‘decides

Whistler hosts giant slalom

THE Molson World
Downhill and Super Giant
Slalom for the FIS BASF Ski
World Cup will be staged at
Whistler Mountain March
15-16.

The Molson World
Downhill is the final World
Cup Downhill race for men
on the 1985-86 calendar. It
the overall world
championship.

‘We're starting to get
serious in our preparations,”
saic Race Chief Bill
McNeney. ‘‘We'’re right on
target and think we'll have
an outstanding course for
both races."’

International FIS
Technical Delegate, Dave
Stapleton of Aspen, concurs.
Stapleton recently toured the
course with

and announced he was im-
pressed.

‘it’s, a very interesting
course,’’ said Stapleton. ‘It
should be a very good race."

The 3,800 metre course, is
the longest on the World
Cup circuit.

It is expected to take just
over two minutes to
manoeuvre the two-mile
course. ,

race officials

THE B.C. PAVILION MEANS BUSINESS.

EXPO 86 is bringing the world of business to British
Columbia in 1986, And the Host B.C. Pavilion will be
there with exhibits, programs and a first-class conference
facility designed to advance th ie B.C. business and —
investment story.

WITHA VISITORS PROGRAM: To take fall
advantage of the Expo opportunity, the Ministry of
: International Trade and Investment: launched a.‘ S
world-wide marketing effort last fall. This is the Business
Visitors Prograrn — a series of invitations for key business.
-contacts the world over to visit Expo. Since then; over. ’
30,000 business people in 60 nations have been invited
to the fair and thousands of responses have already been
“received.
cs. In addition, 25,000 information packages’ *. .
- highlighting the business potential of an Expo visit have
been distributed through international banks and
airlines worldwide.

CONFERENCE FACILITIES. A full service
conference facility:-has been created at the Challenge -
B.C. building.And at plaza level, a business centre has
* been'developed for visitors seeking information on B.C.
business and investment opportunities. Both will have
_>. AL the full information base and staff resources necessary to
wa - tell the'story of B.C: business both large and small.
= : From here, business visitors will move out through
the province as companies all over B.C. work with the
Ministry of International ‘Trade and Investment to
coordinate plant-tours, briefings and business seminars
for our special business guests.

‘AND A TECHNOLOGICAL SHOWCASE.
Ourexhibits themselves are a reflection of B.C. skillsand
. enterprise, The B.C. Pavilion worked with all industry
. sectors to ensure the key stories of B.C. industry were told
_ to our international audience. Both our traditional . ve
resource and energy sectors and new high technology
induscties are presented at the B.C. Pavilion: all carry a
mesage of opportunity and innovation.

‘We've fine-tuned our programs, exhibits and
facilities to convey one message — B.C. is a confident;
resource-rich province with exceptional trade, invest-
ment and business opportunities. [t’sa message our guests
will remember and act on in the years ahead.

THE HONOURABLE DON PHILLIPS, MINISTER RESPONSIBLE §

PROVINCE-WIDE AUDITIONS
FOR THE REGIONAL SHOWCASE
WILL BE HELD JANUARY

_ THROUGH MARCH.

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' SPONSORED BY:

21 - Wednesday, January 15, 1986 - North Shore News

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