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Cancer forum offers healthy dose of info

F vou don’t Know can harm vou. What vou de know can
help vou. That is why approximately 165 people attended the
Prostate Cancer Information Forum) on March 25 ar the
Masonic Hall in West Vancouver. 1 ning, Was sponsored
by the Canadian Cancer Socie arth Shore
Cancer Support Group, which ts a terme group of friendly,
helpful and knowle ble people. Phe forum: nehided intor-
mation addresses bv special guest: spe . Paul Klime,
medical oncologist, Dr. Jim Morris, r. :
Paul Crofts, urologist. and Jack Carlisie, prostate cancer sur
vivor and chatr ot ‘the toval supper group. Helpful information
was readily
doctors an proxt ate canver survivors, plus a question period.
Although North Vancouver MP Ted White was notin atten:
dance, ie wis honored with a special round of appiau
forts to help raise prostate cance

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NEWS phutes Ann Kemilton

Burt Anders. North Shore Prostate Cancer Support
Group member and prostate cancer survivor. and Sally
Saninsky, president of the West Vancouver branch of
the Canadian Cancer Society, encourage everyone to be

Morrison, volun-
teer for H
Vancouver branch of the
Canadian Cancer Society,

Simon Oosterhuis listens
to the speeches.

Gulnar Carlisle extends a
warm greeting to visitors.

Volunteer Charlotte Anders offers up some information
brochures.

Ernst Hepnar heads in.

Ernest and Litlian Schmutz of Coquitlam arrive.

informed.

West Vancouver Chamber
of Commerce president
John Clark heads in.

Jack Carlisle, chair of the
North Shore Prostate
Cancer Susoort Gro

precares to address the

North Shore Prostate Can-
cer Support Group mem-
ber Bill Hawkins listens to
the speeches.

helps out.

Ken and Jenifer Hext of North Vancouver take their
seats.

Dr. Jim Morris, left, Dr. Paul Kimo, centre, and Or. Paul Crofts are the special guest

speakers.