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November

NOVEMBER is _ Diabetes
Month across Canada.

Provincial Secretary
James Cabot has also pro-
claimed November as
Diabetes Month through the
province.

Diabetes affects five per
cent of the population. The
prevalence of diabetes in
North America has increased
by more than 50 per cent be-
tween 1965 and 1973. It is
predicted that the number of
North Americans with
diabetes will double every 15
years. Diabetes is increasing
in all ‘age groups but is
highest in males and females

under 45 years of age.

Complications arising
from diabetes is the third
tanking cause of death
behind cardiovascular
Gisease and cancer. Diabetes
is the third most common
cause of new blindness in
patients aged 20-65.

Virtually all funds receiv-
ed by the Canadian Diabetes
Association come from be-
quests, contributions by in-
dividuals and service clubs,
corporate contributions and
special fund raising events
organized by local branches
and the division office of
C.D.A. No significant gov-

Help for parents
of problem kids

children
are labelled ‘‘lazy, un-
motivated, or dyslexic’’.

Being fussy, accident-
prone, or poor sleepers, they
have an energy-draining. in-
fluence on their families.
They may be disorganized,
inattentive, and clumsy,
tripping over a piece of
paper, as one mother
described it. Learning and
living. becomes a frustrating
experience for those
children, resulting in aggres-
sion or withdrawal.

Children with these char-
acteristics, however, no
longer need to experience
failure and ‘frustration. The
innovative Bonding the

‘Senses program has. suc-

cesfully alleviated these pro-
blems i in over 3,000 children

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and adults.

The program is carefully
sequenced and tailored to
individual needs. Both
research and experience
show an average reading
gain of 1 and a half years for
eight-year-olds, and a gain
of 2-5 years for ‘adults, in a
3-5 month period. Writing
improvement is also
substantial.

North Shore parents will
have the opportunity to find
out more about the program
at a free lectture, Monday,
at 8 p.m., or Wednesday,
November 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Both lectures will be held at
Delbrook Community Cen-
tre, 600 West Queens Road,
North Vancouver.

For. more information,
phone 984-4181.

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The Canadian Diabetes
Association welcomes con-
tributors to assist in suppor-
ting programs. Contributors
can designate the purpose
for which their monies will
be used — such as a specific
capital improvemeni project
at Camp Kakhamela, spon-
sorship of fees for children
to attend summer camp,
programs for rura! diabetics,
research and the like.

Contributors are en-
couraged to contact the
C.D.A. branch in their
community or the B.C.
Division Office at 732-1331
to obtain additional infor-
mation regarding the desig-
nation of monies.

On November 1, the
Diabetes Association will be

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is month to fight diabetes

Mainland to raise funds for
its many programs. Please vassers when they call.

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including general
performance, brakes
and steering.

An 44-point interior
and body checkup.

A 42-point electrical
system inspection.

4 A thorough ex- .
amination under
your car from the ex-
haust system to the
wheel bearings.

The clinic runs Nov. 28th & 29th
9:00 am-4:00 pm

It’s an easy way to ensure
yourself of months of trouble-free
driving. and it’s our opportunity
to prove that at “Toyota ... we
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inspection.

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by experts.

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