SIR ARTHUR battles with Kaj
Hvalrgaard for the hand of a
lovely maiden last Saturday at
Queen Mary School's
playground. The two knights
are members of the Society for
Creative Anachronism, which
holds practices every Tuesday
night at the school at 7 p.m.
The gatherings have attracted
as many as 500 people.

FEDERAL aviation officals are
prepared to accommodate as many
as 30,000 privately owned aircraft

expected to visit the Lower
Mainland during Expo 86.

A survey conducted for
Transport Canada by Chowne,
Beatson Management Consultants
suggests that up to twice the
average of 15,000 general aviation
trips to the seven airports in the
Lower Mainland may be expected
during Expo 86. -

Up to 18,000 trips are expected
to originate in the United States,
particularly Washington, Oregon
and California.

About three Expo 86 visitors are
expected on each privately owned
aircraft. The projected 105,000
visitors are forecast to stay nearly
four days.

Airport facilities are sufficient to
cope with the anticipated general
aviation traffic. If required, addi-
tional aircraft parking can easily
be made available during peak
periods.

Transport Canada is publishing
a General Aviation Guide for Expo
86, which will be distributed free
of charge through Flight Service
Stations and some fixed base op-
erators in Canada and the United
States within a day’s flying time of
the Lower Mainland. It will also be
available directly from Transport
Canada by February 1986 to help
pilots plan visits.

The Guide, which does not
replace air navigation publications
and charts, is designed to give the
general aviation pilot advance
general information on airports
and their facilities, sources for air
navigation publications and air
traffic control procedures.

It will also help a pilot familiar-
ize himself with the general avia-
tion environment around Van-
couver.

Fiecycling
continues

THE GREATER Vancouver
Regional District has approved
funds totalling $100,000 to con-
tinue its recycling promotion pro-
gram during 1986.

The program, initiated four
years ago, is directed by a commit-
tee composed of representatives
from the private and public sec-
tors, non-profit socictics and
community organizations.

Public interest has increased
significantly since the start of the
program. Recycling of materials
such as newspaper, cardboard,
glass and metal has risen sharply.
Some form of regular curbside
newspaper pickup now operates in

most Greater Vancouver
municipalities.
Among the activities co-or-

dinated through the GVRD recycl-
ing committee are an education
program in elementary schools, the
production of brochures and
posters, funding for a recycle
hotline, and the arrangement and
promotion of a recycle month in

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield | the Lower Mainland.

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