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yo u could significantly
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span by several years,
rantee greatly . improved
piratory and general health,
;URANCE sav e hundreds, maybe
nsurance usands, of dollars into the
gain .. you would, right?
ell, cigarette smokers have
is eiy that opportunity, but
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fer to pass it up, puffing
ely on. Their addiction has
described by one Hamilton
PiPMen sician specializing in
yentiye medicine as
galized suicide."
of or despite the curtailment of
rette advertising and
logs on cigarette packets,
research findings that
Seaforth king is associated with a
527-0245 ety of serious health
blems, almost half the
adian population over the age
15 continues to smoke.
ut beneath all the shrill
tonic about selling, cigarettes
separate, liquor-type stores
, or charging three dollars a
for them, there's evidence
some progress -- albeit rather
is being made towards
ailing people to quit.
tatistics Canada reports that
972, the latest year for which
res are available, non-
ers made up 53.6 per cent of
population over 15 years of
The figure for 1965 was 50.2.
e decline in the number of
sicians. who use cigarettes is
more telling: only about 30
tent of MDs still smoke.
ost smokers who can't -- or
t quit the habit rationalize
"y ou've gotta go
ehow," or they persuade
selves that using elaborate
ing devices or switching to
ds lower in tar and nicotine
make their habit safe: - —
t no matter how you look at
haling smoke into the lungs
ularly is harmful.
t smokers recognize this and
d like to stop doing it.
sledge of the dangers
n't seem to be a powerful
gh force to eliminate
ette smoking entirely -- or
educe it dramatically.
at's needed is motiviation,
health educators are
nizing more and more that
onal motivation isn't
sadly based on fear ("each
ette smoked will take seven
utes off your life"), or
tics (which engender only an
can't happen to me"
onse), but on the individual
er, Reasons for smoking --
ontinuing to smoke' in spite
the solid evidence of
fulness -- vary from person
rson.
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corpus reading by
s,t1sie Miller.
the after-dinner
eakers were Mrs
Arnold and Mrs .
McCosh,Ripley,
a were introduced
hirs.Eleanor Heat- _
Nay, They chose
their subject
one Sense and a
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s ,Alberta Smith
behalf of the
dies present ,than-
d the speaker's for
air inspirational
d entertaining
dres s
ifts of new toys,
'clothing or
e,Y for the Child-
s Aid are to be
ft With Wilma Heti-
Nay -before. Ded. rtt,
The Christmas nieet iWill be held in library on Dec . it g p,m ,