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COMING
EVENTS
Duchess
Park
Community
School
registartlon
for
Fall
activities
will
be
held
Thur
Thursday
¬
sday
in
the
Duchess
Park
Upper
Gym
from
7
to
9
p
m
There
are
programs
for
chil
children
¬
dren
youth
and
adults
A
sec
second
¬
ond
registration
for
pioneer
crafts
and
beginner
square
dance
lessons
will
also
be
held
at
the
same
time
The
Hospital
Thrift
Shop
at
325
Dominion
will
hold
a
10
cent
sale
Thursday
and
Friday
from
1
to
3
pm
and
Saturday
from
10
am
to
4
pm
The
College
of
New
Caledonia
will
conduct
Grade
12
equivalency
GED
exami
examinations
¬
nations
at
the
College
on
October
3
and
4
For
further
information
please
call
562
2131
local
262
Thursday
at
8
pm
at
the
Womens
Centre
1770
11th
Avenue
a
group
from
Al
Anon
will
talk
about
Effects
on
the
Family
Due
to
Alcohol
All
interested
are
welcome
For
further
information
phone
563
7305
The
Women
of
the
Moose
will
hold
their
regular
meeting
today
at
8
pm
in
the
Moose
Hall
663
Douglas
Marriage
Preparation
a
six
session
course
designed
for
couples
contemplating
mar
marriage
¬
riage
will
begin
Tuesday
at
730
pm
in
the
Catholic
Centre
551
George
Street
To
register
call
Tom
at
563
2777
or
564
8274
There
will
be
a
Foster
Par
Parents
¬
ents
meeting
Thursday
at
8
pm
in
the
conference
room
of
St
Marys
Church
1088
Gil
Gillette
¬
lette
The
regular
meeting
of
Northern
Rebekah
Lodge
No
34
will
be
held
Thursday
at
8
pm
in
the
IOOF
Hall
1360
Fifth
Ave
The
Fort
George
Boy
Scouts
district
council
will
meet
Thur
Thursday
¬
sday
at
730
pm
in
the
Scout
Guide
Hall
All
groups
are
requested
to
have
a
represen
representative
¬
tative
at
the
meeting
The
syllabus
for
the
Prince
George
Music
Festival
which
will
be
held
Feb
22
28
are
now
available
at
the
Prince
George
Public
Library
B
B
Music
The
Turntable
and
Tom
Payne
Music
Al
Anon
a
self
help
group
for
the
family
and
relatives
of
alcoholics
meet
each
week
at
the
following
locations
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
815
pm
in
Knox
United
Church
1448
5th
Ave
Sunday
at
1
pm
in
St
Giles
Pres
Presbyterian
¬
byterian
Church
corner
of
Fif
Fifteenth
¬
teenth
and
Edmonton
and
Thursday
at
830
pm
in
St
Andrews
United
Church
3555
5th
Ave
For
more
information
about
these
meetings
phone
5624049
or
964
7311
The
annual
fall
dinner
of
the
Prince
George
Ladies
Golf
Club
will
be
held
Monday
with
cocktails
630
pm
followed
by
dinner
at
730
pm
For
reser
reservations
¬
vations
phone
Joyce
Rota
563
1177
or
Eleanor
Arnold
563
2468
before
noon
Thursday
The
Red
Cross
teen
care
in
the
home
and
home
nursing
course
is
being
offered
on
the
prince
George
YM
YWCAs
fall
program
For
more
infor
information
¬
mation
phone
562
9341
Prenatal
classes
for
single
parents
are
held
every
Thur
Thursday
¬
sday
at
3
p
m
in
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
1461
6th
Ave
For
more
information
phone
563
1631
Weight
Watchers
meets
every
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
7
pm
and
Thursday
at
1
pm
in
the
banquet
room
of
the
Civic
Centre
New
members
are
welcome
Anyone
interested
in
the
Meals
on
Wheels
program
is
invited
to
attend
a
coffee
party
Thursday
at
930
am
in
St
Andrews
United
Church
corner
of
Fifth
and
Union
Volunteers
are
needed
to
help
with
their
program
of
provid
providing
¬
ing
a
hot
noon
meal
to
elder
sick
and
handicapped
resi
residents
¬
dents
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Art
Society
will
be
held
today
at
730
p
m
in
the
Spruceland
Elementary
School
Instruction
will
be
given
by
a
local
artist
Guests
are
welcome
The
Community
Arts
Coun
Council
¬
cil
will
have
a
variety
of
dis
displays
¬
plays
on
the
Parkwood
Mall
Friday
and
Saturday
to
inform
residents
of
the
programs
being
offered
by
the
members
of
the
council
The
first
detachment
of
women
in
the
Chilean
army
marched
in
a
military
parade
in
tyCS
tight
Santiago
last
week
and
presented
a
smart
appearance
in
their
trim
uniforms
The
women
will
handle
administrative
and
clerical
jobs
and
are
the
first
women
to
be
dressed
in
military
uniforms
in
that
South
American
country
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Dear
