38 - Wednesday, August 27, 1986 -

North Shore News

TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES DISPLA YED AT EXPO 86
Air exhibition above the rest

EXPO 86 presents the world with a unique opportunity to event ented Liehrer Than Air —
view some of the most exciting current developments in the

transportation industry.

One such development, that of
fighter than air LTA) technology,
is rapidly becoming the sate.
economical and effective answer to
transportation aeeds in both
developed and developing coun-
tries around the globe.

The 1 TA vehicles of today bear
little resemblance to the diriibles
and balloons of the past. Current
technological advances in the fields

of propulsion systems, plistics and
polkiners, heliuin and computer
fechnologs. aeronautics and
avianauties have resulted ino the
manufacture and use of a new and
exciting breed of transport) vehi-
cles.

From Sept. PS to 28 this ex.
traordinary method of transporta-
tion will become the focus of
world attention at a special Expo

UBC counsels
new students

UBC Advisor and Admission
Night is for students who want to
attend UBC on a part-time basis.

Tonight (Aug. 27) from 6 to 8
p.m. students will receive counsell-
ing about admission requirements,
registration procedures, and career
planning, as well as information
on all UBC general services useful
to evening part-time students.

It will be held in the lounge area
of the Scarfe (Education) Building.
Use Gate 6, off Northwest Marine
Drive, to the parking lot; walk half

a block east on University Boule-
vard to the Scarfe Building.

Students new to UBC must bring
all secondary and post-secondary
school transcripts if they want to
apply to the university at this time.

Returning students will be able
to register immediately. Students
who wish to transfer to UBC
and/or plan to attend evening
courses during the Winter Session
will benefit trom this gathering of
faculty advisors.

Free coffee will be served.

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No foternanenal Ev hibition.
Highhehts of the event include
an imernational conference featur-
ing presentations from over 3a
PUA manufacturers and techna-
logical experts Sept. EX and TY: a
two-das symposium on ‘tthe ap-
pheations of TTA technolags tor
developing nations’? Sept. 27 and
28: the first ever ETA show at

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Boundary Bay Airport: Sept. 20
and Qo an ETA art and Jiterature
fairs and a film festival featuring
some of the LTA vehicles of today
and the future.

LTA manufacturers from ali
over the world will be participanne
in the conference, including four
Canadian firms experimenting with
revolutionary new passenger,
heasy lift and surveillance vehicles.

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ANA model of one of the most
promismy new Canadian LTA
vehicles trom Hystar Aerospace is
currently on display at the Canada
Place Pavilion.

The Sept. 18 and 19 program
will include presentations by inter-
navionally renowned ELPA experts
on topics such as ihe industrial
applications of LTA technology in
forestry .

Bypass successful.
Many thanks.

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