Ririe Dive October 2008- with Channel 6

Last October the dive team went and did a dive in Ririe Resevoir with Brenda Baumgartner from Channel 6 joining us! Brenda was able to get in and dive with the members of the unit and she was also able to try out our new equipment. The new equipment was purchased through a grant that our dive team leader worked extremely hard to get. The new equipment will allow the diver in the water to be able to talk to the rope handler on the shore. This will make every dive safer for our members.



Jim Kluvers- BRRRR the water was really cold that day

John Kluvers - Relaxin

L-R Jim, John, Radar, Debbie, Dorothy, Bill and Tom in front of our trailer

Dorothy and Debbie

John and Jim setting up Brenda with her equipment, Bill sitting next to her!


John, Tom, Radar, Jim, Dorothy

Brenda trying to figure out the equipment


Shootin some footage!








Divers in the water


Brenda Baumgartner



Dorothy

Jim

Brenda




John

Radar - He looks cold!

Dive Olympics 2008

This are a few pictures from the dive olympics that we participate in every year. These pictures were from 2008


Darrel Francke - getting ready for his event- In the background is Dorothy Nelson and Jerry Freeburne, they were timing an event

Radar being towed in the Rescue Tow by his partner
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Radar

Jim being pushed in the Rescue Tow


Scotty Passino- Putting together his snorkel and mask together

Jim Kluvers

Darrel Francke- Jumpin in





Brennon Jones and Clay Gentillion doing the Rescue Tow



John and Debbie Kluvers


Darrel Francke

Jerry and Dorothy





Jessica Lusk, Debbie and Kayden Kluvers keeping score

March 2008-Wolverine

March of 2008 Search and Rescue responded to the Wolverine Area for a teenage girl who was involved in a sledding accident. We took our new snowmachines and congregated at the base of wolverine. The victim was transported out and suffered from bumbs,scrapes and i believe some broken bones.



Jessica and Debbie - when we first arrived on scene

John Kluvers and several other members hooking up are taboggan to the sled. The tobbagan is used to transport patients in and out of places that medical personnel would not be able to get to.


Jim Kluvers - suited up!


Members of Search and Rescue and Shelley Quick Response Unit after the patient was transported out of the mountain



















Showing off our new sled!




Jim- loading up to go home



Closing up for the day!