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FOR THE FOURTH year runn-
ing, Western Canada’s largest

‘ home show will be in B.C. Place
Stadium Feb. 13 to 22.

The B.C. Home Show covers
more than 200,000 square reet of
space and uses both the playing
field area and the second level
concourse. Exhibitors include
many nationally known names
joined by local organizations, old
and new, traditional and in-
novative.

mother’s room, as well as a cafet.--
ria.

The show's do-it-yourself
theatres will address three major
themes: home improvement and
interior desig. garden and land-
scaping; and consumer awareness
— how to make the most of your
dollars.

At centre field are two
demonstration workshops making
beer and wine at home and giving
hands-on experience with tools and

.G. Home Show

find something new, something in-
formative and something enter-
taining. For novice home buyers,
established families and those
changing their lifestyles, the show
offers a perfect opportunity to see
what is available, to assess and
compare products, and to ask
questions of people who have all
the answers.”

Show hours are 4 to 10 p.m. on
weekdays; 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on
Fridays and Saturdays; and 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays.

power equipment.

Says Tracon partner Simon
Roberts ‘‘We have broadened the
scope of the B.C. Home Show this
year so everyone in the family will

Jordans will unveil a carpet
which resists all stains and other
exhibitors such as McMordies
Brass, Norsman Furniture and
Riverside Iron Works will be pres-
enting their latest designs. .

A Langley company, Canostruc- IUXURY —_——"—
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using a new patented system for
wall assembly—kiln dried lumber | BATTTROOMS and KITCHENS —-—
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able to test its strength and noise
resistance.

The Greater Vancouver Home
Builders Association will build and
furnish its Dream Home 87. This
full-sized house by Jenish Home
Designs has an atrium to bring
outdoor living inside — a popular
‘feature in a province where rain is
common.

Features include those that show
visitors have come to expect: the
childrens’ wait 'n play area, the

General admission is $5 for
adults. Seniors $4 and children six
to 12 years are 75 cents.

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Available with curved or straight eaves, installed
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