18° Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 18, 1986

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Mutual salutes were In order as the local 747 Air Cadets
recently began occupation of thelr new bullding at the Ter-

race Alrport.

On the march}
Members of Terrace’s 747
-Alr Gadets march amartly at
the recent opening of thelr
new headquarters.

Jim Hall of the Terrace Plpes and Drums, leads the 747 Cadets’ procession.

Six handicapped employed

Terrace
bullding.

James Chabot, rig'

a3

ht, conducted a troop Inspection of the
747 Alr Cadets after opening the group's new

Parliamentary Secretary
James Chabot was In Ter-
race recently to officially
open the new headquarters
of the 747 Air Cadets at the
Terrace Airport.

Convention

TERRACE — A sum-
mer project, the
Challenge ‘86 program,
helps find employment
for mentally handicap-
ped people in the area.

by Daniele Berquist

Candy Burkett, voca-
tional support worker

ly, it seems to be going
well. It’s a bit slow,
maybe due to the Hire a
Student Week, promoted
at the same time as the
Challenge ‘86 program,
stated Burkett.

So far, six people have.

been employed. One
client is doing gardening
for the Sandman Inn

Project, Bottle Depot,
Terraceview Lodge,
Mothers Time Off, and
Community Services.

We have the support
of the workers, the
clients and also com-
munity support is grow-
ing. Burkett added,
“Together I know we

TERRACE — Local
residents may be in-
terested in attending the
‘Divine Peace’’
Jehovah's Witnesses
convention to be held in
Kitimat at the Tamitik
arena on July 3 to 6.

Norm Lum, a Terrace
spokesman for the
Witnesses said that over
100,000 delegates are an-
ticipated to attend the
‘Divine Peace’ conven-
tions scheduled in 22
cities,

‘Divine education
promotes peace,”? Lum
said, ‘‘The program will
stress that a better
understanding of the
- principles contained in
a the Bible is vital if gen-
uine peace is to be
achieved.

‘*Jehovah’s Witnesses
believe we are living in
the last days,’’ Lum con-
tinued. ‘“‘The dramatic

events we have witnessed.

in the world during this
generation illustrate that
God's Kingdom by
Christ will soon exercise
its authority aver all na-
tions of the earth. It
alone will bring peace,”
he said. Lum said whole
families attend the an-
nual district conventions
and that counsel
presented during 19
hours of lectures, discus-
sions, and dramas will
highlight the need to
reach for spiritual and
not material gain in
modern life.

Troops prepare for inspection.

The Pipes and Drums Band provided musical accompan|-

ment to the opening ceremonies at the 747 Alr Cadat's new

headquarters,

BUCKLE UP!

Seat belts save lives.

said that since the pro-
gram started just recent-

while others are involved
in the Clean Up Terrace

can make this success-
ful.’’

Dining

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