NOVEMBER 3-9 this year
will mark the third. annual
National Crime Prevention
Week.

Events are being planned
across the country to
highlight the crime preven-
tion initiatives which take
place throughout the year in
Canada - and to look at
possibilities for the future. —
_ In British Columbia there
are a number of innovative

11 - Wednesday, November 6, 1985 - “North, Shore ‘News :

Fighting against crime

ranging from Block Parent
initiatives, sexual assault

‘prevention booklets, lectures

for seniors to assist thera in
identifying Schemes, Scams
and Cons, to name just’ a
few.

The purpose of National
Crime Prevention Week is to
create awareness and provide
the public with more infor-
mation about crime preven-
tion programs they may wish

to adapt to their own. com- :
“munity,, .

around local themes, ;

Many of: Bi Cc. ’s
municipalities; - -have...pro-
claimed November 3-9,-Na-
tional Crime: ‘Prevention
Week.: - Libraries: throughout

the ‘province --are~ par-'
ticipating:: by

programs and book displays

. Children in’ Grades 13

will have the “opportunity to’ L

learn about crime prevention
by Participating - ina poster

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“LET'S CELEBRATE. .
EXPO 86 — it conjures up images of breathtal
pavilions and plazas, a global celebration of new: |.
technology. And for the first time in history, British Col
is at the centre of it all.-
..' . This has created a unique ‘challenge for the BGs;
’ Pavilion — host of this major event. Because unlike other:
pavilions at Expo 86, we're at home. Many ofour
_ million visitors will be British Columbians while many,
many others will be newcomers: Our’ challenge :
B Cc. showcase that will thrill and inspire every
That's why we're taking the discovery app:
exhibits — presenting the landscapes and innovatio:
B.C. in a new and fresh way. So that British Columbia:
marvel at the province they thought they knew,
_. visitors will want to know it better... -.

ON THE ROAD TO DISCOVERY.
main Discovery B.C; Pavilion begins with:a gentle intro-
duction — the ‘Walk InThe Forest,"

_ tows of 12 metre Douglas Firs to the ‘pavilion‘entranice.. sic
.3 metre carved figures spread th i
skylights illuminate'a waterfall and ‘the for
|| are images of British Colu bia=~ bright
: But the real thrill lies in Gur 520-seat. Sho
beyond. To show, you the B.C: you’ ve never s
we enlisted a Genie Awar ‘inning producer 4
‘minutes of images from across the province. A‘
everyday scenes of British Columbia are presented i
astonishingly new light ~ thrqugh the high-resolution:
_film technique of Showscan. ‘And we're showing
that will recreate sights arid sounds like never befor
with a screen 20 metres
throughout the theatre.

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B.C’s ‘emerging dubmerble rear Other towers
“portray other discoveries — on land; sea-and in-th :
show how B,C's modern technology has develapéd froin:
our spirit of innovation. .. -
“>” Similarly, our Regional Marketplace i is a
discoverthe landscapes'and people of the provirice:

Visitors here.will literally stroll through Bricish ;
. discovering attractions, foods and diverse landscape oy

from‘each region along the way. And we! ve is :
regional entertainment at a bandstand
n'short, Discovery B. mi

“voyage of discovery that willthril

all visitors from all plac
_ Including British Columbians

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