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Educating ourselves about the Aging ProcessWritten by Shelley Brierley Saturday, 15 July 2000Where are you in the Aging Process? We are all aging. The only real question is what stage are you currently experiencing?There are five components to consider in the aging process; chronological age, physical makeup or wellness, basic personality, spiritual health and cultural influence.Generally, in this culture, aging refers to people in their elder years, as if they are the only ones aging. What is being referred to as the aging process is the normative developmental changes over a life span. In childhood, we learn the security of dependence and socialization. During youth, we experience an introspective, egocentric time and develop our sense of identity through relationships, skills, knowledge, physicality and independence. Young Adulthood is where we cement our identity, develop beliefs, friends, families and/or career. Adulthood is the 'sandwich generation' for many North Americans raising children and supporting the elderly while often handling careers

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Jonker Auto Group is comprised of Jonker Nissan and Jonker Honda. Jonker Honda: In 1969, Canadian Honda Motors Ltd. (now Honda Canada Inc.) was established. The Honda vehicles were all built in Japan, and shipped to Vancouver as the port of entry. By October of 1974 the first Hondas were sold in Langley along with other imports such as Volvo, British Leyland, and Jaguar. The dealership was known as Langley Automotive, and a temporary structure on the site carried the first Langley Honda sign. Langley Automotive / Langley Honda was located on Highway 10 next to the present McDonald's franchise at the corner of Fraser Highway and the Langley Bypass. Ken Huber, the owner, also owned the McDonald's franchise, but he eventually sold it along with his other import lines as the sales of Honda cars increased. Within two years Langley Honda was a stand alone franchise in the old Langley Automotive building. Over the years, Honda sales increased, and in1990 a new dealership was built at 19515 Langley Bypass, in the middle of Langley's Auto Mile. It featured a 6 car showroom, and a service shop with 9 service bays. In 1996 Langley Honda was purchased by Karel and Karen Jonker. A new building was constructed next to the Honda building to accommodate their Langley Nissan franchise. In 1998 the names of the two dealerships were changed to Jonker Nissan and Jonker Honda. The change was brought about to identify their mutual ownership, and also because the buildings are located in the municipality of Surrey, not Langley. Our business continues to grow. A major renovation was completed in the fall of 2006. Jonker Honda has doubled in size from 15,000 to 30,000 sq. ft. Our service department features 20 service bays as well as drive through service lanes for quick oil changes. New office space, display area, and signage will complete the renovation of Jonker Honda so we can better serve our growing customer base in the community. Jonker Nissan: The vehicles we now know as Nissans were first exported to Canada in 1966 as Datsuns . These vehicles were built in Japan, and Vancouver was the port of entry and also the national headquarters for the Canadian arm of Nissan Motor Company, who built Datsuns.

Supreme Group is the largest privately owned steel fabricator and construction business in Canada, with member companies spread throughout western Canada, Ontario and the Pacific Northwest of the United States. Capacity includes beam lines. Large variety of modern robotic plasma cutting equipment. Fabrication capacity of over 160,000 tons/year. Multiple plants spread capacity over the entire group, giving significant advantage over single facility fabricators. Experienced staff of engineers and draftspeople. A variety of sophisticated 3-D software. In-house detailing. Integrated design. Design-build. Design-assist. Full field erection capabilities and general contracting services. Large or small, simple or complex projects. Geographic diversity allows us to take advantage of regional variations in business segments and local economies. Financial and bonding capacity to take on large projects.Supreme Group's real strength, however, lies with its people. From a consistent ownership since 1972, to a management team and workforce that averages 25 years of experience, it's the people that add the value to your proje