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egular youth group time after confirmation<br />

(5:30 pm) will be freed up for study time at the<br />

church, or in helping prepare for the event.<br />

Want to be a chaperone? Call the church office<br />

at (906) 246-3456.<br />

___________________<br />

Bullying?<br />

Lt. Col. Grossman<br />

A group of Zion youth traveled to Kingsford on<br />

Wednesday, September 19, first to consume<br />

pizza, but then to listen to a speaker at the<br />

12<br />

Kingsford High auditorium present a talk on<br />

aggressive behavior and bullying, its causes and<br />

possible ways to reverse levels of violence in<br />

schools. After spitting out terribly graphic<br />

scenes of abuse and violence, Lt. Col. Dave<br />

Grossman described a step-wise progression of<br />

mean words and behavior that may be seem<br />

rather benign at first, but which can lead a<br />

person into increasingly abusive acts. A person<br />

can actually become “intoxicated” and addicted<br />

with the attitudes and behaviors that lead to<br />

aggressive behavior—possibly even to murder.<br />

Grossman theorized that much of this problem<br />

stems <strong>from</strong> the violence found on TV, movies,<br />

and video games. He recommended simple<br />

solutions like: checking out and monitoring<br />

what your children are watching on TV, paying<br />

strict attention to the age-group ratings on video<br />

games, and limiting access to movies with<br />

violence and abuse.<br />

KHS Principal Lyle Smithson wanted to<br />

“encourage students <strong>from</strong> all of the districts to<br />

attend as well as adults.” There were many<br />

empty seats in the auditorium.<br />

___________________<br />

TeenServe Coming to Felch<br />

Lori and Jeff LaBelle of TeenServe will be in<br />

Felch, at the Felch Community Center, on<br />

Tuesday, October 16, 2012 to train volunteers<br />

and solicit support <strong>from</strong> the community for the<br />

workcamp coming to Felch and ND schools in<br />

the summer of 2013. The team meeting will be<br />

held at 5:30 pm and the informational session<br />

for the entire community will be at 7:00 pm.

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