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Mon., March 15, 1999

It’s your choice. That’s what local health agencies and community groups want teenagers to learn at the annual Teen Pregnancy Prevention Conference on March 23 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday is the last day to register for the conference, which will be held at Spokane Community College. Sessions include “For Guys Only: Respect and Responsibility in Relationships,” “Whoa! Relax,” “Let’s Talk about SEX!” and “Dating Realities,” among others. Registration costs $7 for students and $14 for adults. Scholarships are available. For more information, or details on registration, call Lisa Yadao at 324-1460 or Andrea Dunne at 624-2868.

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