24 - Friday, December 5, 1986 - North Shore News

New policy starts
for Big Brothers

A NEW policy decision by Big
Brothers of Greater Vancouver will
make becoming a Big Brother
possible for seme men who were
formerly excluded.

In the past Big Brothers has re-
quired a two-year commitment
from those seeking to become Big
Brothers.

However, with jobs still hard to
find and job security largely a
thing of the past, many people find
it difficult to make long-range
plans and long-term commitments.

In the past year, it has become
apparent that some otherwise very

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suitible would-be Big Brothers
were being lost to the agency
because of the two-year require-
ment.

As a result, it was decided at the
October meeting of the board of
directors to institute . one-year
clause.

Paul Luykx, president of Big
Brothers, said he expected the
change to increase recruitment.
However, he added, the average
period of service for a Big Brother
is more than three years and this is
not expected (o change.

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DR. MCGILLICUDDY’S
DELICIOUS PEACH SCHNAPPS

PRESENTS

ANOTHER TALL TALE FROM
THE SHADY EYE SALOON.

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Howie itzer, Debt Collector.

It's not easy to say whether Dr. AP McGillicuddy’s invention of
Peach Schnapps made the Shady Eye Saloon a legend, or if it was
the other way around, But one thing's for sure, folk still tatk
kindly about them both today and all those other colourful
characters of the Gold Rush.

owie Itzer was the most demanding
debt collector ever to bend an elbow in
the Shady Eye Saloon. Whenever Doctor

A.P. McGillicuddy had trouble with a ;

patron's tardy line of credit, he would

enlist Howie to jolly the situation

along. Howie had a quaranteed way

of getting the ‘welsher’ to pay

attention—with the business end

of his front loader. Some say he

wielded it with the ease most

other men handled a six shooter.

After closing the account,

Howie Itzer insisted his fee be

paid in the Doc's fresh tasting

Peach Schnapps. It was an

offer Doctor McGillicuddy didnt

dream of refusing.

In respect to

Howie lizer—The

Doc's Fuzzy Navel:

Pour 1'4 oz. of

Dr McGillicuddy’s

Peach Schnapps legend behin 4
aver ice. Top up = a ° (c ; every bottle.
withorange juice 7 )

and a splash of

soda.