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2 By AL ‘ROSSITER mR.
“UPI Science Editor «-

~ WASHINGTON (UPD = A,
Canadian . sclentlat says «a

“ women with breast cancer
fare less well than: thinner
patients may provide new
clues in the role of hormones
- 8 in America’s leading cancer
killer of. women, .
~ |. Dr. NLP, Boyd. of the On-
 tario Cancer . Institute - at
. Princess Margaret Hos: ceptal
: in’ Toronto said excess

woman's “hormonal status,
; and “a. “person's hormone
raskelp can affect - breast
1" Cancers,

rae Ya "Atieriean Cancer,

me ‘every:11 American. women

some thine during thelr lives,
"~~ Boyd: and »-co-workers °

...’ undergone a mastectomy for.”
" breast: seancer between 1985 |

weight . ‘can ‘change a

* Society. estimates that one of -.

".*. will develop breast cancer at
And ‘he: said other factors

‘: "studied 750 women who had’.

and “1972, He: reported ti the
results Sunday at-an annual

meeting. of -the American

Federation for Clinical

- study suggesting overweight - Research,

The study found that 7)

percent, of those women :

weighing . less than 140

pounds showed no signs of ©
recurrent cancer five years -
after ‘surgery. while only 49°

percent of those -welghing

more than 140 pownds ‘were ©

of apparent disease
after five years; -

_After 10 years, 50 percent
of. ‘women under 140 pounds |
were free of detectable

cancer while 39 percent of
-* those ‘over 140 were in a ,

such as the degree of cancer

or the: size of the «
tumor at the time’ of

cepmadis could Dot expan,

* the influenice of weight a,

long-term survival...

The study. originally: was
established: ‘to. tee if, ‘a

patient’s long-term gurviyal

rate was affected. by.
_fadiation destruction‘of her’ -
hormone producing ovaries.

Boyd saidit was found that
pre-menopausal, overweight

- women.” whose’ ovarian’

function . was destroyed by”

|B C. 635-7266.

~ ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr; W.L. Redpath is pleased to ‘an-
hounce that’ as of May 12, 1980 he
commences medical: practise .in
_association with. The Medical Ctinic,
| No.201 - 4622 Greig. Avanue, Terrace, we

women wt to: the! Oe
" There was ‘little difference in :
“women who’: w

. less:
than-140 pounds, Boyd, anid, :
“This: interaction of :
treatment and’ weight :
siiggeats: that weight exerts :
_its influence on prognosis by

- & hormonal. mechanism, " be 1

said,

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these five people from Caledonia Senior Secondary ! School fn.
“Terrace attended the 14th annual Humanities and Science Sym-: —
_posium at the University of Victoria on the May 1 weekend. From.
_ left, Taco. Albrecht, teacher at Caledonia, Veronica Lawrle, Diane
“Hoekstra, Kathryn Dunster, and Tammy. Ball: :

Cal students. enjoy:
-U. of Victoria trip

"For the third year ina

»  Fow;, Caledonia Secon-:
- dary -

“School was
represented at the annual
Humanities and Science
mpesium.
Students Veronica
“Lawrie, Diane Hoekstra,

katieyer: Dunster “and
. itterided the

‘present her paper; “on.
homosexuality, to’ the.
conference: * -. :

The Terrace students.
were selected from over -
340 entries fram across -
' the province! Caledonia is
one of the few schools, in

the. ‘province: to hay

a. ‘th

; ‘top high: school’ students -

-from - across: British

Columbia. chosen - to

Black market. stifled

SHANGHAI fpeutes) _
Authorities’ have . clamped
down ori black market ac-
. tivities -in ‘this city and
-. declared . all unofficial

magazines illegal, .

Chinese ‘sources : ‘sald ‘a

series. of arrests have driven
‘the black-marketeers. un-
“derground, although. they

: are still operating secretly.

sald illegally im-
. Items avaliable for

‘puderit
“their papers to other
‘particip, nts.
professors, Guest.
speakers also presented.

be dealt with ‘according, to
the law.” ..-
They also encourage
people to inform on others
a aeaged in the Private trade”

’ of foreign’ goods.

“Anyone who exposes. ‘or:
helps. to. expose - anyone
selling or ‘smuggling im-
ported goods or engaging in’
ulation will be rewar-

paper's on: a vatlety ot ;
‘topics.

Taco Albrecht, head of. .
the. English Department Le

“presented “bo

and:

at . Caledonia,” -ac-
companied ‘the’ students
. Vietoria. © They
managed a. few - sight- :
. visiting

Ga dens

Bute! ee ie

virohment ‘and

cultural attractions of the |.
area, | while at the: sym :

Posium.

vegitetions declare
os, the unofficial political
magazines. and literary -
‘Journals which f in
‘many ‘of China's cities last.

_year, and. ban the private |
‘gale of photographa..— |"

‘presumably a reference to
the hawkers who sold pic-
‘tures of Taiwanese star
Teresa Teng and. other
foreign. singers -

“these with the right con-
nections

include tape

‘recorders, television sets,

so lasses and: clothes.

‘of

from Hong Kong. :
~Gold, silver and other
_yaluabies hoarded by local
people since the Communist
elry in 1049 are alao belng
on Shanghai's black

the goods “come

market and one newspaper 7
yeported the arrest’ of
geveral

people for selling
. gold and silver in the street,
: Even trucks: and
bulldozers are found on the
“black market... |
.-However, new regulations
posted around. the city’ state:
Pett in forbidden to illegally
buy or. sell foreign goods,
foreign currency, gold,
silver dollars, fake
‘medicine, ration tickets for

..grain, cloth and other

Valueleas coupons,”’ : ; 15.)
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__ “Anyone who brings goods es a . ‘pd $129 recum for each child 2 through Ws

into the country in ac-
cordance with the customs
tions 18 not allowed to
them privately, If they
are to be sold, it can only be
done through approved
foreign goode pure’ asing
centres. No other shop, unl

or mn is allowed to buy,
deal with or accept them for '
‘or “those who break the | rs Price is “subject ta povernment appre wat and does nut
law red engage in private sale ends ‘ay v er include Canadian tranaportation tax,”
trade, not only will thelr

goods he seized, but they will
alto be fined. As to
ami and speculation,
habitual criminals and
criminal masterminds will

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