OCEANGOING FIREMEN Larry Olver and Dave Tyler, put the new
West Vancouver Fire Department rescue and firefighting boat through its

REPAIRS ON SCHEDULE

The bridge span damaged
last year when a freighter hit
the C.N. railway bridge
across the Second Narrows
was successfully raised
Wednesday from where it
had been lying since October
12, 1979.

The span now has to be
taken away by barge and
repaired.

“We feel all the surprises
are beyond us now.” said Al
Menard, a spokesman for

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He said the bridge shold
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end of February, one month
behind schedule.

Bad weather, strong tides,
and the replacement of an
underwater cable have caus-
ed the delay and have push-
ed the repair bill from an
estimated $3 million to over
$6 million.

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ing of the tower which was
knocked out of alignment
when the mishap occurred.

A supporting framework
has been erected around the
tower which will have to be
lifted and pivoted into posi-
tion.

Menard commented that
this job will be “considerably
more difficult,” than raising
the damaged span and work
will progress slower because
the tower has to be moved
fractions of a degree at a
time.

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$3,000 and was bought by the municipality. (Tom Payne photo)

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