HOME FROM WORK

Ken Lye tows across the Toronto
his. home on‘the Toronto Islands. He

received 4 reprieve when city council

Harbour after work on his way home to

was one of.the 791 residents who’

decided they could contitme to live. on
the eastern tip, at least for a while, The —
Toronto Parks ‘commission wants the
area to finish, turning Tororito Islands-
into one 600-acre public patk.

ASBURY PARK, N.J. (AB) —
For eight hours one weekend J
was an undercover agent for the
State of New Jersey. I almost

tell about it.

4 Three of us ~— two official
“Alcoholic Beverage Control
“Agents and myself — mingled
with the patrons in bars, looking
for liquor-law violations.

‘Thad to be escorted home.

>the way one agent put il,

: The apents were parl.ol a
" plainclathes force of 40 who
make periodic sweeps along the

Pointing out that the
nighttime traffic death rate is.
{wo anda half times that of.the
«daytime. rate, the B.C.

advising drivers how to play it

_ safe after dark.
__ Make sure you can be seen,
keep vehicle lights in top

‘remains ‘normal and know
how and when to look.

visibility when applied to the
ends of bumpers and the rear
edges of doors. When stopping
for emergencies, motorists
should pull onto the shoulder
as far as possible. Parking

‘four-way flasher.’ Flashlight,
flares or reflectors carried in
the car will. warn drivers
should a breakdown occur.
To obtain maximum light,
make sure the battery is fully
charged and that headlights

| they - can’. reveal { abjects -.at

* regularty,. and windows eet
‘Tree of fog. ;

Young. people
—“jinforimers—
: “MP: Howard

dple as informers In Northern

- Faise this as an accusation, but

_Aebpenedr 2 tay be happening

: Kiar if the area, in Kilimat,
os “Terrace, in Prince Rupert, in
thers or where ever ‘this

" broad¢ast: is heard in Northern

BG, that’ there. is a certain

‘ informer and parents would be
“duet de‘ well advised to care
“about this matter as they do
“about the use ‘of drugs them-
wo selves’ ‘by. younger people. -

“péreod’> runs the tisk of
‘, developlhig a - psychological
' fattiagé as well-as the risk of
_ having’ a criminal record

which ‘will continue.to plague.
Him or her the reat of their days.

- foriér, paid by R.C.M.P
am (2 information, the,. younger:
np his very: life in

. “You really haveto know fiow |
ta drink in this business” was :

-- Automobile-- Asegciation’-is |.

condition, see that your vision -

Reflective tape can increase .

_ lights should be switched on if -
the car is not equipped with a ©

are’ propetly aimed ‘so that |.

least 850 ‘feet ahead. Lamp -
. lenses should be cleaned ~

‘Prank: Howard, MP.” * for.
 Skeetia sald today that “there is ;

“a distiict: possibility that the '

. iene dre using young. «

British: Columbia. Now, I: don't .

‘nly rage this now to say 10 ;

at the case of theuse of drugs

-establighéd at ‘an early age =

gol loo involved in.my work to .

110 miles of Atlantic coast in
New Jersey, seeking oul tavern
owners and bartenders who
illegally serve drinks to persons
under 21.

In such surveillance work,

’ you have to join the festivities.

My companions were Car-
mine, a willy Young man attired
in the undercover “‘uniform"’ of
catton pullover, bell bottoms
anda neatly trimmed coat, and
Fred, an affable 14-year

. veteran af the department.

After hours

The agents have their tricks.
“You have to know how to
pace yourself,” said Carmine.
“First of all, you usually drink
beer on the job. They like us to

Driving with adequate
vision, says BCAA, means

- making sure that eye glasses

= if you wear them — are =
properly: fitted:.-Sunglasses -:

, Should never be worn at night.
Factors that impair vision

include smoking, the use of
alcohol, lights inside the car,
and a lack of fresh air cir-
culating in the car, Also, a
driver who leaves a brightly-
lit building to enter a car
should give his eyes time to

" adjust to dim light,

On open highways, drivers
should look ahead as far as the
headlights extend. When
meeting cars, vision should be
focused on the right edge of
the lane as far ahead as

; possible, When a car ap-

! proaches from the rear, a

driver should not look directly .
at the rear’ view mirror
because he might be blinded
by glare from the following
vehicle's headlights.

