Wednesday, June 12, 1991 - North Shore News - 43

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~ a apou opi Y f° | measures to
? ! . -ay be sick and our “Despite their frequently critical portrayal ‘ ? s keep themseives
fo? sputtering, the environment May DE Sith 2h in the media, Canadian teens are surprisingly a and their peers
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eee tee eee ener etree perteretee . , Vv shows nservative individuals with a solid core s f

? § national status may be in jeopardy. but a comprehensive new Sun ey ee traditional values.” says Decima Research of off the road when

, seeseteee eres seas ees eee” President Allan Gregg. ed the ‘ve been
§4 the teens are all righty reese eset “PTV Street Beat survey WAS COM 0 ey \ pd
94d — Se o q Beat, 3 comprehensive pervasive and negative myths about teens: dun the hall and winter of 1990. The poll f ' drinking 3

ed Pepsi ree ; that they're a lost generation, angry a. i 10 telephone interviews pro- £3

‘anadian teens ages !2 to 19. lays ccissisti tess about their consisted of 1,500 telep! ‘

f ? Study oir troubling impressions about the wor narcissistic and reckless portionate to population, followed by a vi i) YES er NO, cali

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. t «the contrary, extensive malt-in q)
] younger generation. he surve The poll found that. quite te the c ;
2 FAY creaced by Dems tesech, ety PePeassentayhve her eyeson 17 TE a! | 980-KID
! ? tions 3 d lifestyles. and covers everything the ball. i ning about their lives According to the 1986 Census of Canada, >
tions and Mest’ i i! the use And while not everything about 2.981.200 teenagers in this country. ;

en | from sex and parental relationships to the may be rosy. for more than the most part, there a. etal population of 26 million, ] ; .

ry of alcoho ar “Pessi-Cola Canada and TY. Canadian teens 2i6 @ stable, tolerant and teenagers account for about 12%. bd Graduation ceremcnies
f ? PO chleshead on some of the most basically upbeat group. ? and celebrations are upon
7 Street Be : p | us again:in fact, the ‘party-

* é ing has started already.
g has started already

For several years, the
CounterAttack program and
other anti-drinking and driv-
ing messages have ham-

‘ a * ’ mered home the importance
rn of making sure designated
ASSERTIVE {POSITIVE AB :
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can ou : .
f statement yout mind to ae 82% of Canadian teens ‘en ae This week, Zap! wants to
9 it you can be anything you ; future mstic about the f on know if you think these

programs have had a
positive effect. Are teens
taking measures to keen
themselves and their peers
off the road when they've

want.” ‘eh the
: % disagree with ¢
Ftement: “You get further
ahead by agreeing than by
4 standing up for what you

ff believe in. STYLE iS been -nking?
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IMPORTANT, Call tne Zap! TalkBack
BUT... line (980-KIDS) by Monday

morning and tell us if you
think teens have altered
their behavior as a result of
CounterAttack programs. If
yes. how? If not. why?
Watch for results in next
week's Zap!

w» Only 33% care “a jot” 5
about keeping up with
fashion.

| Of, of teens ae “very
Fad" of sexually transmit:
¥ ted diseases (STDs).

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