_ even the: police ‘found this
Sow - one difficult to believe. oS

Little slips of- paper an-

“nounced = the:

_- giveaway in advance: “Freak
of the Week, A free one, Fri
Noon” and then listed the
location of a playground. .

_When officers also showed
up at the playground they
found youths were passing
out dozens of packets of free
heroin.

things in’ life: are ‘free,’ but.

‘Friday —

arrested and 155 packets. of
heroin. were . confiscated |

said.

‘The. taid was the. latest.
skirmish: to. try to close up -
the business of Young Boys
Inc., a narcotics operation
led by adults which uses
teen-agers to deliver and sell.
heroin.

“They’ ve got to be fecling
the pressure and they're.
obviously on the ..run,
because. nobody gives: away

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~ ‘The heroin giveaway,

. police said, was a way of
keeping street customers
who haye been seeking other:
sources recently because of
police pressure on Young.
Boys Inc, 4

Police said the ‘drug ring

‘grossed $100,000 a week in
- heroin sales before.a series

‘of raids began’ July 27.

Preparations begin |

STE. THERESE, QUE.
(UPC) - The Parti Quebecois
has set January 20 as the date
when campaigning for
‘Quebec’s sovereignty-assoc-
iation referendum begins in
earnest.

The referendum will be
held sometime next spring,
-and Premier Rene Levesque
is expected to name its date
“py Christmas.

But Marcel Leger, the
minister responsible for
party. organization, said
the PQ'’s major drive
ta contact voters should be
over by January 20 of next

year, when the final
countdown to the
referendum begins,

“That's, when wo'll put all
of our careful records into
good use, knowing where
the undecided voters are,”

psnid Leger, who began
distributing a referendum
manual to party workers.

‘

for PQ referendum

After January | 20, the

campaign will concentrate. ,

on the actual referendum
question rather than a
general program of per-
suasion, he said.

oe

Party workers from 12

provincial ridings were given |

the 145-page manual
Sunday. It instructs them
how to contact potential
voters, concentrating on
women and the undecided.
It includes hints on how to
keep records of campaign
work and outlines strategy
for cach riding.

Copies of the manual will
be distributed across the
entire province within two
weeks through
meetings similar to the
referendum-organizing one
held Sunday,

“One out of - every four
women in Quebec supports
the concept of Quebec
controlling its own destiny,”

special -

the booklet says, “and they
should. be an important part
of your work.”

The manual says a special
campaign rally for women
from across the province is
being organized for October
2) in Montreal.

“We're going after un-
decided “voters,” Leger
explained, “becuase our
latest poll shows they make
up 40 per cent of voters in
the province.”

The PQ manual also warns
workers against trying to
bluff their way; through a
question about sovereignty-
association they can’t an-
swer, ‘

“If you can’t provide a

‘reply on a specific detail, go .
back and uso party resources —
to find the answser, then

respond to that vofer in:
ting. Encourage
discussion,” the manual

says.

in,” said Inspector
William: Dwyer of. the
; - Narcotics. Section. “That's
during, the. raid, authorities ; unheard of in this city.”

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Over the next ten weeks, single lane closures will.
be in effect on the Lions’ Gate Bridge. Subject to
good weather, two lanes (one each way) will be
open between 9:30 am and 2:30 pm. All three lanes
will be open during rush hours and at night. |

During this period our contractors willbe doing __.
work in preparation for the installation of the new
bridge deck. In the interest of safety, this work m must
be done during daylight hours.

To avoid traffic back-ups, motorists are strongly
advised to consider the Second.Narrows Bridge
’ during the partial closure periods. Traffic notices will
be broadcast by radio regularly.

Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Transportation,

Communications and Highways
_ HON. ALEX V. FRASER, MINISTER