WINDSOR, ‘Ont: (or) -
‘hy fever Isn't.’

The malady that strikes
thousands of Canadians in.
‘the. nose,: eyes and’ throat
“pach year is peither caused
by hay nor accompanied by

_ fever.

But years age-this allergic . pollen
bay ‘fever’ attack: within ,20
sald Dr..: ‘Murtay .

. "reaction was, pegged . hay
"fever because its
arrived about
farmers were’ heading into
fietds to harvest hay.

' Modern’ medicine - has
labelled it “pollencsis"” in-

nile the minority of hay
_ fever nite dread

marae
August and September when
.polien from the ragweed
"plant -'-flies. across. the
country, others. start grabb-
ing for tissue and
Running, e769 (yen pilen
-@arly a8 when. pollen
starts emerging from ‘qrees.

‘Jé hay fever symptoms
persist into May and June,
the victim also is allergic to to

But ragweed is
man via, Bue

bbing at.

lay fever’ isn’ t

“This. dastardly, dusly-

topped ‘weed senda its pollen

into the nose and throats of

76 per cent of all hay fever

sufferers, estimated at'up to

15 ‘per’ cent ‘of the. total
population:

a inhaled, “ragweed's

len grains ean induce a

siete, 8 member .of the
Wine _ Allergy’ Associ-
a

‘The ‘grains attach - -them-

nose or throst.. This leads to
a. congested : feeling which

a Bix- CAUSES

The roy ght hack: by
releasing powerful
chemical

goes- overboard, causing
swelling. of. the nose,

‘watering. of the eyes and

bometimes Itchy ears, .
As if that’s not bad enough,
Dr. Dennia Brisson, an ear,
nose. aid. diroat specialist,
sald hay fever often can lead
to’ asthma, a much - more
serious affliction. .

COLLEGE = PAINTERS. ce
“Brushing u up in summer

VANCOUVER . (CP) —

Some. ‘Yaneouver students - the

will’ be ‘returning to
. university this fall: with as:
much. 48. $10,000 In their

logging camps
‘boat, ‘Sour. They'll be:

v5 wilde will then ¢
Isunched . a: sh eral. of.

effort té- seve'* the~.

California condors from

- extinction Into nents fear
the birds.

the plan it 4b of the Black: :
and-white vultures remain, &

tiny fraction of the flocks
‘goared on their

southern
‘Washington state.
The U.S. Fish | and Wildlife

. Service and the Californian .

Fish and Game Commission
have: agreed on ‘what an
expert described ag a dé-or-

die scheme — to captire-five--|. . vent,
pairs of condos and try. wo =
thei in captivity...)

“The, birds, a:-va
es in their wild’ state,
could’ still become ‘extinct,

" whether we try to breed from io

‘them or leava them alone,”
geid' Lioyd Kiff,’ an
Sal a oe
or , a private Te.
foundation | dealing
with oer birds, °

“But, by breeding from
_ them, the ‘birds: stand a

ce.”
he ‘Blecra Club, another
- concerned — with
oridiite preservation, op-

poses the plan. ;

‘we feel the idea of

capturing the condors and
breeding from” them in
captivity is more likely to
hasten eel demise: fan 0
preserve them," 88 lu
member Norman Johnson.
ppose the breeding

- Clark
@ - College Pro on a

ae a

it was possible to supply a lot

of atu with de ately
‘needed summer |

make a fair buck for himself
at the same time.
now operates
full-time

basis from his Toronto office

cal’ called’ histamine. *
- But this defence mechanism

, ‘Butif you suffer train hay
fever, you:

don’t really care since Its
relief you’ré seeking:

Unfortunately, 7, both,
doctors say.there is
new on the market. this year

vacdlnes ‘which can ‘be ‘in-;

jected less: frequently te “than
ecitlonal cation, but
with little or no auecess, said
O'Neil...
“There have! ‘heen ate
tempts made year after year

to chreumvent the tedious
requirement of 12 of 16 ‘i ;
- ‘jections . to.
: satisfactory

reach.”
“level
protection but none of them
seem to work.” = °
“O'Neil ‘said vaceines ate
tempt to block. paifen seains

‘and to keep them.

irritating. the nose and ayes.

O'Neil said one of the most
common drugs, diox,
cuts {he need for injections in
half but is. cooly effective:

against ragweed Often those

. money isn’t spectacular.

College-Pro pays $5 to $6 an
hour, fair money for anyone

who's ever scanned the of.
~ ferings at a student job-

placement centre.
College Pro calls itself the

’ McDonalds of house painting -

and, just like the hamburger
chain, the real money lies in

. “allergic, ‘to
‘already know.
what causes it and probably

‘nothing:

vagiet

one or two other . weeds,

meaning: additional . ‘in
“Jections are required to fight

those allergies.

‘But injections, often taken. .
are “required =

year-round,:
only in the: ‘host severe hay

: fever cases...
Brisson eald the first step. .
is to decide. whether’ any

treatment is necessary.
"Som e-cases.are 90 mild |

_they don't néed ‘anything.”:
tary;

fever ‘is

although the severity of it

varies greatly. from one -
family member to the next,

‘gald O'Neil, -

n said the -side ef.
of tea ornge have to be .
t,\their ef-.":

en wie ‘in: controling.”

se etter veils
’ Altho

ugh: researchers. oe |
trying to develop a drug with’

fewer ill effects, moat an-

tihistamines bought aver the :
contain’

counter also
sedatives and should be

said.

franchiser the capital outlay
and provides everything but
& suitable vehicle. College
Pro pays for materials to

start and the payroll for the:

“manager’s crew comes out
of money received for

completed. jobs.
Eng finished his training

roman last summer and

sized house.

- $900 to paint an average-

have...
bodies which, ¢an’t tolerate:

taken al bedtime, ‘Brisson

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painting houses, : and the “company ls getting your own fra rrowed $400 from College
. , College Pro Painters: was’. estimated to be worth ‘about — Dick Eng, a University of Pro for materials. He.
faunched nine years ago bya” §} million, ‘Including its own B.C. law ‘dtudent, got his . already had two ladders and ie ieee -- wane anne ns 2- al Print your rads in the "peunies on the coupon. ‘pe sure te “include “
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