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WHAT GOES up must come down — preferably with the biggest splash possible. Dale Henderson, at 511 pounds, put everything he had into it but wound up third at the bellyflop championships held last weekend. Watch for more details.

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PROJECTS IN North Vancouver and on Bowen

Island are among

16 approved for the Lower Mainland under the federal

government’s En-

vironment 2000 employment program.

In all, Environment Canada is spending $684 ,000 in the Lower Mainland to create environmen- tally-onented work for 123 people through the summer

Total spending for the province is $6 millon with 1,200 jobs created so far and another 30) projects to be announced

Projects in this region in clude © $73,470 being spent to

employ 12 workers to com plete a trial into the Tyan Valley Watershed area’ The six mute tral from North Vancouver to the treeline along Lynn Creek, with a branch dine built into lyon Lake, os part of the oon vestigation of the possibility

of establishing the lynn Creek watershed as a major, multi-use park.

© $32,650 being spent to employ six people in clean- ing up the lower Lynn Creek and Seymour River and the slashing of trails through forests surrounding Deep Cove to give residents access to nature areas

* $30,080 being spent to employ six people on Bowen Island to restore and carry oul minor development in the Crippen regional park aud the clean up and enhancement of Snug Cove's main streets, projects aimed at adding to the island's rep ulation as a tourist Uestina fron

All three projects are cut rently under way

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