156 W. 3RD
North Van. 980-1665

26 - Sunday, May 19, 1985 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Stuart Davis
BARGAINS appeal to people of all shapes and sizes. Just ask B.J. Kaialoa about her
friend Oscar. Kaialoa, from North Shore Crisis Services, and Oscar, from parts
unknown, are promoting an upcoming giant parking tot sale, May 25, from 10-2 p.m. af
the Delbrook Community Center. Money will go to the many agencies operating out of
the Capilano Community Services building. Call 988-7115 to rent tables.

New at Margareta on 3rd.
Great separates from your
favorite Canadian designer.

100% ‘lite’ wool in 7 colours.

Jackets, $425
Pants $ 59
565

$75

Skirts

reg $125

Silk blouse

patterns & solids
reg. $165

WEEKDAYS
FRIDAY
SUNDAY

NEW THERAPY HELPS

Allergic responses common

IF YOU start sneezing and
your nose becomes stuffed
and runny when spring ar-
tives, don't jump to the con-
clusion that you have hay
fever, an allergic condition
usually caused by the pollens
of trees, plants and grasses.

“In about 40 per cent of the
patients referred 10 me for
allergic rhinitis (hay fever) the
symptoms are actually caused
by some other condition,”
says Dr. Milos Krajny, of the
Scarborough Centenary
Hospital in Toronto. The con-
dition causing the allergic-like
symptoms may be nasal
polyps, a deviated septum, or

YOU FIND IT A
for LESS—WEL!
THE DIFFERENCE

HOME FURNISHINGS
Warehouse/Showroom

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
(2 blks. behind the Avaton}
at 1075 Roosevelt Cres., N.Van.

12-4 Sin 980-8738

Lynn
Fun Run

the side effect of a drug.

It's estimated that five
million Canadians develop
such allergic symptoms as
hives, sneezing, wheezing, and
itching in response to some-
thing they’ve inhaled, eaten,
or touched.

A. significant advance in
antihistamine therapy has
been the advent of the non-
sedating antihistamines, such
as Seldane* . ‘‘Because the
patient can take the drug with-
out suffering sleepiness and
drowsiness after medication,
we have a much higher rate of
patient compliance,*’ says Dr.
Krajny.

Allergists stress the need for
more public education because
of the many misconceptions
held about allergic disorders.
For instance, it’s widely
believed that you can escape
allergies by moving to another
climate. Not likely. For in-
Stance, if you flee Ontario
because you're sensitive to
ragweed and birch and go to
Texas, you'll probably
develop a sensitivity to sage-
brush and tumbleweed. Ac-
cording to one observer, ‘‘The
safest place for an allergic per-
son would be the middle of the
sea, preferably without a
boat.’’

Your authorized Mercury Outboard
Dealer
Special prices on all new and used
Mercury Motors.

Valley Day

Pick up your pledge sheet
for Steve Fonyo’s ‘‘Journey for Lives”’ -

Sat. May 25,1985 9:55 am
dy y LA ds Rh Jin
Lies slg Iybot MMs Bag :

SPONSORED BY TIMEOUT SPORTS / SUPERVALU / ADIDAS / SUPER SOCCO Aer

FREE T-SHIRT WITH EACH REGISTERED RUNNER
RUN INFORMATION |

Saturday, May 25, 1985

TIME. 9:55 A.M. start - 9:15 A.M. Warm-up
START: 19th & Grand Boulevard, North Vancouver
FINISH: Lynn Valley Park & Institute Roadside
LENGTH: 6.8 km or 4.5 miles or 2.7 km or 1.5 miles

for junior runners. .
Entry Fee: Aduits-$6 Kids-$5 (12 & under) 980-9211

LYNN VALLEY CENTRE, 1199 LYNN VALLEY RO., NORTH VANCOUVER 980-9211
MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: ENTRY DEADLINE: MAY 18, 1985
TIMEOUT SPORTS 1985 LATE ENTRY FEE: $7.00

DATE: REGISTER AT
TIMEOUT SPORTS

1199 LYNN VALLEY ROAD
NORTH VANCOUVER

LYNN VALLEY CENTRE