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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, July 27,1994 5 SUNDAY, JULY 31ST, 1994 10:30 a.m. Sermon: The Great Christian Teachers: #2: St. Thomas Aquinas A Special Welcome to St. Paül's Congregation Church School for all Children Tracy Leech-Marks Childhood Education certificate, is basing her program on a similar program currently used in Michigan called High Scope. The program will see the children children participating in a number of activities activities that will teach them how to express themselves, reach decisions and learn cognitive skills. Pine Ridge Nursery School will follow the usual academic school year in that it will run from September September to June. The only exception is this year, when the school starts in October. Leech-Marks is funding the nursery nursery school on her own and is hop St. îolm's Anglican Cfmrch Temperance St. S., Bowmanville SUNDAY - JULY 31ST, 1994 TRINITY IX 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion Recent Graduate Rector - The Reverend Canon Byron Yates, B.A., S.T.B. © Come and Worship with us Sunday, July 31st, 1994 at 11 a.m. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 623-3432 Temperance and Church St., Bowmanville Harvey Osborne B.A., M.Div. ■ 623-0009 © Lindsay Lianna Walter A grade five student at Newton- ville Public School will be competing competing in the 1994 Miss Pre-Teen Toronto Toronto Pageant. Lindsay Walter will be competing competing in the pageant on August 6 and 7 at the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Institute theatre. Lindsay was a competitor at the age of five in the Hemisphere Pageant. Pageant. She won the Canadian "Little Miss Model" title and competed in Miami Florida at the international level, where she placed in the top ten for the title of Little Miss Ambassador. Ambassador. Her hobbies are horseback riding, riding, swimming, reading and writing short stories. She is looking forward to the get- acquainted party for contestants being being held at the Hilton Hotel on July 23rd on Airport Rd. Lindsay would like to thank all the local businesses who sponsored her. The competition is produced by East Coast Pageants, Inc., of West Middlesex, Pa. Spy School Techniques Demonstrated at Newcastle Library Junior private eyes learned all about invisible ink, code-cracking, and fingerprinting techniques at the Newcastle Library Branch on July 20 and 21. Above, Spy School instructor Rob Maciver, shows an eager eager group how to lift fingerprints. The class was trying to nail the culprit responsible for stealing "Ramona," "Ramona," a popular children's book by Beverly Cleary. Nursery School Opens in October A local woman who has spent nine years in the child care field, is getting ready to start her own nursery nursery school in Bowmanville. The name of the venture: Pine Ridge Nursery School. Tracy Leech-Marks has set the wheels in motion to have a four-day nursery school program at St. Paul's United Church beginning in October 1994. "It would be in the morning and afternoon," she told The Statesman recently. The nursery school program will runs in the morning from 8:45 to 11:15 and in the afternoon from 12:45 to 3:15. - Leech-Marks is looking to have 16 children in the morning and the same number in the afternoon. There will be one other teacher besides herself, so there will be a teacher student ratio of 1:8. "In many nursery school programs programs the student to teacher ratio is higher," Leech-Marks said. Leech-Marks, who has a BA in Child Psychology and an Early Trinity United Church Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Rev. Frank Lockhart M.A., M.Div., M. Th. ing that there are enough interested people who want the service. She noted there currently is a waiting list for the only other nursery nursery school in Bowmanville, so she knows there is a need. As for choosing Bowmanville to set up a nursery school, Leech- Marks candidly noted, "I have always always wanted to do something in this field. "I lived in Toronto up to two years ago, when my husband and I moved to Bowmanville. I want my children to grow up here." The nursery school is one way of being able to contribute to the community. community. Activities parents can expect from the Pine Ridge Nursery Centre include: painting, water play, blocks, puzzles and many others. Leech-Marks also hopes to take the children on a couple of field trips each year as well as visits to the local library. For more information, call Leech-Marks at 623-0387. Dahlia Campbell Recently earned a Doctoral Degree Degree in Health Services from Walden University, Minneapolis. The Convocation Convocation was held at the Indiana University, University, Bloomington, on July 9, 1994. Her Faculty Adviser was Professor Professor H.S. Coblentz, University of Waterloo. Her Dissertation: Health beliefs, health behaviours and quality of life of rural elderly females was nominated and selected for the outstanding outstanding dissertation of the academic year, 1993-1994. She received the Dissertation Award and a $500.00 honorarium. Dr. Dahlia Campbell has been on staff at Oshawa General Hospital for over two decades in various capacities. capacities. Despite her full schedule, Dahlia is Vice President of the Brain Injury Association of Durham Region and Coordinator of the'support groups for the brain injury survivors and their caregivers. She recruits and trains volunteers, arranges for speakers and has given presentations relating to brain injury. Among her other activities, Dahlia is on the Board of Directors of the Victorian Order of Nurses, Oshawa Branch and has devoted many hours to the Friendly Visitor Program. She was recently awarded a certificate for ten years of service with the VON. Dahlia is a valuable member of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario and is currently First Vice President of the Durham Northumberland Northumberland Chapter. Dr. Campbell plans to pursue future research studies in Gerontology. My accomplishments could not be possible without the contributions of others and so I would like to extend my appreciation to my family, friends and colleagues, and in particular, particular, my husband Charles, for his dedication and patience and for suffering suffering through critical moments of the doctoral program with me. NOTE: There will be NO 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Laying-On-of-Hands for Healing during July and August. Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, b.sc. Phm. Some antibiotics are losing their ability to kill bacteria. It's called resistance. One of the reasons why this is occurring occurring is because people do not take all the antibiotic prescribed prescribed to treat an infection. It is important to take all the antibiotic dispensed and not stop when you start feeling better. Mozart wins again! Researchers at the University of California tested students for reasoning ability. The students did better after listening to 10 minutes of Mozart than they did listening to 10 minutes of relaxation tapes or even 10 minutes of silence! Here's a time-saving idea in which all participants are winners. When you receive a new prescription, ask your doctor what you should do when the prescription is finished. finished. If he wants you to carry on, ask him to put refills on the prescription. It saves you, your pharmacist, your doctor's staff and your doctor a la£ of time! A large study done recently in the U.S. has found that over half of men over age 40 suffer from sonic degree of impotence. The problem does increase with age. The figures show 5% of 40-year old males have complete impotence while 15% of 70- year olds do. Impotence can be a side effect of some medications, Check with our knowledgeable pharmacists if you have a concern about your medications. Pharmacist Orthotist Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Ltd. 222 King St. East Bowmanville, Ont. 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