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The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 5,1994 19 Driving Through the Golden Years Some things improve with age, like fine wine, vintage cars and good friendships. Other things, like hearing, hearing, eye sight, and memory may not. Sometimes we find that when those "golden years" are reached, we've lost some of our youthful lustre. One area in which we may not Seminar Discusses Drug Awareness Peter Ignatiou of Whitby and Lee Hyland of Lindsay were two of 20 students who spend Saturday, Oct. 29 at Courtice North School learning how drugs and alcohol can affect people and their lives. Other topics included child abuse and gangs. The students took part in the Oshawa Moose Lodge Drug and Alcohol Awareness Seminar. During the course of the day, the students were introduced to a number number of dignitaries, including Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre and an RCMP officer. Ignatiou and Hyland are shown here during a skit about alcohol and child abuse. After the workshop, the students voted voted for the winner of a $250 scholarship and selected Carol Ann Van Demol of Etobicoke for the prize. From here, the students will go into schools in their areas to teach four to nine-year-old children about the kinds of behavior they should be wary of. CORRECTIONS FOR CANADIAN TIRE We wish to draw your attention to the error in our "PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE" Flyer Page 31 6-Ton axle stand (09-0009-4) are sold separately. The illustration should show one axle stand, not two. Heavy Duty Car Ramps (09-0063-2) support up to 9,000 lbs. not 9,500 lbs. Page 1 Page 4 Page 9 Page 1 Page 11 We wish to draw your attention to the errors in our current "SHOP EARLY & SAVE" Flyer 25-Light Outdoor Set (51-2528-2) Should read: Shines for up to 2500 hours. Not 2200 hours. Sonic and Knuckles Sega Genesis game (69-2917-6). Flyer should read 79.99, not 89.99 Knife protector tray (42-1770X) is available in almond and white only. Motomaster Deluxe Booster Cables (11-1208-6) should read 12', not 12". 10O-pc. Tool Set (58-9074-4) is not a Mastercraft set Item #1. Permanent Baseboard Heater (52-251 OX) Flyer price box is correct. Flyer copy reads: 24V. Priced each 15.99 to 49.99 Flyer copy should read: 240V. Priced each 16.99 to 49.99 Convertible Range Hood (52-2824X) should read 200 CFM not 210 CFM We apologize for any Inconvenience this may have caused. Canadian Tire Hwy. No. 2, Bowmanvilie THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON TAKE NOTICE THAT the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington at its meeting to be held at the Municipal Administrative Centre in the Council Chambers on Monday, November 28, 1994, at the hour of 7:00 p.m., proposes to pass a by-law to stop up, close, and authorize the sale of part of the road allowance described as the Boundary Road between the former Darlington and Clarke Townships, Broken Front Concession, Municipality of Clarington, Regional Municipality of Durham, shown as Part 1 on Plan 10R 3536. This road allowance is located within the Wilmot Creek Development. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing the said by-law, Council or a Committee of Council shall hear in person, or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected by this by-law and who applies to be heard. Patti L. Barrie, Clerk Municipality of Clarington Municipal Administrative Centre 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dates Published: October 12, 19, 26, November 2, 1994 CS-Ind. 4362 © J3l MUNICIPALITY OF arington ONTARIO shine as brightly is in our driving skills. Yet we still enjoy the freedom of mobility that driving offers. And, unless there is a physical impairment which compromises our driving ability, ability, our safety of others, there is no reason why that should change. There are still many kilometres of good roads ahead. As a driver ages, some physical changes are inevitable. Vision and hearing are not the same as they once were and glasses or a hearing aid may be required. Your reflexes are no longer those of a 25-year-old. There is no doubt that time takes its toll, but it does so gradually and with varying effects on different people. The most frequently recorded problems identified by senior drivers include: * Maintaining proper speed or slowing unexpectedly; * Failing to check mirrors and other other lanes; * Demonstrating uncertainty in unfamiliar places; * Inability to make decisions and react as quickly as other drivers; * Lack of energy and physical freedom to cope with and resolve conflicts; and, * Difficulty in recognizing new traffic signs, signals and road markings markings and adjusting to different traffic patterns and roadway designs. As a senior driver, you have one great advantage: experience. What you may lack in quick reflexes, you can make up for in sound judgement. Your good judgement will likely tell you when to steer clear of certain adverse adverse driving conditions, such as bad weather, night driving, and congested, congested, high traffic roadways. You may be less tense and more comfortable travelling on routes that provide ample ample lighting, well-marked street signs and easy-to-reach parking places. Most importantly, you know yourself yourself better than anyone. If you feel that you have physical problems which are affecting your driving ability, ability, talk to your doctor. Hearing aids and eye glasses can help compensate for hearing loss or weakened vision. Your doctor might also suggest treatment treatment for other ailments that are associated associated with aging. In addition, you may want to look into a driver improvement course. Many communities offer driver improvement improvement courses for people over 50 to update them on current driving laws and some even provide hands- on training in safe-driving techniques. techniques. You are sharing the road with thousands of other drivers who, also çould use a driver improvement course. It doesn't hurt to stay one step ahead! Use the resources that are available available to help you maintain your driving privileges. Exercise to improve flexibility flexibility and posture, reduce muscle tension tension and increase freedom of movement. movement. Select safe driving conditions and routes. If needed, take the driver improvement course. Although the aging process may limit your activities activities somewhat, it need not interfere with the quality of life or stop you from driving through the golden years. JUVENILE ARTHRITIS - The Arthritis Society has recently organized a new group called The Juvenile Arthritis Support Group. Meetings are held at the Grandview Rehabilitation and Treatment Centre. They take place every other month, with the next meeting slated for Monday, November 21, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. There is no fee to attend. Refreshments are served and children are always welcome. The topic of the meeting will be the "Ability OnLine Support Network," a computer network which puts children and adolescents with disabilities in touch with each other. ST. THERESE CATHOLIC CHURCH BAZAAR - The annual church bazaar is on Saturday, November 12, from 10 a.m. to noon. It will include refreshments, baking, craft tables, a white elephant table, and lots more. There will be draws for a number of prizes, including a queen sized quilt. The church is located at 3800 Courtice Rd. N. Firefighters Climb Stairs for United Way Got a fire you want extinguished upstairs? No sweat! Not for these three physically fit firefighters. Ted Ruiter of Courtice Station, Henry Gassmann of Enniskillen, and George Schroor, also of Courtice, Courtice, recently made it up the 1760 steps of the CN Tower in full gear. The climb was to benefit the United Way. They raised $450 through pledges and plan to tackle the staircase again next year. ELECT 987-4458 (Home) WARD 3 COUNCILLOR (Office) 623-0677 Authorized by the CFO - Bonnie Cunningham campaign VOTE John O'TOOLE © Regional Councillor, Ward 2, Bowmanville "Common Sense approach to open and accessible government" John is committed to: Pence, Order and good government for a healthy community. Managed Development, Residential, Industrial and Commercial. John, an effective voice at the Durham Region on your behalf. - Responsible taxes and spending at Local and Regional levels. John asks for your vote on November 14th, as Regional Councillor Ward 2 Call John at 623-4832 for assistance ^ A. - D A* S ' "The voice of reason" John O'Toole Authorized by CFO for John Q*Tootc « )