28 - Friday, August 19, 1994 - North Shore News

North Van family
prepares for tour

FIVE BRITISH Columbia fam-
ilies — including Ron and
Hiroko Stenberg of North
Vancouver, and their four chil-
dren, Chris, 13, Tamiko, 5,
Asako Uno, 15, and Genta
Murakamo, 1! — will spend a
seven-day summer vacation
taking part in a 60,000-kilome-
tre test drive.

The cross-country trek will be
the longest consumer iest-drive ever
staged in Canada.

The Stenbergs are part of a group
of 30 Canadian families. from St.
John's to Victoria, who have agreed
to participate in the Chevrolet
!.umina Discover Canada Tour.

Families will depart from six
Canadian cities — Vancouver,
Calgary, Winnipeg. Toronto,
Montreal and Halifax -—- on
Saturday, Aug. 20, for the seven-day
driving adventure.

“The purpose of the Discover
Canada tour is to test drive the all
new, Canadian-built 1995 Chevrolet
Lumina four-door sedan and to cele-
brate the tradition of families taking
to the open road together to see
some of the most diverse and beauti-
ful destinations Canada has to
offer,” said Martin Walsh, General
Director of Advertising for.General
Motors of Canada.

“We're all very excited, especial-
ly about the mystery part — not
knowing where we'll be going until
the last minute,” said Hiroko
Stenberg.

Some of the destinations the
British Columbia families will visit
include the Legislative Buildings in
Victoria, the artworks of downtown
Chemainus on Vancouver Island,
Pacific Rim Park and Long Beach
on the west coast of Vancouver
Island, Minter Gardens in the Fraser
Valley, the restored gold-rush town
of Barkerville. Mount Revelstoke,
Hell's Gate on the Fraser River, his-
toric Fort Langley and Kelowna,
where Lake Okanagan will be
scanned for a sighting of Ogopogo.

General Motors will provide
each family with a 1995 Lumina
four-door sedan for one week,
$1,200 (in cash or on a GM credit
card) and a video camera to record
their experiences.

In return, each family has agreed
to cover a distance of at least 2,000
km (1,240 miles) and record their
travels on videotape.

Although each family is free to
plan its own itinerary, each will be
guided by two predetermined desti-
nations that will remained a mystery
to them until today, the evening of
their departure.

Participating families get to keep
the video cameras.

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