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group of newspapers which includes the ajavpickenng news advertiser alliston heraldcourier barne advance barrys bay this week bolton enterprise brampton guardian burlington shopping news burlington post city parent collmgwoodwasaga connection east york mirror enn advocatecountry routes etobicoke 1 guardian flamborough post georgetown independent acton free presswrigston this week lindsay this weekv midlandpenetanguishene mirror milton canadian champion milton shopping news misslssauga news newmarket- ft aurora georgina era banner northumberland news north york mirror oakville beaver oakville shopping news sihv vfrw ilui iiyaia u ifkv j goodpareriis need to establish and enforce rules for their kids remember looking out me window at the cool kids who would con- gregate in front of the town hall on weeknights smoke cigarettes use the f word as a conversation staple and talk about sex drugs andfights they fascinated me because my par ents would neverhave allowed me to hang aroundtown afterdark on any night let alone a school night i they fascinated me because togeth er they were ultimately stronger more independent arid t confident than i or any of my friends they crossed the line they were the town rebels they rep resented something mysterious naughtyand forbidden j and they fascinated me because as any 11 -year-old- would agree they dis cussed the juicy sexual antics of a nurri- ber of people who mysteriously iwere always absent from their group v 1 could absorb allthe frorhthe safety of my own wellpositioned room my house fronted the main street of my y hometown and stood jbeside my parents general store ty i remember thinking how lucky these cool kidsvvere my father had a differ- ent word for them to hang around after dark whfle i was forced to complete homework practise music- lessons v memorire my speech or helpmybaby brother get ready for bed i at the time i neverthought how hor- rifled my parents would be if i started to hg around vvjthkids appemdy coumdoariytnmgthey wanted afahy giventime and never get- into trouble no rules u t i but good parents know rules are inte gral and although often bemoaned by our children are the most important gift wecangive v- oneof my biggest fears is that my own son of daughter will come home one daywith a friend who i know inmy gut is up to riogopd sonieonewith atti- rude but no manriefsarid someone who would take advantage of an unsus- pectmg kind heart but weve all heard stories about farn- ily battles over a friend parents suggest is abadinfluerice v 7 v f yve heard how kids are drawneven closer to questionable characters when aparent puts mis foot down with demands to stay away from bad ftiends j fused to thinkmy dad waj such a dweebfor not seeing the marippositive quautiesjof some of my friends r-quali- ties i envied or tried to emulate f i i iil tiiirt v a looking backhoweverhetwas usuv ally right aboutmany of my friends and apeerpressurea likeadrugfor teenagersandjbad friends thepushersx 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