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• Timis-Advekate,, April 30975.
-Odds nEnts
By ELAIiNS'TOWNSHfND
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• Smokers, if you want to gamblg - ptedieel -. stud• igs support the
With your •health,' that's- your contention of m8ny `phyusicians
business. But,' when your habit that tobacco smoke ha's hat?mful
. jeopardizes my health, it' effects on non-smokers.
becomes my -business, too, Tobaccb smoke is a.major'air
1 won't give a • lengthy lecture • .pollutant.Thousands of tons 'of-
. on thepersonal hazards, of tobacco are "combused" into die$niokirig. Ybu hear. them oi' the air every year .:Last year
TV and radio; you read them in Canadians bought over 54 billion'
newspapers; magazines and • cigarettes and more titan 612
medical journals and opcigarette million cigars..,There were 19
packs. •• milliq►i-pounds of.:Tobacco pun- .
- • • You probably -heard cigarette chased. in 'other 'forms. That
' • tobacco.: contains cancer= causes a lot :of•air pollution!
'producing agents. Did.you kalow In a crowd,d room, tobacco.
that • about 6000 Canadians die of ,- smqke fills the air with carbon '
tung. cancer every. year?. .' monoxide,, the deadly poison
You probably read the nicotine ; found' in automobile exhaust M e .
,'contained in -cigarettes- is - a non,smoket•s are subjected to -the -
dangerous drug, 'that attack's the ;same dangers ag y-ou Smokers..-
lungs, -heart andbrain. It can:also'. Non-
smgkets are: oftenr out:
lead• lo; smoking dependence numbered at ineetings and in
which l)as• ben linked to other offices; restaurants, theatres and
Fornis of dependence, -,such as adult education classrooms is•
heroin: and .Alcohol. - well as on airplanes and trains. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM STEPHEN
Perhaps you.. read... that.. One million to three million .
•; cigarette ' sm.oktng it" as Canadians. are sensitive 'to
• dangerous . to our generation as : tobacco spoke. They suffer # e
the'epidernic diseases .of typhoid, unyomfortable and •sometimek: ' Former Us bar nepau.r
Orel lops. generat1bns: - While -in' a smoky room: mus--_physema•is almost, eXclusiVely,a throats, watery.- -stinging' eyeg . • • .
mark
h r k J•
.You probably know-. em- .non-smokers: scratchy:
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smoker's disease.. • and coughs, For years w.e thought lir. and Mrs William Stephen ceremony conducted by Rev: H.'
H�ow'ev.er� did you know:' the we- had to -put -tip with thus. But
of ExetPr;`.celebrated their 50th, E. Livingstone. They • farmed ins-
cigar,.'and • cigarette smoke -.why- should -we? - Non-smokers wedding anniversary Sunday' .Usborne .."Township--• •.near -
exhaled from. your mouth and. `1 ape -.rights; too. - ' • . March 30. , Woodham until retiring to.
lungs can cause illness. to •the Most smokers oblige•a . person ' • ':---Aft open house was'held at -the. Exeter. • ". .
people around you Recent who explains ,she -is allergic Cstiorne Township • Hall of blr. &Mrs; Stephen have two
tobacco •.smoke. They . quickly • Eliniville in .the afternoon: • daughters;- (-Lyda) Mrs. -William
Hiir�ndale Institute
donate fair prizes
Hurontiale Women's Institute
at their March meeting voted $25
for prizes at Exeter Fair—
SeWing Queens and Sewing
Princess $10: .
Mrs. t Pooley repor4ed . the
-rummage sale oh Apr. 3,4 and 5 .
The district fair display list was
read and Mrs.Mac Hodgert will
be convener. Achievement Day
will be -April 26.
A, resolution on -the rights of
Indian women was react . ancj
approved!, .The annual meeting.
will be on April 23 with a pot luck
supper at 6:30.'At that time -two
. bushes will be planted in' front of
the School.
• Mrs. Glen Stewart convened
the program. Mrs. Wm. Dougall
conducted a Truth or Con-
sequence contest following which
a -gift .was presented to Mrs.
Ronald Kernick"who is. moving to
-Goderich'...
---Mrs: John Pym, secretary -
treasurer will attend the Officers'
Conference. in Waterloo April -30,
lGfay' 1 and 2.. - - ' . .
Mrs. Stewart -read. a poem
followed'by Mrs. Edith Love with
the motto; "Facing the future on
• the,- farm. takes: . courage,
knowledge .and •a .strong arm. •
Piano solos *ere contributed-
. by L. Mrs. • Milt. Keller and Mrs.
Wm.. Rowcliffe gave huniorous-
• readings.: • - •
The meeting then.enjoy.ed-films
shown by Mr. Harry Dougall
take* on his trip to Europe with
the Beef Producers. ••
• A tasty lunch was' served by
Mrs. Alvin Moir and. her com-
mittee. •
War Show play
opens April 11
Remember the- war songs?
Vera Lynn? Betty Grable's legs?
