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Diet may help fight epilepsy when meds fail (HealthDay News) -- For children with epilepsy who don’t ďŹ nd relief from their seizures with medication, a tightly controlled nutrition plan might help, a pair of new studies suggests. Called the ketogenic diet, the therapy provides a carefully balanced high-fat, low-

carbohydrate diet that causes the body to burn fat instead of carbohydrates for fuel. This changes the way brain cells use energy and helps to reduce seizures, according to the researchers. The ďŹ rst study compared a ketogenic diet to several other treatment options for

epilepsy, including surgery and a procedure called vagal nerve stimulation. It found that about two-thirds of kids successfully controlled their seizures with a ketogenic diet. The second study looked at whether or not introducing the diet in a slower, less restrictive manner would be effective. For most kids, it was. “Although medical therapy is our mainstay for treatment, ketogenic dietary therapy can be a very eective option,â€? said Dr. James Wheless, a spokesman for the American Epilepsy Society. Most children with epilepsy can get control of their seizures with the ďŹ rst antiseizure medication they try, according to the American Epilepsy Society. But approximately 1 in 5 kids don’t get seizure control, even after trying multiple drugs. The ketogenic diet, which is not a new approach for controlling epilepsy, is one option for those kids. Everything on the diet has to be weighed, and people have to eat a certain number of fat grams compared to the grams of protein and carbohydrates they eat, according to the Charlie Foundation for Ketogenic Therapies. This is known as the diet’s ratio. The classic ketogenic diet has a 4-to-1 or 3-to-1 ratio. For

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with drug-resistant epilepsy. They were between 8 months and 20 years old. Sixty percent were male. The children tried one or more of the following treatments. One hundred and ďŹ fty of the children had vagal nerve stimulation, which is similar to a heart pacemaker, but for the brain. VNS prevents seizures by sending out mild electrical pulses to the brain, the researchers said. Forty-four patients had an epilepsy surgery known as corpus callosotomy surgery. This procedure severs a major connection between the two halves of the brain, which stops seizures from spreading. Meanwhile, 98 children were treated with the ketogenic diet. Of the three treatments, parents reported the greatest seizure reduction with the ketogenic diet. Sixty-three percent of kids on the dietary therapy had a 50 percent or greater reduction in seizures. For those who had the VNS procedure, 52 percent had a 50 percent or greater seizure reduction. That number was 54 percent for those who had the surgery. The second study aimed to see if implementing ketogenic therapy slowly at home might be easier on children and families. The investigators also looked at whether a

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less strict version of the diet would be eective, because it would likely be easier to maintain. Typically, the introduction of a classic ketogenic diet is done with a crash course during a brief inpatient hospital stay, according to study author Dr. Rajesh RamachandranNair, an associate professor of pediatrics at McMaster University in Canada. His study included 40 children up to 17 years old. They were initiated on the classic ketogenic diet, but started with a more tolerable lowratio version. And the introduction of the diet was done on an outpatient basis. If seizures weren’t controlled, the ratio was increased slowly -every two to three weeks. About half the patients had good seizure control -deďŹ ned as a greater than 50 percent reduction in seizures. Seven children even stopped having seizures, RamachandranNair said. “Our results indicated that slow outpatient initiation of the classic ketogenic diet allowed many patients to achieve good seizure control, including seizure freedom, at low ratios,â€? he said. Wheless noted that the diet doesn’t work for everyone who tries it. He said if it’s going to work, you can usually tell with a six-week trial.

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High School Auditorium, 4141 Hull Rd., Leslie. • Michigan Center Junior High Winter Concert - 7pm, 7th & 8th Grade Bands, in the auditorium, 400 S. State St., Michigan Center, 517-764-1440 • Blues/Rock Jam Session - 7:30-11pm, 398 W. Brooklyn Rd., Napoleon, 517-536-8635. December 20 • Holiday Birdseed Ornaments - 12pm, all ages. Create a homemade birdseed ornament. All materials are provided, but registration is required JDL’s Parma Branch,

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Curtis Sumter Project featuring vocalist Tosha Owen coming to the BLUEStage The Detroit based Curtis Sumter Project will feature vocalist Tosha Owen in performance Saturday, Dec 23 at the BLUEStage in Napoleon. Long time Motor City band leader/drummer/vocalist, Curtis Sumter pairs with bassist James Cloyd to provide the rhythm section drive, while Carlton Washington’s guitar

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Albion and Marshall Recycling Centers announce holiday closures Due to the upcoming holidays, the Albion and Marshall Recycling Centers will be closed Saturdays, Dec. 23 and 30. The Albion Recycling Center will also be closed on Mondays, Dec. 25 and Jan. 1. The recycling centers expect a heavy flow of traffic and recyclables between the holiday weekends. Please have your recycling sorted and consider visiting the recycling centers before the holidays. The Albion Recycling Center, 216 N. Eaton St., is open Monday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Wednesday from 2-6 p.m. The Marshall Center, 13300 15 Mile Rd, is open Tuesday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday from 2–6 p.m. Both centers are open to all Calhoun County residents.

