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Page 9, News, Tuesday, June 18, 1991 Values, Influences and Peers Program graduates - Grade 6 class, Terrace Bay Public School Students graduate from V.I.P. Program Grade 6 students in both Terrace Bay Public School and St. Martin School/Ecole St. Martin have recently graduated from the Values, Influences and Peers (VIP) program. The VIP program's purpose is to establish positive attitudes in young people about themselves and the society they live in. It is a province wide program that is run locally by the schools in conjunction with police forces. P.C Krentz of the Terrace Bay Police Services, who helps instruct the course in both schools, said the program helps the children deal with situations they might run into the future. *understand that each person may be influenced by peer pressure * become aware of the importance of self- respect and self-confidence in meeting the challenge of peer influence influences for the rule of law This year students also went on a field trip to the criminal court in Marathon where they saw what takes place in a court of law. "The use of discussion is one of the main methods used in the program," he said. The discussion is based on a described situation, he explain- ed, and the children are then asked what the result should be. "We then discuss how they can achieve that result." "If the children.do run into a situation the program has given them some experience with it and some ways of dealing with it," Krentz said. The VIP program provides opportunities for students to: * become aware of some of the basic values of Canadian society, specifically the set of values considered essential to the well being of the individual and the well being of society. *> learn: to ="Saccepe responsibility for their own actions In memory of our dear Mother and Grandmother, Jeannine Desrosiers, who passed away June 21, 1990. Two tired eyes are sleeping, Two willing hands are still, For the one who suffered far too Now Rents Movies! $1.99 Monday to Thursday . $2.99 Friday to Sunday Nintendo $1.99 VCRS $4.99 Free Membership! Groceries * Magazines(English @ Francais) Groceries * Meats much Is resting in God's will We sat beside your bedside Our hearts were crushed and sore. We prayed to God to spare you Till we couldn't do no more. You suffered much in silence Your spirit did not bend You faced the pain with courage Until the bitter end. God saw you getting tired, When a cure was not to be, He wrapped His arms around you, And whispered "Come to me," In tears we watched you dying And watched you fade away, And though our hearts were breaking We knew you could not stay If we could have a lifetime wish And a dream that would come true We would pray to God with all our hearts For yesterday and you. Sadly missed and forever loved by Curtis, Adele, Louise, Denyse and families. The Lytle Specialties Division of Westburne Industrial Enterprises Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Leslie G. Smart to the position of Sales Manager for the Thunder Bay and surrounding area. ' Les welcomes all inquires from former cus- tomers and friends, and looks forward to serving you in his new capacity. *gain insights that will assist them in making J choices when confronted with negative peer ]f * develop a respect for the rights of others and | Explosives found in a Terrace Bay apartment caused the evacuation of 621 Strathcona Ave. and neighboring buildings on Sunday evening, June 8. The Terrace Bay Police received information that a male individual had explosives stored in his residence while responding to another complaint, said P.C. Krentz of the Terrace Bay Police Service. On checking the apartment officers found dynamite and blasting caps. The Ontario Provincial Explosives found in a Terrace Bay apartment Police bomb squad from Thunder Bay was called in to remove the explosives. It was on their advice that the buildings were evacuated, Krentz said. The OPP had removed the material by 1.30 a.m. The individual will be charged with illegally possessing explosives and the possession of property obtained by crime, Krentz said- The case is_ being investigated by Ate McCracken and P.C. Trudeau. Schreibe Canada Day Run June 29th, 1991 Run begins at 10:00 am Route begins at the High Shcool Runners can register on the day of the run | from 9:00 am - 9:30 am i For more information contact the R r 4t ecreation Dept. Card of Thanks I would like to thank Dr. Rohani, the nurses at McCausland Hospital, all friends and family who visited me, sent cards, fruit baskets and wished me well during my recent hospital stay. Thank You All. : Sincerely, " Tom Web making giving a family affair. When you save for your sepia, holidays, mortgage or new car, put some away for giving af/ awe too. Let everyone in on the decision of which causes to (o% help and you'll be a real Local Hero family. A national program to encourage giving and volunteering, A new spirit of giving Te ad | | al TOWNSHIP OF 9 SCHREIBER NOTICE MUNICIPAL ELDERLY RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANCE ACT PROPERTY TAX CREDIT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ELIGIBLE PERSONS ARE: 1. owners of residential property in Schreiber ( assessed owner for at least one year). 2. aS an owner, you or your spouse have attained the age of 65 years. 3° as an owner, your or your spouse are in receipt of a monthly guaranteed income supplement (GAINS) under the Old Age Security Act. CREDITS FOR 1991 TAXES ARE NOW AVAILABLE Those wishing to establish a claim, please provide the municipal office with: 1. Proof of Ownership 2. Proof of Age 3. Proof you are in receipt of GAINS. Applications are available in the Municipal Office. S -