in Florida this year, set aside some time to visit the World in Motion at Epcot Centre. it’s an interesting and enter- laining journey through the past, present and future of transportation, all in about 45 minutes. In typical Disney fashion, a motorized cart takes passengers through a series of historical, life-like scenes where talking mannequins relay the history of humans and transportation, Comical cavemen demonstrate the invention of the wheel; Ara- bian caravans show the beginning of the relationship between trans- portation and trade and com- merce; and sailing ships, wagon trains, steam trains, balloons and bicycles take the Disney traveller to the beginning of the automotive age. Here, the influence of the horseless carriage on modern civi- lization is demonstrated by its use as a new and efficient means of public transportation, commercial and business transport, and per- sonal transportation. Ina presentation called “It’s fun to be free,’’ the historical im- portance of increased personal mobility is presented. With the affordability of the mass-produced automebile came the ability to take a Sunday drive end get away from it all, take holidays and discover new places, attend shows and events in distant lands, and meet new people. NORTH SHORE resident Jen- ny Kaderali recently announced her intention to seek the B.C. Liberal party presidency, ‘I will support whoever is elected leader,’’ said Kaderali on Tuesday. Kaderali said she doesn’t lean towards any of the seven leadership candidates. Kaderali, 44, has served two terms as North Vancouver- Lonsdale Liberal riding presi- dent, She was vice-president of the North Vancouver Liberal Women’s Commission in the last provincial election. She has been a director of the. North Shore Community Services - Board and was a member of North Vancouver District’s multiculturalism task force, Kaderali also held a variety of positions in association with ‘the Ismaili community. Elections for the Liberal QUALITY WORKMANSHIP PRECISION REPAIRS LC,.B.C BCAA & ARA APPROVED COLLISION CENTRE F-A-S-T COLLISION SEPaIRS @¥i8le, FREE COURTESY CARS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES & 25HA. INFORMATION CONSULTATION 293- AUTOMOTION Car buffs will get a kick out of some of the well-preserved his- torical automobiles in the displays. Disney travellers then ‘‘fly’’ through space looking down ona futuristic city with bullet-like cars, high-speed trains, and intercon- nected skyscrapers. After exiting the motorized ride, travellers enter a static display of present and future technology. This includes an interesting ex- JENNY KADERALI party’s new executive take place at the party’s annual general meeting, slated for July 30 to Aug. I. The party’s leadership elec- tions are scheduled to take place on Sept. 11. dap rat CuaTomER Tersraction BURT UE S* a 3000 hibit on the importance of uero- dynamics toa car’s fuel consump- tion. (According to the exhibit, at higher speeds, 65% of the energy used to power a car is used just to push it through the air.) Another exhibit demonstrates the use of robots in contemporary automobile manufacturing. Robots now do many of the dirty jobs, such as painting, removing hot ignots from ovens, and welding. “Robots never get tired and they do a perfect job each time,” the taped announcement states. The Concept 2000 exhibit deplays GM's experimental cars such as the Micro urban car powered by a new-generation two-stroke engine. A number of automobile man- ufacturers arc developing two- stroke engines because of their lighter weight, smaller dimensions, greater fuel efficiency, and cheaper manufacturing costs. Noise, reliability and emissions problems still have to be worked out. A couple of other interesting concept cars include the Hinge Car, a car capable of hinging up- wards in the middle for better REGENCY (NORTHSHORE) MAZDA 700 Block, Marine Drive, North Vancouver 987-4458 Epcot Centre’s World in Motion provides historical context for automobiles IF YOU'RE planning on taking a vacation to DisneyWorld visibility, manoeuvrability and parking; and lowering for better handling. reduced drag, and better fuel economy. Also on display is the Lean Machine, a one-seat, three-wheel vehicle that can lean over like a bike to improve hand- ling while the two rear wheels re- main ievel, Other exhibits at World in Mo- tion include: Victory Lane, a rac- ing car exhibit; Water Engine, a presentation on hydrogen as fuel; and a display of General Motors automobiles. Like most pavilions at Epcot Centre, World in Motion is sponsored by a major corporation, in this case General Motors, so you won't see any Toyotas, Fords or Skodas there. But the message of personal mobility and the importance of the automobile to 20th century society is nevertheless tastefully, and objectively, presented, - Sales & Service -- DEAL DIRECT WITH FACTORY TRAINED MERCEDES TECHNICIANS "A great alternative to your regular dealer” x 987-3133 DFA? PECUALIZEL ZDA SE