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Luxury boat: Manfred Ruhland borrowed from Route Canada about the time he bought his $690,000 boat, now repossessed
Luxury boat: Manfred Ruhland borrowed from Route Canada about the time he bought his $690,000 boat, now repossessed

Luxury boat: Manfred Ruhland borrowed from Route Canada about the time he bought his $690,000 boat, now repossessed

Date6/5/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Luxury boat: Manfred Ruhland borrowed from Route Canada about the time he bought his $690,000 boat, now repossessed.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077970F
Got paid: Hugh Segal, left, and Raffaele Sasso were involved with firms that Manfred Ruhland hired
Got paid: Hugh Segal, left, and Raffaele Sasso were involved with firms that Manfred Ruhland hired
8/19/1987
In the Great War the converted luxury yacht Venetia became a submarine chaser, sank the U-boat that sank the liner Lusitania. Sailors fit her out at P(...)
In the Great War the converted luxury yacht Venetia became a submarine chaser, sank the U-boat that sank the liner Lusitania. Sailors fit her out at P(...)
12/3/1941
Sailor-businessman Frank Dye (left) knows the ropes when it comes to boats. He and his wife Margaret are in Toronto to talk about some of their adventures. At centre is Don Davis, Wayfarer Sailboat Association president.
Sailor-businessman Frank Dye (left) knows the ropes when it comes to boats. He and his wife Margaret are in Toronto to talk about some of their adventures. At centre is Don Davis, Wayfarer Sailboat Association president.
1/1/1972
Where to go next: After their van was repossessed, John Evdoschuk, 38, his wife Claire, 35, and their son, John, 5, moved into a motel
Where to go next: After their van was repossessed, John Evdoschuk, 38, his wife Claire, 35, and their son, John, 5, moved into a motel
3/22/1982
On borrowed time? The Toronto stockyards face an uncertain future with the announced closing of the Canada Packers slaughterhouse in December. About 9(...)
On borrowed time? The Toronto stockyards face an uncertain future with the announced closing of the Canada Packers slaughterhouse in December. About 9(...)
4/9/1983
Super hot dog salesman is Manfred Doblinger president of VS services Ltd., which sold nearly one million hot dogs at Exhibition stadium last year. He may get permission to sell beer this summer but he's not too enthusiastic about the idea. It would be expensive, and - horros - cut down hot dog sales.
Super hot dog salesman is Manfred Doblinger president of VS services Ltd., which sold nearly one million hot dogs at Exhibition stadium last year. He may get permission to sell beer this summer but he's not too enthusiastic about the idea. It would be expensive, and - horros - cut down hot dog sales.
2/21/1978
Pleasure boat on rail car en route to Severn River
Pleasure boat on rail car en route to Severn River
6/30/1973
Back door sailors, A Tecumseh Road resident bails his boat at the back door of his floor surrounded home about 18 miles east of Windsor Ontario
Back door sailors, A Tecumseh Road resident bails his boat at the back door of his floor surrounded home about 18 miles east of Windsor Ontario
3/15/1973
Small consolation: Manfred Mueller, 22, gets a hug from his mother, Elisabeth, while his father, Heinz, looks on
Small consolation: Manfred Mueller, 22, gets a hug from his mother, Elisabeth, while his father, Heinz, looks on
10/16/1980
Dream home: Although Gene Colman loves his Balmoral home, behind him, he wishes he had waited three years to buy it. Some homes now built in his luxury subdivision sell for much less than the 1988 list price.
Dream home: Although Gene Colman loves his Balmoral home, behind him, he wishes he had waited three years to buy it. Some homes now built in his luxury subdivision sell for much less than the 1988 list price.
4/2/1992
He sold all he owned to buy a boat. Now he's Capt, Bill Lowry of the blue Caribbean sea
He sold all he owned to buy a boat. Now he's Capt, Bill Lowry of the blue Caribbean sea
7/22/1970
Friendly atmosphere: People are friendlier when they talk about boats, say Neila Garner and David Coe, owners of Noah's, a thriving boat building supply company.
Friendly atmosphere: People are friendlier when they talk about boats, say Neila Garner and David Coe, owners of Noah's, a thriving boat building supply company.
8/4/1981