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A .0Q0KRICH SIO 3AL•S' AR, THURSDAY,„ MARCH 2, P72
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twice as many smokers will die
during the period as nonsmokers.
-'This- was the -finding of an
American Cancer Society study of
73,950 men over age 40: 30,975
pack-a-day smokers and 36,975
nonsmoking people who are
•. similar in all ,oth.er respects.
During .,the 34 months, ,1, 365
smokers died, only 662,
nonsmokers died—less than half.
`The mortality rate, study-
figures'show, was higher for all,.
age •g soups an for all causes`
-arming smokers.,, even among
'persons 'dying in .accidents,or
contra e• atrg s
discrepancy :was 'among lunggander victin s. Among the 36,,975
's•mokers enrolled in the' study,
110died of lung'cancer within 34 .
rrronths. Only 12 nensnrokers died
of lung cancer. About one-tenth as
many.
"A total of 654 smokers died of
heart attacks during the 34
mg surer. e..
months, compared 'with 304
nonsmokers, again. .less than
half.
-This sort ot skiidy should
convince even the most skeptical -
smoker that it. might be a good
idea to cut down. But how to do it. 4
that's the problem.
"People who just up and quit,
once' and for all,, will tell you
there's 'nothing' to,it Just quit,
that's all -Then they'll wax.
eloquent about how• much batter
they feel, how they've gotten back
their sense of 'smell. and how
much -better their food tastes A
'friend of mine told me once that in
today's world you dte't even need
to smoke yourself; In most
situations.- you're surrounded by
so many people who -dr) smoke. you
can get about the equivalent 'of six
to ten cigarettes a day through
normal reattiirT ----
-Someone
- —"Someone else told me that he
never smokes before two in • the
,afternoon. He claims he can't, he
doesr"r't quit coughing until then.
. "So`, let me get in my two cents'
Worth, If you don't v ant to quit
-- smoking, if you don't want to give
up, that after dinner cigarette. or
the one with your coffee •in the
morning, remember what old Ben
Franklin' 'said: -Everything in
ihotie r..a t _
• . ' : All 'habits .tend. to increase
• with time. The moderate smoker.
if' he , isn't careful. will, find
• himself smoking a pack a day.
then4a pack and a half, then two. •
The trick is to keep under a pack a„
day. This might not keep you from •
becoming a statistic, but it might.
It seems to be the terrible
cumulative effect of heavy
smoking that does the damage.
'' if you smoke one cigarette
every trout., you'll smoke about
sixteen cigarettes a day. You
might even decide to quit entirely.
.The way to follow this plan is to
never smoke before breakfast, or
before ysur° morning coffee, then .
never smoke Unless the time is on
!the hour: if it's 10:3.0,0 wait till . ,
. eleven: 1f the irour�' sineak& 'by "
without your noticing it, So much
-tti - 1etter; AA Tait-zrnt Foe
hour. 'this is discipline and they,
It has been truthfully said that
we are the sum total of our habits.=
But habits Can be changed in the
same way they were formed, bv'
small acts repeated„ until they
•
,say it's good for a person
becorne new habits.
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anniversary.
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A,'faniily gathering was held
Sunday, February 27 to 'celebrate
the 40th uefNing'anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walter, RR 4,,
Goderic,h.. .
The ' couple was married. '
February 27, 1932 'in Hensall.
Since then. the couple has resided
onthe 4th Conces
Township.
They • have five children,
William, Albert, Roy and June, all
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BAQWNIES-
PA KONE
Last week Pack One had their
"Thinking Day" meeting and as
the girls -heard the story of Lord
Baden-Powell and how Brownies
began, they enjoyed a birthday
cupcake. •
Thinking Day is actually
February 22nd because that
happened to,be,the birthday of both
Lord and Lady, 'Iladen, Powell,
however, Brownies and, Guides
ee ebrate this important
'day at the closes hn 'that
date., a
The Brownies also enjoyed
going for a sleigh ride recently
and they'd Bice ,to thank the
following ladies for driving them
out to Mr. Hindmarsh's',fa'rm—
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Strickland,
Mrs. Kotyk, Mrs. Shrier and Mrs.
Fox.
Two new Brownies were
recently welcomed into Pack
One—Jane Carter and Amy
Leddy. Mrs. Schweitzer (Brown
Owl) has .two new helpers now.
Taley'are Mrs. Jane Durst and
Mrs. Pat Carter'.
BROWI9iES
PACK TWO
We all enjoyed our little "dress
rehearsal" with the scenery so
carefully done the week before.
