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1 PRESENTS © 2006 The Lung Association of Saskatchewan. All Rights Reserved. Funding provided by Health Canada. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the official policies of Health Canada. Find-A-Word

2 STOPARADTRIG INESREEVSYCA CSCANCRDUTER ISTESITNITEB LEEOXYGENTTU LNENSMOKESSP NOSPENAOCBOI NIIODIYCCATT OCLUNGSEASAR TRTENDIRIEGB IAEYOMSEFEGA NEHPOLLUTION ADVERTISE ARSENIC BUTTS CANCER CIGARETTE CYANIDE FIRES GARBAGE HEART INDUSTRY ILLNESS LUNG DISEASE MONEY NICOTINE OXYGEN POISON POLLUTION SMOKE SPIT TOBACCO STOP TEEN S M O K E S T O P P O L L U T I O N

3 Consider Yourself Lucky! Please don’t pollute our world with smoke.

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