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Included in monthly fee: Weekly housekeeping, lunch & dinner, activities. is a new extension able to provide extra health services to seniors with progressive illnesses such as Alzheimer's/Dementia and physical impairments. Mountainview Care Wing Family & Cosmetic Dentistry New Patients & Emergencies Welcome! Asleep Dentistry Available Teeth Whitening Located inside Georgetown Marketplace Mall 905-877-2273 (CARE) www.georgetowndental.com Serving Georgetown for over 18 years! Dr. Sawiak The Health Detective 523 Guelph St., Norval Tel: 905 279 6619 Integrative Wellness & Detox Centre DDS, IMD, MAGD, AIAOMT Doctor of Integrative Medicine | Retired Biological Dentist | Lecturer W What can you do to defend yourself against the Alzheimer epidemic? At our centre we provide the answer. Contact us today! Alzheimer: ten signs to watch for January is Alzheimer AwAreness monthI will remember you… Most people associate Alzheimer's disease with memory loss. However, this condition has several other symptoms, some of which are not as well known. During Alzheimer Awareness Month, take a few minutes to learn about this disease's ten leading symptoms. Watch out for these signs. When in doubt, consult a doctor in order to undergo screening for Alzheimer's disease. Remember that the earlier the diagnosis is established, the sooner it will be possible to find the best way of controlling the symptoms. For more details, visit www.alzheimer.ca. Alzheimer's disease affects memory as well as speech, personality, mood and judgment. 1. SUDDEN MOOD CHANGES Example: being euphoric and then angry for no apparent reason. 2. DISORIENTATION Example: getting lost in a shopping mall you're familiar with. 3. DIFFICULTY PERFORMING ROUTINE TASKS Example: taking several minutes to tie your shoes. 4. SIGNIFICANT DIFFICULTY REMEMBERING PAST EVENTS OR RETAINING NEW FACTS Example: forgetting appointments. 5. DECREASED JUDGMENT Example: wearing sandals outside during the winter. 6. PERSONALITY CHANGE Example: feeling in danger. 7. REDUCED INITIATIVE Example: isolating yourself from others or no longer participating in leisure activities. 8. LOSS OF UNDERSTANDING OF ABSTRACT OR MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS Example: no longer understanding what the buttons on a remote control are used for. 9. RANDOM STORAGE OF OBJECTS Example: putting an ornament in the freezer. 10.INAPPROPRIATE USE OF WORDS Example: calling a cushion a cat. A Brampton man was charged with theft after a security firm reported to Halton Regional Police early Saturday morning that an individual was attempt- ing to break into vehicles in a new housing development on Georgetown's east side. Officers responded to Upper Canada Ct. just before 2 a.m. on Jan. 2, where they spotted a man allegedly attempting to enter a vehicle. The suspect was arrest- ed and a subsequent search turned up a Garmin GPS unit as well as several gift cards. Charged with theft under $5,000 is Kirk Mitchell, 37, of Brampton. FUEL SPILL: Trafalgar Rd. be- tween 10 & 15 Sideroad was closed due to an accident last Wednesday afternoon (Dec. 30) involving three vehicles, including a tanker truck that rolled over. No life-threatening injuries were reported by Halton Re- gional Police. One of the vehicles ended up in the ditch with serious damage. Trafalgar Rd. was closed well into the evening through that stretch of road- way as Halton Hills Fire De- partment's Hazardous Materi- als Response Team worked to clean up a spill of between 500 and 1,000 litres of diesel fuel. POLICE Suspected thief nabbed in new Georgetown subdivision