The recycling centers will be accepting the following holiday related items: - Cardboard and box board – collapse and remove all plastic and styrofoam - Holiday cards – place with cardboard - Catalogs – place with magazines - Styrofoam #6 – plates, cups, coolers, and packaging marked with a #6 - Aluminum – pie pans, buffet pans, and foil rinsed clean - Disposable plastic cups – mixed plastic - Tin cans – rinse clean - Clear uncolored glass jars and bo les Both centers are unable to recycle tissue paper, gift wrap, napkins, or paper plates. Please place those items in your garbage. These items

are made from low grade material and are not suitable for recycling. Gift wrap is often a blend of materials such as paper, foil, and plastic and is not accepted as paper. Hold onto your old electronics and holiday lights until the Recyclerama event April 7 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Bailey Park in Ba le Creek. The centers are always looking for more volunteers to join Team Green and help sort recycling. Please contact the Calhoun County Community Development Department or visit the Albion or Marshall Recycling Centers if you would like to volunteer. For more information, call the Calhoun County Community Development Department at 269-969-6395 or visit www. calhouncountyrecycling.com.

Albion Community Foundation announces Healthy Youth/Healthy Seniors Fund grants In September 2017, the Albion Community Foundation commi ee for the Healthy Youth / Healthy Seniors Fund awarded $500 to the Albion Food Hub to support their program Farmers Market to Table. This program will provide two healthy cooking classes that

will include teaching youth and seniors about food opportunities for meals with food purchased at the Albion Farmers’ Market. The next grant application deadline for the Healthy Youth / Healthy Seniors is Sept. 1, 2018. Next year the Foundation

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HISTORICAL NOTEBOOK by Frank Passic Albion Historian

FIRST LOCAL EMPANCIPATION DAY OBSERVANCE 100 YEARS AGO Coming up on January 1 will be the 100th anniversary of the first Emancipation Day event celebrated locally by our African-American community. It was held at the African Methodist Episcopal Church at 725 W. Cass St. on Tuesday, New Year’s Day, 1918 beginning at 6 pm. That date referenced the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, 55 years earlier. Of course, subsequent

observances were moved to the summer months in keeping with the timing of national observances to coincide with England’s proclamations abolishing slavery in the 1840s, but this first observance in Albion was on January 1. This was the first such formal celebration of that day in this part of Michigan. It attracted persons from Ba le Creek, Kalamazoo, Jackson, Ann Arbor, and Detroit. The local commi ee in charge of

organizing the event was a “who’s who” of the black leaders who had come to Albion as part of the “Great Migration.” The Albion Recorder reported, “The commi ee wish it emphasized that the program is for both white and colored people and the color line will not be drawn. Mr. Aurelius B. Legge , secretary of the local commi ee states that they expect to provide for a crowd of around 800 people and that an effort will be made to care for all who come. Bert Pierson will be master-of-ceremonies. The welcome address will be given by James E. Legge . Orations will be given by Allen Haynes, William L. Beck, Mrs. M. A. White, and James E. McIntosh.” Rev. J. E. White was chairman of the committee. Regarding Mr. Legge , the Recorder mentioned that “Aurelius Legge , secretary of the commi ee, spent three years at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, founded by Booker T. Washington.” The celebration

included musical quarters, duets, solos, violin numbers, congregational singing, and readings. One prominent speaker that evening was local black leader Willie L. Beck (1882-1958). The Albion Recorder stated, “Try me,” said Mr. Beck, “is the cry that is coming up from the black men in 48 states. Let me paint you a picture. I read the other day that a colored man had stolen $800 worth of clothing from the Hahn Brothers store; then in a few days I read that $18,000 was stolen from the bank at Concord— and that ladies and gentlemen, was stolen by white men. All we want in Albion,” concluded the speaker,” is a fair chance. We will try to be worthy and to make good in this community.” Note: It is Mr. Beck who is pictured in the center of that memorable May 1, 1927 Emancipation Day photograph taken in Albion ten years later that is on the cover of my book “Albion