The song that goes with these new
propstells the story of.three little
-children who lived i-n-a-cottage-in•a_
wood with their parents and
soon of Colborne grandmother,
In . the beginning the children
wouldn't life a hand to help in any
way. However, one day
Grandmother told then', a story
about little Brownies who used to
ireiplalks Olden=ti-rn-es-�-'Phese- ---
rnagic elves and sprites used 'to
clean and polish the homes when
everyone was asleep and they'd
vanish-when'tlie sun came up. ---
The children thought it would be
wonderful if their mother and
father had some help for they
always worked very hard. and se—
they set off to search for the
Brownies,. Their first stop was
deep in the forest at the home of
the Wise Owl. She, fel('them .to. go
the magic-oo3 d witbeside the__
huge toadstool.
When they looked into the
sparkling water they'd, discover
agsgswoogssssnigssmsoc the secret of the Brownies. The
of. Colborne Township:' Mrs.
Vb'itl.iam.��Ir;liilliPs, RR 7:�
Lucknow: and seven
grandchildren.
All the family was present at a
dinner in honor of_ the couple at
their home. A gift and a 'cake .was •
presented on behalf of the family.
Remember. ladies!
Send' in your
nt--e-e'fln-g
reports
little story has a very happy
,ending because when the girls
b look in the water to see the Elves,.
their reflections show them that
the Brownies:. really- are—
Themselves!
The song tells us that "Life is
now so glad and gay. -7= -because we
Lend A 'Hand each day!".
PACK THREE'
Our Thjnking pay meeting took-,
'place at Knox church at 4 .o'clock.
At this meeting we decided we
would
at aTi rt the i':ownres
from Norway. \We said tine Norway
Promise and played a game called
"Waves" which Brownies 'from
this country enjoy. We coloured a
Fli•ownie• and.a..flag in Norway
colours and this will he a. start
toward -earning the World
Friendship badge.
We formed a circle and Tawny
Owl told formed
about Thinking Day
and The ".World °Friendship Fund.
A large Trefoil was covered with
the pennies the Brownies brought
for the fund.
Our Pack, was tested for the
Craft lnterestbarige last wee,k by
4;s. Mills and Mrs, Britnell. The
following passed - ander 1;ecerved
thei;` badges today, Tracey
MacEwan; Cathy, Britnell, Cathy
McGee, Heather Rayrnont, Susan
Bushell, Ronda Warner, Kim
Dobie, Deanna Gilders, Tina
Koloszavair, Mary Lynn Pagan,
Brenda Bolton, Dianne Bogie,
Laura Jean - Raithby, natty
Longmire, Carrie Crawford,
Sandra Nivins, Mona Gleason and
Jackie Larder`.
Sandia Nivins also got her •
T.oymakerr' 'badge and a Dianne
Bogie received her .Collector
badge. Congratulations girls!!
In Pow Wow, -cupcakes with.
oaridies on them were . passed
a>ounr'. ,Saffg bpy
Birthday" to our founders' and
then Brownie Taps. was ,followed
by our prayer.
. FIRST GODERICH
GIRL GUIDE COMPANY'
By Janet Denomy
At Guides anWednesday night 1
found it very interesting. Captailr
Graves presented service stars
And badges. A two-year service
star.was given to Marie Bolton;
Heather Brander and Kirn Brady
each, -received a four-year' star
and Janet Denorny got a one-year
star. Marlene McDougall, Marie
Bolton ,, and #leather Brander
'were.' .all' presented with their
a,e; #or•.t.s-bad
Two people were enrolled into
\\„2,
uides on ° Wednesday night. We
are•yery happy to have Kim Smith
and Patty McCreight in our Guide
Company. N
Nancy Bird and Janet Denorny
were tested for badge work.
Nancy tried her Collector's and
Janet tried, her Writer's badge.
The Forget -me -knot Patrol was
in charge of campfire and the
.t'
Peter Conlon was selected the second place finis,her• in the most improved "Beginner Boy" category at -
the Goderich Figure Skating Club Competitions.on Wednesday.—staff photo
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songs we sang were "Sipping
Cider", ' C hinese:Aare', ''Fire's
Burning", "Our Chalet", and
"An Old Austrian". They taught
us "Horsey, Horsey'" which is a
two-part round, and the second
, verses of "Our Chalet" and "The
wide Marching Song".
CaptainGraves announced that -
7. the- Church Parade will be held *
Sunday; March 5,'at North Street
United Church and all the Guides
should. be its full ,uniform.
verQnlrurne Vie.
,u . ose
r of `
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s t
X ocelebrate
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p.u.
P.r a!
Founder's birthday,.. It' is usually .
held as. close. to February 2a as
possible and this year will be on
March
5.
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