C2 - Sunday News, October 11, 1981

People involved in the
field of rehabilitation will
not want to miss the up-
“coming C.A.R.P. (The
Canadian Association of
Rehabilitation Personnel)
Conference 81.

Running at the Holiday
Inn, Harbourside, from
October 14 to 16, the 11th
Annual National Conference
will feature international
speakers and exhibits of
interest to the disabled or
anyone whose profession
encompasses the han-
dicapped.

Topics such as Vocation,
Rehabilitation, En-
vironmental controls,
Communication, Technical
Aids, Orthotics and

Biofeedback techniques for

the disabled will be
discussed by leading
-professionals. |

Exhibits showing the latest

in technology will include.
.the Amigo wheelchair ( a

unique new design in
wheelchairs), com-
munication aids for the

blind, technical aids for the
deaf and new developments
in orthotics and prosthetics.
The themes of the con-
ference will be “Technology
and the Disabled” and
“What's new in Vocational
Rehabilitation”. -*

In Vancouver Mayor
Mike Harcourt and Walter
Boyd will: be in attendance
along with nationally and

internationally renouned
speakers such as Dr. Kali
Mallik, Director, Job

Development Laboratory,:
George Washington

University, Member of

Parliament Walter Dirsdales

and many distinguished

speakers and researchers

from this province.

Those interested in at- —

tending the conference
should contact C.A.R.P. at
266-0211 or write to
C.A.R.P. — B.C. Society,
2616 Oliver Cr., Vancouver,
B.C. V6L 187... -
Handicapped delegates
requiring special assistance
with
should contact
Alexander,
coordinator.

Judy
conference

Large as Life to meet

Large as Life, a newly-
formed organization for
large women, will be
meeting at 7:30 p.m.,
Thursday, October 15 at the

Burrard) in Vancouver.
Large as Life is devoted to
goals such as the availability
of smart clothes and fitness
resources for large women

the

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meeting will be a marketing
consultant who will talk
about “Marketing Yourself.”

All large women are in-
vited to attend the meeting.
Non-members who wish to
attend are asked to con-
tribute a dollar towards the
rent.

For further information,
call President Kate Partridge
at 731-4798.

school girls were doing with

three pumpkins at 1 a.m. .

says he was kicked, beaten
and threatened with an

empty beer bottle when he :

tried to question them.

Later the teenagers said
they needed the pumpkins to
bake pies in home
economics class.

But Patrolman Michael
Dennison suspected they
had been trespassing in a
pumpkin patch. He stopped
therr car Thursday and one
of the girls began kicking
and biting him. Dennison
said

accommodations -

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- A -patrolman who was. -
wondering what four . high -

The Vancouver YWCA is
trying to make Mondays
matter this month with free
mini-courses that will
provide information useful -
for women.

The next course is Oc-

tober 19 and is called ‘Mind

Matter.’

Over Mumtaz

Ahmad of the Alpha Self |

Development Centre — will:
lead this session in har-.
nessing subconscious:
processes.

The final October mini-

course will be about mid- |

wifery and takes place on the
26th of the month. Louise
Mangan of the Midwifery
Taskforce will.discuss the
need for ‘midwifery skills in -
the health system,
momentum among: parents.
and professionals and. the

implications for exploring’.

obstetrical care. |
There will be time during
each - session for sharing
information and experiences
with other women. °
Both sessions . begin at
12:10 p.m. and last till 12:55.
They will be held in the
YWCA boardroom,

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the ~

third .

floor,
Vancouver.

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