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Lung disease in Ontario
will increasingly be caused
by marijuana smoking and by
occupational and en-
vironmental hazards, the ex-
ecutive director of the
Ontario Lung Association
says.
Ross Reid told the annual
meeting of the Huron-Perth
Lung Association in Stratford
May 27 that 20 years of
heavy tobacco smoking does
less lung damage than one
year of heavy daily marijuana
use. Saying that while it's
sad to see a 55 year old
smoker disabled, Mr. Reid
The May winners of the
Wingham and District Asso-
ciation for the Mentally
Handicapped lottery draw
are: Caroline Greenaway,
Bluevale, who won the large
trip draw valued at $1,500
and Mr. and Mrs. John
predicted a higher incidence
of younger people will be
disabled by marijuana
smoking "We haven't seen
anything yet."
The director told Huron
Currie, Wingharn, who won
the consolation trip draw of a
weekend package valued at
$100.
Perth volunteers the Ontario
office is designing more
aggressive environmental
and oecupational health
programs, and putting a
priority on public education
programs.
The history of the group
which began in 1945 as the
Ontario Tuberculosis As-
sociation, he said, is one of
change and adapting to the
public's needs. Once TB was
under control the group
focussed on the prevention of
other respiratory diseases
and stop smoking programs,
and became the Ontario
Lung Association in the early
'70's.
Tobacco smoking is still a
problem but Mr. Reid said
public opinion is shifting and
"in five to ten years we may
work ourselves out of a job."
Because public support is
essential for the Lung
Association's programs, the
director said other fund
raising events besides the
annual Christmas seal
campaign ("the backbone"
of financial support, he,
called it) are being
developed, including the
selling of holly at Christmas
and a spring campaign in
1982.
Mr. Reid was introduced
by Helen Pletsch of Mitchell
and thanked by Rev. Ted
Nelson of Avonton.
Wm. Leney of Stratford
was elected president of the
local lung association,
succeeding Wm. Kinahan of
R.R. 2, Lucknow. New vice-
presidents are Michael
Connolly, R.R. 2, Kippen,
and Mr. Nelson.
Other executive members
are: Financial Advisor -
Harold Bartman, Stratford;
Committee Chairmen:
Medical Advisory - Dr.
Douglas Thompson,
Stratford; Health Education -
Eileen Beauchemin,
Goderich, Community
Services - Jean Cann,
Exeter; Alice Green,
Stratford and E. Doyle,
Dublin, Christmas Seal -
Edith Brothers - Stratford;
Public Relations M. Dodds -
Stratford.
Other Executive Council
Members are: Dr. David
Tamblyn - Stratford, Eileen
O'Brien - Goderich; Paul
Ross - Stratford; Catherine
Walsh - Goderich; Edith
Fisher - Mitchell; Helen
Pletsch - Mitchell; Joyce
Pratt - Listowel; Donald
Crowley - Gadshill; P,
Beauchemin - Goderich; Art
Dunsmore - Stratford; Carol
Bowker - Clinton; David Wall
- Stratford; Jackie Davis -
Stratford, Paul Smith -
Stratford, Janet Campbell -
Stratford, Gordon
Richardson - Clinton; Ivan
Forsyth - Egmondville;
Elaine Wood - Stratford,
Susan White - Seaforth.
The Huron-Perth Lung
Association met its 1980
Christmas seal goal of
$50,000 and other income
brought the year's total to
$59,674. Expenses, including
$14,667 on health education
and research and general
support for the Ontario and
Canadian Lung Associations
totalled $56,778.
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WARDENS ATTEND — The wardens of Huron
and Perth were guests recently at the annual
meeting of the Huron Perth Lung Association.
From left are W.G. Leney of Stratford, the
group's new president, Rev. E.G. Nelson of
Avonton, a vice-president, Huron warden Fred
Haberer, longtime volunteer Ivan Forsyth of
Egmondville„ vice-president Michael Connolly
of Kippen and Perth warden Wilfred Tuer.
(Expositor Photo)
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