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Education St. Stephen's Students Head Out for Algonquin Park Adventure The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 22, 1993 9 Maple Grove U.C.W. Meets in Sept. N 4 1 ' i A< ;; ,w' % » 3fei 1 f » ' ' ' •- f* * " ' , ' - ' " ' ■ '\»'r*".S i- f V i V: . ; , •.: ■■. Grade 12 students from St. Stephen's Catholic High School boarded a bus bright and early last Thursday Thursday morning and set off for a four-day camping trip in Algonquin Park. The 23 teens relumed on Monday. Monday. St. Stephen's has been organizing annual camping trips for its senior students for the past five years. New Doctors Open Practices In Bowmanville (V'T */* V-;vA.\V * *• * *,, •*i » - i » « * * • Dr. Padamjit Singh, M.D. F.R.C.S. (C) Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville is adding two skilled professionals to its medical staff in an ongoing campaign campaign to offer expanded services to the community. Dr. Padamjit Singh, M.D., F.R.C.S (C), is an obstetrician and gynecologist who comes to the hospital with an impressive background background that includes research and lecture lecture work. Originally a graduate from the Armed Forces Medical College in India, Dr. Singh recently completed her residency fellowship at Grace General Hospital in St. John's, Newfoundland. Newfoundland. She has worked independently independently throughout India and the Middle Middle East and is the author of 12 papers which have been published in medical journals and, in one case, a medical textbook. Her latest accomplishments accomplishments include an award for best junior paper, presented in recognition of a study conducted on the effects of administering oxytocin (a dntg used to induce labour). As well as delivering babies and performing standard procedures, Dr. Singh deals with any abnormal obstetric obstetric cases that the hospital is equipped to handle. In the fall she will be offering a colposcopy clinic in the hospital. Her office is temporarily temporarily located at Memorial Hospital in suite 210. a I L •vr Dr. Luigi T. Pcdrcttl, M.D. C.C.F.P. A new family physician is also joining Mill!, Dr. l.ttigi T. Pcdrcttl, M.D., C.C.F.P., is an already familiar face in the Osliawa area where lie was raised. Dr. Pcdroili received his medical education at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. I lis practice will lie located at the Liberty Health Centre (where lie is presently accenting patients). The designation C.C.F.P. Is given upon graduation from the Family and Community Medicine Resiliency Program and Indicates Indicates dial a doctor lias additional training in family medicine. Dr. I'c- tiretil will also have obstetrical privileges privileges at Memorial Hospital, St. Stephen's Students Look Forward to New School Year Well, wc'rc back again. Though it is sad to say good-bye to those cherished cherished summer months, we at St. Stephen's Stephen's arc enthusiastically looking forward to the coming 93-94 school year. "Student Council is planning on making this year one to remember. We have a lot of new ideas that we hope will spark interest," says new Prime Minister Christine Downey, who is determined to make this year a success. Rumor has it that Student Council has lots in store for us, beginning beginning with grade nine welcome day and the first school dance, to be held Thursday, September 23. Despite the many changes that have been made at St. Stephen's, vice-principal Sharan Rush-Jcancs répons répons that all has gone smoothly. Our busy schedule has resumed once again, and our agenda books are full of activities and events going on in the coming months. On Thursday September 16, the grade 12s began the cvcr-popular 4- day canoe trip at Algonquin Park. As in the past, the trip was declared an enormous success. Many thanks go to Father Bill for providing the opportunity opportunity to become one with nature, and exhaustion. The following day, Friday September September 17, approximately 50 people from all grades boarded a bus to attend attend the Stratford Festival where they saw the play "Being Ernest and Gypsy." Gypsy." Like the canoe trip, this has become become a much enjoyed yearly tradition at St. Stephen's. Sports arc in full swing once again! Right now cross-country, girls basketball and boys soccer teams arc preparing for their forthcoming seasons. seasons. Girls' basketball coach Andy Austin was pleased at the large turnout, turnout, and is looking forward to a great basketball year. Soccer coaches Dave Quigley, Kilcy MacDaniel and Joe Bitonti arc all optimistic about a strong season and our cross country crew has been described as "small but dedicated." All in all, from both students' and staff's perspective things arc looking great at St. Stephen's for the coming year. Briunna McGuire P.A. Day Emphasizes Classroom Discipline On Friday, September 24, 1993, the PVNN Roman Catholic Separate School Board is hosting a Professions - al Activity Day on Positive Class-' room Discipline, featuring guest presenter presenter Dr. Fred Jones. Dr. Jones is author of a comprehensive comprehensive classroom management system system consisting of Positive Classroom Discipline and Positive Classroom Instruction. Thousands of teachers and school administrators in North America have been exposed to the concepts of Dr. Jones and are now using his concepts concepts in tlie classroom. Dr. Jones promotes discipline as a growth process leading to self- control, co-operation and positive self-worth. He states that "students should be led to develop