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OAKGLEN between Marine City and Algonac, April 20, 1984, BRISTOL BAY & NEAH BAY assisting vessel operators as a result of the ice jam. Rescue missions by helicopters have assisted the vessel crews and those people stranded on Harsen's Island, where the ferry service has been extremely limited. The Coast Guard vessels BRAMBLE and MARIPOSA have been used to ferry across the people from the island to Algonac. The MACKINAW and the newest Canadian ice-breaker, DESGROSSILLIERS along with the NEAH BAY, BRISTOL BAY, MOBILE BAY, KATMAI BAY and others have tried to flush the ice out of the river while escorting the convoys of ships up and down. ome vessels have suffered slight ice damage PAUL H. CARNAHAN at Light 13, Southeast Bend. Notice the open water on Lake St. Clair (upper corner) and some have run aground in the slush ice. Mike Nicholls and Paul LaMarre, members of photos of the ice jam from the shore and aboard a plane. Some of their shots are depicted here. *** The passenger steamer CANADIANA is now at Ashtabula, Ohio. There are efforts to rehabilitate her but her condition as shown in Mike Nicholls photo on page 6, is deteriorating every day. *** The package freighter run from Windsor to Thunder Bay this year in place of the CARIBBEAN TRAILER is the JENSEN STAR ex a) FRENCH RIVER. She is at Windsor now. CANADIANA at Ashtabula, March 17, 1984