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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-03-30, Page 14and Jersey, Channel Islands, There is very little atmospheric pollution, high consumption of cigarettes and very high lung cancer death rates, With re. gard, to the octogenarian cigar- one smoker dying, for example, of simple old age, this is not at all in conflict with the ever,. .shelming evidence to incrimin, ate the cigarette, tipped or plain, as a killer, It has nev- er been said by any responsible Authority that all people who smoke cigarettes will die of lung cancer. What Is undoubt- edly true, however, is that to persist with heavy cigarette smoking in the face of the facts available is like playing Russian Roulette. DIEFENBAKER-FAUST BELMORP--The marriage was solemnized in Palmerston on Thursday, March 23rd, at 7 p.m., of John Diefenbaker and Marie Faust. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Die- fenbaker of Belrriore, (Details next edition). St. Helens Mr, John Cameron returned home on Saturday following surgery in. Victoria Hospital, London, Thursday Was the final day for .classes: in the little red school house at St, Helens as Well as all other schools in West Wawanosh Township, On April S all students will be transport, ed to the new Central twelve room school.. The pupils at No. 4 presented their teacher, fit Mrs. George Fisher with a smat remembrance of her four years at St. Helens, On Thursday evening twelve tables enjeyed'the final Shoot party in the school, High prizes went to Mrs. Don Pannabecker, Loree Gammie, Harvey Carrick and Kenneth MeWhinney. Con- solation prizes went to Mrs, Gar- net Farrier, Mrs. Angus Mc- Donald, Myra Lippert and Allan McDonald. The shoot prizes. were won by William McQuil, lin and Hugh Todd. Lunch was served at the conclusion of the evening. BLADE ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST SHOULDER OR CHUCK ROAST REMOVED 59LB. BLADE BONE 57' LB. 59' LB LEAN BLADE STEAKS FRESH LEAN BEEF GROUND BEEF STEAKETTES 69cLB. LB 59` Le. LB. • P4ge 6 — Wingh Advance-Times, Thursday, March 69, 2967 Dr,, O. P. A, Evans, Cigarettes and ,.disease. etc,), The data for women, though less, extensive, point in the same direetion. The risk of developing lung cancer increases with duration of smoking and the number of cigarettes smoked per day, and is diminished by stopping smolt- ing. In comparison with non- smokers, average male smokers of cigarettes have approximate, ly a 9 to 10 - fold risk of de, veloping lung cancer, and hea- vy smokers at least a 20-fold risk". One frequently encounters the two arguments that it is at- mospheric pollution not cigar- ettes that is the cause of lung cancer and that many life-long smokers die in old age of caus- es other than lung cancer, so it is as well to deal with them at this time. No doctor has ever claimed that cigarettes are the only factor in the causation of lung cancer, and atmospheric pollution undoubtedly makes a contribution, but it is a very small one in comparison with the smoking of cigarettes, It is most significant that in Finland Donnybrook News congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Robert Chamney of Au- burn, formerly of Donnybrook Who quietly observed their 57th wedding anniversary on Tues- day, March 28th, Both are in fairly good health, We wish them many more years ofhealth and happiness. Debbie Jefferson is spending the holidays with her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Jos- ling and family of Lonclesboro. Sgt.-Major and Mrs. H. W. Dainty and Linda of Petawawa and Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Wingham are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Edward Robinson and family. Jim Robinson of the University of Waterloo is also home for holidays, Gerald Dainty and his friend of Toron- to spent the week-end at the same home. Mrs. Torn Armstrong and Mrs, Murray Wilson attended the special meeting in Auburn United Church on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, George Reeves of Toronto Spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Hilliard Jef- ferson and family. Miss Mary Jefferson of London and Miss Sharron of Stratford were also home for the holiday. Mr, William Webster of St, Helens visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney and family. On Sunday Mr, and Mrs, Robert Chamney of Auburn visited at the same home, Mrs, Cecil Chamney of Wingham spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomp- son and family, On Sunday Mr. Bert Thompson of Beigrave also visited there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camp- bell of London visited the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson. of value, but none in which so- ciety while pointing to the dan- gers of smoking, permits its ma- ture and immature members to be exposed to inaccurate and misleading claims for products, which if used, can bring about a premature death, Lung can- cer differs from many other dis-, eases, in that having it almost always means dying of it, dy- ing soon, most unpleasantly and in great pain controllable only by powerful drugs. The report of the Surgeon- General of the United States Public Health Service (1964) states: Cigarette smoking is causally related to lung cancer in men; the magnitude of the effect of cigarette smoking far out-weighs all other faetors(At- rnospheric pollution, vehicle exhausts, background radiation, works. A Centennial Project? Sven this would be but a small bite at a very large cake, While it is admitted freely that among tobacco products the cigarette is the killer, the pipe and the cigar are less in- criminated, only because they are less likely to cause lung cancer, They share with the cigarette, causal relationship in coronary thrombosis, chronic bronchitis and other serious con- ditions, and the exacerbation of gastric and duodenal ulcers. Really, the only logical mea- sure would be the complete pro- hibition of the advertising of tobacco products by any of the media of mass communication. The effect on smoking habits would be profound and drama- tic, There are many fields in which health education can be "These people are liars; they wantyour Money and they don't mind if you die," This quote is taken from an article by a high- ly reputable British journalist, Wayland Young, writing, in one of Britain's top two quality dai- ly newspapers, The Guardian, early in 1964. He was advising parents to say this to their ehild- ren from time to time as the nauseatingly mellifluous tones of the television cigarette ad- vertisements flow over the fam- ily. Fortunately, since then cigarette advertisements have been banned completely on oommercial television in Brit- ain (BBC T, V. has no advertis- ing matter of any kind). it would be well if this belated action in Britain were followed, still more belatedly, by CBC throughout its trans-nation net- rarorrarmilmorgem••••••••Ori rMimnrini ' 1 CUT FROM SAVE 35c BLUE and GOLD FANC Y 14-o z 6-F)- , BRANDED BEEF sAVEN FOOD IREI SAVE 23c KIDNEY BEANS 6O R 1 HEINZ RED — 14-oz. SAVE 16c — CAMPBELL'S — 10-oz. 8R $1 TOMATO SOUP •-• r • ra KITCHENER PACKERS 2 LBS. SCHNEIDERS COLBY CHEESE 65!.. SAVE 10c — 4 3/4 -oz. HEINZ STRAINED WIENERS 99( BABY iwooR roovs FOODS SCHNEIDERSCOUNTRY STYLE Pic Pork Sausage uiL, DEVON BROKEN SCHNEIDERS Ring Bologna 55L(B. 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