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ICEBREAKER Terry Fox, built and launched at Burrard Yarrows’ North Vancouver yard, logged its first rescue on its maiden
voyage, by freeing the US research ship NOAA Surveyor, trapped in ice for eight days off the Alaska coast recently. Powered
by four diesel engines, the icebreaker was constructed, along with its sister ship, Kalvik, for Gulf Canada Resources Inc., to

serve its drilling operations in the Beaufort Sea.

ON MAIDEN TRIP

Terry Fox logs first rescue

THE POWERFUL new icebreaker, Terry Fox,
built by Burrard Yarrows Corporation, North Van-
couver, logged its first Arctic rescue on its maiden
voyage, this fall.
Launched in August at the
North Vancouver yards, the
Terry Fox broke through ice
off Point Franklin, on
Alaska’s northwest coast, to
reach the US government
research ship NOAA
Surveyor, with 70 people on

board. The rescue came eight
days after the Surveyor had
radioed that it was trapped in
the ice.

An Arctic Class Four ice-
breaker, the Terry Fox, re-
presents the state of the art in

Condo VP a

WEST VANCOUVER property management con-
sultant, Brynice Agnew, was recently appointed
vice-president and member of the Board of Direc-
tors, by the Canadian Condominium Institute.

The appointment was An independent, non-
made at the third national profit’ organization, the
conference of the institute, Canadian Condominium In-
held in Toronto, last month stitute is the first of its kind

BRYNICE AGNEW
. appointment

icebreaker design. It is
designed to operate con-
tinuously through ice over

four feet (1.2 metres) thick
and its distinctive bow wedge
pushes the broken ice to
either side of the hull and

prevents damage to. the
propellers.
The Terry Fox, and its

sister ship, Kalvik, were built
by the local shipbuilder for

Gulf Canada Resources Inc.,
to serve its drilling operations
in the Beaufort Sea. Besides
icebreaking, they are used for
anchor handling, and as tugs
and supply vessels.

Four diesel engines power
the icebreaker’s 286-feet (88
metres) length and with its
2,200 tonnes deadweight,
makes it a formidable batter-
ing ram.

pointed

in Canada to provide a na-
tional forum for all condo-
minium issues and, according
to Agnew, assists con
dominium owners and pro-
fessionals tn establishing and
operating successful) con
dominium corporations
through publications, work

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