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The Terrace Child Development Centre
cordially invites you to our

Annual General Meeting
- Monday, June 11, 1990
7:30 p.m.
2510-South Eby:Street |

The Centre will be open at 7: 00 p: mM:
Please come and view our displays.

The rain was unavoidable, but clowns and costumes helped keep spirits up. .

at the annual Elks Sports

Day held last Saturday.

CASB investigator called
to Skylink crash inquest

Roger Ayotte, the Canadian

Aviation Safety Board investigator
who headed the team that exam-
ined the Skylink crash in Terrace,
will appear to offer information at
the coroner’s inquest into the acci-
dent June 18 in Terrace.

The inquest, chaired by northern

regional coroner John Wolsley, is
being held to publicly examine the
facts in the crash, which resulted
in the deaths of seven people Sept.
26, 1989, at the Terrace-Kitimat
airport. The CASB report on the
accident is now in its final draft

Skeena Liberals
back Chretien

All but one of the 12 elected
delegates from Skeena to the Lib-
eral Party national nominating

convention in Calgary are com-

mitted to. leadership candidate Jean
Chretien.

‘Chretien, on a support-gathering
tour of B.C., stopped in Prince
‘Rupert: ‘May 17 for lunch with

_ party supporters before flying: off |

to Prince George. .
Skeena Liberal representative:

Affairs with the Trudeau administ-
ration. "People can identify with

to," she remarked.

The Skeena riding seems to be in
tune with a provincial trend. The
Vancouver sun reported May 10
that 352 of the 439 delegates B.C.
will send to the leadership contest
are committed Chretien supporters.

~~ A total of 15 delegates will-go to

the convention. from Skeena. They
are Rhoda Witherly, Nancy Wilson
and Vince Atimare of Prince.
Rupert; Juanita Hatton, Ray Jones

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Rapinderjit Kahlon of Kitimat.
Riding association president Don

_Silversides and past candidate Odd

Eidsvik, both of Prince Rupert, go
as automatic delegates; Jack Hun-
dial and three other students go as
youth delegates, and Violet Hill
goes as the aboriginal: club Tepres-
eritative, = -

Ray Jones is: the only delegate
- who ‘says hé :is' not: committed: to.
support Chretien.

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form. Jim Harris, a public relations
officer for the investigative body,
said last’ week the “report still
requires approval by ‘the board,
after which it will be confidentially
circulated to the “interested

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parties" in the matter. He expects
the process to be at that stage by
the end of June.

Harris noted there is nothing
unusual in having both a CASB
investigation and a coroner's.
inquest looking into the same fatal
aircraft accident.

Although the information in the
report is still confidential, Harris
said so of it may come out in the
inquest. "This happens all the
time," he remarked, noting that
CASB investigators recently had to
testify at an inquest into an air
ambulance crash in northern
Ontario ‘before a report was issued
publicly. "Our investigators prob- -

does happen. all the time.”

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