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IV “ha-Ix .Iml mun- Hearing loss rs a srgnrlloanl Issue In the Irves of many Carmthans, but one study suggests that slrgmas about hearrng ands still persrst ln a recent survey conducted by he Canadran Hearing Socrety. nearly one rn tour respondents reported personally expenencrng some hearrng loss But one In SIX people polled responded that they would rather lwe wnh some hearrng loss than wear a hear-no ard A a number that lumps to one m twe among those who actually report expenencrng hearmg loss "People who suspect they suffer tram hearrng loss otten do not want to admrl It V savs Gael Hannah a 48-year-old advocate tor The Canadian Heanng Soren who has lured wnh Marog loss srnce age three “For many. hearrng loss rs a srgn ol 29mg People often don‘t warn to acknowledge that they can't undersland conversations tor tear It wrll make them seem old or weak PF However, there rs lrttle question that hearmg mos can Improve many people's qualrty at Me Gael Hatman's successes as an awardwmnlnu communrry theatre actress. playwright and mother demonstrate that Indrviduals with hearrng loss lead lull and active Wes. Canadrans lrvrnu with hearlno loss and deafness have a place they can turn to The Canadran Hearing Society " provides servrnes and support to hard of hearing and deal people and has recently launched a puhlrc awareness camparqn to drspel the mvths and slrgmas associated with deafness and hearrnu loss For more lntnrmatmn. visrt wwwehsca or cae HWY- 347 34?? for value servrce and 1 8777347 3429 tor TTY sermon Living with hearing loss News Canada UW programs offer children a summer of discovery T four children can go on field trips, sit around camprrres, perform in theatre productions, or " explore new horizons" in computing engineering and science at the University of Waterloo this summer. You can choose from sev- eral summer camps at UW: . Arts Computer Experi- ence: A summer day camp for children seven to 12 years. with emphasis on learning while having fun. The camp offers instruction in art, compute.". drama and music, as well as out- door activities and swim- ming. The camp runs four two- week sessions throughout July and August. Cost is $275 for sessions I and Ill (shon- Herb is pleased to announce that he will be available for golf lessons. Herb is a Teaching Pro- fessional and offers expert instruction from beginner to pro. Hem was also a Canadi- an Tour Player in 1987- PGA Teacher of the Year in 1996. To book a les- son, call Herb at: 722-5476 or 747-9548 1988 &1989 and Ontario ANNOUNCEMENT HERB RUDNEY FOR m am m um "mm (Al! 5mm Can lOIER‘I’SON “own HEALTH smwcss 894-97 , T Emmy umbrihe,titJener, Waterloo and Guelph Food Allergy Specialists The Natural Food Market ened by holidays) and $295 for sessions u and N A $10 discount applies for full payment before April 15. Program begins luly 2. Camp hours are from 8 a.m. to 4:30 pm. For information call 888-4567. ext. 5939; acetPuwaterlou.ca www.artsuwaterloo.ca/ACE . Engineering Science Quest: Now in its 12th year. the Engineering Science Quest is the winner of the Michael Smith award for excellence in the promotion of science to young people across Canada. The student-run pro- gram seeks to explore new horizons in engineering and science by giving children an opportunity lo see, touch, invent. design, create and experiment in camps for Grades 1-12. Four "ExXtreme Camp- ing!" programs focus on the world of computers and technology. The camps have a camper/instructor ratio of six campers for each instructor, except the "ExXtreme Camping!" and Primary programs, which have a ratio of four campers for each instructor. Camps run weekly from July 1 to Aug. 30 at $185 for each five-day week and $225 for each five-day week for the "ExXtreme Camping!" programs. Camp hours are from 9 a.m. A to 4 pm. For information. call 888-4567. ext. 5239; info@esq.uwaterloo.ca www.esquwaterloo.ca . Hildegard Marsden Day Nursery Summer Camp: A program full of hm outdoor activities is offered, empha- sizing the intellectual, phys- ical, social and emotional growth of young children from 2 1 kt to seven years. Activities include science protects, swimming. large and fine motor activities. songs. cooperative games and field trips. The child- staff ratio is eight campers for each childhood educa- tor, with a maximum of 16 campers a week Each week offers different trips and activities. Minimum weekly ses- sions are offered for My and August. Cost is $145 for each five-day week; $l25 for each four-day week. Register early. Camp hours are from 8 am. to 5 pm. Contact Ali- cia Smith at 888-4567. ext. 5437. . Klemmer Farmhouse Co-operative Nursery Sum- mer Program: A fun-filled weekly program for children from 2-1/2 years to five years. Campers can get involved in crafts. water play. music and games, as well as field trips and out- door play programs. Chil- dren may register for one or more weeks. Hot lunch and snacks are served. The child-staff ratio is eight children for each early childhood education teacher. Camp hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 pm. Cost is $138 for each fink day week camp; $128 for each four-day week. Contact Jan Robinson at 885-5181. . Ontario Mennonite Music Camp: The camp is aimed at young people from 12 to 16 years with a love for music and with some basic music training. They can participate in choir, instrumental music, private coaching. a musical theatre production. outdoor activities, campfires and field trips, as well as camper planned chapels, concerts by professional artists and a concert for family and friends. The music camp receives campers from many Christian denominations. Campers and university- trained counsellors are housed in the dormitory mom“. of Conrad Grehel College on the uw campus. The ramp will he hchl lul_\' 28 ttr Aug. 9. 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