in Review.” The main speaker for the evening was industrial professor Oliver S. Lee of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Lee subsequently became the second African-American hired on the Fort Wayne police force, in 1919 as a patrolman. In his nearly hour-long address he stated, “The Emancipation Proclamation is the greatest paper ever signed by mortal man, greater than the Declaration of Independence.” Lee also encouraged participation in our election system. He stated, “Every Negro should use his ballot as a sacred thing. The colored man usually voted the right ticket, and that ticket was the Republican ticket.” Such were the politics of those days.

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Albion Recreation Department announces upcoming programs

The Albion Recreation Department offers many swim and gym opportunities to the community at the Albion Community Center. Swim programs include: - Water aerobic classes will continue on Tuesday and Thursday evenings until Dec. 21. Adult Open Swim will be offered Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6-7 p.m. - Grades 5 - 8 Open Swim - will be offered on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7:30-9 p.m. - Family Swim will be of-

fered on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. The Recreation Department is offering the following Open Gym opportunities: - Open Walking: Monday Friday from 9-10 a.m. - Play Right Basketball Academy is offered on Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 4-6 p.m. This program is for all students, boys and girls in grades 3rd - 8th. and will run throughout the school year. The Academy is offered in partnership with the Ba le Creek YMCA. Milton Barnes is the Program Director. There is a

monthly fee. Further questions can be directed to Barnes at mbarnes@playrightbasketball. com. - Adult Open Gym (Basketball) will be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6-9 p.m. - Grades 5 - 8 Open Gym will be on Mondays from 5-8 p.m. and Wednesdays from 6-9 p.m. Blazer Track: Indoor conditioning under the direction of Dan Davis will hold practices on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6-7:30 p.m. For more information contact Davis at 517-914-5288.

A Family Fun Night will be held Dec. 20 from 5-9 p.m. The event is geared toward parents and children having fun together. There will be food, games, open gym and swimming. All events will take place at the Albion Community Center, located at the Marshall Opportunity High School 225 Watson St., in Albion. Most events require a small fee which can be paid at the door. For more information, contact the Albion Recreation Department at 517-629-7179 or visit albion. recdesk.com.

Albion Community Foundation announces Jessie’s Gift grant awards

In September 2017, the Albion Community Foundation’s Jessie’s Gift Fund awarded two grants totaling $5,300. The City of Albion’s Recreation department received $2,000 to help fund the 2018 session of their Learn to Swim program. This program allows young children in the commu-

nity the opportunity to learn basic swimming and water safety skills. Albion College’s Student Athlete Advisory Commi ee received $3,300 to help fund the sport clinics they offer to community youth during the 2017-18 school year. These clinics bring youth onto the college

campus to receive sport instruction from current Albion College athletes. Jessie’s Gift was created by the Longhurst family in 2005 in memory of Jessica Driscoll (Jessie) Longhurst. The fund continues to be supported by donors and by the Sigma Nu Fraternity during their annual

Sigma Nu Classic Basketball event. For information on contributing to any grant fund or establishing your own fund at the foundation, contact Tim Krause at 517-629-3349, foundation@albionfoundation.org or visit h p://www.albionfoundation.org.

Franke Center announces the cast for ‘Grease School Version’

The Franke Center Children’s Theater is please to announce the cast for its production of “Grease School Version.” This talented group of 5th through 9th graders will welcome audiences to the singing and dancing world of “Grease,” the most successful movie musical of all time. A wholesome new student, Sandy, and a leather-clad bad boy, Danny, have a summer romance. Will it withstand the pressures of Rydell High’s Pink Ladies and T-Birds? This raucous show will make audiences of all ages want to tap their feet and sing along. “We had over 100 youth from two counties join auditions for this show. It is astounding how much talent is in this area. I’m absolutely ecstatic with our cast and cannot wait to share this crowd favorite with everyone” says Jennifer Conley Darling, director of Grease and the Franke’s Children’s Theater. The cast stars Anna Lunger as Sandy, Ethan Twiss as Danny, Morgan Miklusicak as Rizzo, Jack MacQuaig as Kenickie, Kaylyn Vollink as Jan, Joni Bagale as Marty, Paul Bu erfield as Doody,

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