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"bringing JOY to learning" St. Jude‘s is individualized, structured and teacher directed, emphasizing the development of personal strengths and acquisition of a lifeâ€"long work ethic. Intelligent students struggling to achieve their potentia h=b due to a learning disability come to St. Jude‘s because of ADVERTISERS appreciate it when you tell them ... I saw your ad in the Chronicle. â€" founded . Intelligent students struggling to achieve their potential J in Waterioo _ due to a learning disability come to St. Jude‘s because of 1980 its long and successful history of helping. Students attend to build, strengthen and consolidate the needed foundation of académic skills in classes of six to eight students. Once the essential skills of reading, writing and arithmetic have been acquired and a strong work ethic established, our students return to the system better able to achieve than ever before. Over the last three decades, hundreds of students, as a result of St. Jude‘s help, have graduated from college and university. St. Jude‘s School is a nondenominational, coâ€"education, private day school that provides an educational advantage to students so their academic future can be bright and full of successe: 518 i » St. Jude‘s School 888â€"0807 420 Weber St. N. Waterloo uDh NY est side Wati evelopment c [St. Fude‘s www.stjudes.com © 2006 International Comfort Products. LLC py in a new 9,000 square foot stateâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"art treatment centre that opened in 1999. “I KLwit _ _A a n nsl "Forrest used to have to sneak people into the varsity clinic at the University of Waterloo," said Lee. "After a few years of doing that he wanted to do the same kind of work in the community... and give the same quality care to everyone." That service has expandâ€" ed from one doctor in 1986 to more than 30 healthâ€"care professionals providing sports medicine, physiotherâ€" apy, massage therapy, pedorâ€" thist treatment, athletic therâ€" apy and occupational theraâ€" Heating and Cooling Products WSM still looking to treat community athletes Continued from page 32 The Waterloo Sports Medâ€" _ a Dana Ellis." Greece, in 2004. "Forrest used to have to _ icine Centre (WSM) also Some of the elite athletes "It was my first major sneak people into the varsity _ opened up a second location the centre treats were also in injury," said Ellis, who now clinic at the University of _ in 2001 at RIM Park at the attendance at the celebraâ€" _ trains in California with her Waterloo," said Lee. "After a _ Manulife Financial Sportâ€" _ tion, and spoke of the imporâ€" _ husband. "And I‘ve been few years of doing that he _ splex to bring them closer to _ tance of having one of the _ coming eversince." wanted to do the same kind _ their patients. And anyone _ most comprehensive sportsâ€" She said a highâ€"level athâ€" of work in the community... _ who is suffering the strains of _ medicine clinics right in their _ letic career like hers wouldn‘t and give the same quality _ anactive lifestyle is welcome. _ own backvard. ho nneeilleudes ds n www.tempstar.com YoOU CAN FEEL "To this day we still say we‘re after the community athletes," said Lee. "We want to give them expert care â€" as good care as we give to a Keith Beavers and "They don‘t have to be an elite athlete," said Helm. "They can be a walker, runâ€" ner, golfer whatever. "We‘re after people who do active living." halea MV L LACLâ€"AZ L T e , en EJ EP N "*bring JO Y to learning" to Waterioo students since 1910 (519) 579â€"5037 But the treatment she got helped her find her true callâ€" ing as a pole vaulter, and the Canadian national team member competed at her first Olympics in Athens, Ellis has been coming to the centre since she was a nineâ€"yearâ€"old gymnast with national team aspirations. That dream was cut short by injury. Some of the elite athletes the centre treats were also in attendance at the celebraâ€" tion, and spoke of the imporâ€" tance of having one of the most comprehensive sportsâ€" medicine clinics right in their own backyard. Ellis, who just started training again after a twoâ€" month layoff, joked she could probably use the servâ€" ice that day . "I‘m pretty sore right now," she laughed. "I thought, ‘Hmm maybe 1 should take advantage of this and get some work done while I‘m here.‘" She said a highâ€"level athâ€" letic career like hers wouldn‘t be possible without a centre like Waterloo Sports Mediâ€" cine.