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i ne tnree wet "salesmen" In the Chocolate Bar Campaign and Larry Plaetzer third winning $15. Presenting the cheques
were left to right: Cindy Jardine who won $50 for her first on the far right Is School Council President Con Malady.
place efforts; Lori Beattie, second plate with the $35 prize (staff photo)
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Winners of the draw for ten speed bicycles at G.D.C.I. were Michele Melady and Dennis
Reed both of Goderich. The draw was made as part of the Chocolate Bar Campaign which
went from May.10-17. -(staff photo) .
Town council
will study
gas prices
When Town Council received
a letter last week from Union
Gas Limited advising the com-
pany had made application ror
a rate increase, Councillor
Frank Waikom ...advised his
-associates it was customary to
oppose these things.
"I feel we should object,"
said Waikom, "although it
probably won't do much good."
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. The matter was referred to
the Special Committee chaired
by Councillor Eileen Palmer.
IBRD Association annual
Stratford man is dew president
Rev. Garbutt Smith of Strat-
ford vvas elected president of
the Huron -Perth TB and
Respiratory Disease
A'ssociation at the annual
educational dinner meeting
held in Egmondville United
Church Wednesday. He suc-
ceeds Ivan Forsyth of Kippen.
Vice-presidents are Miss
Eileen O'Brien of Goderich and
Mrs. Frank Dodds of Stratford.
The 1972 -Christmas Seal
campaign was 'reported to be
the most successful to date with
receipts totalling $38,203 com-
pared $35,148 in 1971. This
was1-1- percent population sup-
port, the highest in : the
A. Les McDonald of Toronto,
Program Consultant with the
Ontario T.B. and Respiratory ,„
Disease Association;,..was ,the'
guest :Speaker on the topic of
current trends in the T.B. and
Respiratory Disease movement.
-4 Mr. McDonald spoke 'of the
Ontario Department of Health
assuming full responsibility for
control of T.B.' in the province,
beginning on April 1, 1970,
,'leaving the Association free to
develop pr'ograms that would
hopefully - meet the, needs in
respiratory disease and in ad-.
dition to co-ordinate and ex-
pand interest in 'air" pollution,
with emphasis on _anti -cigarette
smoking programme activities.
Full-time medical director,
Dr. C.C. Gray has been the
result and affiliation with
medical schools has been.
achieved. Part of this program -
is the' granting of funds to
teaching hospital., respiratory
units and grants in aid. This
coming year, Mr. McDonald
reported that $141,340 is being
budgeted for' this purpose.
He reported there are 30
qualified program co-
ordinators in Ontario directing
the respiratory disease
The objective of the T.B. and
Respiratory Disease movement
is to assist in the prevention,
detection and control of
diseases of the lung, financed
by the Christmas Seal cam-
paign, with some monies
received from memorial gifts
and bequests.
Mr. McDonald stated that
prevention is through health
education and the number one
priority here is pointing up the
health hazard of cigarette
smoking t6 youth, through
school and other youth -
orientated health education
Mr. McDonald said that
detection of respiratory
diseases is Carried out by
screening and facility develop-
ment. He said screening
programs probably are as much
a health education activity as a
case;finding one.
A survey of home care ser-
vices, as affecting R.D. patients
l.'s being carried out across the
province, Mr. McDonald repOr-
ted.
Mr. MCDonald said control is
through rehabilitation, both
social and medical and there
has been great deelopment in
this area in the past two years
by physical-coalitioning .cour-
ses for asthmatic children.
Classes in this area are carried
out by Mr. Ian Clarke and Mrs.
Graham Bowker, both
physiotherapists.
'Breathing conditioning cour-
ses are held for adult patients
too, also 'Better Breathing and
Respiratory Disease' and 'Em-
physema Clubs' - social and
educational; and smoking with-
drawal courses, newest and
fastest growing program ac-
tivity in the province, Mr.
'McDonald said.
On the cigarette subject, Mr.
McDonald said that contrary to
commonly held opinion, a
minority, only two out of five
Canadian adults, are habitual
cigarette smokers. He said from
a peak of 58 percent -in 1965,
the proportion of regular
cigarette smokers among men
20 and over dropped to 51 per-
cent in 1970. He said the
proportion of regular smokers
among teenage girls has in-
creased substantially, 19 per-
cent in 1965 to 25 percent in
1970, up one-third. He said
female smoking is up 200 per-
igarette smoking cessation
is our Number One program
'priority," Mr. McDonald
stated. "We must be prepared
as members of our Association
and as people concerned with
the health problem. There is
only one position - there can be
no compromise. We .can over-
come this health hazard by all
playin part at this time by
uphold rig, the rights of non-
smokers and,hy assisting in in-
creasing the population of non-
smokers so that
the exercises lea Itld
..3sthrnatic Conk
but they have dill
breathing out,
Committee chairtnee
are as follows: Patieo
Mrs. Edith Brotheriti
..zraham II
with these children'
Owning the -need; -
in bree
Mitchell and M.ti
t.hing Properi;r
they can't breathe 'll
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