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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
4
The article explains how venereal disease can transfer to a baby during pregnancy or birth. It notes gonorrhea can damage tubes and ovaries, cause abscesses and sterilization, and even spread through the bloodstream to skin, joints, and organs. It also warns herpes has no cure and may recur, and discusses pelvic infection linked to an intrauterine device with antibiotic treatment advised.
The discussion covers managing pelvic infections with antibiotics and conservative care to avoid organ removal, the risks of immediate surgery, and the impact of infection on fertility. It also explains why iron and protein are crucial during pregnancy for both mother and baby's growth and brain development.
The gourmet group of Scottsdale Welcome Wagon meets at 6 30 p m at McCormick Park for a Bicentennial Picnic. The Scottsdale Junior Woman s Club holds an installation banquet at Monterey Jack s at 6 p m with a champagne reception at the president s home. Inter Club Council of Arizona gathers at noon at Arizona Manor to install officers and review 25 years of achievements.
Gerald DeMarco, now 13 and in the sixth grade, has improved from early failure to reading at grade level. His mother Virginia of Scottsdale credits persistent testing, out-of-district tutoring, and home reinforcement for his progress in learning disabilities. He still struggles with memory and math though, especially when material lacks meaning.
In a reader letter, parents recall early sleep problems and a long path to a stable teenager. They caution against overuse of drugs and share concerns about identifying learning disabilities and the role of special schooling. The 13 year old daughter remains hyper and relies on Ritalin with coffee. they discuss adjusting treatment.
The passage discusses a child labeled with learning disabilities before such labels were common. It notes early diagnosis and treatment importance, concerns about overmedication, a neurological perception issue, and placement in a learning disability class after school evaluations and a long wait. The family is experimenting with treatment.
The story follows Glenn, a Pennsylvania student with undiagnosed learning disabilities whose reading improved after a move to Chaparral. His mother, Claire Bostock, notes better self confidence, now in a regular class with light load, access to learning center, and varied activities.
A 24 hour hotline assists families of children with learning disabilities. Call 248-7373 for emergencies or information. The Arizona Association for Children with Learning Disabilities lists this service in the telephone book, located at 1530 E Flower Phoenix.
The newly formed Scottsdale Welcome Wagon alumnae group announced its officer slate. New Dimensions Club officers include Bernice Jakubowski as president, Rebecca Maloney as first vice president, Nina Allinson as second vice president, Kathryn Schade as secretary, and Phyliss Haram as treasurer.
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