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The Canadian Statesman. Bnwmanville, May 7. 1997 Page 3 V fv'v / ' V.:<- . rr.c-rrV.< ■ -V'" 7 . .\-c-x.'-;.. < -- *ht*. V. ■ ■ v ~ "«ÎT * < . *L • • . v '.VSr-AtsdïwVSSJiM.Jtî'î -, : 7?7* . v!; v - *v é , ■ ••■ ■K .. . t\v HIGH WATER -- Lake Ontario looked nothing like this calm picture on Saturday. Residents on Cedar Crest Beach Road used a back hoc to berm up earth around their homes when high waves crashed over the seawall, flooding a low section of land. Three pumps were also used to prevent serious flood damage. Residents say the water level is higher than usual this year. DURHAM REGION % x\\l GRASSCYCLING .. . LeaVingyour grass clippings on your lawn • provides natural, free fertilizer • reduces the need for watering • saves you time--no more raking and bagging. For more information, call the Region of Durham Works Department at (905) 668-7721, or 1-800-372-1 Î03 Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. ^ ' t / Help for Teens Available From page 1 Implementation Phase' submitted submitted to the Ministry of Education and Training, Sept. 1996, shows that in interviews interviews with Grade 9 students, 34.5 females and 15.6 males Canadian Tire Expansion From page 1 future expansion was to have occurred in a southerly direction. direction. But, because of a new construction program developed developed by the corporation, it was decided the store should become wider, rather than deeper. mi Jodi Wcllings, of Canadian ■ Tire Realty, said: "The land, | when we first came, was ■ owned by Markborough," not a the municipality. | Over the past couple of ■ months, the land has changed I hands. | There was a lot of discus- n sion among councillors over H the idea of creating a pedcstri- 9 an walkway to • serve the Zellers store and Canadian B Tire, without a street going a between the two buildings. Councillors will review | the issue on Monday night, g May 12, during the next coun- ■ cil meeting. The meeting | begins at 7 o'clock in the council chambers. $ Firm Signs | 40-Year ° Lease at .O. 5 Mosport L Jtf The International 4. Motorsports Speedway Group I has signed a 40-year lease to | keep Mosport Park alive, says H Clarington's Chief I Administrative Officer, g C.A.O. Bill Stockwell told I Clarington's General Purpose | and Administrative Committee 8 the lease agreement was made | public late last week. He also _ noted that it appears from a let- | ter from Robert Salna, the m Chairman and CEO ■ of 8 Mosport Park, that "they are § backing away from the (Municipality of Clarington's) | noise abatement agreement." " However, in a letter to | Stockwell, Salna also states, _ "Mosport has been in discus- | sion with a new speedway •g located at Kawartha Race 1 Track to have the same rules § for both tracks rind try to start implementing mufflers for | environmental safety. ■ "By working together we | would have a much greater _ influence in this regard. But, I no promises are coming from f me. ' Clarington Councillors a have authorized municipal " staff to license only events for 8 the' oval track for May and a ^ une - g Beginning in July, Mosport - will be required to riieet all the § guidelines of the amended J Noise and Special Events Bylaw. Bylaw. have indicated that they have thought about killing themselves, themselves, while 60.3 females and 33.5 males feel lonely. Also. 44.7 females and 28.1 males feel that no one loves them. The people who attended the meeting noted they are willing to help, in any way, to get something going for the youth in this area. A number of recommendations recommendations were discussed. They are: • That the DBIA offer a course to business owners on how to deal with the students in non-confrontationnl ways; • That business owners find a way to connect with the students so that they can feel an ownership with the downtown downtown area; • A drop-in centre for teens; • Involvement of students in the events that occur in the downtown; • Encouraging parents to take part in parenting courses; • Celebrating the good things in the community which teens do; • Encouraging the service clubs and church groups, to become involved; and • Holding a workshop this fall aimed at both parents and students on issues from drugs to vandalism. The group members want to include representatives from the separate school board, from the Christian schools, and other organizations organizations across the area. If you are interested, call Barbara Oke at 623-0884 or Ron Cameron at Dr. Ross Tilley School at 623-3841. 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