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Kathy Kangas in skydiving suit
Black and white photograph of Kathy Kangas walking away after a successful dive. In 1984, Kathy became the first Canadian woman to reach 3,000 feet free fall parachute jumps, earning her the Double Diamond Wings. She also was a member of Canada's…
Pat Ofner with scuba diving gear
Black and white photograph of Pat (Shannon) Ofner with scuba diving gear. Pat won top diver award in scuba diving in 1968
Jari Lind receiving swimming award, Thunder Bay 1976
Black and white photograph of Jari Lind receiving a swimming award for 2nd place. Outdoor pool with lanes marked for racing
Swimmers sun bathing at Kaministiquia
Black and white photograph of swimmers sun bathing on a beach in Kaministiquia. L to R Front 1. Onni Paavi, 3. Mamie Paavi (Luoma), 4. Lempi St. Amand (Paavi), 5. Walter Koivisto. Back 1. Santeri Anttila
Mens Swimming Group
Black and white photograph of the Mens Swimming Group. Front 1st row 2. John Rentala, 2nd left, 2nd row Nick Kuusela, 1st left Santeri Anttila, 4th left, 3rd row 5. Matti Koski
Toivo Seppala, swimmer
Black and white photograph of Toivo Seppala, early swimmer in the Rossport Derby. Toivo competed in Canadian championships and Canadian National Marathon Swim in Toronto
Reipas Soccer Team
Black and white photograph of the Reipas Soccer Team. The members are standing on a soccer field dressed in the uniform for the time
Reipas Soccer Team, Finlandia Club 1961
Black and white photograph of the Reipas Soccer Team. Sudbury, Laulujuhlat. L to R Kaj Wickstrom, 2. Erkki Pajala, 3. Sirkkunen, 4. Mauri Ahokas, 5. Martti Bjorn, 6. Eero Koskinen, 7. Raimo Lind, 8. Aaro Huutinen, 9.Tapio Paalanen
Reipas Oldtimers Soccer Team
Black and white photograph of the Reipas Oldtimers Soccer Team. Back Salvi Vesa, Eino Kasma, Keijo Hyytiainen, Eino Huovinen, Frank Starcard, Rudy Poyhonen, Front Jack Sirkkunen, Seppo Vepsa, Eero Pesonen, Frank Wilson
Womens Curling Team
Black and white group photograph of the Womens Curling Team who won their Curling Match in 1958. The game featured an eight-ender, a rare event in Curling. Mrs. Bill Maki (formerly Clara Kiiskila) is 3rd from left