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FABRIC BANNERS

Young artists spread
the spirit of Expo 8

NORTH VANCOUVER students are opening the
Gateway to Expo on the North Shore.

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THE DRAWINGS of these student artists were selected from many entries to be made into street ban
.winning students from left to right are Leah Wallace, Kevin Leung, Shary Varaljay, Shannon Higginson and Paula Bod-
naruk. The banners will hang on Lonsdale Avenue for the duration of the world’s fair.

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HUNDREDS OF PRINTS
POSTERS & FRAMES TO
CHOOSE FROM

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precut mats, precut glass & most unframed prints
& posters.

NEWS photo Terry Paters

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mers for Expo. The

Art works of Paula Bod-
naruk, 9, Shannon Higgin-

son, 13, Kevin Leung, 15, -

Anne Martinsen, 18, Shary
Varaljay, 4 and Leah
Wallace, It, have been
chosen io adorn the streets
of North Vancouver.

The project, jointly spon-
sored by the North Van-
couver Teachers of Visual
Arts, the Community Arts
Council and the Nosth Van-
couver Expo Committee, is
to transfer the students’ Ex-
po theme posters into fabric
banners to be hung from
street posts during the
world’s fair.

STUDENTS REWARDED

The five students, repre-
senting all levels of public
education, were rewarded
for their efforts with seasons
passes to Expo.

Grade 3 Norgate student
Paula Bodnaruk says she has
been interested in art for

- three years and will use her

Expo pass to go on the rides
at the world’s fair.

Kevin Leung, a grade 9
student from Seycove, will
use his pass to see all the
cars and ships at Expo as
well. as check out the

McDonald’s McBarge. He
also wants to test the food
from all the other countries
which will be represented at
Expo. i

RAISE MONEY

While the winners of the
banner contest have been
chosen, the North Van-
couver Expo Committee is
still trying to raise money
through sponsorships in
order to cover the cost of
printing and erecting the
banners.

“The sponsors’ logos will
be seen at the bottom of
each Gateway to Expo ban-
ner and will be displayed
throughout the district and
city,"’ said Expo Commit-
tee’s public relations officer
Doug Loblaw. ‘‘The banners
will decorate 300 lamp posts
on North Vancouver's major
Streets beginning in May,
1986."”

“Only a few sponsorships
remain to be sold at a cost of
$3,000 for 10 banners.”*

Anyone interested in
sponsoring a banner can
contact Doris Wilson at
985-7761.