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John Felker: Victim's father says negligence has cost me my son.

Picture, 1991

The bodies of three fishermen were found early today in the mangled wreck of the Captain K; Left; which was raised from Lake Erie yesterday. The smelt trawler and her crew went down March 18 after colliding with a Canadian Coast Guard vessel. Above; the Captain K before it sank.

Picture, 1991

Gaunt skeleton of the Boston dragger Rainbow is shown on Yarmouth rocks where boat owner and two companions braved high seas in gallant rescue attempt. Searchlight spotted ship's cook hanging in riggings. Another survivor swam to the shore. Rescue workers are shown searching for trace of the survivors. Five men were lost

Picture, 1947

Port Carling, Muskoka Lakes, Ont., Canada

Picture, 1910

Ken Graham; left; who broke his arm in accidential launching of ship at Collingwood May 29; discusses inquest with Roy Knox; centre; and Lorne Jago. Knox broke both legs in accident which claimed two lives. Jago fractured hip.

Picture, 1969

Completing a 10;000-mile trip across the top of the world; the Soviet ice-breaker Karasin; arrived this week in Seattle; where it will be overhauled. Ships like this will be valuable in main-taining the flow of help to the Soviet from Britain and the United States.

Picture, 1941

With flying colors: The $19-million petrochemical tanker Suncor Chippewa called at Toronto harbor yesterday on its maiden journey from Japan. After being toured by Sunoco employees; the 500-foot (153.5 metre) tanker left for Sarnia; its home port.

Picture, 1981

Nickel plant takes to sea: The ocean-going ship Sam Ratulangie of Djakarta; Indonesia; is one of seven vessels in the port of Toronto at the start of the busy fall season this week. The Ratulangie is loading Canadian-made parts to set up a nickel plant in Indonesia. Overseas shipments so far this year are up nearly 27 per cent from 1975.

Picture, 1976

Heading East: Harbor commission tugs tow a rusting ferry yesterday from Humber Bay to the foot Cherry St.; where it will undergo repairs for two months.

Picture, 1992

They lost a father: Mrs. Elsie May and four of her seven children sit sadly in their Stayner home after learning that Douglas May; 44; had lost his life when crushed beneath the hull of a ship being launched at Collingwood yesterday. From left are Ken; 20; Linda; 18; Herbert; 21; Lynn; 18.

Picture, 1969

Intercepted by British warships off Palestine; the former President Warfield; renamed Exodus 1947; shown here; with 4;50 refugees aboard; was reported rammed as live steam; fuel oil were used against British. Official reports denied fatal casualties.

Picture, 1947

Finally afloat: The Kuan Yin (the Chinese goddess of love and mercy) is equipped with an auxiliary diesel engine; complete galley; dining area; head and sleeping cabin. Hasselfeldt hopes to sail vessel around the world with his wife.

Picture, 1965

View of the Cliffs of Trap Rock, at the Entrance of Annapolis Basin (Nova Scotia, 176-?)

Picture, 1830

Welcoming committee; Fleets of airborne and swimming Canada geese provide a natural welcoming committee to the ocean cargo vessel XIII Congreso as it approaches the Redpath Sugars plant on Queen's Quay; at the foot of Jarvis Street; to unload raw sugar.

Picture, 1986

Fall of the Grand Recollet (Recollet Falls), French River, Ontario.

Picture, 1821

The "Walk in the Water", ca 1820 (Lake Erie)

Picture, 1893

Ice-breaker saurel in action; Ottawa; Jan. 2 -(CP) - Transport department officials today awaited word on the success of a mercy mission by the Canadian government ship Saurel; which; it was hoped; had brought a happy New Year to the 100 inhabitants of the tiny fishing hamlet of Natashquan; Que.; on the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Picture, 1947

Car Ferry "Lansdowne", Windsor, Canada.

Picture, 1910

Voyage of discovery; A teenager climbing the rigging of the Polish barkentine Pogoria is silhouetted against the sky in Toronto harbor yesterday. The ship; a floating classroom from Gdansk; is carrying 22 students on a 150-day voyage ending Dec. 17 at Montego Bay; Jamaica. Voyage is part of class Afloat program for Grades 11; 12 and junior college.

Picture, 1990

Hulk could lose this one: Whitby appears to have upper hand against ship's owner.

Picture, 1990

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John Felker: Victim's father says negligence has cost me my son.

The bodies of three fishermen were found early today in the mangled wreck of the Captain K; Left; which was raised from Lake Erie yesterday. The smelt trawler and her crew went down March 18 after colliding with a Canadian Coast Guard vessel. Above; the Captain K before it sank.

Port Carling, Muskoka Lakes, Ont., Canada

Ken Graham; left; who broke his arm in accidential launching of ship at Collingwood May 29; discusses inquest with Roy Knox; centre; and Lorne Jago. Knox broke both legs in accident which claimed two lives. Jago fractured hip.

Completing a 10;000-mile trip across the top of the world; the Soviet ice-breaker Karasin; arrived this week in Seattle; where it will be overhauled. Ships like this will be valuable in main-taining the flow of help to the Soviet from Britain and the United States.

With flying colors: The $19-million petrochemical tanker Suncor Chippewa called at Toronto harbor yesterday on its maiden journey from Japan. After being toured by Sunoco employees; the 500-foot (153.5 metre) tanker left for Sarnia; its home port.

Heading East: Harbor commission tugs tow a rusting ferry yesterday from Humber Bay to the foot Cherry St.; where it will undergo repairs for two months.

They lost a father: Mrs. Elsie May and four of her seven children sit sadly in their Stayner home after learning that Douglas May; 44; had lost his life when crushed beneath the hull of a ship being launched at Collingwood yesterday. From left are Ken; 20; Linda; 18; Herbert; 21; Lynn; 18.

Intercepted by British warships off Palestine; the former President Warfield; renamed Exodus 1947; shown here; with 4;50 refugees aboard; was reported rammed as live steam; fuel oil were used against British. Official reports denied fatal casualties.

Finally afloat: The Kuan Yin (the Chinese goddess of love and mercy) is equipped with an auxiliary diesel engine; complete galley; dining area; head and sleeping cabin. Hasselfeldt hopes to sail vessel around the world with his wife.

View of the Cliffs of Trap Rock, at the Entrance of Annapolis Basin (Nova Scotia, 176-?)

Welcoming committee; Fleets of airborne and swimming Canada geese provide a natural welcoming committee to the ocean cargo vessel XIII Congreso as it approaches the Redpath Sugars plant on Queen's Quay; at the foot of Jarvis Street; to unload raw sugar.

Fall of the Grand Recollet (Recollet Falls), French River, Ontario.

The "Walk in the Water", ca 1820 (Lake Erie)

Car Ferry "Lansdowne", Windsor, Canada.

Hulk could lose this one: Whitby appears to have upper hand against ship's owner.

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