TERRACE.— A meeting

of parents, students and

teachers who will be in-
volved in this year’s grad-
uation activities is going to
include a discussion of
cirumstarices surrounding

‘a string of auto accidents
that occurred near Terrace |

ona recent weekend; _

~ Hugh McKinnon, an in-

structor at Caledonia

“Senior Secondary School,

said the meeting is part of

‘the process that is under-

taken from September to

-:, June of every year to co-
- ordinaté arrangements for

the traditional grad cele-

brations, McKinnon said

-the ‘meeting, scheduled for

June‘1, will be addressed
7 by RCMP Cst. Ewen Har-.
vie and. Terrace coroner

‘James Lynch,

- Four separate single-
vehicle accidents on
Kalum Lake Rd. in: the
early. morning hours of

- May 10 resulted in one
death and several injuries,

and three impaired driving
charges were laid against
‘young Terrace people in
connection with. the

crashes. Reports indicate.

all the drivers were return-

ing home from an outdoor ~:
. party on Kalum Lake in-
volving nearly 300 people.

Although students repre-

“sequences of the party
have been perceived as an
evil omen for the ap-

‘ped around it.

Discussion will
address tragedy —

proaching grad season,
The accidents all took

place on Kalum Lake Dr.

and involved drunk

drivers, but RCMP are

presently : investigating
each as a separate inci-

‘dent, according to RCMP

Staff Sergeant Jarvis. .
Terrace ‘resident Harry

. Wright, age 20 years, was.
' killed instantly: when. his
southbound ‘car left

Kalum Lake Rd. at-a high

‘rate of speed, became air-

born, and struck a large

tree stump at the base of a .
’ cliff. The accident occur-
“red one mile north of Mud
Lake at 6:25 a.m. May 10,

‘Earlier the same morn-

-ing a vehicle being driven

southbound on Kalum

Lake Rd. -near Lean-to'
-Creek by a-T7-year-old
Terrace youth overturned

when it failed to negotiate
a curve and struck a power

pole with enough force to

become completely wrap-
RCMP

Trophy winner remembered 4

TERRACE — The

Terrace Stock Car As- .

sociation. is honored
to submit this article - ,

inmemory of member -
Harr Wri ht. -
sentatives have indicated it | y ent.

was not an officially sanc- .-
‘tioned grad event, the con--

AS. a rookie driver :
‘in 1986, ‘Wright excel-
led in his performance

at the speedway, com-

- have. charged ‘the: young

-on Kalum Lake Rd: The

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_sengers ‘were treated for
‘minor injuries after the

near the cemetary.’ The

offender, who was held
overnight in. Mills

‘Memorial Hospital for @

treatment of head injuries,
with refusal to. provide a.
Ina third. incident ‘the -
same morning a-17-year- #-

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with impaired driving.

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points: in. his’ class. |
‘This promising § young §
"driver ‘will’ be Breatly
missed.
Funeral services for
-Wright were held. on
Friday, May‘ 15 at
Knox United Church §
im n Terrace. |

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Deep Creek —

" eags will be taken from the
Kalum River system for
enhancement, and the

’ Society also expects to get

30,000. steelhead eggs
from the Kalum.

‘Hazelwood noted the.
Kalum summer-run steel- .

head have almost become
an endangered species due
to incidental catches that
occur during the commer-
cial sockeye fishery, -
The Kalum. project to

‘ enumerate populations of
spawning chinook will

continue this year, he said,

During. last year’s
enumeration, Hazelwood
pointed out, the Society

recovered 36 -mature

chinook that bore tags
from the Department of
Fisheries and Oceans

(DFO) original pilot.
‘enhancement project in

1981. .The first Deep
Creek enhanced fish will
be coming back to’ the

. Kalum in 1989 or 1990, he

said,

OFFICERS ELECT ED:

At the Society’s annual

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ery’s. new. project coor-

dinator Linda Sullivan, 311 City Centre Skeena Mall
* fom Vancouver ate Prince Rupert Kitimat Terrace —
the meeting. - zs } -

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“od maunity Economic # po a,

general meeting Doug Ba

Webb was re-elected presi-
dent: for another year. &
Director. positions will be &
filled by. Herman Bush- &
man, Robert Brown and Bi
Tom-Protheroe.

- Soctiety’ members were’
introduced to the hatch-

Rupert Square

Development Program. .