THE SOCIETY for Muscular
Dystrophy [nformation believes
that, wherever one goes in the
world, human beings are more or
less the same.

Their manners, behavior and
outward pattern of action may dif-
fer, but psychologically and in-
wardly, their problems are the
same. Therefore, this organiza-
tion’s aim is to iinprove the quality
of life of the handicapped person
by sharing international informa-
tion.

The Society for Muscular
Dystrophy Information (Interna-
tional) has contacted 128 countries
concérning Muscular Dystrophy
and is trying to maintain contact
with international. Muscular
Dystrophy Associations, groups or
chapters, and other international
resources.

The society would like to hear
from anyone interested in an in-
ternational muscular dystrophy
newsletter which would contain
personal stories of how people are
coping with muscular dystrophy,
the grass roots. world scene on
muscular dystrophy, translations
of technical information on
muscular dystrophy, international
information on mechanical. aids
and adaptations to living quarters
and transportations, leisure activi-
ties, and questions and answers to
your problems of living with a
disability.

The society is not a branch of
the Muscular Dystrophy Associa-
tion of Canada. Its mandate is to
work with the international
Muscular Dystrophy Associations
in improving the quality of life of
the handicapped person by sharing
international information.

For more information, please
contact J. Dobson, president, or
L. Dobson, secretary, Society for
Muscular Dystrophy Information
(international), P.O. Box 479,
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia,
Canada, B4V 2X6.

Seniors..
get fit!

SENIORS CAN take up an exer-
cise program this fall. -

Ron Andrews Community Cen-
tre is offering a Seniors’ Fitness
Program on Tuesday and Thurs-
day mornings from 10 to. 1! a.m.

The sessions involve mild exer-
cise in the water done to music.
The exercise will help in improving
stamina, strength and suppleness,
using the water as resistance. No
swimming skills are necessary, but
participants should feel comfor-
table in the water.

For more information, call
929-7314,

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