‘BCAA also cites these
special techniques for

: nighttime driving:

‘

Adjust speed so you can stop
easily in the visible distance
ahead, -

Slow down gradually when
stopping to allow other drivers
More reaction time.

Increase following distance,

Flash headlights when

* overtaking.

‘ Use high. beams on rural
roads and freeways when
. there is no traffic nearby. —
Use lower beams when

within 500 feét of an oncoming ~ :

car and 300 feet of the driver .

= alead. |

the simple fact that the use of .
teenage informers in Cornwall .
récently. came to. light: is. an.
. indication’ that it: may: have °

* dapiger involved in being. an *

‘In the Case of being at. ine.

Slow. down after meeting

“bright lights to give your #yes

‘time to adjust, -

When driving on hills and
curves, slaw down so you can
stop in the Visible distance
ahead .

today —

‘upyet.

_ wen tragrer it it, We land a helning

that’ —
|

| ew 700s

ws

buy & their first home.

No family yet. But maybe. Someday. How ‘big a house | ‘to buy”
for tomorrow? How much is.a realistic down payment?
- Bob's salary is modest. But his:ambitions are high. Anni s WOrKS. .

too. How much can thay afford’ to pay, each month? -" “

Can they gets ftlest mo: rtoeca? And how big shits it ve? wat,
-ifthey need a second mortgage? .

At your local credit union we have the. ‘anbwers to: all: those
Questions and some that Bob. and. Anne havent even: though!

Not only will we answer r their ‘questions: we'll arranga a: ‘irst or
. second mortgage forthem atoneotthe bast interest ratas in town...

If you need a mortgage drop in.to your local credit union. You

Gotta know how to drink

drink beer, because you ‘don't |
get as stoned, and ils cheaper."

“Sometimes, of course,‘ you
can't get away with drinking
beer,’ added Fred.
places, if you erder'a brew, you
look like a cheapskate, and

‘nobody wilt have. anything todo. 5

with you.’

Afler a 12-hour investigation;
drinking can knock you out —
even an experienced agent. —

Agents run up astronomical

bar bills. In Atlanlic City Fred ~

said, he and two other agénts
spent $90 in a few hours.

“It was what:they call
‘champagne. We. busted them
for hustling drinks.”

Being a beverage-control
agent can lead to black and blue
marks on the body as well 45 on
the liver.

“One minute you're drinking
with someone and the next
minute you flash a badge. They
don't always take kindly to
that.”

A few years” “ABO, Fred

'frnocked® over’? "a" bare chat

turned out to, be the
headquarters of a mob leader.
Fred showed his badge and 12
men jumped him.

“They had me down on the
floor and then threw me through
a plate glass window. If I had

been a little smaller, it would -”

have been all over. 1 wasn't
feeling too good for a few days."

Whal happens to the agents
when they get ulcers?

“Phey pul you aul. to pasture;
do paper work, do routine in-
vestigations where you won't
have to drink -

When you

don't know who

TURN 10 US WITH.
CONFIDENCE

HOME ©

Phone 635-2405
Terrace, Be. |

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TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, BC.

Giants hang on
slim lead in west .

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS’

San: Francisco Giants,
wounded and wobbly, dre hang-
ing in there in the wild and
whacky National League West
Division. .

“This team reminds. mie of the
Spirit of ‘76 with all our inju-
ries,’ said San Francisco man-
ager Charlie Fox after the pain-
plagued Giants smacked Cin-
cinnati Reds 12-5 Sunday and
maintained a shaky one-game
lead over Los Angeles Dodgers,
who beat Atlanta’ Braves 5-2.

-In Sunday's other National
League gamies, New York Mets
trimmed Pittsburgh Pirates 9-1,

“St. Louis Cardinals turned hack

Montréal Expos 7-1 and Phila-

“délphia Phillies beat Chitago
‘Cubs 6-1:

- InSaturday' 's games, Chicago
defeated Philadelphia 4-2, Cin-

-einnati edged the Giants 6-5, St.

