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VANCOUVER area residents are
responding dramatically tothe need
for accommodation for Expo
visitors.

More than 500 homeowners
have registered as Guest House
hosts, many of them signing up at
the mall displays being héld on
weekends throughout the Lower
Mainland.

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Expo guest homes multiply

More than 7,000 homeowners
have requested informational
brochures, and the Expo informa-
tion office is fielding 150 calls a
day from potential hosts.

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THE VANCOUVER Centennial is
not the only special event happen-
ing this year.

The Royal Canadian Legion is
celebrating its 1986 Diamond
Jubilee.

On Sat., April 26 the North aad
West Vancouver Legion Branches
will present a Diamond Jubilee
Variety Show at North Van-
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When the world comes to our world class event,
they'll see an enormous spectacular,unfolding before their

eyes. But they will also see an incredible Province cailed:

British Columbia — our histofy, our landscape, otir. talents,
our resources — all showcased in the B.C. Pavilion.

For the collective efforts of many generations are
celebrated here — our chergy, our spirit, our cultural diversity,

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Homeowners are not expected to
provide meals for visitors.

A Guest House display will be
held at Capilano Mall from April
24 to 27. Displays will also be set
up at Granville Island during the
next two weekends,

To register for the program,
homeowners should visit these

locations or call EXPO INFO
directly at 660-EXPO (3976).

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We have all helped to build this Province by contributing
to her phenomenal growth and development. We have
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The British Columbia Pavilion is a once-in-a-lifetime

opportunity to share our story with the world. And with
each other.

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