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Page 6, News, Tuesday, April 10, 1990 Engines believed to have been working normally By Angie Saunders The News The engines of the Air Ontario jet that crashed March 10,1989 were operating normally during take-off believes chief crash investigator Joe Jackson. The Fokker F-28's Rolls- Royce engines were torn down by investigators who found nothing abnormal. Three witnesses, from among the 46 survivors, have testified about the unusual sounds they heard during the take-off from Dryden last year. F The manager of the Dryden Airport last March, Peter Loutit, said he heard the sound of a flame-out (an engine failure) while watching the attempt of the jet to lift-off. Joe Jackson agreed with Justice Virgil Moshansky's inter- im report that the jet's wings, cov- ered with ice, snow and slush, were a major factor in causing the -crash. "The Runway was (also) to some extent contaminated with snow, ice or slush which adverse- ly affected air craft performance." 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Rent monthly A Personal Emergency Response Unit, i cents Masaeibceacniah, 3. Write or call today - Emergency number auto-dialer, for free demo. - Transmits call for assistance to nearby source of aid. - Plugs into your present phone jack R.M. GALLANT LIMITED P.O. Box 3415, Thunder Bay, Ont., P7B SJ9 ' Dhara: 2Ak.02220 On March 10, 1990, the F-28 began smashing into trees just after it had left the runway. The plane broke into 3 pieces and caught fire after going down in dense bush. Jackson also said there were a few factors that could have affected the crew on the day of the crash: the weather, the mal- ~ function of an on-board motor that started the plane's engines and the aircraft's exit lights, and problems with a radio. These factors might have affected the captain George Morwood and co- pilot Keith Mills' (both deceased) ability to assess the situation and make decisions. The reason why the crew took off without having de-iced the plane is unknown. the machines which record the cockpit conver- sation and instrument settings of the plane were melted in the fire. Schreiber allotted $2.046 million By Angie Saunders The News A Schreiber Town Council Meeting was held on Tuesday, March 27. Present were Reeve Mike Cosgrove and Councillors- Ed Borutski, Tom Quinton, and Lorraine Huard, and Staff: Aurel Gauthier, Peter Doig, and J. Este. The Ministry of Environment have allotted Schreiber $2.046 million to upgrade the Sewer Treatment Plant for 1990-91 allo- cations. The remaining 22% of the cost will be split between the Ministry of Northern Mines and Development and the Township of Schreiber. The upgrading should start in July and be possi- bly in operation by 1991. The library board gave their annual report. The library will possibly move to the Rec Centre temporarily because the floors in the building will not handle the weight of the books. The build- ing will not be repaired but torn down eventually. Doctor Geran will be leaving Schreiber. . There was a fire inspection done of the council office and the town hall. It was suggested that the council should have smoke detectors or dry-wall ceiling for better fire protection. A dog pound is to be made first thing in the spring. Concern were brought up about the weight room at the Rec Centre. The room is too small for the amount of people that have memberships. Possibly the games room can be used as a weight room. The floor also has to be reinforced but the weight room has to be closed down to be fixed. The Canadian Colitis Foundation will be selling tickets in Schreiber. 3 There has been a problem with the CP Railway crossing on Railway Street being blocked for long periods of time. A. Gauthier, R. McBride, and T. Quinton will attend the NOMA Convention on May 3-5. Birchwood Terrace Tournament By Angie Saunders The News Birchwood Terrace held its 2nd Annual Senior Tournament Week on March 26- 30. Winners of the events were presented with prizes by Jayne Santerre on Friday, the last day of competition. The winning bowling team was: Rena Ross, Werner Ziegler, and Kay Furyk. Rena Ross had Accounting Services Income Tax Preparation Bookkeeping Contact Valerie Knuuttila 825-3871 the highest game average. Mary Chadwell was the bridge champ of Birchwood Terrace. The runner-up was Jean Stitt. Joe Gaisson won first in crib- bage with second going to August Rentz. The winner of Shuffleboard was Rene Hirt, who also had the shuffleboard biggest end. The consolation prize was taken by Leona Fournier. August Rentz took first in pool, outshooting Mike Glavota who placed second. The Best Sport Award went to Yvonne Mallais. Many door prizes were drawn from the names of all who partici- pated in each event. Seniors and staff all had a. great time throughout the events and will be looking forward to next year's senior tournament week. Picture on page 10 ATTENTION |All Terrace Bay- Schreiber News deadlines for the week before Easter will be moved ahead by one day, as we will be closed for Easter vacation. Deadlines for this week are as follows: Editorial _ 4:00 p.m. Wednesday Classified deadline 5:00 p.m. Wednesday Advertising deadline 200 p.m. Wednesday Thank you and have a i] great holiday. ITSABOYIU Jesse, Joshua and Jared Gordon, of Schreiber, are proud to announce the arrival of their new brother, Zachary Stuart who was born on March 3, 1990, at 9:33 a.m. weighing 7lbs, 60z. Proud parents are Z Clyde and Elena Gordon, THANK YOU _ "Special thanks to Dr. Geranmayegan and to Shelley Long, Daryl Davis and to all the nurses and stajj for their care during our stay in the hospital. Also, thank you to all who sent cards and flowers. ne 4 It was greatly appreciated. Zachary and Elena Gordon >,