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Wednesday, March 8; 1967

MENOPAUSE ©

t
lo , menopause ig a perfectly nor.
. it one, and ordinarily shoul

Mot affect the woman in ‘ans

i Medical Association ‘says,
The menopause ar “change!
mis of major interest to all wo

Woman has ended her’. child

enced by‘ the fact that’: hei
Bimonthly metistrual “period:

end, Because this physiologica

subject is discussed In all socia’

wate the experiénces, of the mén
H Opause era.

Me} there is often a great amoun’

me of apprehension and fear of th
m change, which is most unwar
i ranted. There ts also a tendency
mito build up a picture of greal
Mental stress in relation to thit
& normal state, and the result’ oi
Me this is that many. . untoware
ma symptoms are experienced — ir

[the life of a woman.

Bae} §=6Since no two women exper|'

m ience the same symptoms, .anc
Hno one can foresee what changes
e there will be from month: ‘tc
psmonth .or day to day, compar.
H isons are useless. If a woman
mm has any questions about the
Fmenopause, she is advised td
consult her physiclan.
m: The woman” should be pre
y pared for the cessation of the
‘monthly periods, which ordin-
f arily is not accompanied by
nserious complications. Only
‘about 15 per cent of women
have sufficient untoward symp-
mi'tams to seek aid.
) . It is true that because of the
Rage at which the menopause
ptakes place ~ usually between
F 45 and 52 — other physical
‘conditions may .oceur which

f Health Tips

The process involved: In the .
Siserious manner, the Canadiar| ° |
men. It simply” means’ that thi!’

bearing period, and this ie'evid]

}have ‘come, or are coming, to ar]
p event affect alk women, thi:

circles and there is 2 tendency).
on the part of some to exagger |:

. i Because of this exaggeration

" connection with this period ir

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often are blamed on the meno-
@ pause. One of the main effects
fis a phychological one as the
idea of growing old often dis-

m turbs one’s peace of mind. It is
E quite certain that, with present
ma medical knowledge, most I£ not

menopause can, be controlled by
simple medical administration,
’ Since there may develop in
this period, subconsciously,
some. disturbing emotional
states, members of a family in.
which a woman is affected

fee all.svopioms related to the
im ° ; on

than usual, allowing the phy-
chological upset to
normal course. The C.M.A. also.
advises that at this stage in a
woman's life, annual
examination should be
in order to rule out other con-

take its

medical.
sought:

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In Biological Victory | __

VICTORIA (CP}—Wildlife experts in British Col-
umbia have achieved a major biological victory, preserv-
ing for posterity a species of mountain sheep that was
on the brink of extinction.
. Instead of sending the last| result of ‘such treatment, thd
surviving California bighorns to| nucleus herds of California big-
a 200, the biologists embarked] horn have grown into well-es-

on a transplanting: process on| tablished . rommunities.,
an international scale. -- ae

A decade later, a spokesman
for the B.C, fish’ and wildlife] g
‘branch can say: “We have been| :
successful, We have preserved
them for posterity.” .

The California bighorns once
ranged from B.C. to Mexico,
from the Pacific Coast as far
east as the Dakotas. But as man|
moved west the bighorns were
chased from their natura) hab-
itat. They fled to areas untouch-
ed by men but where survival
was more precarious. The an-
imals came close to dying off.

By 1955, the only California
highorns left in the world were
in two herds — one in Califor-
nia about which little was|'j
known, and between 1,200 and[:
1,500 which survived west of
Williams Lake, B.C.

FUTURE WAS UNCERTAIN ,
But biologists were alarmed |)
because the B.C.. herd had
reached the northern perimeter /
of the California.‘ bighorn’s | #.:..

range. One bad winter or a|:

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estimated 1,500 California big-
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: of. survival. .

eliminate them all,,;
The experts decided the only

could be preserved would be to}
get scattered herds back to
more southern latitudes, In
1955. game branch.. officials |. .
started trapping bighorn sheep |}:
sending small clusters of the |”
animals to wildHfe officials in |,
Oregon, North Dakota, Montana |.
and Washington.: q
U.S... authorities. were,- also |:
anxious.to preserve the species, |/
and set up special: preservation |‘
areas, These areas were, guard- |:%
ed to keep hunters away, and

the bighorns were given specia. |:
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