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Helping Hands on the Ski Hills and Trails: Ski Patrol in the National Capital Region
Location: Camp Fortune, Quebec

 
Members of Trail Riders helping St. John's Ambulance Brigade in pulling sled with injured skier
1 of 23 		Members of St. John Ambulance Brigade at Camp Fortune pulling sled with injured skier.
2 of 23 		St. John Ambulance Brigade pulling sled with injured skier, as skiers competing in race look on.
3 of 23 		Members of St. John Ambulance Brigade loading injured skier in ambulance at Camp Fortune.
4 of 23 		Injured skier with member of St. John's Ambulance in front of first aid cabin at Camp Fortune
5 of 23 		Member of St. John Ambulance Brigade giving first aid to injured skier in cabin at Camp Fortune.
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Trail riders cross-checking jump hill at Dominion Championships
7 of 23 		Admitting injured skier to the St. John Ambulance post at Camp Fortune
8 of 23 		Admitting injured skier to the St. John Ambulance post at Camp Fortune
9 of 23 		Ski Patrol helping injured woman
10 of 23 		"Casualty on Bonnie Brae" includes two members of Ski Patrol (March 13, 1952)
11 of 23 		Members of St. John Ambulance Brigade with injured skier in sled
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The "Riders' Roost". Trail Riders cabin at Camp Fortune, QC.
13 of 23 		Group of trail riders. Camp Fortune, QC.
14 of 23 		Crest worn by Trail Riders, an inter-club organization of the Ottawa Ski Club
15 of 23 		Crest worn by members of the Night Riders - an inter-club organization of the Ottawa Ski Club
16 of 23 		Crest/badge worn by member of the Night Riders - an inter-club organization of the Ottawa Ski Club
17 of 23 		Photograph of Riders Roost, newly built lodge for the Trail Riders of Camp Fortune, Old Chelsea, Que
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