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Jeff Macinnis: Son of Arctic explorer Dr. Joseph Maclnnis, University of Western Ontario student will set out Tuesday on second leg of bid to navigate Northwest passage in fibreglass catamaran
Jeff Macinnis: Son of Arctic explorer Dr. Joseph Maclnnis, University of Western Ontario student will set out Tuesday on second leg of bid to navigate Northwest passage in fibreglass catamaran

Jeff Macinnis: Son of Arctic explorer Dr. Joseph Maclnnis, University of Western Ontario student will set out Tuesday on second leg of bid to navigate Northwest passage in fibreglass catamaran

Date7/22/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jeff Macinnis: Son of Arctic explorer Dr. Joseph Maclnnis, University of Western Ontario student will set out Tuesday on second leg of bid to navigate Northwest passage in fibreglass catamaran.
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