Doctor
Young
I
have
had
several
attacks
of
stomach
pain
and
my
doctor
has
found
that
I
have
gallstones
Should
they
be
removed
Are
they
dangerous
Mrs
BA
Gall
bladder
disease
seems
to
be
increasing
in
frequency
perhaps
due
to
our
changing
dietary
habits
In
earlier
years
the
over
overweight
¬
weight
mother
of
several
chil
children
¬
dren
fat
female
fertile
and
forty
seemed
to
be
most
often
affected
They
still
are
but
it
is
not
too
unusual
to
see
teenagers
with
gallstones
and
men
of
course
are
not
immune
I
have
had
patients
aged
16
to
93
who
have
had
to
CHILD
HEALTH
CLINICS
Child
health
conferences
sponsored
by
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
will
be
held
Thursday
at
the
following
locations
Hart
Highway
930
1130
am
in
the
department
of
human
resources
office
located
in
the
Hart
Shopping
Centre
Shady
Valley
1
3
p
m
in
the
school
A
clinic
will
be
held
Friday
in
the
Recreation
Hall
at
Sin
tich
Trailer
Court
at
10
am
For
information
about
clinics
in
the
Hart
Highways
Foothills
Spruceland
and
Highglen
areas
phone
562
7286
Residents
in
other
areas
may
phone
563
1631
for
information
about
clinics
in
their
area
For
information
or
advice
from
the
Mental
Health
Unit
phone
562
3355
M
have
their
gall
bladders
removed
Bile
formed
in
the
liver
is
stored
in
the
gall
bladder
to
be
released
into
the
intestine
after
eating
Some
material
in
bile
is
important
in
digesting
food
especially
fatty
food
Many
waste
products
of
the
body
are
removed
from
the
blood
by
the
liver
and
excreted
in
the
bile
Blood
pigments
hormone
remnants
and
many
drugs
are
excreted
this
way
In
some
people
due
to
under
underlying
¬
lying
gall
bladder
infection
or
other
disease
or
because
of
poor
drainage
these
excre
excretions
¬
tions
form
crystals
or
separate
out
as
a
sand
These
particles
enlarge
forming
gallstones
Symptoms
may
be
caused
by
passage
of
a
stone
pain
and
nausea
blockage
of
the
bile
duct
jaundice
or
infection
of
the
gall
bladder
fever
Any
combination
may
occur
Once
diagnosed
treatment
must
be
considered
Although
recent
research
is
promising
no
effective
way
of
dissolving
the
stones
exists
Early
removal
of
the
gall
bladder
is
usual
if
the
patient
is
ill
with
complicated
disease
Even
in
a
sub
acute
attack
many
sur
surgeons
¬
geons
advocate
prompt
removal
while
others
prefer
to
wait
a
few
weeks
until
the
patient
is
in
better
condition
and
the
operation
is
techni
technically
¬
cally
easier
Most
people
with
gallstones
have
repeated
attacks
and
the
usual
advice
is
to
have
the
gall
bladder
removed
once
stones
start
giving
trouble
The
sur
surgery
¬
gery
is
relatively
major
but
most
surgeons
have
had
a
lot
of
experience
with
this
com
common
¬
mon
disease
and
results
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How
women
see
the
light
may
help
science
discover
a
new
type
of
contraception
Dr
A
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Diamond
of
the
psychology
department
of
Simon
Fraser
University
has
found
that
women
are
more
light
sensitive
during
ovula
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¬
tion
than
at
any
other
time
dur
during
¬
ing
the
menstrual
cycle
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through
visual
sensitivity
the
exact
time
of
ovulation
was
predicted
a
woman
refraining
from
sexual
activity
at
the
time
could
possibly
assure
that
she
will
not
become
pregnant
Dr
Diamond
conducted
experiments
which
showed
that
women
volunteers
with
normal
menstruation
had
highest
visual
sensitivity
at
the
time
of
ovulation
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fertility
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sensitivity
was
the
lowest
However
cyclic
changes
were
not
noted
in
women
on
the
pill
or
in
male
volunteers
The
volunteers
ranging
in
age
from
17
to
48
were
college
students
or
professionals
in
good
health
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basic
experiment
set
out
to
test
the
levels
of
visual
sen
sensitivity
¬
sitivity
to
flashing
lights
dur
during
¬
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the
menstrual
cycle
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