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Hospital Seeks Children for Asthma Study The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, August 27,1994 9 Eldad-Hampton Minister Honored at Retirement Party The Toronto Hospital for Sick Children, Chest Division, is offering asthmatic children between the ages of 5 to 12 years the opportunity to participate in a six-year asthma trial entitled the Childhood Asthma Management Management Program (CAMP). The aim of the project is to help asthmatic children to be the healthiest they can be. It is sponsored by the American Program Helps Heart Patients Heart to Heart offers a program of eight weekly meetings. Specialists from different fields, cardiology, nutrition, nutrition, psychological aspects, to name a few. It will provide you and your partner with information and answers answers to your questions, on all aspects aspects of heart disease. The next session will begin September September 7, 1994, and will accommodate accommodate 10 (ten) couples. If you would like more information, or to register, please call the Heart and Stroke Foundation at (905) 571-1582. National Institutes of Health. The Hospital for Sick Children is one of eight centers (the only Canadian one) each looking to recruit 120 asthmatic children. In order to be eligible to enrol, asthmatic children will undergo a thorough screening process during which time several tests will be performed performed to ensure that they are suitable suitable candidates. Once they are accepted accepted into the program, children will be randomized into one of three treatment treatment groups - two anti-inflammatory groups and one as required bronchod- ilator group. All children participating participating will receive a bronchodilator rescue rescue inhaler to be used as needed. CAMP will help to answer the question question of whether it is better to treat asthma with preventive medications or to treat asthma only when the child is symptomatic. Other issues this study hopes to shed light on is the effect effect of asthma medications or asthma itself on children's physical and psychological psychological growth and development and lung function. Participants will benefit from close monitoring of their health status and growth over many years. MOTOR CITY CAR CLUB PRESENTS Over 500 street rods, pro-streets, restored, vintage customs and trucks My Pm* for P/sp/*y Win a Via Rail Giveaway Over 40 Manufacturer Displays - PPG - Clarion - Gray Tools - B.F Goodrich - Horton Inc. - Performance Improvements <Vt t6e neuf. (jf>1 Headquarters Building COLONEL SAM DRIVE, OSH AW A Swdacji-ftu (10 AM TO 5 PM) Admission - $2.00 Children 12 and under free 9:30 AM Buildings Open MIDWAY Sat., august 27tti|i" 4 10:30 AM 4-H Club Achievement Days 11:00 AM FAIR OPENING with Bill Llshman 'Father Goose' Parade Arrives Horse Show Begins FEATURE Graham & Eleanor Townsend Canadian Fiddle Champions AFTERNOON Mutt Show Kiddies Pedal Tractor Pull Old MacDonald's Farm Cooking Demonstration Milking Contest Horse Pull Clowns & Magic For further info, contact Adu'ts $5. Mrs. Joyce Kelly Students $1. In this program, asthmatic children children and their families will be given quality asthma care and current education education on asthma treatment. Asthma study medications and tools required will be provided at no cost. Some reimbursement reimbursement for hospital visit related expenses will be given. For more information, please call Anita Hall R.N., Jane Finlayson R.N. or Dr. Joe Reisman at (416) 813- 5587. Enrolment is limited. Big Brothers Hold Kite Fest In Courtice On Saturday, September 1U big Brothers of Clarington will host their 2nd Annual Kite Festival at Courtice Secondary School, 1717 Nash Road, Courtice. The community is invited to attend this 'Celebrate Durham '94 Event' from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Children can take part in a kite contest and kite race. All kites must be homemade. Instructions for building building a kite are available from the Big Brother office. Call 623-6646 or drop into the office at 23 Scugog Street, Bowmanville, Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. If children do not have a homemade kite there will be 40 kite kits available for $2.50 (first come basis) on the day of the festival. A workshop to build these kites will be held at 12:30 p.m. that day. Some of the contest categories include: include: funniest, most colourful, best artistic design and most unique. There will also be a stunt kite demonstration, demonstration, entertainment, caricatures and face painting. Admission is free. Refreshments will be available with proceeds to Big Brothers of Clarington. Clarington. Please join Big Brothers of Clarington Clarington and celebrate Big Brother Month. Courtice Secondary School is located at 1717 Nash Road just north of Hwy. #2 at the comer of Courtice Road North and Nash Road. Ü JL : ,J| '.. m A retirement party was held on June 25th for the Reverend Douglas Douglas and Vange Warren (above) of the Eldad-Hampton charge. The event was held in the Christian Education Centre of Hampton United Church and was attended by many friends of the Warrens. Talent Contest Part of Durham Central Fair When the Mundell Family present their show at the Durham Central Fair on September 10 a new feature will be added. A Talent Contest, open to all ages. Classes for eight and under, 12 and under, 18 and under, 19 - 49 and 50 and over will be offered. First, second and third prizes will be given in each category. Any musical musical talent, singing or playing an instrument instrument will find a category and the Mundell Family will be on hand to supply any backup required. Interested parties may pre-register by writing to the fair at 2 Princess St., Box 90, Orono LOB 1M0 or by registering prior to the contest at 1:00 p.m. on September 10 in the Orono Arena. The 142nd edition of the Durham Central Fair will run from September 8 - 11 in the Orono Fairgrounds with entertainment for the whole family. •dHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHt************* STARTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 26th msfsmmm SUSAN SARANDON - TOMMY LEE JONES "Smashing..Exdling..ll gels ils "Rapid-fire dialogue and a hooh In you and zip along terrific cast... Renfro ddivtis The tel sawn Gdsharayel" a compelling perfomuna." M ton. Mima UiCfttt.GUXMlUa "A tiller est... one old* mat compelling nail-lilmlopasi our "****. Sarandon giws another indomitable performance. 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