Wednesy. September 1, 1971.

PAGE THIRTEEN

-On Friday, 20 August,
three. local. air’ cadets
received their private
pilots licenses and Air
Cadets Wings, at
graduation . ceremonies
held at the Victoria Flying
‘Club. The wings were
presented by Lt. Col.
Crofton of Victoria and

Croften. .

Sergeant Bruce Taylor receives his wings from. Lt.

‘LOCALCADETS GIVEN WINGS"

Ganges, to F/S: Bruce
Toye, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Toye, 8475 Dencross
Terrace, F / S Terry Wood,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Wood 8165.W. Saanich Rd.,
and F/S Roy Herrington,
son of Mr. and Mrs. K.O.
Herrington 1870 Mills X
Roads.

Flight Sergeant Terry Herrington gains his ‘wings’.

Colonel

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QUESTION:. - ‘While driving
down. the Pat. Bay Highway
yesterday a teenage girl crossed
the road in front of me. It was all
I could do to stop in time to avoid
hitting her. Is there anyway. that
someone walking into the path of
traffic can be repramanded?
ANSWER: - I certainly agree
that any pedestrian walking
across the Pat Bay Highway is
putting themselves in great
danger. According to the Motor-
Vehicle Act, a pedestrian who
crosses any highway at a point
other than an intersection must
yield the right of way to the
vehicle. When at an intersection,
the ‘pedestrian has the right of
way over the vehicle if he, the
pedestrian, is following the
direction. of a. traffic control
device. Pedestrians should also
realize that traffic can not stop
instantly, and they should be sure
they can be seen by traffic, and
be sure that there is ample room
to cross before leaving the safety
of the curb area.

QUESTION: - We have just
returned from holidays and while
vacationing our car was broken
into, and some camping equip-
ment stolen. Naturally we
reported. the incident to the
police, and they fourid the per-
sons responsible. They said they
_eouldn’t charge the culprits for
break and entry of. our car,
although they. smashed the vent
window to'get in. We left for home
before we had a chance to
clarify this, perhaps you could
explain why they could not be
charged.
ANSWER: -.. The -. police
‘department ‘you were dealing
with were likely referring to the
Section of the Criminal Code
which ‘deals © specifically © with
“break and entry; which states

vessels and encloses etc., can be
broken into. Automobiles are not
included ‘in this section... This
doesn’t mean your property is not
protected _ by law, ‘because ‘the

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of ..wilfully damaging your
vehicle, and committing the act
of theft from your car.

QUESTION: - We have lived in
Brentwood all our lives. I’ve
given my sixteen year old son the
best of everything but he has
insisted on growing his hair long
and running around with a bunch
of hippies. Now he wants to leave
home. Can the police do anything
to stop him. :
ANSWER: - Police often
become involved in family
problems, and particularly with
juveniles. who want to leave

home, or do leave home. Unless a
child has been taken: from the
parents, and become a ward of
the government, the main
responsibility for the child is with
the parents; although the police
do assist: where possible in the
location and return of missing

for your problems would be to
obtain counselling before your
son leaves home. The Provincial
Probation Services provide such
a service, and can be very helpful
in assisting. with these family
situations.

QUESTION: -I drive to work in
Sidney every morning. At one
particular intersection that I stop
at I find that Ihave to go almost a
car length past the stop sign to
see if any traffic is-coming. The
view in one direction is com-
pletely obscured by trees’-and
shrubs. Is there anything that can
be done about this.

ANSWER: - Intersections
which appear. to.be hazardous to
traffic movement should. be

police. Should an intersection be
found hazardous,..the necessary

hazard.

Readers’ questions are

- Solicited. for. this cotumn :
and may be sent to: The
Law and You, c/o The -
Sidney Review, P.O. Box
70, Sidney, B.C., and will be
answered: by members of

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