12 - Wednesday, June 4, 1986 - North Shore News

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WITH THE success of Vancouver's world fair drawing the street how the province's economy will fare after
world-wide attention to our city and beefing up our Expo closes its gates.
economy this year, Inquiring Reporter asks people on a

| , What does B.C. face after Expo?
inquiring | | cS
reporter

Harvey Kidd a : Larry Devlin. ; Janice Dobson - ‘Fred Bower ote , Lisa Taylor

' North Vancouver. ~ North Vancouver North Vancouver . ; Kitchener, Ontario * North Vancouver .
: vi ts ‘We should survive. Lots The economy is going ‘to .L think things will get bet-; 1 don't know what the 1 just moved here from
a ' ee of tourisis will want to slowly get better. It will, ter after Expo. Expo is economy is going to do Thunder Bay. The.

a come back and see the at least, provide some bringing a lot of people but your waterfront is se- economy out here .is:

; province all over again. It. stimulus for tourism and = to. Vancouver who have cond to none. If Expo screwed up compared to'

: : will draw alot back tosee business. not been here before. It is | gets visitors in here, 1 | Ontario. Expo will either}

: the rest Gf the province. ~ sort of a stepping stone. think they will come do a lot of harm or a lot“

Things’ will improve over back. of good. I haven’ t decid:
the next five to 10 years. - - ed yet.

/west - VANCOUVER”
‘ wheeling away. ‘with’ its ‘56th
annual: community day this. .

By ROSS MEE!
News Reporter

‘: Hopping? aboard sthe’, n Expo
wagon, : the ‘Community. . Day.
committee : chose:. ‘Wheels: and
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many: local

groups hopping, the “Co

invited: other’ ‘performers, like’ the
Jovbush Ukrainian. Dancers: : I
Further: developing: ‘the com- Vancouver: students.

School. children, service proups
oe Aeahataaey -haye” been | busy.

ight’ away. oon a: ee
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participating in a: host, of. fun
ents ts planned for the day ne

1 . S' “ BUSY DAY"
‘ : The sale a on: June,.5 and . i
an . runs throug -June'7’ at ‘Capilano |” West Vancouver “ Comriitinity-

: -, Mall. ; Day is totally participatory,’’ said

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. Vaccine effective

; 200 children will develop. a serious .
infection. :
. “Five! per cent are fatal and 10, - Hamson’ said death can strike’.
: ; per cent, cause deafness and’ brain, “very. rapidly” for children who’:
damage. ‘The other 85 per cent re- do contract Hib infection.

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‘ quire hospitalization for. a long “*It’s a safe vaccine that is 95 per; |

: . period oF. time. It" sa real Pro- “cent effective in the two to five-

: blem.”” oo : . 7 year-old age group,” he said...

: ro . “It’s been tested in Finland ‘for’
“Hamson said the vaccine , almost.’ 10° years. “None-.of the

recommended for children “in ite. “ children ‘out: of 37,000 got, meni
E age group of two to five years... :
. He said because t the bacteria ‘is os a ¢C \ ;
: easily transmitted, it is especially severe allergic. reaction.?” 2. . pa? ra . .
recommended for ‘children in . , Hamson said the vaccin in ee ) OF ROFESSIONAL SAL S & a CE
mercially available through Mead Je o os : ;
“Althoug most children develop Johnson Canada, is’ endorsed by
- an immunity: ‘to-:the..bacteria, the American Association of Pedi-
‘ commonly found :in.,the Nose’and © atrics ‘and. the Infectious’. Disease’ a:
: throat, studies show one ‘in every Department of UBC. - : .