WINDING UP
THE SUMMER,
West Van Rec
Department hosted
an exciting carnival
at the West Van Ice
Arena last week

with a wide variety
of crazy activities.

Liz Lemare, the
clown, gives  in-
structions on
bubble blowing to
Alex and Nicholas,
a couple of
youngsters who
took part in the
wide ranging West
Van summer pro-
gram. (Ellsworth
Dickson photo)

Free shots at health centre

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Here are the _ possible
effects of the diseases that
can be prevented by im-
munization:

Diphtheria

Attacks the throat and
nasal passages by producing
a membrane that interferes
with breathing. Diphthena
can cause serous permanent
heart and nerve com-
plications
Pertussis (Whooping Cough)

Causes coughing spasms,
between which the child
gasps for breath, making a
whooping -like sound
Pertussis 1s most dangerous
to infants under one year of
age It as frequently com:
phieated by
which can produce serious
lung damage
Tetanus (Lockjaw)

Caused by
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Attacks the

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death may _ result. Polo
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¢ Immunizations against the
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be given when a child is two
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Can cause semous com-
Pheathons such = as brain
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