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Where there's smoke: Jim Clouthier Climbs the fire tower at Petawawa every day to begin his solitary job looking for forest fires
Where there's smoke: Jim Clouthier Climbs the fire tower at Petawawa every day to begin his solitary job looking for forest fires

Where there's smoke: Jim Clouthier Climbs the fire tower at Petawawa every day to begin his solitary job looking for forest fires

Date12/8/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Where there's smoke: Jim Clouthier Climbs the fire tower at Petawawa every day to begin his solitary job looking for forest fires.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0007894F
      Three forest fires can be seen from plane flying over the Swastika Forest District, where two fires are raging out of control and 13 are considered un(...)
      Three forest fires can be seen from plane flying over the Swastika Forest District, where two fires are raging out of control and 13 are considered un(...)
      Bull, Ron
      5/25/1972
      A Range-Finder helps forest fire spotter Russell Jocko mark the exact location of a wisp of smoke seen from his tall tower in Algonquin Park. Fifteen (...)
      A Range-Finder helps forest fire spotter Russell Jocko mark the exact location of a wisp of smoke seen from his tall tower in Algonquin Park. Fifteen (...)
      Goode, Jeff
      7/23/1975
      Two Fires at the 1,300-foot level of the ON Tower yesterday sent out clouds of thick black smoke (right) and caused four welders to be taken to hospit(...)
      Two Fires at the 1,300-foot level of the ON Tower yesterday sent out clouds of thick black smoke (right) and caused four welders to be taken to hospit(...)
      Brennan, Pat, McConnell, Colin
      7/8/1975
      Rescuer Harry Harrison climbs back to top of Simpson's Tower after being lowered to cradle where he tied ropes around waists of two trapped window cleaners
      Rescuer Harry Harrison climbs back to top of Simpson's Tower after being lowered to cradle where he tied ropes around waists of two trapped window cleaners
      Norris, Dave
      12/29/1969
      Showing the skills and iron nerve that make him the ''human fly,'' Dan Goodwin grips the aluminum sills that are his only support as he climbs the CN Tower today
      Showing the skills and iron nerve that make him the ''human fly,'' Dan Goodwin grips the aluminum sills that are his only support as he climbs the CN Tower today
      Cooper, David
      6/26/1986
      High above the forest, rangers at Ontario's two remaining fire towers keep their eyes peeled for the merest wisp of smoke
      High above the forest, rangers at Ontario's two remaining fire towers keep their eyes peeled for the merest wisp of smoke
      Stawicki, Andrew
      12/6/1991
      Arsonist s victims: Fire captain James Coles, left, breathes oxygen after being overcome by smoke while fighting fires set by an arsonist at the Harbour Castle Hilton last night
      Arsonist s victims: Fire captain James Coles, left, breathes oxygen after being overcome by smoke while fighting fires set by an arsonist at the Harbour Castle Hilton last night
      Brazao, Dale
      5/19/1983
      A shift in the weather to showers and humidiy has helped weary firefighters gain upper hand on forest fires in New Brunswick...while some 40 fires are(...)
      A shift in the weather to showers and humidiy has helped weary firefighters gain upper hand on forest fires in New Brunswick...while some 40 fires are(...)
      Brazao, Dale
      5/19/1986
      A shift in the weather to showers and humidiy has helped weary firefighters gain upper hand on forest fires in New Brunswick...while some 40 fires are(...)
      A shift in the weather to showers and humidiy has helped weary firefighters gain upper hand on forest fires in New Brunswick...while some 40 fires are(...)
      Brazao, Dale
      5/12/1986
      Human fly climbs CN Tower
      Human fly climbs CN Tower
      Cooper, David
      6/26/1986
      Where there's smoke . . . A two-alarm blaze at the Broadview House hotel early this morning brought firefighters on the run. No one was injured in the(...)
      Where there's smoke . . . A two-alarm blaze at the Broadview House hotel early this morning brought firefighters on the run. No one was injured in the(...)
      Goode, Jeff
      9/30/1981
      Pile of Power: A vehicle climbs over a mountain of coal, 31 metres high (100 feet) at the station, where an ambitious project will extend its lifespan
      Pile of Power: A vehicle climbs over a mountain of coal, 31 metres high (100 feet) at the station, where an ambitious project will extend its lifespan
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      5/28/1992