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HURON CAMERA CENTRE
(Eric Carman Photography)
•Ciga.rette^s•A are. •
very -d'an:gerous
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1GG11AI..- TAR,•
JUNE 3, 19
Canada is "sponging off••tthe. '
international community" by
• benefitting from.medical
research. done ,in •other
countries while spending lets;
than ' one per, cent of our
health.' care 'dollars ` fin
research, lung . disease ,
researcher Dr. Michael:
Newhouse ;charged•. at the '
annual neeting':of. the Huron
Perth :Lung _ Association ., in
Seaforth recently.:. : -
Dr., 'Newhouse,. who is
director of the respiratory.
• ,disease unit at ;St. Joseph's •
ospital, Hamilton told More
than. 100 members of • the - .
Association that medical .
research rsn t g pr Y
The doctor apologized for s
b d d ce to w
AT HURON PERTH LUNG MEETING — Huron's: Medical' Officer:of °Health, .Dr.
Frank Malls, left and .aewiyappointed supervisor of public health. nursing in Huron',-
iss CatherineWalsh sat beside.Huron Warden Jack.. McCutcheon and his wife
M ,
'Esther at the annual "meeting. of the Huron Perth Lung Association in Seaforth.
They're all wearing butto!lrs that say "Thank you for not. smoking.".;
(Expositor Photo)
a hi 'h iorit • ,
with the federal Government. in Hamilton's -coke ovens. he.
said. .
a making a "political';- speech His gro is looking for
ut. ur.ge his audience ays to keep asbestos par-
protest cutbacks. and freezes
i research -money with
letters to the Prime Minister,
to Health Minister Marc
Lalonde and local MPs.
it costs Canada about.
$250,000 to train ' a good
medical scientist, and once
trainedresearchers often
leave for jobs in the. United,
States where they 'have job
security, he said. • .
Cigarettes are 30,, or 40
times, as dangerous as in-
dustrial pollution Dr.
Newhouse said as he urged
the lung organization to keep
up their fight against
smoking. ;A smoker who_,
breathes Seaforth's clean air
is worse off •than, a non-
smoker who works. every day
ticles
out of the 'lungs and to
fight • other industrial
diseases, Dr. Newhouse said.
Other research allows doc-
ors to detect lung damage
before the patient feels at all
impaired.
"We can . detect ' a•b-
normalties early and warn
people to stop smoking," Dr.
Newhouse said. "But usually
they don't stop. They say "No.
I feel fine."
President Eileen O'Brien.
introduced guests including
M. Fielding,' Physiotherapist
for Better Breathing Classes,
and her husband; Warden
Ed,: Doerr of Perth County
and Mrs. Doerr. ; Rev.
_Garbutt Smith, • . Past
President and member of the
.t
•
•
Management Commitfge of.
the Ontario Lung
Association; Mrs. Michael
Newhouse; Dr, Frank Mills,
Chairman, Medical .Advisory
Committee; .Catherine Walsh
newly appointed . Director of
Nursing, 'Huron County
Health Unit; Warden Jack'
McCutcheon and s - .Mrs.
McCutcheon; Marianne Nigh,
1975 Christmas Seal,' Cin-
derella; Dr. Susan Tamblyn,
Medical Director _ of Perth
Calunty Health Unit.
Other ' guests iritrduced
were Dr. and, Mrs. Owen
Clark, Director Chest Disease
Unit, University Hospital,
London: Dr. and Mrs. J.
Krurnins, Dr. and Mrs.. Wm.'
Gregor, Provincial Chest
Clinic, London; Mr. and Mrs.'
J. Looby, Huron Separate
School Board; Ralph E.
Smith; Superintendent :'.of
Education Huron Board of
Education; Ecologist Contest
1 Winners, Julie Bell, Seaforth; .
Toni • MacDonald, .. Nor-
thwester, 'Stratford, Heidi
Waller, Central,. Stratford:
c.s-e Sx.lideilts- ,w.hO.:
loaded .manure for the. camp
project with teacher, J:Koo-y.
A TOTALLY..
CANADIAN PRODUCT
LAMES . WEAR LIIIMItID`
HOPP[RS.5QI1ARt GtsDEAIcir'
and .A. Slater; Val Muise,
Respiratory Technologist;
and Anna Neill, Office
Secretary. •
Regrets were received
from Dr. Cameron Gray,
Ontario ' Lung Association;
Bob McKinley, M.P. Huron.;
Jack Riddell, MPP Huron;
Hugh Edighoffer, MPP
Perth; . Murray Gaunt, MPP
Huron; and Betty McMillan,
Mayor of Stratford:
Officers elected • are:
President, Eileen O'Brien;
Past President, Rev. Garbutt
Smith; Vice Presidents, May
Dods, David Schenck;
Treasurer; Harold Bartman.
Committee chairmen
Screening and • Facility
Development, Edith'.
. Brothers; Asthma, . Jean
Cann, =Patient Services,
Verna Dunsmore; Education,
• Edith 'Fisher ; Christmas Seal
and Publicity, I Forsyth and
A. Diunsmore; ; Medical_
Advisory, • Dr. Frank Mills;
Executive Director, B.
Duns more.