basic values and to accept the responsibility of their actions." The Maple Grove UCW met on September 16 at 8:00 p.m. in the CE Hall. President Ruth Geddcs welcomed welcomed us all back from summer vacation vacation with a poem "Everyday, A Joy To Live." We repeated the Purpose and Lord's Prayer. Previous minutes and reports were given. We will be ordering 20 1994 Church calendars to sell again this year. Plans are being made to hold a Meat and Potato Pie supper on November 20. To open the worship service, we were treated to a recorded tape of the Tri-City Slickers Men's Quartet as they sang a beautiful arrangement of "How Great Thou Art." Then Marg Down read a poem called "A Glimpse of Heaven." The theme of the worship service was Prayer - it is not a duty, but a privilege. Scripture was read from Matthew 6: verses 1 - 13. Marg Down and Kathy Makxam read a dialogue called "If God Should Speak" between a lady who is praying The Lord's Prayer and the Lord Himself who unexpectedly answers answers her. After, we sang the hymn "Sweet Hour of Prayer," Kathy welcomed welcomed Reverend David Jones to our meeting for some Bible Study. Reverend Jones chose a very interesting interesting passage from Proverbs: Chapter 31. The first part recalled ad- College to Start Night Courses at Whitby Campus The Continuous Learning division of Durham College will be offering night school courses at the new Whitby Whitby Campus beginning September 13. More than 100 courses will be offered, offered, from areas including Computers, Computers, Trades, Arts, Crafts and Business. Business. The new campus, which may be reached from Highway 401 by the Thickson Road exit, is located at 1610 Champlain Avenue. The Continuous Learning Division Division is taking names of people wishing wishing to be placed on their mailing list for future course calendars. For more information, call 721- 3052 or 1-800-461-1306 from 8 a.m. - 9 p.m., Monday - Thursday, and 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday. vice that King Lemuel's mother had given him on how to conduct himself, himself, to keep his mind clear and especially especially to care for the poor and needy. The second part set out the traits of a virtuous woman who is trustworthy and also caring for those around her. We had an interesting discussion about these passages and Reverend Jones welcomed our ideas. Kathy expressed expressed our thanks to him for coming. coming. Following the Mizpah Benediction, Benediction, we enjoyed lunch and fellowship. fellowship. There were 11 members and 1 guest attending. Press Seel. Kathy Makxam Cider Season Starts at. HOLROYD v u HEATING AIR CONDITIONING OIL-GAS-ELECTRIC Installations - Service Cleaning - Parts Plans HAMPTON 263-8501 HUARD ELECTRIC •Residential Wiring •Service Upgrades- •Renovations Phone 623-6540 I & T CARPENTERS Licensed, 25 years experience. 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If you suffer from recurring headaches, these facts may confirm what you al- readyknow.Whatyoumaynotknowis that Chiropractic care has proven Itself Itself effective In the treatment of headaches, headaches, without the use of drugs or therapy. Their success Is simple, they treat the CAUSE of many headaches, a misalignment of the spine, usually In the area of the neck, which Irritates or places pressure on the nerves In that area. Once this Irritation or pressure is relieved, proper nerve flow Is restored. The difference between Chiropractic and other treatments Is this: If the cause of your headache is due to Irritation to the nerves then Chiropractic Is the onlyheallh care profession that could correct the SOURCE of the problem. If the source can be corrected, the headaches do not usually return. Proof of this is found in the Chiropractic Chiropractic In New Zealand Report. In which people who suffer from chronic, recurring recurring headaches were found to have one or more misalignments of. the cervical (neck) area. Of those people, 85% of the females and 50% of the males were relieved of their headaches or their condition was improved improved through Chiropractic care. We are not saying that all headaches headaches are a result of these misalignments. misalignments. Headaches can have other causes Including disease, stress, eye trouble or alcohol abuse. What is ob- vious though Is that headaches are NOT caused by an aspirin deficiency. If you suffer from headaches on a regular basis, you owe It to yourself to call Dr. Hawrylak at-(416) 623-4004 Immediately. We may be able to help you. DR. JOHN HAWRYLAK, D.C., N.D. • 168 CHURCH ST. • BOWMANVILLE, ONT L1C 1T6 • (416) 623-4004 Rules of the Contest 1. A single letter will bo hidden somewhere in the pages of The Canadian Statesman, starting this week, for a total of 8 weeks. 2. Collect all 8 letters and spell the mystery word correctly (no facsimiles allowed) and send or bring your answer to the offices of James Publishing Co. Ltd. in Bowmanville at 02 King St, W., P.O. Box 100, Bowmanville, L1C 3K9. 3. A draw will be made from all correct answers and the winning entry will receive the prize of flight and accommodation to Cuba. Value of $1500.00 from Blessings Travel and Alba Tours. 4. Trip must be taken within a year and is not valid at Christmas, Now Year's or March Break. 5. Winner will be announced on December 15,1093. Read the Canadian Statesman and you could Win a Trip for 2 to Varadero, Cuba compliments of ALBATours Blessings Travel located in the Vanstone Mill - 623-0005^™^ * The Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W. 623-3303 Bowmanville