Mark Rawkins (left), assistant manager for Safeway, racently presented a cheque for the sum of $607.35 to the Man-in-Motlon

fund. The money had been collected from sales of merchandise for Rick Hansen. Ernie Wade, Kinsmen project chairman, ac-
cepted the cheque on behalf of the Man-In-Motion committee.

——

. Adri Mesuwissen participated in the Wheelchair Awareness Day held recently In conjunction

with Man-in-Motion Week. The event was to create awareness of what it's IIke to be confined to

a wheelchair.

Hunting licence changed

TERRACE — A new,

more convenient licencing
system for resident hunt-
ers has been introduced by
the Ministry of Environ-
ment and' Parks on April

1, 1987.
The new licence is
smaller is. size than

previous hunting licences
and will readily fit into a
pocket or wallet. In book-
Jet ‘form, ‘it: contains the

basic hunting licence and
five species licences in one.
package, doing away with
the necessity of hunters
carrying several loose
licences. ‘Species Stamps’.

- will be used to validate the

particular species licences

‘purchased by the hunter.

For the first time, sep-
arate species licences are
being introduced. for mule
‘(black-tailed) deer ard

' white-tailed deer, and for

deer taken on the Queen
Charlotte Islands, where
there is a season bag limit
of ten deer. The mule
(black-tailed) deer licence
will also be valid for
fallow deer.

Photos by
Daniele
Berquist

- The Terrace Kinsmen Club presented a skit recently on the
-ROMP building construction. The club scored 26% points dur-

Eight-year-okd Patrick Duncan of E.T. Kenney Primary School

recently participated in a Wheelchair Awareness Day in con-
junction with Man-in-Motion Week held In Terrace.

Ing the annual Kinette Gong Show. Proceeds went to the Man-

‘In-Motion World Fund.

Terrace man becomes 7
-FCLrepinB.c. - ..

TERRACE — As a result.
_ of the board organization

following the recent an-
nual meeting of Federated

Co-operatives Limited

(FCL), Bill Keenleyside of
Terrace is the new vice

president: of the British.

Columbia Region.
Keenleyside has been an
insurance agent in Terrace
for {4 years. He represents
the Co-operators In-

surance and the Insurance |

Corporation of British
Columbia.

Keenleyside was born at
Princeton and educated at
Golden, B.C. He first
joined the Terrace Co-
operative Association in

‘1967 and was first elected |

to the board of directors
in 1973. He subsequently
served nine years as vice.
president and two years as
president, He was also
director of the. Terrace -
and District Credit Union
for two years.
Keenleyside was elected
to the FCL board as the
representative for north:
er and interior B. c.

Travel
“seminar
held

in town

Choice Travel recently
held a. seminar on travell- -

_ ing to China, in the ban-

quet room of the Inn of
the West.

The seminar previewed

. what travelling to. China
. may be like, and included
~ slides presented by Karen
’ Birkedal, who had visited *
‘the country in September.

of last year.

The. slideshow showed
sites such as the Great
Wall, and other. fascin-
ating tourist spots.

‘Birkedal commented on

the country’s amazing his-
tory and cultural dif-
ferences.

“Tom Ryan of Cultural
Tours, Hong Kong. pre-

sented a film on China
-which further explained
the advantages of visiting

another society, Ryan also

- produces a radio show on |

tourism on CJOR Radio
in Vancouver,

The seminar also
featured door ‘prizes of
travel bags and hats. Ac-
cording to Stan Kerr and
his wife Barb Kerr, owners

.of First Choice Travel, 65

to 70 residents attended
the event, and found the
presentations quite ‘in-
teresting. The Kerrs plan
to put together a tour of
China, by getting about 15
families together for'a two
week trip. The trip would
cost about $3000 to $3500
and would include tours
of several famous sites.

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