The West
Parks and
Department's
Summer

Vancouver
Recreation

Childrens’
Programmes are

once again preparing to wind

down in preparation for the
upcoming Fall Season.

In celebration of a very
successful summer
programme, a spectacular
Penny Carnival has been
scheduled for
August 22 from 10:00 to
3:00. This will be the second
annual summer spectacular
Penny Carnival.

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FACE PAINTING will be just one of the many exciting booths at the Penny Carnival
to be held at the West Vancouver Recreation Centre on F:
seen here painting Kirsten's face for the clown contest.

Penny Carnival winds up |
West Van’s summer fun

By the looks of the ex-
tensive preparations it will
prove to be one of the most
memorable highlights of the
summer.

The Penny Carnival will
be one section of a whole
day of exciting activities
planned to end the summer
in a very special way. The
Carnival will take place in
the West Vancouver Ice
Arena and is open to all
participants of West Van-
couver Recreation Summer
Programme. Last year's

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Penny Carnival attracted
more than 300 children ages
3to 13. ‘

The Carnival atmosphere
pervades as the arena is
brightly decorated with
multi-coloured streamers,
banners and posters. Each of
the booths cost only one
penny and most attractions
offer special prizes.

After the Penny Carnival
segment there will be a water
slide, talent show and
special craft.

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New substation for
Construction has started
on .a new $5.1 million B.C.

Hydro substation which will
' serve the Lynn Valley area

The substation, required
to meet load growth and to
upgrade security of electric
supply to customers in the

of North Vancouver. Lynn Valley area, will

receive power from a nearby

Doyle Construction of 230,000 volt overhead

Vancouver, awarded a transmission line. It will

$989,832 contract by Hydro, distribute power by un-

began work on the project derground circuits at 12,000
this week near Kirkstone volts.

Road at Rufus Avenue.
Work to be done by Doyle
involves site preparation and
construction of civil works

The substation has been
designed so that lower
voltage equipment will be
housed in buildings arranged

including access road,  toscreen as much as possible
foundations, buildings and the high voltage outdoor
fences. installations. Additional

_ Six tenders were received
by Hydro for the work with
lump sum prices ranging up

, toabout $1.24 million.

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screening will be provided
by landscaping outside the
Station. Don Vaughan and
Associates are the landscape

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A contract already has
been awarded by Hydro to
Westinghouse to supply two
power transformers for the
Station at a cost of about
$1.17 million. The balance
of the $5.1 million total cost
is primarily for additional
electrical equipment which
has already been ordered
and for installation costs.

Tenders will be called by
Hydro tater this year for
installation of the substation
equipment.

The station will go into
service in late 1981 with
initial operation at one-sixth
capacity. Additional
capacity will be added as
demand dictates.

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