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Inventors: Makers of a device that lets scuba divers ascend in water at a safe rate are (left) Malcolm Saubolle of Brampton, Stan Livshitz of North York and Italo DeBlasi of Whitby
Inventors: Makers of a device that lets scuba divers ascend in water at a safe rate are (left) Malcolm Saubolle of Brampton, Stan Livshitz of North York and Italo DeBlasi of Whitby

Inventors: Makers of a device that lets scuba divers ascend in water at a safe rate are (left) Malcolm Saubolle of Brampton, Stan Livshitz of North York and Italo DeBlasi of Whitby

Date8/10/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Inventors: Makers of a device that lets scuba divers ascend in water at a safe rate are (left) Malcolm Saubolle of Brampton, Stan Livshitz of North York and Italo DeBlasi of Whitby.
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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
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Preparation is a diver's most important weapon against accidents, says reader Julie Iamarino
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Going down into the clear blue waters of the Caribbean is a scuba diving student on her first solo
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1/8/1969
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Diver take splunge as dive master Pete Hewerm right, holds line
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3/1/1978
The water's fine! John Doughty, 23, of Thunder Bay, seems to be quite happy about going for a swim in frigid waters
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U.S. high divers go off deep end at Ontario Place. Two divers, above, clown around yesterday at Ontario Place, while a third takes the plunge from the(...)
7/31/1989
U.S. high divers go off deep end at Ontario Place. Two divers, above, clown around yesterday at Ontario Place, while a third takes the plunge from the(...)
U.S. high divers go off deep end at Ontario Place. Two divers, above, clown around yesterday at Ontario Place, while a third takes the plunge from the(...)
7/31/1989
Image shows police divers plunging into the water.
Harbor police scuba divers plunge into the ice-covered water of the harbor; led by 2nd Officer Ernie Norrey (top). Following him are Brian Kennedy; David Bryan and Ulrich Ertle. In the water; only the tops of their heads show (bottom) as they practise holding their breath to conserve air and keep in shape in case a car plunges into the lake. They practise all year; even in 30-degree weather like today.
2/2/1972
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10/21/1989
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1/29/1980
Fin-tastic: Snorkeling off out-of-the-way beaches
Fin-tastic: Snorkeling off out-of-the-way beaches
9/12/1982