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A film designed to alert the nublic to ,a growing, epidteenc
which is not caused by a germ was given its first :.howar;;
afternoon at the annual meeting of the Canadian Tuberculosis ,
Association held in Vancouver at the Georgia Hotel.
The fire, LIFE AND BREA1 i-1; was introduced by the
newly.elected president, Mr. Colin ,Dobell. Ii was produced by
the Canadian Tuberculosis Association but ;.he cost was de.
frayed by the British Columbia Tuiberculosis„Christnnas Seal.
Society as a centennial project.
"The death rate from emphysorna has risen rapidly in
recent years," said Mr. Dobell, "from 93 deaths in 1950. to 816
in 1966, the last year for which figures are available, The tragic
fact is that the death toll is only a fraction of the disaster," Mr.
Dobell stated. "The most heart breaking next of the story is
the years of invalidism suffered by patients before they die of
emphysema or some other cause — for they very frequently die
of other causes. Many deaths from heart disease: are aggravated
by etnnhysema. The difficulty of breathing nuts undue strain
on the heart. Those with emphysema are more vt-Inerable to
infectious diseases."
"How many Canadiane are ;II with e ei lee (le not
know," the speaker said. "A diseP.. e is cmi.r 1"^-1C7" on'
person can nass it on to others, TuberctOesis.,3';ele&herire tenhoirl
fever. whooping cough, these are renertable. But roberly p-sses
on emphysema. It is custom built by the patie- t, year after
year."
"Emphysema is not a new disease. It has been known for
centuries but the increase in our modern world has been alarm.
ing. You may judge the cause of increase from the fact that
four metrnbers of the staff of Crawler Films who mode LIFE
AND BREATH gave un cigarettes."
WALTON
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. John Williamson who
celebrated his 91st birthday on
;September 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. ion NS'ilbee, 'Keith
and Brian have returned after a
vacation motor trip to Saskatche-
wan.
Mr. awl Mrs. tlordon MCGaitin,
Mr and Mrs. Neil McGavin, Brian,
Gat hy a ad Jeffrey were in the
Barrie area recently to attend a
family reunion at the home 't
Mr and Mrs, Roy Stewart,
Duff's UCW Meeting
The Walton Unit was in charge
for the meeting of Duff's United.
Church COW,
Mrs 'Ronald Bennett took the
thought for the month "I see a
Disciple'". 'Mrs. Herbert Traviss
gave the comments, "That Thy
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be Full".
Mrs Marlin flaan presided at
the piano for the singing of a
hymn. "Smoke on the Aiountain"
the story of a itttssionary in
Africa, was I.o.M. by Mrs. Traviss.
Trs R. D'enneit gave the scripture.
read lug, John 1:;: I-1 1. followed
h)' prayer offered by Mrs. Traviss.
Thn Ono ',mit' or One Per-
emit" impres.;iens of life in :Nina,
,•,npna:;is cm 0 feeling of,
rather than facts about. Japan,
wan sfinv..n, tin, 'prologue
l.towioy vho
diSeniAliffd f.)11 the Mill
or the showing,
Mrs. Wm. floe conehtclod the.
business period which she intro-
duced 'with the story "It Isn't the
colour, it. is What Ts Faahlo".
Mrs. Allan McCall Prad t!to minut -
es, Mrs Kenneth Mr :Donald re-
received the which W:114
dedicated by Mrs, Roe. The trens-
ttrer's report Avas given by Mrs:
McDonald. Thanlc-on cards Nvere
road hy the recording;
'.‘t I's Nelson Ill wit
M1'f4 Atc1'i !Vfm)cnnia 0%piriluNt
Of! inutwri f:16111111.ittotl Ittid
the. ma 1180. 10W0I'S for the ehurch
accomplished and told of a lour of
10 ;lent ember ore the responsibil-
ity of the 17th and Boundary Unit,
i'yjo n la F. for the ebildrea's Aid
societY, Guclericli are to lie in. to
Mrs. Cordon Ai etla vin by October,
Mrs '‘Vin. -Ro e will ha a partici ,
pu nt hT ihr c)rtuht'r sectional
meeting Varna.
'he COIT "Mother and.
Daughter" banquet. is to be held
the 2nd wook h1 oe.tober,- Ono. of,
nnitti palev,
'Mir) rnotAink,; clot-oN1 with a hynah:
and pi,n_yot, by NtrK, Itno,