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As a result, voluntary water restrictions are in place in the two communities. This could change, however, should the problem worsen. This conservation includes refraining from watering lawns, gardens and washingcars. "If the heat wave continues, we may resort to mandatory re- striction," said Councillor Aker. "The key is that we will start with voluntary restraints and go to mandatory restraints if they don't work." But this is not acceptable for SEARS Canada's National Catalogue Over 3.0 Million Canadians Already Know We Strive for Perfection! In class - 25 hours : In car - 10 hours In car observation - 20 hours We will be at the Port Perry High School Wed. June 29 for applications & payments. Applications will ALSO be available on first day of classes. Courses are available in your local High School. Applications are available at Port Perry and Cartwright High Schools and start on July 4, 1994. All school people are welcome. 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Although Scugog is not affect- ed by the water shortages at this point, Works Committee vice-chairman Yvonne Christie said this could change if the warm weather continues. Of particular concern is the village of Greenbank, which has faced shortages in past years. Greenbank residents urged to save water Greenbank's water is supplied by wells. Councillor Christie said the wells in the area are low due to the lack of rain experienced in the area over the past two weeks. "Water is a renewable re- source, but it's only renewable when it rains. People think wa- ter is always there," said Coun- cillor Christie. Greenbank residents could be asked to cut back on consump- tion if the problem persists. Res- idents will be notified by the re- gion ifthe restrictions are putin. place. "I'm hoping this won't be the case, but it depends on Mother Nature," said Councillor Chris- tie. 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