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PREPARATIONS _= for
Expo ’86 in Vancouver
are being extended to
new municipalities and

groups on the North
Shore.

By MAUREEN CURTIS

North Vancouver City
decided Monday to expand
its committee to include
representatives from the
District of North Vancouver,
the Squamish and Burrard
Indian Bands and School
District 44.

The extended group hence-
forth will be known as the
North Vancouver Expo '86
Committee. It’s purpose is to
plan, co-ordinate and direct
activities associated with the
promotion of the North Van-
couver area to Expo ’°86
visitors. .

North Vancouver City has
already begun preparations
for the transportation and
communications exposition
by instigating improvements
to its waterfront area.

These include $650,000 to
be spent on a waterfront park
this year as well as the
development of the am-
bitious $25 million Lonsdale
Quay development which will
involve a hotel and indoor
marketplace

According to Committee |

chairman, Ald Stella Jo
Dean, North Van City also
hopes to arrange alternate
transportation to the SeaBus
to facilitate travel between
the Quay and the ( anadian
Pavilion

North Vancouver District
Plans to become involved
soon and as currently con
sidering the construction ofa
camping recreation vehicle
tacihty within its boundaries

As hotels are already book
ed for Expo (86, a bed and
breakfast program is being
looked oatooon othe North
Shore Residences must be in
spected and ceccive the “ha
mie Bxpea decal of approval
inorder to be ine luded

Entertaiment and special
events will be welcome on the
North Shore as well And
anyone mberested in organs
ing something like this should
contact Chamman Dcan al
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The present ooummitres
cousists Of Caty Ald Dana
Tavlor and Rod € lark
Chamber of Commerce
representative Henry Becker
City stalfcers Gserry Breowes
and Prank Moorrnts. | former
aldcrinan Bill Sorensen NOY
Arts © oul President Jack
Meo ormich ft atisgrari
cnpinecs Zolton KRuuwe NOY
Transit Supenintcadant Brian
Relly Ponsdale Ouay
Manager bai Martin Pete
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John Lb conard

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