2 - Friday, February 7, 1997 -?

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No fault
debate
to roll

NO-FAULT auto insurance
is on the agenda for debate
tomorrow morning at the
Avalon Hotel in North
Vancouver.

The session is sponsored by
the North Vancouver-
Lonsdale Liberal riding associ-
ation,

Among the speakers: Ken
Hardie, ICBC public affairs
manager, Jim Ball, vice-presi-
dent of the Insurance Brokers
Association of Canada, and

Dan Jarvis, North Vancouver- .

Seymour Liberal MLA and
ICBC ctitic.

Tickets are available at the
door or in advance at the Gift
Horse Gallery, 121-A East
15th St. in North Vancouver.

A ion includes break-
fast. The session begins at 9
a.m. The Avalon is located at
1025 Marine Drive.

The no-fault insurance
issue is controversial. No-fault
foe North Vancouver lawyer
Donald Jabour says ICBC is
blaming lawyers for an insur-
ance “crisis.” He points out
thar in 1993, 1994 and 1995
ICBC had net profits of $157,
$141 and $62 million respec-
avely. It has reserves of $4.5
billion (up from $2.7 in 1991).
Irs net equity has grown from
$5 million in 1992 to $364
million in 1995 ).

“ICRC would rather have

rybody in the dark about
their rights so it can settle their
claims faster and cheaper..~
Jabour said.

—— Wichael Becker

tn Shore News

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; { hids home
if they had nor received avo
shots

Two doses of the vaccine
are Necessary to be effective.

Carsen Graham) principal

Dave Darron said abour 30% of
the school’s student hody
needs to have at least one shot.
That translates to 300 to 350
students. He didn’t know how
many had never had a measies
shots.

*Most of them have had at
least one shot,” said Dairon.
“But a lot don’t remember.”

though the scene outside
the cafeteria at umes
approached pandemonium, ihe
badiy outmumbered North
Shure Tlealth solunicers: man-
aged to keep order.

Charlotre Hardy, une of the
15 North Shore Health nurses

Ya Mure
thospitals and Pre
sa many needies.”

Grade 8 student

Greekes said ber shor tsert of

hurt.” but her b

was catching the

the male student at the

of the current scare is a friend,
increasing the chances that she
too will catch the disease.

“We're all friends with him,
so We were sort af warried that
we'd catch it,” said Greekas.
“Pm scared of geting measles
but P hope won't.”

Other kids inside the
closed-oif cafeteria were calm
and a little nervous — nor
about the porsi of con-
tracting measles, but the shot
awarting them.

Grade 10 student Reza

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Last wth Shore Health undertook a program ta
sasamate 32.000 denvcen the ages or! months and 18
with a sccend measles shor,
1 vutbreak of measles in B.C. occurred in 1986
148 cases were reported. Thar and the opinion of
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or se smoved the North Shere s beaitn authonues to act.
The program, dubbed The Second Shot campaign, was
aimed at contamny an expected measles ourbreak.
One person died during the 1986 outbreak.

Shajice said he received his first excited.”
shot in Inus, but he has never
heard of measles. essary for people born before

Immunizations are not nee-

1956 or those who have

“No big deal.” said Shajice
already had measles.

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