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MAY 16, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Kin Hi Program - continued ...... Skill sessions are designed on the theory that people "learn by doing" and include leadership/membership roles, effective team- work, handling of conflict, decision making and evaluation of performance. The last part of the program is planned and carried out by the participants themselves, with the help and guidance of the Kin Hi staff. Creative and unique project possibilities are unlimited. Video tape productions, arts and crafts, film editing, exploring social or pol- itical issues, and environmental studies are just some activites that Kin Hi participants have tackled. A canoe trip in Quetico Park is a natural choice for many of the participants. The elements of wind, water and wilderness provide an excellent opportunity to apply the skills of leadership using participation and involvement as a way of developing commitment to teamwork and co-operation. Prior to conclusion of the seminar, students evaluate their experiences to assess learning and insights gained during the course. Local students I5-I8 years of age who are interested in this opportunity should contact their high school principal or Bruce Gordon or Walter Klassen members of the Kinsmen Club. The Club has been participating in the Kin Hi Leadership Course for four years and has sponsored a total of three boys and one girl from the community. People who participated last year were very enthusiastic about their experiences at the course. TERRACE BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT Seventeen occurrences were reported during the week which resulted in two charges being laid under the Highway Traffic Act and nine vehicles being safety checked. On Sunday morning it was learned that Moon's Service Station had been: broken into sometime during the previous night. Before the day was over, two adults had been arrested and charged with break, enter and theft. With the early appearance of bears this year, parents are requested to warn their children to stay away from them.Repcrts have been received of children chasing bears with sticks at the rear of the hospital, which could become a dangerous practise. The : Department of Natural Resources have stated that the bear population is now on the de- cline and do not want to shoot bears, if at all possible. They are presently building bear traps. Citizens are reminded that this is police week, when the Police Department is open to the public, your presence is invited and all questions related to police work will be an- swered. : WOMEN OF THE MOOSE MEETING Chapter I426 Women of the Moose held their Chapter night meeting with Academy of Friend- ship chairman Kay Furyk and her committee in charge of the programme. Junior Regent Jacqueline Sopel presided at the meeting and welcomed the members present. Recorder Stella Sadowick read the minutes of the previous meeting and gave the financial report. : Correspondence consisted of a thank you card from the Pinkerton family, letter from Mrs. Shirley Krystia and a letter from the Lake Superior School Board pertaining to bur- saries which our Chapter presents to Grade 12 and Grade I3 students. Helen Almos and Doreen Kurylo agreed to be on the bursary committee. Our annual installation with supper and social to follow will be held on June 8th at the Moose Hall with the Loyal Order of Moose catering for this event. Elections took place with the officers for I973-74 being: Regent-Anne Stachiw, Chaplain- Doreen Kurylo, Recorder-Stella Sadowick, Trea- surer-Minnie Woodruff, Guide-Helen Almos. continued page 8 ANNOUNCEMENT The Schreiber-Terrace Bay Association for the Mentally Retarded will hold 4&n Open Meet- ing on May I7th at 8:00 p.m. if the Schreiber Public School Auditorium. Subject: The Annual report will be given and a film will be shown entitled "When You're Not There You're Missed" vy Jean Vanier. ATTENTION: RE-THE USE OF HOLY ANGELS SCHOOL PLAYGROUND re reserved for the hool pupils between the hours of 8:30 A.m. toc 4:00 p.m. from Monday through Fyiday. Any groups wishing to use cur facilities during these hours must make arrangements with the school principal or vice~princigal. The school grounds use of Holy Angels Sister Marvel Belfry