The Fuel Marketer is the headquarters of the Canadian Underwater Training Centre

IIIF

The Fuel Marketer is the headquarters of the Canadian Underwater Training Centre

Date9/28/1979

Names

Spremo, Boris (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: The Fuel Marketer is the headquarters of the Canadian Underwater Training Centre. It's moored at the foot of Spadina Ave.

Subject

Sports

Diving

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092872F

Discover More

Peter Rijnieks, Cathie Tunney and Mike Briggs of the Toronto Super Turtles Dive Club enjoy a quiet game of cards underwater at the Wexford Collegiate (...)

1/16/1989

They're still in. Within one day of setting a new underwater endurance record only three divers remain in the Sportsmen's show contest. From top, ticked: Joe Mangus, Pat Morrison, Alberta Jones

3/16/1961

Beach clean-up on island. Scuba divers from the Underwater Council retrieve debris at Olympic Beach on the Island yesterday, part of a campaign to cle(...)

6/4/1972

Scott Cranham: He will be part of Canadian team competing in world championships

2/21/1983

Nicole Deane: Defending Canadian diving champ in girls' 11-and-under division in the 3-metre springboard competition works at the Etobicoke Olympium pool

4/19/1989

Hair-raising dive. With her hair tossed up in her descent, Anna Dacyshyn of the U of T puts together a good dive yesterday at Canadian senior winter d(...)

3/23/1991

Kathy McDonald of Vancouver in Canadian Championship diving form

7/7/1966

Sepia-toned photo postcard depicting a bungalow with several doors, at a Canadian Army Training ...

Headquarters, Training Centre No. 21, Long Branch, Ontario.

Approximately 1941

Two barefoot men ride bikes underwater in a white tiled pool; they wear scuba tanks strapped to ...

Water-wheelers

9/1/1981

Neil Deziel, 11, practises 19 hours a week, and does exercises

6/18/1980

Neat tuck: Billy Hayes of the Etobicoke Diving Club turned in a winning performance off the three-metre board in the invitational meet at Etobicoke Olympium and finished fourth in the one-metre test

1/18/1986

Future bet

6/28/1983