owner-operator

‘Survival on the [~

streets outlined

TERRACE — Not as
many people attended
the one day seminar on

‘motorcycle safety as

we’d hoped for, said
of
Northern Motorcycle In-
corporated, Dave
Milligan.

by Daniele Berquist

The seminar was spon-
sored by Northern
Motorcycle Inc. in an at-
tempt to promote motor-
cycle safety. Approx-
imately 20 people viewed
two films presented by
B.C. Safety Council.
“These films detailed
survival on the streets
and car drivers’ view of
motorcyclists, Milligan
said.

Representative of
Braid Insurance, -Chris

Waywitka, insurance

agent, presented infor-
mation on the ICBC
system — how it works
and most important,
how a person should
design insurance needs.
Your rights as a

Seminar

driver, appeal pro-
cedures following a driv-
ing suspension, legal
procedures on how to
handle traffic violations,
notices and the law con-
cerning driving without
proper licences was
covered by barrister Dar-
rell O'Byrne of the
Halfyard and O’Byrne
law firm.

Another - seminar
resembling this one will
probably be scheduled
later this year, Milligan
said. ~

Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 18, 1986 9

, he . a angie

On the road
Participants for the National Ride for Sight held in Terrace

racently head out for a leisurely crulse to Rosswood. See
story page 19.

Ride for Sight

Local merchants who sponsored the recent Ride for Sight
In Terrace were (left to right}: Dave Milligan, Brad Benson,
Bob Park and Mike Maroney. The sponsors display cer-
tificates presented to them by James Githam (right). Miss-
ing from the photo ara representatives from C & D Harley
Davidson. The certificate reads “With great appreciation for
support and major contribution to the success of the motor-
cycles fight to prevent blindness”. See story page 19.

Dave Milligan, owner/
operator of Northern Motor-
cycla Incorporated in Ter-
race, recently sponsored a
seminar at Northwest Com-
munity Collage on motorcy-
cle safety, =

Thank You

1 would like to take this opportunity to thank
you for your support in the May 31 by-election. I
look forward to serving the residents of Terrace
in the coming months and running again in
November. As an alderman, I am committed to
community representation on council and ac-
cessibility. Please feel free to contact me to
discuss community concerns and suggestions.
Once again, I sincerely thank you for your sup-
port.

Doug Smith

6/18
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