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i td d e on t > im MS/WORD for WINDOWS and many more 338â€"6600 mmaanv oOr Oakville‘s Business School th Doct By BARB JC Special to the system for v repetitive stra L1A anenic :Z)op [)y flopec!c;[e a'ny time fiom Octobet 17 to Hlovember 1A6. picé up your p[ay Win %equent Sltoppe’z Ca’zd â€" it‘s yovwz ticket to win faéu/ous pizes./ TRAINING MS/WORD for WINDOWS Tennys Hanson (Acting President, Mt. Sinai Hospital Foundation) was appointed to the Board for a threeâ€"year term effective September 1994 A Mississauga resident, Ms. Hanson is a member of the Student/Staff Affairs Committee. Tennys J.M. Hanson Were having a Hth Ariday Colbhration and youte to Dr. Blair Lamb of Oakville, who has experienced excruciating pain, shares the expertise he‘s learned from his own treatments with patients. Here he demonstrates intramuscular stimulation on the neck of Dale Houghton, one of his medical secretaries. Intramuscular stimulation involves a technique similar to acupuncâ€" ture, where a needle is inserted into fatigued muscles to stimulate them with an electrical current. Mary E. Hofstetter Mary E. Hofstetter, President and CEO of Sheridan College, is pleased to announce the 1994/95 Sheridan College Board of Governors. Savita Junnarkar was appointed to the Board for a second threeâ€"year term in September 1993. The Mississauga resident is Pastâ€"President of the Peel Multicultural Council and is Chair of the Student/Staff Affairs Committee. Savita Junnarkar WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1994 PAGE 13 James Bertram (Deputy Chief of Police â€" Information Services, Peel Regional Police) was elected Chair of the Board for 1994/95, having served as Viceâ€"Chair in 1993/94. The Caledon resident was appointed to the Board for a second threeâ€"year term in September 1992, and is an ex officio member of all Board Committees. James R. Bertram Introducing the 1994/95 Board of Governors Marilyn King (Lawyer, Halton Hills Community Legal Clinic) was appointed to the Board for a threeâ€"year term in September 1992. The Georgetown resident is a founding member of the Silver Creek Association (preserving Halton Hills wetlands) and Viceâ€"Chair of the Student/Staff Affairs Committee. Marilyn E. King John Radford (Viceâ€"President, General Marketing, Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd.) was elected Viceâ€"Chair of the Board for 1994/95, as well as Viceâ€"Chair of the Administration and Finance Committee. Appointed to the Board for a threeâ€"year term in September 1992, he repreâ€" sents the business and indusâ€" trial sector in Halton and Peel. John D. Radford William Mathison (Consultant, Ontario Skills Development Office of Sheridan‘s Training and Development Division) was elected College Support Staff Board representative in September 1993, for a threeâ€" year term. The Ballinafad resident is a member of the Administration and Finance Committee. William R. Mathison UUILIIUE ) UMIVIIIU in front of Hopedale Video _ Thursdays at 3:00 p.m. during the Anniversary Event November 3: The Road to Hong Kong November 10: Anchors Aweigh November 17: Breakfast at Tiffany‘s UNITED WAY FUND RAISER, November 8, Centre Court 7 p.m. to 9 p.m United Way COMMUNITY BLOOD DONOR CLINIC, Nov. 7, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m Glenna Carr (Viceâ€"President, Corporate Affairs, Laidlaw Inc.) was appointed to the Board for a threeâ€"year term effective September 1994. As a representative of the Burlington area, Ms. Carr is a member of the Administration and Finance Committee. Glenna Carr LINE DANCING. $5 admission with all proceeds to the Gary Shillington (Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd. Employee, Member of Local 707 CAW) was appointed to the Board for a second threeâ€" year term in September 1993. The Oakville resident repreâ€" sents the labour sector of our community and is a member of the Academic Operations Committee. Gary Shillington (Photo by Christine Chew) Gary Chatfield (President, Canadian Operations, Extendicare Health Services Inc.) was appointed to the Board for a threeâ€"year term in September 1992. The Mississauga resident is Chair of the Administration and Finance Committee. Gary J. Chatfield Â¥__ Norman Sibbick (Professor, Faculty of Community and Health Services) was elected as the Faculty constituency representative on the Board for a threeâ€"year term effective September 1994. The Oakville resident is a member of the Academic Operations Committee. Norman S. Sibbick The pain became so devastating that he was unable to write and resorted to a tape recorder for all his correspondence. Although he continued to do his rounds hen Dr. Blair Lamb dove into his parents‘ pool, he didn‘t know he‘d ultiâ€" mately come up with a system for wrestling with the pain of repetitive strain injury (RSI). He learned by experience. His dive brought on all sorts of pain, specifically in his lower back and neck. A few days later, his arms and fingers were comâ€" pletely numb, a condition he selfâ€"diagâ€" nosed as carpel tunnel syndrome, one of several conditions that can be lumped under the RSI umbrella. The numbness eventually spread to his shoulders and upper back, then to his mid and lower back. By BARB JOY Special to the Beaver Doctor learned from experience Susan Fennell (Regional Councillor Wards 3 and 4, City of Brampton and Regional Municipality of Peel) was appointed to the Board for a second threeâ€"year term in September 1992. The Brampton resident is Viceâ€" Chair of the Academic Operations Committee. Susan D. Fennell ‘Doctor, take the pain away‘ AirCanada Vacations. William Spence (Student, Interior Design Program, Faculty of The Arts) was elect ed as the representative of the Student constituency and appointed to the Board for a oneâ€"year term effective September 1994. Mr. Spence is a member of the Student/Staff Affairs Committee. William Spence parents‘ pool, he know he‘d ultiâ€" come up with a with the pain of Donald Graves (Dean, Faculty of The Arts) was elected by the Administrative Staff conâ€" stituency for a oneâ€"year term effective September 1994 to complete the term of Jeanne M. Fryer who retired from the College. The Burlington resident is a member of the Administration and Finance Committee. Donald Graves John Walker (President and CEO, Mihaly International Canada Limited) was appointâ€" ed to the Board for a threeâ€" year term effective September 1994. An Oakville resident, Mr. Walker is a member of the Academic Operations Committee. John H. Walker He then travelled to Dr. Chan Gunn‘s pain clinic in Vancouver for more extenâ€" (See ‘Computers .. .‘ page 14) Then, last December, he noted a series of Globe and Mail articles on RSI and its treatment by intramuscular stimulation. Seeking relief from his own pain, he first contacted the Dr. Brian Goldman mentioned in the articles. From the Toronto physician he received four treatments in which needles were inserted into his fatigued muscles sendâ€" ing an electrical current through them. They helped but didn‘t cure his painful condition. At first, self treatment took the form of arm splints, cold packs and pain killers. Later, physiotherapy offered temporary relief. Chiropractic sessions, although beneficial for many ailments, made no difference to his. at â€"Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, he couldn‘t perform any surgery. ) 40 Ingrid Hann (Viceâ€"President, Administration, Restauronics Services Ltd.) was reappointâ€" ed to the Board for a second threeâ€"year term in September 1994. The Mississauga resiâ€" dent is Chair of the Academic Operations Committee. Ingrid Hann 1515 Rebecca Street, Oakville 827â€"7146 Hopedale // Teresa Wong (Investment Advisor, Nesbitt Burns Inc.) was appointed to the Board for a threeâ€"year term in September 1993. The Mississauga resident is a member of the Student/Staff Affairs Committee. Teresa Wong B LUE C HIP THINKING mexoMara mark of nc. * RabsasofOcL31/9458§ggto change and availability.