiles, operated in pairs, enabled the Ontario Provincial Police to keep watch over cottages in the winter
      Brennan, Pat
      12/24/1975
      Despite blizzard conditions, about 650 snowmobiles turned out yesterday in Bradford for Snowarama to aid crippled children
      Despite blizzard conditions, about 650 snowmobiles turned out yesterday in Bradford for Snowarama to aid crippled children
      McConnell, Colin
      2/4/1979
      Scuba Divers in a police patrol boat prepare to dive into waters near Georgian Bay s Snake Island as they continue to search for drowning victims. Ten(...)
      Scuba Divers in a police patrol boat prepare to dive into waters near Georgian Bay s Snake Island as they continue to search for drowning victims. Ten(...)
      Goode, Jeff
      7/24/1972
      Theft aftermath: Peel police divers John Gordon and Mark Cripps inspect a Pontiac Fiero that was ditched in Lake Aquitaine in Mississauga after it was stolen
      Theft aftermath: Peel police divers John Gordon and Mark Cripps inspect a Pontiac Fiero that was ditched in Lake Aquitaine in Mississauga after it was stolen
      Stuparyk, Michael
      4/23/1986
      Frolicking in Lake Ontario at Hamilton Polar Bear Club's New Year's Day swim are Brian Atkinson (left), 21, Corky Atkinson, 44, and Don Jones, 25, as divers watch
      Frolicking in Lake Ontario at Hamilton Polar Bear Club's New Year's Day swim are Brian Atkinson (left), 21, Corky Atkinson, 44, and Don Jones, 25, as divers watch
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      1/1/1978
      Bishop Theodosios and Dr. Leonidas Polymenakos, president of Metros Greek community, look glum as exhausted Greek divers are pulled from Lake Ontario (...)
      Bishop Theodosios and Dr. Leonidas Polymenakos, president of Metros Greek community, look glum as exhausted Greek divers are pulled from Lake Ontario (...)
      Lennon, Frank
      9/12/1971
      Image shows police divers plunging into the water.
      Harbor police scuba divers plunge into the ice-covered water of the harbor; led by 2nd Officer Ernie Norrey (top). Following him are Brian Kennedy; David Bryan and Ulrich Ertle. In the water; only the tops of their heads show (bottom) as they practise holding their breath to conserve air and keep in shape in case a car plunges into the lake. They practise all year; even in 30-degree weather like today.
      Goode, Jeff
      2/2/1972