14 - Wednesday, December 13, 1989 - North Shore News

Huntington named

honorary

THE NORTH Shore’s Ron Hun- tington has been appointed the honorary chairman of National Transportation Week for the Brit- ish Columbia and Yukon Region for 1990.

National Transportation Week has been an annual event since 1970 and will be celebrated across Canada June 3 to 9, 1990.

Huntington, chairman of the board of Canada Ports Corpora- tion, said he was pleased with the appointment.

“Communities throughout Brit- ish Columbia celebrate achieve- ments in transportation,’’ he said. “Events during National Trans- portation Week are a salute to the 160,000 British Columbians who

Provincial park to expand |

SEVENTY-SEVEN hectares are being added to Shannon Falls Provincial Park to protect the view of the spectacular waterfalls two kilometres south of Squamish, Parks Minister Ivan Messmer an- nounced recently.

Large trees are featured in the heavily-forested lands being added to the popular 10-hectare park.

Each year, about 250,000 people visit the 335-metre waterfails, making it one of the most popuiar picnic sites in B.C,

chairman

work in the transportation sector.

““Canadians have overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles to develop one of the most complex and efficient trans- portation systems in the world. National Transportation Week is a time for British Columbians to reflect on the vital role that all modes of transportation play in our economic and social well-be- ing.”’

Huntington was first elected as Progressive Conservative MP for the riding of Capilano in 1974 and retired from the House of Com- mons in June 1984.

He was appointed chairman of the board for the Canada Ports Corporatien in 1984.

West Vancouver-Howe Sound MLA John Reynolds said: ‘*This will enhance the many impressive provincial parks in the Squamisn Valley. Visitors will be an easy climb away from spectacular views of the valley and Howe Sound.’’

Shannon Falls, Hunlen Falls (259m) in Tweedsmuir Park and Della Falls (440m) in Strathcona Park are three of the highest waterfalls in Canada and amongst the highest in the world.

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