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For the second | time this \ year,
‘the parents of adolescents
workshop offered by the Penin-
sula Community Association is
in jeopardy, says co- ordinator
Camille Martin.

So far, two people have sign-
ed up for the 10-week course,

‘which costs $1 per iO hour ses-

sion.

“T can’t believe in this com-
munity, there are only two peo-
ple who are concerned : about
parenting,’’ Martin said.

The workshop was’ cancelled
earlier this year due to lack of

interest:

Martin said it is frustrating
because she regularly deals with
families in crisis, who ‘have
waited until boiling point before
seeking help. oo

“Tam. just: disgusted. at the
apathy .; . . this workshop is
talking - about prevention,”’

Martin Pointed out.

7- Eleven
“cancels —

“There” will, “be a 7 Eleven
store... opening » opposite
Prairie Inn::

The convenience store. chain of

abandoned: the plan-: said’. a-
company spokesman, os
“Management” felt the
population. was a- bit» too
_ small,”’ he said.
Central. Saanich ‘council
received another letter. from

concerned East Saanich: Road
townhouse residents at its Sept.
23 meeting.

A multi-store development on

Mount Newton: Crossroad op-.
- posite the Prairié Inn has been

under consideration:

the a

T he workshop focuses on
Parents as well as kids.

Martin said a lot of parenting
problems are caused: by the

mutual expectations of | both.
parties.
‘“‘When kids are little,

(parents) are always referring to
Dr. Spock and anxiously await
the first step. When the kid
becomes an adolescent, they ex-
pect them to be adults and |
wonder if any mothers think

‘about the next step after that.’’

The workshop is non-
threatening, Martin . stressed,
and offers information only and
if participants wish to ‘share,
they can. —

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