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The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday August 13, 2003 - B3 EA SELECTION OF FINE MERCHANTS, SERVI Fishing - the ultimate family outing (NC)-- W ith the dem anding sched ules and limited free time o f today's hectic lifesty les, parents w elcom e ideas for simple and relaxing ways to spend time with kids, especially during the summer months. A family fishing trip can be a fun and easy adventure that requires little preparation and cc<;t. To organize the perfect fishing trip, here are som e suggestions to get you started: First, consult your regional natu ral resources agency for confirm ation o f fishing season in your area-th is can vary by region and by the species o f fish. N ext, choose a location and obtain fishing perm its that are avail able. Since Canada is blanketed with natural lakes and stream s, finding a suitable location is as easy as checking with your local tourist board. Alm ost anyw here you live, fishing will be available close by. Once the location is set. you'll need to stock up on all your fishing gear. W hether you are a beginner or an ex p erienced angler, stores like Canadian Tire have an assortm ent o f products for the whole family. In selecting equipm ent, it's a good idea to match the gear with the level and type o f fishing. Don't forget the tackle, which can be inexpensive and effective, to help you and your family reel in the catch o f the {Jay. For novices, try getting started with adult and child com bo fishing kits, which are affordable and include a rod. reel and line plus tackle. W hile shopping, you'll want to pick up personal floatation devices. W hether fishing from the shore or a boat, think safety first. All that's left to buy is bug repellant, sunscreen and snacks - and don't forget your camera. A family outing like this is sure to cre ate some memorable moments. Relax and enjoy... - News Canada The Jtfoped Expert m opeds ore bach! 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But no first-aid books are at the top o f the bestseller's list and training courses are hardly mandatory. How ever, a few steps taken today could help cut out hours o f injury time this summer. T he first point is prevention. Spending preparation tim e now can offer the peace of mind that yo u 're ready for w hatever the good w eather throw s at you. A ssess your outdoor environm ent and elim inate potential hazards. Fam ily m em bers should be made aw are o f hazards that cannot be elim inated. Still, som e injuries are unavoidable. W hen they happen, prompt and effective treatm ent is Also Available: Gas Motor Scooters & Electric Bikes T important to ease discom fort and promote healing. (Please consult a physician if you are unsure about any treatm ent.) First aid items should be kept in a conven ient location, known to all family members, for quick retrieval. Items can include: Antiseptic to clean wounds Mild anesthetic to numb pain Cream or ointm ent to promote healing Bandages and Gauze to cover wounds and keep them free o f infection Scissors and Tape Tweezers to remove slivers and other em bedded foreign objects G loves to cover potentially dirty hands when treating wounds Some first aid ointm ents elim inate the need to stock single-purpose antiseptics and anes thetics - a welcome relief am id the inundation o f new and som etim es confusing specialty products released each season. But do n 't consider your nursing over after the initial treatment. It is just as important to continue caring for the affected site. This attention to the healing process will help limit possible scar tissue and reduce the risk o f re-infection and re-opening o f the wound. A fter all. the quicker you get back to enjoy ing the warm weather, the better. 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