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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-14, Page 30a Pao, 14A Times-Advocate, Ma 14,, 19110 $ nd • ins the'Flowers o. SUpp O The .ScorebOur; DAadsuhltwooRectabilitation Centre (Ark': , Two Residences, Exeter Five Apartments, Exeter and Clinteti Bake Shop, Dashwood Huron Hope Nursery, Dashwood Huron Hope School, HuronPark; u u. the jurisdiction of Huron County,, Whir Our Team, There are many calls for our finonci resources these days. Why shout we share some of them with the Mental' Handicapped? Consider these fa One out of 33, born are ,,mentalihan, dicapped to some degree ith'c:iiit regard to families rich or poor learn'; ed or ignorant. • It is the commonest of all chldhoo disabilities. 1. It handicaps twice as many alildre as .cerebral palsy, rheumatic hear disease and blindness all toge er, 1C times as many as diabetes, 2 times as many as tuberculosis and 1 time as many as polio affected teVen tiring the peak' of the scourge. , . Over 50% of existing cases co Id b prevented. • There are over 250 known re contrary to popular theory 0 than a generation ago that handicapism was caused *main genet,lc conditions, The Home Te Gets All he Support With the exception of 'a small affilia , fee all proceeds from the Flowers Hope campaign are used to serve handicapped in this area. Last Year's.Tot $12,437 This Year's Tar $13,00C1 The Association spends countless ho to make the team a winner. And tha to an army of volunteers and your cellent support our Flowers of H campaign is one of the best in Onto This combination proves we care .., believe in someone ... it means a South and Central Huron, North Middlesex and North lambton in the past 12 years have always fielded winner when it comes to playing ball with their handicapped citizens. These people needed a little help a little understanding ... a little patience and a lot of love. And we came through. South Huron and District Association For The Mentally Handicapped, Box 29, Dashwood Ann Klungel, Acting President A Donna Greb, Campaign Chairperson - Donald W. Campbell, Executive Director ll n of ne e e