12 - Sunday, June 21, 1992 - North No Gannon INQUIRING REPORTER Local schools win traffic safety awards ERT Shore News SKIPPING — FOR some high schooi students, it's not a game. It's a way of life. For one Grade 8 boy in Alberta, it meant more than five weeks in the slammer. He was released Tuesday from a young offenders centre after being jailed for violating a court order to attend school. The boy missed three-quarters of the 1991-92 school year, because he said older youths were bullying him. Some schoo! officials say jail is an effective way to deal with a high drop-out rate, because it will discourage other students from ‘missing school. Others say the school system is failing to address the realities students today face. How can students be kept in school? Pascal Vogel North Vancouver Inform kids better on what's going to happen to them if they drop out of school and how hard it is for them to get a job. Christy Barr West Vanceuver Schools should be = sup- plying students with per- sonal counsellors and seminars to help improve self-worth and create a sense of belonging. Robert Cramer Port Moody The schools are doing all they can. Basically, there needs to be more support at home. Kala Thomas North Vancouver { think if you can elimi- nate some of the violence at school, you could bave a better learning en- vironment. Frances McLafferty Vancouver The question that needs to be posed is what's the function of the education system today? Is it sus- taining the interests of our children? Is that the NINE NORTH Shore schools will share $36,000 in traffic safety awards handed out recently by the Insurance Corp. of B.C. (ICBC) to more than 100 B.C. schools. All B.C. secondary schools were invited to participate in ICBC's Youth Leadership Awards pro- gram, which acknowledges stu- dents’ efforts and success in the INCLUDES: 56 Pt. CarCare tnspection; Lube, Oil, Filter Change; Up to 5 litres of Protec 10W30 motor oil; New oil filter; Metric filters extra; Most carsilight trucks; Ask for details. rN WN TUNE-UPLE field of traffic safety. The three categories offered in the program this year were: @ drinking and driving; @ not riding with a drinking driver: @ safety belts. Projects were judged on origi- nality, complexity and attention to planning as well as the degree of community involvement. The award-winning schools witt receive between $100 and $500, which will be used to help support their ongoing efforts to encourage traffic safety in their communities. North Vancouver District 44 schools that received awards were: @ Carson Graham; e@ Handsworth; BRAKE SERVICE DRUM BRAKES problem? @ Keith Lynn Alternate; @ Sutherland; @ Westview junior secondary; @ Windsor. West Vancouver District 45 schools that received awards were: @ Hillside middle school; @ West Vancouver secondary, Collingwood, a private West Van school, also won an award. DISC BRAKES Labour only - parts extva INCLUDES: labour to install new premium quality brake fin- ings; Resurface two brake drums; 9-point Sraking system : check; Repack wheel bearings; Cost of brakes, tinings extra; Road test; Most cars; Ask for details. 5488 2 DRUMS FRONT OR REAR PLUS YAXES Complimentary travel tug (value $3.99) with every check point service special Limit 1 per work order, Labour oily - parts extra INCLUDES: Labour fo install new premium quality aise pads: Resurfarce two disc rotors; 7-point brak- ing system check; Repack rear wnee! bearings: Cost of brake pads extra; Rear disc brakes extra; Road test; Most cars; Ask for details. ™ 2 DISCS FRONT PLUS TAXES All-Season Pinnacke Steal Batlied Redial PISSBOSAIS “$65.95 P165/80SR13 73.95 INCLUDES: Labour to install new spark plugs; Ferform cylinder balance test: Check and adjust timing; Check and test HI. wiring, distributor cap, rotor; Check and test PV.C. operation; Check and adjust idle speeds (rpm's); inspect air, fuel and all applicable filters; Final ignition system analysis; Road test. PI75/80SR!3_—— 76.95 PISS/7S5SR14 P205/75SR14 2: 2 Sad EEE PSEA ARES * Of LESS 5S MOST EXTRA 3 4 CYL. CARS PLUS TAXES You’re on your way with Esso. Imperial Oil GERRY GRACA DELBROOK ESSO 3707 DELBROOK NORTH VANCOUVER 987-2515 984-9194 1AN WILSON FULLERTON ESSO 1801 CAPILANO RD. NORTH VANCOUVER OR LESS MOST 8 CYL V6 & V8 CARS PLUS TAXES GLENN HUNTER VILLAGE ESSO 3089 EDGEMONT BLVD. NORTH VANCOUVER 985-3671 MILO VANAELST CROZIER (CRO) LUCAS AMBLESIDE ESSO 1890 MARINE OR. WEST VANCOUVER 922-3925 “=> Pinnacle P215/75SRi5 Doe P225/75SRi5 106.95 PA7SI70SR13 76.95 Prasi7osnva 85.95 PISS70SRI4 91.95 P2OS7OSR14_ 95.95 Bast susie ios war coun drrang consis nt atheet Sositions on Font wheel deve vetacies: Gry arcirong Gatance c.1veR S Plted 10 km 1D mph) tor the Giver that Tracts long |S Geslances on the Peptreay ALLSEASON STEEL BELTED RADIAL nwa SERIE ARPES Wiy, PETER WILLONERITONY HORVATH MOUNTAIN HWY. ESSO 2747 MOUNTAIN HWY. NORTH VANCOUVER 985-5712 WEST VAN ESSO 1392 MARINE DRIVE WEST VANCOUVER 922.0138