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WLITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1982, PAGE 15 Oferrewards to catc>hý vandals, nu uggest's A chievers Alfred Borg 0f the Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club is seen here receiving his Certificate 0f Appreciation from North Ward Councillor iRoss Batten at last week's Recognition of Achievement Night. Borg was one of 40 groups and individuals'who were honored by the town for their contributions to the Looking on are Peter Warmington and Lynn McCrossan 0f the, Whitby Ringette Association who also received awards. -Free Press Staff Photo Lmngerng coid could speli trouble By ANGELA TIBBLES The nice weather is here but your winter coid llngers on. You cough and spit. If you're a heavy smoker, it could be chromce bronchitis. Chronce bronchitis is nearly always associated with heavy cigarette smoking. It's likely to start in middle age and get worse as the years go on> unless you seek help from a doctor early on. About, three timnes as rrýany men get chromc bronchitis' as womnen. Most'peopie with chronic bronchitis live in cities where air pollution is a problem. The lung association says that because peo- pie don't consider chronic bronchitis a kiuling disease, it is of- ten neglected until it is in an advanced stage and there is serious damnage to the lungs. But in 1981, approxi- mately 700,000 people suffered from chronic bronchitis., It la estimated that more than 30,000 people develop- chronic bron- chitis every year. And many people are forced to draw disabillty bene- fit s because of their bronchitis. Undoubted- ly, chronie bronchitis is one of the nation's cost- liest diseases in terms of manpower, money and misery. Since people who get chronic bronchitis are nearly always smoking, the cough is usuaily dis- missed as only "smoker's cough". As time goes on, though, colds become more damaging. 'Coughing and spitting last longer after each . cold. Soon they're with the victim ail the time - before colds, during colds, af- ter colds. Generaily the cough 'is worse in -the morning and evening and in -cold, damp weather. If your winter cold lingers, see your doctor. He or she can heip you enjoy the spring and summer. And contact amlng-Soma Soe.u f ilec Thà»ranch Ontudo, Durham Region Lung Association at 723-3151 for help in quitting. "It's a matter of Ilife and breath." EDITOR'S NOTE: Angela Tibbles ls the executive dfrector of the Durham Region Lung Association. HELD OVER We.knighte - 7:05 9:151 satisun. - 2:004150:551 a."S UlACCOMPANMENT Nol sultable fo.chidm Rewards shoid be of- fered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of vandals who, attack Whitby public property accord- ing to R egional Coun- cillor Gerry Emm. At, last. week's meet- ing of Whitby Town Coundil, Emm suggest- ed that this might be one, way to prevent further incidents of vandalism.. Recently, over $2,300 damage was done to Rotary Centennial Park after vandais uprooted over 300 marigolds and four maple trees in two separate attacks. Not long afterward, the backstop at the baseball diamond in Peel Park on Burns Stree t was pulled down causing about $1,000 damage. The town's parks and recreation department bas since repaired the damage. Emm told council that signs should be posted in parks and other munici- pal facilities warniing vandals that if seen, their acts wiIl be report- ed to the Durham Re- gional Police Force. THE GREAT WALL, 116 Dundas Street West, Whitby 668&7021. A' favourite 'eating spot for Chinese food loyers. A large selection of Canadian dishes also served; . Prices range from $2.70 and up for lunch, and $3.80 and Up for dinner. Open from il a.m. to 1 a.m. weekdays, Friday and Saturday open tilI 2:30 a.m. We are now fully licensed. "Rewards make peo- pie say it's worth it to watch out and look for, vandals, " Emm saîd. 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