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Knocks out section of cernent barrier Clarington CLG Update S teven Leuschner of Atwood, of Highway 115 at the Kirby narrowly missecl a gas tanker Ontario bas been charged with intersection. At the tirne travelling north on 115. A huge careless driving by the 02P.P. Leuscliner was traveling west chunk of the cernent was following as accident Monday from Bewdley on Regional knocked out of the barrier. The rnaring. Leuschner driving bis Road 9 when he accident drive suffered minor injuries. He 1980 F ord haif-ton crashed occurred in Kirby. O.P.P. officer was wearing a seat beit. head-on with the centre barrier Jerry Gibson said the driver This week, let us talk about when the face is faminiar but the naine has gone. We ail know that feeling. I know that after I had retired fromn the miitary I carne ta avoid the Mails in Barrie because I couldn't remember the naines of thase I served with as I met them out shopping. I now know that the chances -are they didn't remember my naine either. Researchers are just now begmnning ta understand just why putting naines ta faces is so hard. Its a very common problem and one that rapidly gets harder as we graw aider. There are three competing theories for haw the brain stores naines and why we have difficulty recalling them: 1. Namnes ar e simply meaningless. Unlike an occupation or a nationality, "David Smith" daesn't really mean anytliing.: 2. Names are recalled according ta the amount of ather information linked ta them. People who we know littie have few connections with other memories. 3. Names are stored in a special and separate part of the memory, which makes bath learning names and recalling them harder. Research suggest, suprisingly, that the last theory is the right ane. Ail the data gives that impre ssion but no ane can quite beieve it. Intriguing evidence for the existence of a special memory for names cornes fram experimentswhere people are shown photographs of celebrities, and asked ta press buttons according ta whether the persan is dead or alive. If for example you show someone a picture of John Lennon, they will remember that he is dead more quickly thas that bis name is John., Some people who have suffered brain damage in a car crash are able to recail a vast range of information about a person but not their names. The brain's difficulty in storing faces is being studied at Liverpool University in England. They are collecting data on the size of the emygdala and hippocasipus in il students who took memory tests.- The worst performers seemed to have the smaller emygdala and right-hemisphere section of the hippocampus., SDon't worry yourself with those strange sounding naines, just blame your failure ta eu SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as ta contents, for the fallowing- requirements listed below, submitted ta the Corporation of the Municipality of Claringtan, 40 Temperance Street, Bawmanville, Ontario, Li C 3A6, are invited and wiIl be received on the forms and in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Ten der documents may be obtained from the Purchasing Off ice at the above address. TENDER NW93-41 Trattlc Sign Requirernents CLOSING TIME & DATE 2:00 p.m. (Local Time) Wednesday, December 1, 1993 The lawest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lau Ann Birkett, A.M.C.T.(A) Purchasing & Supply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 ext. 268 1,MUNICIPAL!T2O(V Date of Publicatian: Wednesday, Novemnber 17, 1993 P.O. 3005 The Clarington Community Liaison Group has completed the Clean-up Criteria. The report is in its final stages and we are ready to discuss the flndings of the various subcommittees with you. Committees 1 & 2 have subrnitted their report to the techaical experts for review which ithey have done and given us the word that the methods proposed ini the report is acceptable to tliem. We were much encouraged by those reviews and are now ready ta recommend dlean-up criteria for the Port Granby low-level radioactive waste site. Confident that we are doing as good a job as cas be expected, a job which will stand up in an env ironmental hearing should one be required remnember distant cousin Albert's name on the fact that your hippocampus is very small. Chances are that distant cousin Albert can't remember your naine either, and his hippocampus might just be a full size one at that. Unless you take your glasses off you will neyer see the sunshine! Until next week. and one which is defensible by us or anyone else. These reports are available for your perusal or you may wish to discuss the resuits and recommendations with any member of the Clarington. Community Liaison Group. A formai report will be available in the near future toàthe Council of the Town of Clarington and ta any citizen who wishes ta have one. With this report we are two-thirds, of the way fromn obtaining Phase IV of aur mandate. The final Phase, which is the actual engineering plan ta remove the waste is being worked on and should be completed by the summer of 1994. Naw that we have some figures ta work with, we can estimate volumes and we can estimate ta what depth we have ta dlean up. We appreciate yaur participation in the discussions. 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