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to $500,000 to make it winter- Quebec province and the eltylof if.... THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 21, 1967 If a large number of the 61; Montreal taxpayers, already;not take kindly to another huge rs i % : participating countries do give|repaying the debt for gered financial burden. proof... ." of Montreal in the respective! 'The administration statf is their pavilions to the city, Mont-|$230,000,000 subway and com- Robert F. Shaw, deputy com-|" y9 said the future of Expo|percentage proportions of 50,/being phased out steadily. Al. real will have a king - sized|/mitted to pay 12% per cent of missioner-general of Expo 67.| ser closing day is the respon-|37% and 12%. most all our architects and de. u ure Sse xpo S an Ss problem on its hands. |Expo's operating deficit, might|*" 22 interview Thursday £aV¢| sinitity of a committee on which! Andrew Kniewasser, Expo's|signers have gone already. an example of the costs Of/ rnresentatives of the three g0V-|peneral manager, said in an| "Many persons have written winterizing pavilions. ernments financing Expo are|interview: to us already asking if they can 7 l Last. 2. Doys EXCESSIVE COSTS represented. | "We are enumerating every-|make an offer for specific items onsl ere V on r ea Friday end Seturdey "Expo Theatre, which cost| Expo's expected $137,000,000|thing we own on the site, iden-jon the site. We acknowledge all THE $3,000,000 to build, probably|deficit is to be shared between |tifying it and making full in-|these and file them for the date ventory in readiness for when|when we will put out tenders would require an outlay of upithe governments of | Canada, Tomorrow] ||Exo geodesic dome as he has not MONTREAL (CP) -- In a, Thoughts on what might be said what he will do with the week's time there will be three|done with the site after the fair months to go before Expo 67|have ranged from a giant uni-jother 10 pavilions that have closes its doors but the future|versity or an international meet-/been offered to the city. of the 1,000 - acre showpiece|ing place, to using part for an| Privately, some sources in the we have to destroy or dispose!for the purchase of everything." TORONTO. WELLS BROS. From Celgery, Alberte THE ESTABLISHED Torente Stock Quotations In. x--Odd lot, xd rights, xw--Ex-v from previous | after that is anybody's guess. |international youth centre. joffered pavilions admit that! HOME ' Officially the site remains the| Following Montreal Mayor|Mr. Drapeau's acceptance of 0 ODEON BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM ! Join The M leased possession of Expo until|Jean Drapeau's statements that|the pavilions has saved them a IN OSHAWA ° Dec. 31, 1969, when it must be|Expo should not disappear from sum of money--the| MOVIE NA a returned to the city of Montreal|its river site several countries|cash needed to demolish the ili } < <> "The Incredible Mr. Limpet" _ Pera from whom it was leased June|have offered their pavilions folpavitions after Expo ends in ac- : CLUB id Pp Acme Ge Ae 30, 1964 for one dollar. the city of Montreal after Expo|Cordance with their contracts. iii dial Plus--"Bugs Bunny Carnival" se Bethim The city will get St. Helen's|closes. 12:30 P.M. | UJ WW bs F Cr Mines 76 | Camp Chib 9 | c Tung ne : C Jamiesn 730 Island and man - made Notre } Dame Island. The National Har- "3 ee a D iZZ A bors Board will get Cite du uredsy, ir. Drapeau ac: ® Havre, the extension of main-|cePted the United States pavil Phone 723-024) A +.|ion from Leonard Marks, direc- Jand Montreal on which Expo's tor of the U.S. Information or 728-0192 administration and several ex- 5 " i Agency in Washington. Uf h ; hibition buildings are located. |" avor did not say what ERE 4 The management of MARYDALE PARK invites onsite aa . SUNDAY * s""j)he would do with the $9,000,000 | everyone to use the park, Canter ce Y Ww nw heer Cassiar 1 | JULY 22nd |= Be 2 ae e * = a @ @ @ & fe ; | HORSE SHOW Chastrvile ss Conigo 800 maa "s | "HOF js PARK" | = DANCE. THE BEAT. SOUND i] THE FOR YOUNG CANADIANS | To COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN! 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