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Check out these new titles recommended by staff of the Clarington Public Library Why not tiy your hand at some readable non-fiction this spring? The staff at CPL are ready and willing to help you find the perfect book to suit your reading needs. People with Dirty Hands: the passion for gardening by Robin Chotzinoff Imagine a slideshow of the Garden of Eden - narrated by Robin Williams! While Williams plays no role in this book, that is how one reviewer has described this sometimes eccentric, sometimes singular, but always passionate collection of people who are as colourful as the plants they grow. The Anti-Bullying Handbook by Keith Sullivan This is an excellent resource on bullying written by a New Zealand schoolteacher who has researched bullying in the U.K. New Zealand and Australia. The book gives us an in-depth look into the problems that arise from bullying and endeavors to provide provide answers to these these issues. There are scenarios, Q&A's, websites and a select bibliography. This is a must read for all parents and older students. Self Matters: Creating Your Life from the Inside Out by Dr. Phil McGraw In this forward-thinking work on self-concept and self-esteem no-nonsense guru Dr. Phil of the Oprah Show challenges you to find your "authentic self' -- that person you once were. Using the plan set forth in Self Matters, Dr. Phil helps you to demystify your self-concept and learn how to reclaim your authentic self. Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight: An African Childhood by Alexandra Fuller This memoir of a young woman growing up white in Africa in the 70s and '80s recreates Africa with all its scents, sounds, and sensations. Fuller writes from a child's point of view in sparse prose outlining her parents' struggle to maintain white rule in Rhodesia producing an honest, moving portrait of one family struggling to survive tumultuous times. Time Lord: the remarkable Canadian who missed his train, and changed the world by Clark Blaise A little more than a hundred years ago noon was whatever time the sun was over your head. The time in Toronto was different different from Hamilton some forty miles away. There were thousands thousands of local times in the world and nobody cared much until a remarkable modem invention, the train, ushered in a new era of travel and communication and the rational ordering of time became an urgent priority. A young emigrant from Scotland, named Sandford Fleming set out to solve the riddle of how to knit together time. This is the story of his remarkable gift to the modem world. Stop Working and Start Living: how I retired at 36...without winning the lottery by Dianne Nahirny Forget Freedom 55, this author found financial freedom at the tender age of 36! Her methods combine good money skills and utilizing black-belt tightwad strategies. She shares all of her secrets , her successes and her money mistakes as well as the financial philosophy that keeps her focused on the prize - not having to work for a living! R1 "wr NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME Family owned and operated by Carl Good, Funeral Director, and Joyce Kufta 386 Mill St. S., Newcastle 987-3964 www.newcastlcfuncralhome.com "Caring for our Community " < Ordho Weekly Tithes, Wednesday, June 5, 2002 Btf if Hives "Twi Hurt: If In public apinieg supvty After weeks of tabulation, the results of the first ever, region-wide police survey were released today at the Durham Regional Police Services Board. The citizens of Durham Region think highly of their police officers. Eighty-six per cent of Region residents were satisfied over the quality of police service. Ninety-two per cent of residents feel safe always or most of the time. When asked to share their opinions about our police officers, 82 per cent found officers approachable always or most of the time. When asked if officers were available available when needed, 71 per cent responded favourably. When asked if police officers were fair to people, 79 per cent said always or most of the time. The survey was done in conjunction with Police Foundation students from Durham College and was completed in two parts. A telephone survey took place March 4 - 8, 2002 followed by an identical hard copy version version mailed to every residence in Durham Region. The 15 per cent response rate on the hard copy was three times what the police were hoping for, resulting in 26,723 completed completed surveys returned to Headquarters. The results of both surveys were combined for the final totals. In every municipality in Durham Region, citizens were asked if the felt safe always, most of the time, some of the time, hardly ever or never. The highest feelings of safety (those who responded responded "always" and "most of the time") were found in Uxbridge (98.5 per cent), Whitby (95.5 per cent) and Clarington (93 per cent), followed followed closely by Scugog Township (91.5 per cent), Pickering (91 percent), Brock Township (90 percent), Ajax (87.5 per cent) and Oshawa (86.5 per cent). The survey results are accurate +/- 3 per cent, 19 times out of 20. The Corporate Planning & Development Unit will now analyze the results and further information will be shared with all members of the Service. 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