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ES Lamaze Prepared Childbirth classes are being offered at the Community Memorial Hospital starting November 3. At back from left Lamaze Instructors Alice Lee and Sandra Carriere. Michelle Beare, who took the Lamaze classes proudly holds her new daughter Taylor. See story at right. McCormack runs as Reeve of Mariposa Councillor Stan McCormack has announced that he will campaign to become the Reeve for the Township of Mariposa. McCormack has presented his particular position at Council with vigour and determination, a position formed from research of the facts surrounding the issue and from listening to the affected es. He believes the business of Council would be conducted efficiently and effectively if all members could agree on a similar approach to the solution of issues. In this regard McCormack believes the Reeve has the primary responsibility to demonstrate these attributes and to ensure that the opportunity to be heard is extended not only to members of council, but also to include ratepayers desirous of partici in the develop of a particular policy. The new Council would decide precisely how this will occur. VAN CAMP & KELLER Chartered Accountants 204 CASIMIR STREET, PORT PERRY 085-9725 The revisions to the Planning Act -- expected to become law in December or January will require a new look at the local planning process. McCormack believes that a strong and informed voice is required at the County Level to ensure that transition to the new policies is carried out efficiently and with the interests of the municipalities foremost. It is a role for which he is prepared. McCormack believes that Mariposa is a fine example of a rural township with a significant number of single family dwelling residents, made up of commuters and those who have graduated from the work force. He believes that the Council must demonstrate sensitivity to all residents in order to ensure a vibrant community, and finally McCormack believes that his education, experience, and diverse background ' has equipped him to provide leadership to Council as its Reeve. Financial Accounting Income Tax Planning & Consulting Financial Planning & Projections Business Consulting * CORPORATIONS - FARMS INDIVIDUALS - SMALL BUSINESS Sougog Citizen = Tuesday, Cea Lamaze classes offered for expectant parents by Heather McCrae Michelle Beare describes her experience in child birth as "a benefits of breast feeding. But the Lamaze classes are not just for the woman. A support good experience". And she feels person, whether it be her this event left her with a positi d, mother or a attitude because of what she very close friend is encouraged to learned in the Lamaze Prepared attend too. Childbirth classes offered at the "Having a support person C ity Memorial Hospital. definitely helps the woman Starting November 3 and running for 6 weeks a series of Lamaze Prepared Childbirth Classes are being offered in the library at CMH. Alice Lee and Sandra Carriere, both RN's working in the hospital's New Life Centre wing, have been teaching the Lamaze classes for several years now. Both nurses say the best time to start the classes is in the early stages of pregnancy when the teaching focus is on nutrition, weight gain, fetal development and the hazards of smoking, drug and alcohol abuse. Also, in these early stages, the mothers-to-be are taught toning, rest and relaxation exercises. Comfort measures, breathing and relaxation techniques and massagp are also dwelled on as well as the preparations and throughout her pregnancy, especially through the labour and delivery" says Alice. Michelle told the Citizen the classes were good for her partner, Jamie, too. Not only did he attend all the classes but "he also knew what | was going through. He found the classes helpful and learned what was normal and what wasn't normal during the birth process". Because the choosing of a doctor and a hospital are two very important decisions to be made, tours are given of the Community Memorial Hospital by nurses who explain the benefits offered in the New Life Centre wing. The classes are kept to a maximum of ten couples to ensure individual attention and optimum discussion time. In Michelle's classes there were two other moms and their support ® persons. You ask any woman who's had a baby about her delivery and more than likely no two stories will be the same. Every woman experiences a different labour and birth, yet it's a normal process for them. At the Lamaze classes the variations of labour and delivery are ined. Michelle had a baby girl, Taylor, on September 10. "It was a good experience" she sdid smiling. But an added plus was that even though Sandra got off her shift at 7 a.m. she stayed and was a real help in the coaching when Taylor was born two hours later. "It's really nice to see someone come in that you've taught the Lamaze classes to" says Sandra. "You get to work with them and have a closer feeling to the 'patient than if it's someone you haven't met before". The cost of the six week course if $110. For more information you can call the hospital at 985- 7321 or 1-705-786-3217. po ~ COMPTON CABLE T.V. LIMITED U.S. CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS Starting November 1st, 1994 In response to customer concern regarding reception difficulties in this area on the Buffalo stations (NBC, CBS & ABC), we are making this change. 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