On notion 'of Ivan Forsyth
aril= -J: art's., • Monte•it-h- and••-
Mont.eith were 'named'
auditors.
Pe'rth. Ceunt'y arden
.Ed. Doeer told the grouhat
hit countyco'uncil had;bann
smoking at council meetings..
• Huron's •W'ar.den, Jack
.McCutcheon, brought'
• greetings frons his county.
honorary 'tre'asurer 4 W.
Bartnaata of_Stratford said .the-
group's bank, '. balance of
$17,721.11 should be glaser, to
$38,000 to start 'the 1974
Financial year,. Christmas
star: contributions .were down
per centin 1975 to
$38,351•,55 The• mail, strike
interrupted•t'he campaign.
1 he Association spent ju.t
over $14,000. on educati0rr.;
$4,557.02 on rehabilitation and
3acial',services;. $2,38.8 10 on
ad•rynistration, • and '.have •
more', flan $4000 f .aoh +
Canadi :and •;Orrtai o : ',B
Association
•.
Lung ;A.ssociir "on vice
presiden,t. David, Schenck 9f •
Seaforth presented a,gift to
retiring: 'executive ,Council
member Art Go&awin: pr
-Stratford. Ralph Goren 'dr
Strtford whb also retired was
unable to be present..
IHAy'S: NEW
I HllitONVIEW
Miss -lc -Henrietta Stryker at.the'piano by his sister Mrs
'assisted.at the Clinton Marilyn Hoy-. with several
ChristiaReform Song-. favorite old time tunes.
Service with vocal solos ,and A dancing trio Pat
provided her 7' own 'guitar .
accompaniment: Dick Stackhouse,'+Anne Marie.
Roorda led the service .,and McQuaid and Ted Elliott
Mrs. Elsie. Henderson played danced' three numberswith
for the singing of favourite duet step dancing by Madona
hymns.. McQuaid and 'Margar:et •
Seventy Grade. 'll and 12 Hickneli. . Paul and; Anne
students from Central Huron- Marie McQuaid played a
Secondary • School, Clinton, violin duet accompanied at
accompanied by their .the piano by Mrs. McQuaid"of
teachers Mrs. Robinson and't"eaforth. Theresa and
Mr. Allin 'visited Huronview Margaret Hicknell Seafoth-•'
"on Tuesday aril Wednesday provided the vocal part of the
afternoon- The••students program singing two groups
arrived at oneo'clock, and
were taken on a one, hour tour
of the Horne after which they
spent awhile visiting with the
residents individually,
Mr, and 'Mrs Victor
Stackhouse of 49,11d517airo.•_hour'of fine entertainrneai._,. .
arranged. the: pro.grarn for .. Ed. Stiles entertained with
Family .Night 'and Victor wasorgan.- music on Thursday
:e
emcee. for the'vening. Fred afternoon and accompanied
Jame • violinist from Mrs. 'Betty • Rodgers with
•- Gode"rich was accompanied vocal soles
ese are Tops
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Casual, comfortable•knit.shirts of
polyester and•, cotton by John
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Available in a rainbow of colours
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m
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colours to light up a leisure
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Eye-catching prints- in fabrics
that areas carefree as a breeze.
Corner Montreal Street and The Square, Goderich
of songs with ,Theresa..
providing .the guitar •• ac
companiment. , •
Mrs: Mary Appleby
thanked the entertainers on '
behalf of the residents ' for an
Not all, chimneys safe
Householders who try • to
beat the high cost orheating
their 'homes . by installing.
wood and _coal -•burning
systems, may be flirting with
danger unless these systernS
are properly installed and
• maintained. •
This warning comes from
. •Insurance Bureau of Canada
which represents.. most
property -casualty insurance
companies doing business in
'Canada. • '
� increasing number of
setus home fires caused by
secondary' heating units: is
•being r,,eported by insurance
_comp.au es IBC, Secretary
David 'Jackson said.
"Unfortunately, many people
are not aware.of the hazards ,
involved-..;"
• The Bureau points out that
the rising cost of Wel oil. and
' natural gas.has caused many •
homeowners to install simple
boxstoves and Franklin-stylQ
solid fuel burning stoves. All..
too often these units are in-
stalled dangerously c
. lose to
wooden walls, or are vented
to chimneys' that are .not
°designed'° to: withstand' the
additional heat of a wood or
•
•
coal . burning unit. And .a •
major. fire and explosion •
hazard.is created if such units
are 'connected to existing
chimneys which- are part of
oil -burning furnace systems. •
, "The -average consumer -
buying one of these stoves
will also buy a chimney. that
is suitable for a maximum • '
temperature of 1000 degrees
F — unaware that a wood- •
turning Unit needs a chimney
rated for a maximum tem-
perature of 1800 degrees F,"
Mr. Jackson points out. "And
unless the chimneys of solid,
fuel hurniing units are cleaned
out r'egularl`y, ,` the ac-
curnulated soot poses an
additional hazard raisin'g the
chimney temperature even
higher:., -
The Bureau is urging .aid
. homeo.wners . who have '. in-
stalled.' such, secondary. •
. heating systems. or are
contemplating doing so, to
have thews carefully checked
for these dangers. They
should also report installation
of auxiliary heating units to
their insurance• company. or
a•gen1.
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