From Londoners and hundreds of
letters across 'Canada; author
. Peter Colley has compiled -a
• nostalgic musical "War Show." -
The Palest pteduction by
Theatre London opens at the
-` Grand Theatre. and continues to
April 26.,_ •-
Peter Colley, who wrote last
• g'eaSbn's highly. successful `-The
Donnellys" adds `This is a' look
at
at . Canada during the -second
. world war. Not theough,the eyes
-of generals and historians-'- but
• 'the ordinary ;Joe'; in .the -in-
-faptry• and the mother's, wives_'
and sweethearts -they left behind.
"War -Show is -like s night in a
• soldier`s pub where the supply of
beer is onl'yexceeded by the jokes.
about medical inspections, army
food". ltd sergeant -majors. It
traces the lives of ordinary .
people caught. up' in " a, --
monumental piece • of history
through the songs -they sang, the
jokes they cracked and some_ of
.the -good times they had amidst
the terror bf war:" •
Directed by Heinar- Piller, the
cast, a. kit -bag of singers and'
actors are: Tom Alway, -Wayne ,
Burnett, Peter Colley,, Michael
.Lahey, Craig ,Gardner, Caroline
Guerin,' Steven Hilton,- Glenda
.Hoar, • Shawn Lawrence, Nora
McLellan, Jack Medley, Peter
Mews.'Jack -Northmore, Kathee'
'Ra jczak, Peggy Watson and Julia
Watts: .
• Musical. direction. is 'by Bar-
bara Spence; set design by -
Antonin Dimitrov.
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extinguish' .their cigarettes. Greetings were reeeiited froth ' Jeffrey, Stratford, and Greta of
cigitrs or pipes, However, a non ` Huron - tIP ,Robert— McKi:nley,.. Vancouver; and ` tWo sons
ehioker.- who finds the smog Huron -MPP Jack . Riddell; Douglas, Winchelsea; and Earl,
".merely. irritating,. spmetimes • Ontario Premier William. Davis,--Vtimville. _ x '
At Huronview Nursing Home : receives.less consideration. - Federal Leaderof the Opposition - Friends • and relatives were
Mrs ilurlel Harrison of Goderich ;Man smokers contend: Why Robert -Stanfield; and Governor present from Vancouver, .Sarnia,
was guest soloist for the Sunday : shottldn it_,I smoke Whenever: and General' Jules' Le er ��'indsor;: London, 'Stratford;
. t?orning chapel. -service con- wherever 1 want -to? ,ICs a .free '• '.Mrs.-SStgphen .the.- -former Kitchener-, Midland, "Chesley,
ducted by the Chaplain of the Country.** That:srtrue. But nen- ` Mauretta Penwarden .married • Exeter, Dashwood, •Kirkton and
home: Rev.McWhinnie. •
smokers are citizens •of this jfree.
'country. tan. Why . should. Aye
stiffer while you • satisfy • your
habit? - . •
I've heard'some 'smokers ex-
claim, "1`'li "go crazy if f can't
snioke: ' I -Sympathize -with you; - Mrs: Irene Harness ' -spent the .
because you're hooked on a habit • Easter holidays -in Gpclrieb with
that's dangerous- and - hard -to Mrs' -'Dan- MacLeod: her 'mother
break. ,who has been ill.
e► Gotltes thanked the entertainers - Several ,qf my • friends and • 3lrc & Mrs.; Ed. •Wurm 'Were
on behalf of the residents; - . - • relatives snioke..Wjteh they read Easter weekend visitors with Mr. -
Ma'rie Flynn. Norman Speir; - thisscohtmn, they'll-show:vaned .& Mrs. -Stan 'Slezak,` toy and
.Jerry Collins and Philip Regier reactions A few will argue with= ..J'eanne of London. - -
provided the old.time •music- for me; others:`.dill • chsmiss•`•the'
Monday's the
together. `Debbie ' subject lightif:-' 1 trust••none •of.
Flynn :danced- two-step • dance- 'them will blow smoke in my face.
'numbers. accolnp nied at' the,-' . 1 acknowledge the prerogative
piano by her •mptker with vocal of you smokers to puff oh your
solos •bv Morgan Dalton. • cigarettes. In return. i expect you
• Mrs. Prouty of Exeter, who has. (O. acknowledge -my right: to
jpst,returned from a vacation -in ;:breathe clean air. •
Florida conducted the. 'Tuesday Snickers, before you light that
Bible study:' Mrs.Fremlin played_ next cigarette; cigar or -pipe,
. the piano for the residents; Hymn please. think about your. health -
- Sing followed the Bible Study: -- and mine.
William Stvphenl4farch 31: 1925 St. Marys.
The residents enjoyed,an hour ` at Elimville' parsonage; the .
of fine music on Sunday evening
,.provided by the -Belgrave Mens
Choir. The choir of. 28 'yoices•
' ' along with their leader Rev,
Roberts sang several - -sacred
:numbers 'and. old favourites.
Doreen.'Coultes gave a reading
during the intermission. Charles
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Mrs, D:F. McGillivray of
Ottawa is spending -the weekend
with : her :mother Mrs.• Ralph
Bailey oT Exeter,00n the occasion
of. her birthdaly-..
Beth $atten'apd June Bierling-
returned home Monday following
a ' three-week holiday' in • Spain.
They, were .guests with the for-
mer's daughter- and son-in-law,
,& Mrs. J.V. Andrews, who
have spent- the. winter•'in. Spain.
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