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-cision ‘has’ been polney is

B.C. Supreme Court on a bid
to cite a Toronto'lawyer for.
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Erie Mellish Lane, a ‘law-
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The hearing, by Justice
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the plane crash in 1978 were
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federal Justice Department
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Lane, represented by Ste-
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signalled.to a witness, PWA
pilot Michael Cwihun, con-
cerning the answers he was
to give on examination for
discovery. :

\It was alleged he signalled
to Cwihun by doodling’on a
notepad, indicating Cwihun
was to answer “I don't know”
to certain questions.

Guile told the judge he had

‘to examine the evidence of

Cwihun and Lane and decide
which:to accept. Pe

DENIES SIGNALLING

Lane denied signalling an-
swers: and said.it’ was his :
standing instruction to PWA
officers that if they did not
know the. answer to a ques-
tion they should not guess,
but reply truthfully that they
did not know. -

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there wus never at any time

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He also sald that Lane told

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. VANCOUVER (CP) — When Charlene Henderson

‘ vanished in 1978 she left behind her purse, her. makeup, and

her baby. daughter.

At that time ahe was only just 16 and the ROMP thought
ashe: was 4 runaway. But her mother thinks, ahe was
murde

“She Focal never have run-away. without her by,
said Henderson's mother J loyce Goldberg, 38, in an interview

this week. “And there's an inheritance of about: $40,000.

waiting for her-which she’s never collected.”
Today, ‘Goldberg lives in Victoria with the baby

Henderson left behind — now a.sturdy four-year-old called’
b Dawn who hugs; her grandmother and ‘calls

;- Mommy.
he. family was living in Mission, . about 70 kilometres’
when

was originally married toa coal miner surnamed Henderson

' by, whom she had three children — Henderson; ‘Cindy, now.

; and Dwayne, now 12. But Goldberg divorced Henderson
in 1971, remarried and later moved tq Alberta, where her;

: parents | still live. ,

SCHOOLED IN ALBERTA”

’ The Goldberg children: went to school.in Alberta.and
Henderson graduated from Grade 9 there in’ June, 1978.
Then;the family moved to B. Cc. and settled in Mission, but

Was that Hend then 15, was preg-
nant.. However, she was supportive and helped the’new
other with’ the baby.;

acdident’ in ‘Sparwood, a d:left a substantial estate i in trust.
for his three children to receive at the age of 19. The estate
is in’ the‘hands of the public’ trustee office in Vancouver. ©

“I think Charlene’s share is, about $40,000 and she knew
‘the. ay was coming toher and was excited about it,” sald

‘puto Dee.
father and ‘nearly, four months after.-the: birth’/of her.
ished. She left. homé“fn Mission

him what the “posi-

tion was to be on certain:

points, and advised ‘him that
when he was being examined
officer. he

with just a few dollars to go to a local show. At the show,
said Goldberg, she met a boyfriend and the boy's father.

‘They went out for Chinese food after the show and
with her mother's permission, stayed. with them

should adopt the company
position, even if it did not
pond with his personal

any p: with
respect to giving discovery
evidence and at no time was

any system of signals em- |
ployed by him to Prompt an- |
sswers. * i

Cwihun said in an affidavit

that Lane adyised him’ that
whenever he ‘was asked
question. and had ‘to think’
‘about the answer he should
answer : “Idon't know."

He said Lane told him that
a signal to be aware | of would
be Lane's act of stopping
writing and starting “dood-
ling” on his notepad and that
would signal to him that he
was thinking about the ques-
tion and therefore should an-
swer: “I don't know.”

Cwibun -also “said: in his
affidavit that there were
specific o¢casions on which he

noticed Lane doodling on his |

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pilot.

Forty-three people died
.and five survived when-the
“PWA 787’ cartwheeled into
‘the ground after the pilot,

a snowplow in the runway.:

ina Mission motel, As arranged, Goldberg went to the motel

the next day. to pick her up, but the boyfriend told her the

girl had left ‘about five minutes earlier to walk the route,
© NEVER ARRIVED :

_ - But Henderson never arrived home. And Goldberg now

believes she was picked up by a car just outside the motel

and killed by the person who offered her a ride...

“There has never been a trace of her,” said Goldberg.
“She .was a. typical tee and we. had of
course. But I know she didn’t run away because she had no-
Feason' to take’ off and she loved ‘her:family. She left-her
purse at her home and, like any. teenager, she'd never have

left home without her maker p. And, then there was the
baby.” 4
Goldberg says Abbotaford ROMP at first insisted that
was they opened a
missing persons file on her. A ‘apékesman for Abbotsford
ROME, sald this week that Henderson’ file is still active and
is’ being reviewed.

In 1981, the B.C, Supreme Court granted an application
by g that d dead. She hopes
that eventually the money int trust, for Henderson will be
awarded to her daughter. she

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