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T u ^ J la y , 21, IC32 \ i , . , Mike Shea heaped it. on at the Booster Club’s Pitch-ln after the Homecomidg football game Friday. His mother, Linda, is at right. Janet Jones (striped shirt), Shannon Donovan (behind), Eileen Armstrong (seated at back table) and Tom Dvorak also enjoyed the Pitch-In, held a t the high school. Tribune will print people news The Tribune publishes wedding and engagement stories and other “people” news articles free of charge. Except for articles on impending events, items may be held for a week or two even if they are submitted by the Tribune’s noon Monday deadline. Photos accompanying stories should be black and white and of professional quality- The Tribune reserves the right to reject for publication color pictures or other photos not suitable for publication. Club and organizations may request a photographer by calling the Tribune, 683-2331 two days in advance of their event. News items submitted to the paper should be typed or clearly printed and should include the authors’ phone numbers. Tribune staffers ask that persons submitting people news items longer than one paragraph to mail or hand cany their articles to the paper’s office, 22 South Montana, rather than to phone them in. Audubon will meet The Pintlar Audubon Society will have its first fall meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 30, a t 7:30 p.m. in the Vigilante Building. A slide show about canoeing on the upper Missouri River will be presented by the Turley family of Dillon. Refreshments will be served. The public invited. is Workshop sparks interest. gram used many approach es to help prevent juven ile delinquency. ? He said the same kinds of approaches could work here to prevent drug and alcohol abuse. : Programs which worked ■well in Minnesota included: —The establishment of crisis homes where young people were placed when their families could no long er deal with them. Young sters and their families received counseling from trained persons after place ment. Although families were paid small amounts to participate, volunteers could help establish a similar system. —Organization of class es helped teach parents how to set limits for their chil dren. Pointing out program wcxkers believed in struc tured schools and families, Ableidinger said parents were shown they could more effectively discip line their children by out lining consequences than in threatening punishment. —Promotion of under standing about what the consequences of drug or alcohol abuse—or other un desirable behavior—can be. Abledinger said young peo ple seemed strongly influ enced by discussion groups in which, for instance, law enforcement officers ex plained what happened to persons arrested for drunk driving. —Encouragement of act ivities like marriage court- seling education sessions for ministers. Drug and alcohol abuse are symp toms of a “community sick ness” Ableidinger said, and that sickness can be com bated through promotion of a healthy family. —Promotion of activities in which yoirng people could become involved in the community and achieve feelings of self-worth. Lone liness and feelings of worth lessness contribute both to abuse and to delinquency, he said. (From page B -l] Abledinger said activi ties can be as varried as the ideas people in a commun ity can think of. He repeated, though, that a paid, full-time coor dinator may be necessary to help a prevention pro gram get off the ground. “The problem is, he ad mitted, that it’s sometimes existing to fund hard to convince exist local gov« something which has bene fits so hard to measure.” Never-the-less such fund ing is necessary, Ableding er contended, adding there might be a person or organ ization in the community who might know sources of grants or private money, which could finance the pro gram. Tri-County counselor Dale Samuel said as a result of the workshop several persons have volun teered to be members of a prevention task force. He said the Friday lunch eon is planned to help guage community response to the idea of forming a pre vention program. “Without community support a program like tins is, for all practical purpos es, dead,” Abledinger said. Country Cupboard Catalog Quality Cookware & Kitchen Tools food dehydra tors canners juicers grain grind ers & more HBO Magical Movie Weekend, October 1-3 Offers FREE Preview to ( lip undrnd<«r « f u ffwatlutn R. L. Gies Country Cupboard I P.O.Box 1153 Missoula.Mt.59H(ir, I---------------------------------------------- Bridal Registry Lisa Glick and Scott Depew ......... September 25th ............. Dimension 4 Corelle & miscellaneous isttoGoast E, Fashion Plus of Bozeman Specializing in Ladies large and half sizes fashions. 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