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Dimes campaign aids hairdresser the Herald Special Janet Dickenson of Hamilton suffered from acute pains In her legs until she received aid from the Ontario March of Dimes Janet was born with an abnormality which caused her kneecaps to out of place unexpectedly At age 17 and 19 Janet underwent corrective surgery on her knees but she says the operations were only success ful until about eight months ago Now she requires braces on legs to support the knee joint and to keep her legs straight thus significantly re ducing the pain she used to live with day after day The braces supplied by the Ontario March of Dimes have given freedom and back to Janet Janet was a hairdresser for 15 years and operated her own beauty salon for six years She sold her salon last year Janet experiences some days with the pain in her legs but with ber braces she Is able to enjoy greater freedom and get on with enjoying life Janet Is very artistic and baa been actively pursuing her talents through ceramics and sketching Each year the Ontario March of Dimes helps many physically disabled adults in this province to enjoy life Its services include providing per sons support items such as Janets braces wheelchairs walkers and canes for greater Independence In addition the organisation offers summer and winter camping holidays for disabled people many of whom live in institutions and chronic care wards Community develop ment workers also assist groups of disabled people in the areas of recreation transportation and on is sues of Importance to them locally ALLIES WOULD have been in if rrMAOur ate to his AND LED TO THE CONSTRUCTION NEWWMSURGtr MS company set he ran a firm that AND IN BUILDING LARGE DAMS KAISER KNEW HOW TO GST THINGS DONE IN A HURRY WW NEEDED POST WAR GOODS GAMBLING HE ENTERED THE AUTO INDUSTRY BUT LOST MILLIONS SEVERAL COMPANIES Marys an Erindale Mary Dolores BeUegbem of Georgetown graduated with a threeyear Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto campus Nov ST la a ceremony at Convocation Hall Guelph Kiwanis say thanks The Kiwanis Club Of Guelph greatly appreciates the support Georgetown area resident who bought raffle tickets on a new car at the community a Fall Fair but alas there were no local winners The club reported this week that Ralph and Eleanor Chamberlain of Guelph won the car while a Mrs of Clarksburg won the secondpriM microwave oven Best business dinner The Georgetown Chamber of Commerces second annual Business Award Dinner takes place next Wednesday night Jan at North Golf and Country Club Julian Reed will be guest speaker for the occasion at which the Chamber will Donor a local company selected by directors for having mads the most progress in the past year Dinner at a 30 reception tickets are per person Contact the Chamber at plans April visit John who three months ago replaced Pauline McGlbbon as Ontario will be the special guest at the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce upcomlngannualmeetlngAprilZS AddlUooaldetailswlllbe announced as they become available Sexual abuse lecture The vie on of teenagers through sexual abuse and abortion is the topic of an address by Journalist Catherine Bolger to be delivered this Saturday at a of Southwestern which represents Prolife Including Lawyer David will also discuss rights of the unborn in s Constitution at the meeting scheduled to run from 30am to4pra at Assumption High School 3130 Ave Burlington Phone for more information Mountsberg gives a hoot Oscar the Great Homed Owl is waiting at Mounts Wildlife Centre near Milton to greet visitors for the Halton Region Conservation Authority annual Owl Prowl Friday Jan IS Films and slides a puppet show horsedrawn a hike farm pond skating and free homemade soup are all part of the fun beginnlngatSpm Admission is free Mountsberg Is located Just south of Highway and Just west of the Line near Campbell NEW CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Wednesday Publication Deadline Monday 5 Friday Publication Deadline Wednesdays 1st 1881 NATURAL gas Apt Col 077 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