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Flu clinics held

NORTH SHORE Health will be holding local immunization clinics in
October as part of the 1990-91 influenza vaccine program.

The vaccine comprises inactivated components of A/Taiwan, A/
Shanghai and B/Yamagata.

It is available free of charge to those individuals considered to be at
greatest risk from influenza-celated complications: persons of any age
with chronic heurt, lung, or kidney disease; chronical medical conditions
such as diabetes, cancer, anemia, immunodeficiency of immunosup-
pression; persons over 65 years of age; and children under doctors’ care
for chronic medical conditions.

Children and people under 65 years of age must obtain a written
prescription from a physician and bring that prescription to the clinic to
receive the vaccine.

Clinics will be held on a ‘‘drop in" basis at the following centres:

Silver Harbour Centre
144 E. 22nd St., North Vancouver
Capilano Mall, Community Room A
(2nd level), 925 Marine Dr., North Vancouver
West Vancouver Senior Activity Centre,
Social Recreation Room,
195 - 21st St., West Vancouver
North Shore Neighbourhood House
225 E. 2nd St., North Vancouver
Monday, Oct. 29 .Whitely Court (Auditorium),
1:30 to 4 p.m. 2555 Whitely Court, North Vancouver

For more information about the influenza vaccine program, call North

Shore Health at 988-5231.

Wednesday, Oct. 3,
1:30 to 4 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct.10,
1:30 to 4 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 11
and Friday, Oct. 19
1:30 to 4 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 25
1:30 to 4 p.m.

Trustees to vote on report

WEST VANCOUVER District 45

school trustees will hold a final
vote Oct. 15 on the district’s con-

WEST VANCOUVER
SCHOOL BOARD

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK!

Your Port is “Heading for the Future”

Into the next century...

The Port. of Vancouver has begun
formal planning for the facilities
and services that will be needed to
serve Canadian trade over the next
20 years.

Join us at the beginning...

We call this project PORT 2010
—and invite you to share the planning
process with us—starting this week
at your local shopping mall.

Look for the PORT 2010
Display...

We're introducing PORT 2010
with facts and information about the
Port of Vancouver as it is Today —-and
a look at elements to be considered
in planning for Tomorrow.

Many opportunities for input...

Drop by—pick up a Planning Card.

And watch for more information—in

more places— over the coming months.

This week—look for PORT 2010 at:

Capilano Mall
September 26-29

We're looking forward to seeing—and hearing from—you!

troversial Facilities for the Future

report.

The report, proposing major
changes in elementary and sec-
ondary school facilities in the
municipality, was first brought to
the trustees in March by West
Vancouver School Board (W VSB}
superintendent Doug Player.

After three public meetings on

the document, the WVSB decided
to hold a final vote on the report
on Sept. 24.

But Player said the vote’s post-
ponement was needed because of
“ongoing positive discussions be-
tween the school district and the
municipality.”’

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Santa Fe style has particular appeal to
West Coast living. With the extensive use of
glass and emphasis on natural light, the
contemporary home provides an ideal setting
for the warmth of pinewood and organic
materials.

Visually, Southwest style is not only inviting
in a casual way but it also possesses a
sleekness of line by way of modern geometric
motif. This presents a strong contemporary
alternative to typical Canadian antique or
reproduction pine furniture.

blending their art with Pueblo culture.

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Southwest design is an original concept. Based on traditional
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(n addition, Santa Fe Design offers a special,
selected line of accessories such as Zapotec
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