Louis outlasted the Expos 6-6,
the Dodgers nipped Pittsburgh
2-1 and Houston dumped San
Diego 5-1,

SEEMS. LIKE. WAR -

” With: Willie” McCovey!s tor-
tured knes ‘aid Hpped hand and
beanball ‘victiny Bick Dietz’
bandaged: head, the baseball
séason fas redembled a war for

the Giants, Those are some in- |

juries, there have been others;
“Sunday was the first time

_ that we've had. our’ regular

lineup together fot a long time, -
maybe three’ or four weeks,”
said Fox. “In fact, I don’t think ©
we've had our regular lineup to-
gether for 50 per cent of the

Dietz’s injury didn’ta appear to
slow him down Sunday.’ He
banged a grand slam home run,
knocking in five runs to lead the
Giants,

While the Giants were win-
ning a key game, thé hot Dodg-.
ers kept things. interesting by
whipping the Braves for the
third straight day as Richié-
Allen and Duke Sims hit home
runs, -

The Dodgers and Giants each
have three games ‘left in the
regular season, which winds up
Thursday. :

Dietz also had two other hits,
including a rim- storing single in:
the ninth.

“] think Dietz's grand slam -

season.”

* United _ Slates post: office is

” putting the bite on dog owners ~

‘whose chew - “on. Tetter _
pels. - States, 20,000 mailmen are.

carriers.

. Since Jul 1, the post office ae
4 po .. ays, The problem is worst in

has been authorized by Jaw io

bill dog owners the cost of
treating postal employees —

bitten while on their rounds; |
- ‘The Newark post office has
five. such cases pending, in-

luding one for $2,100 against -.
5 fareily $ B thing to mailinen && well as to

a fam ly, whose dog tore a
mailman’s leg and put him out
of work for six weeks.

“J don’t know what it is,”

NEW HOSPITAL

KAMLOOPS
Contracts will be called this’
week for the Clearwater
hospital foundations, social
rehabilitation minister Phil
Gaglardi‘ told a Social Credit
meeting here Saturday.
However, Jack Foote, a mem-
ber of the Clearwater hospital
cahmittee, said the govern-
ment has yet to purchase land
for the hospital, and no site e has
heen chosen, ° :

: BD Doc q gies in

‘NEWARK, Node (AP) The ve

-. Unfortinately, they say, the *

(CP)— —

"did it,” said Fox. “This, was. a’

‘real, real big game. for tis ‘and -

this changes: everycrie’d attl’ The titst aign of fail was once
tude. There's no qitestioni that the falling leaves, but now it is
everyone. on this club’ Wag. get: the appearance of Christmas

ting up tight.”

- merchandise in the stores,

TUESDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 4,

trouble”

said: Newark. Postmaster « repellant th caused
Jozeph Berinucl. "A dog seesa five seconds of eye vere
. mailman: and goes wild.’ _ . Local post offices dre all
Every year fa the United - authorized 16 Stop delivery

‘farhilies whose’ pets ha
attacked mailmen. T
househald is notified th
"unless the’ dog is leashed:
mail delivery time, service
the home will-stop.
“The trouble with that
said ‘Jersey City P
Supervisor Harry Broph,
that sometimes you even
bitten when you. deliver
; notice that service is- sto

ping.’

: bitten by dogs; the post office '

suburban aréds, ©.
Postal ‘officials blame the
increasing use of guard: dogs.
‘ for Some‘ of. the troubles.

guard dogs are doing their
burglars.

Most mailmen - nowadays
are equipped with ~, dog ;

-cassidn CONSTRUCTION LYD.

“Planners & Builders ot Quality Homes”: -
‘Phone Mr A. Schwaiger 635-5220 .

New: ‘Subdivision on McConnell A Rose

Presently under construction ©

Approx, 1200 so) fouts.2 bédrooms, carport, full bavemorit.
. CMHC mortgage at ba, pérdent- $176.76 moctily, “Fat meee
: $26,800 - 92.000 down tay: Randi! . :

. * Occupsincy by Noveriber 1, a
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