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plans annual car rally

THE CANADIAN Paraplegic Association has sched-
uled its annual car rally for 12 p.m. June 13 at 780
Southwest Marine Drive.

Participants are asked to assemble at 11 a.m.

The rally is an event in which participants drive
their own cars, along with a navigator, throughout the
Lower Mainland following clues supplied at the star-
ting point.

The scoring will be based on how well participants
have read the clues and how close to a set time par-
ticipants complete the course. The time is based on
going the speed limit at all times.

Following the rally there will be a barbecue at G.F.
Strong Rehabilitation Centre. A dance and awards
presentation will take place at 7 p.m. in the
downstairs hall of the paraplegic association at 780

Trophies will be awarded to the top three finishers
as well as a team trophy and a media team trophy.

In the 1940s, paraplegics were charged a 10 per cent
surcharge on their insurance premiums because it was
felt that hand-control drivers were more prone to ac-
cidents. As well, the Motor Vehicle Branch imposed a
speed limit of 50 kilometres per hour on hand-control
drivers.

Statistics have proven that disabled drivers are less
of an insurance risk than their able-bodied counter-
parts, and because of this there are currently no
special restrictions on hand-control drivers and the
insurance premiums have been reduced.

The original idea of the car rally was for paraplegics
to sect out to prove to the general public that
paraplegics can drive as well as anyone else.

Southwest Marine Drive.

Local spears
javelin win

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Rob
Mackay won a bronze medal in the
javelin event at the May 29 to 31
B.C. High School invitational
Track wand Field championships
sponsored by the Kajacs Track
Club and held at Richmond’s
Minoru Park.

He missed the silver medal by
only .4 centimetres.

Mackay, in his first year of jave-
lin competition, has placed in the
top five of every event he has par-
ticipated in during the spring.

Mackay, a Grade 11 student, is

.the quarterback for the senior
team of the Vancouver College
Fighting Irish, He won the most
valuable player award at Don
Heinrich’s 1986 all-star camp and
has been heavily recruited by a
number of American universities.

He will be attending the of-'

fence-defence football camp at
Sonoma, California, the Husky
Camp at
Washington, and the ‘Western Ca-
nadian All-Star Football Camp at
Simon Fraser University. —

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