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Corr'munit News
Betty Hunter, executive director of The Lung Association Huron -
Perth Counties, was at GDCI Monday afternoon giving presenta-
tions on smoking and your lungs. She showed films, held discus-
sions and demonstrations to the science classes concerning the ef-
fects smoking has on the lungs. Ms. Hunter travels. throughout the
counties giving presentations to students from kindergarten to
Grade 13. Here, from left, grade 10 student Kim White studies the
carbon monoxide ecolyzer while Ms. Hunter explains bow it works
with grade 6 student Steve Bates looking on. Grade 9 student Cathy
McKinnon exhales into a plastice bag. The air trapped inside the
bag is then measured for carbon monoxide in the eolyzer. (photo
by Lou -Ann DeBruyn)
September busy month at MacKay Centre
September programs are well underway
at MacKay Centre as we head into fall. We
are pleased to see our members again after
the summer vacation and wish a warm
"welcome to all our new members, we look
forward to seeing you in the months ahead.
Our first card party was held on
September 9. Marion Biggin and Eunice
Wilson helped with the party. Prizes went to
Alice Moss and Howard Currie for high
scores in euchre and to Anna .Blundell and
Dave Harman for high scores in 500. The
door prize was won by Olive Brown.
Ddris Hawthorne arranged a very in,
teresting and entertaining program for the
Variety Concert on September 23. Bev
Brown, co-ordinator for Town and Country
Homemakers and Horne Support Services
spoke about the different services available
in Huron County. Bev emphasized the need
for home support services such as
homecare, volunteer drivers, and meals on.
wheels which help keep people in their own
homes. Of course many of these programs
are run by volunteers and anyone interested
indonating some of their free time to help-
ing others pre encouraged to contact Bev
Brown. Doris thanked Be'v, for her infor-
mative presentation and went on to in-
troduce Jean Smith. Jean showed slides of
her recent South Pacific Tour. Jean and her
husband visited Hawaii, Figi,' New Zealand
and Australia. The slides showed the many
different regions such as cities, mountains,
and forests and were highlighted by Jean's
informative commentary. After the inter-
mission Kathleen Buckley introduced Pat
King. Mr. King is the Police Chief in
Goderich and is originally from Dover,
England. The audience was taken back to
the good old days of the English Music Hall
as Mr. King sang some well-known songs
from that period, as well as reciting a couple
of very funny monologues. Bea Sparling
thanked everyone for their part in making it
such a memorable night.
Shuffleboard started again on September
28, anyone interested in being on the spare
list for this season are welcome to putttheir
names on the list. A crafts meeting was held
on September 17 and the crafts group will be
meeting every Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at
MacKay' Centre — new members welcome.
The MacKay Choristers start off their fall
season with a practice on Thursday, Oc-
tober 1. A trip to Brantford has been ar-
ranged for Monday, November 2.. This will
include transportation, a show featuring the
Scott Family Revue and the famous.
Hawaiian Show from Pittsburg and supper
on the way home at Woodstock. For more
information or to reserve a seal call the of-
fice at 524-6660.
Program to be held at hospital
for people with breathing problems
Every breath can be a struggle for people
whd suffer from emphysema, asthma or
chronic bronchitis. The Better Breathing
Program, sponsored by The Lung Associa-
tion - Huron -Perth Counties, is designed to
:help patients breathe better and more easi-
ly, to help them develop lifestyles that ac-
comodate their disease, and to help them
live as fully and'as pleasurably as ,they can.
The program will start October 13 in the
Physiotherapy Department of the Alexan-
dra Marine and General Hospital in
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Six sessions from October 13th to November 17th, 1987 on Tuesday
evenings from 7.30 '- 9:00 p.m. Ask your Doctor for more information
or call the Physiotherapy Dept., Alexandra Marine & General Hospital
Goderich and• will run for six consecutive
Tuesday evenings from 7:30-9 p.rn.
Breathing. conditioning and relaxation ex-
ercises will be taught and guest speakers
will pro tide information on . medication,
diet, and the use of respiratory equipment in
the home. Social contact within the group is
an integral part of the program and mutual
problems can be discussed.
For further information, contact Salim
Remtulla, Physiotherapist, at the hospital
who will be conducting the sessions.
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