Page B6 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 21, 1992

Poverty
probed

Vancouver poverty advocate
Pam Fleming leads a workshop
next Tuesday called ‘‘Poverty
— Understanding the Big Pic-
ture.”

She works for End Legis-
lated Poverty which is
sponsoring the session along
with the Terrace Women’s
Resource Centre.

cases and also organizes Jarger
projects on broad issues sur-
rounding poverty.

Her emphasis will be choos-
ing issues which can be fought
within available resources, said
women’s centre executive
director Karla Hennig.

The workshop takes place in
the library meeting toom be-
ginning at 10 a.m. Oct 27 and
finishing at 3 p.m.

There is no charge and child
care and travel allowance arc
available if needed,

Registration is preferred
ahead of time and can be done
by calling the women’s
resource centre at 638-0228.

Fleming acts on individual.

Into the wild
blue yonder

Contributed
If you’re between the ages of 42 and 19 and have ever wondered
what it would be like to Oy, the Air Cadet Squadron could be for you.
The squadron has several qualified pilots and knowledgable in-

_ Structors on staff to answer your questions.

The 74? Squadron is looking forward to another exciting scason with
different stafC in the training office who will be implementing the new
training directives,

The changes reflect the needs and concems of living in this day and
age.

Air cadets not only learn the principles and theory of flight, they also
engage in familiarization flying as often as weather permils.

The 747 Squadron owns its own airplane and glider, so cadets leam
power as well as glider Hight.

In the coming season, cadets will also have the opportunity to obtain
training in first aid, search and rescue techniques, and photography.

The fundamental aim of the Air Cadet movement is to develop in
youth good citizenship, leadership and physical fitness. With this in
mind, the cadets participate in several sports weekends and intercorp
weekends,

In October, the cadets are learning camping and survival techniques
with a camp out at Woadcock airstrip. In November, cadets from
Prince Rupert, Smithers, and Kitimat have been invited for a sports
weekend.

For more information on the local air cadets, or to join, contact Ron
Gowe at 638-0789 or Linda Vandale at 635-6588,

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