Highway overhauled

GARIBALDE HIGHWAY 99) 7.
veliing oa S74-million  tacelate,
West Vaneouver-flowe Sound
MLA John Reynolds anounced
recently.

The project, which has already
Started, will employ from 30 to 40
persons at peak construction. The
job is located in the Pemberton
area and is divided into three sec-
tions: Highway 99 from Nineteen
Mile Creek Bridge to its junction
with Pemberton-Portage Road at
Pemberton; 12.74 km on the
Pemberton-Portage Road from the
B.C. Railway crossing at Mt. Cur-

seto White Creeks amd be kin on
the sume road trom Gates bake te
PY Arey.

The work will consist ot remes
me precast conerete: roadside: bitr-
riers, orectamittion oof evisning
pavement by milling, construction
of crushed aggregate, spraying of
primer and tack coat, construction
of reeveled and conventional
asphalt concrete pavement, con-
struction of granular and paved
shoulders and installation of
precast concrete roadside barriers.

The completion date is July 30,
1987,

Wednesdays, September 24, 1986 ~ North Shore News

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SINCE SEPT. 1, 1986 SHAW CABLE HAS EXPERIENCED
DELIBERATE VANDALISM ON ITS DISTRIBUTION PLANT
AND/OR PROPERTY. UNFORTUNATELY THIS DAMAGE HAS
RESULTED IN WIDESPREAD SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS FOR

OUR NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER SUBSCRIBERS.

SHAW CABLESYSTEMS (B.C.) LTD., |S
OFFERING A REWARD OF UP TO $10,000
FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION OF ANY
PERSON OR PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR
SUCH WILFUL DAMAGE.

PLEASE CALL YOUR NEAREST POLICE DEPARTMENT
TO REPORT ANY DAMAGE OR SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOR.

SHAW CABLESYSTEMS (B.C.) LTD.

WE HOSTED THE WORLD.

With the 1986 World's Fair counting down fast, the
time has come for some reflection on what we've achieved.

Our first objective at the B.C. Pavilion was to show our
province off to the world. And so we did, as visitors fron all
over the globe came to experience what the host province
of Expo had to offer. From politicians and investors to tite
royalty of Europe, people from every walk of life, nationaliry
and profession came to see our province represented at Expo.

APD YOU LOVED US TOO!

From day one you rade us the most pepular pavilion
at Expo. Ina public survey conducted by The Vancouver Sun,
the B.C. Pavilion “buried its nearest competitor...by a three
to one margin.” In June, we were the first pavilion to have one
million visitors; last month we passed the three million mark.
Both our exhibit buildings have been operating at « apacity
and our projection of more than four million visits by Expo's
end is within our grasp.

IT WAS A PROVINCE-WIDE EFFORT.

It's thanks to you, the people of British Columbia, rhat
B.C. is shining just as brightly as we hoped it would. Our
Regional Showcase program gave British Columbians
everywhere a partto play in our presentation, bringing
thousands of you to the heart of our site. More than 10,000
performers from every region displayed the special character
of our peaple durmg the 10 week Showease. And our
professional performers thrilled our visitors with first rate
entertainment all summer long.

WE SHOWED OUR SERIOUS SIDE, TOO.

International executives and trade delegations invited
to Expo flocked through the gates. These special guests were
invited through our Bustness Visitors Program, designed to
encourage trade and investment by matching business
people with appropriate hosts, conferences and tours of
industrial and research sites throughout B.C.

Our business visitors ranged fram the Chinese dele-
gation led by Vice-Premier Yao Yi Ling to representatives of
the Mitsubishi Corporation in Japan. A Norwegian delegation
came to study B.C’s emerging aquaculture industry,
prompting an exchange of knowledge and commerce. And an
endless stream of visitors saw a cross section of BC Industry
through our Challenge B.C. presentations.

AND IT’S FAR FROM OVER.

This month, we're inviting key people from B.Cls
film and sub-sea industries to participate in special days
designed to expose their skills and products to the world.
Combined with the Business Visitors Program, these events
will continue to create business for British Columbia
in the future.

This year, B.C. hosted the world and the world liked
what it saw. And the results won't end October 13 = they'll
go on serving British Columbians
as our Expo visitors return year alter
year to visit and invest.

cee |

THE HONOURABLE PATRICK MiG DR,
MENISTER RESPONSIBLE

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