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Expo fever, Jim Pattison, right, can look at the success of Expo 86 it nears the halfway mark of its run with a lot of satisfaction
Expo fever, Jim Pattison, right, can look at the success of Expo 86 it nears the halfway mark of its run with a lot of satisfaction

Expo fever, Jim Pattison, right, can look at the success of Expo 86 it nears the halfway mark of its run with a lot of satisfaction

Date4/13/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Expo fever, Jim Pattison, right, can look at the success of Expo 86 it nears the halfway mark of its run with a lot of satisfaction.
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Expo salesman, Jim Pattison, receiving award from the Sales and Marketing Executives of Toronto, agrees Canada's in a big mess
Expo salesman, Jim Pattison, receiving award from the Sales and Marketing Executives of Toronto, agrees Canada's in a big mess
11/20/1986
Jimmy Pattison, left, the tough chief of Expo, discusses the fair with director Herb Capozzi
Jimmy Pattison, left, the tough chief of Expo, discusses the fair with director Herb Capozzi
4/13/1986
Expo fever
Expo fever
4/15/1986
In B.C.: Crossroads Christian Communications Inc., which broadcasts the TV program 100 Huntley Street hosted by minister David Mainse - will be the only Expo 86 religious exhibit.
In B.C.: Crossroads Christian Communications Inc., which broadcasts the TV program 100 Huntley Street hosted by minister David Mainse - will be the only Expo 86 religious exhibit.
8/17/1983
Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.
Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.
1/15/1986
Stacked: A.V. Force, a Toronto audio-visual production compnay, will install a video wall 26-inch television screns, like those shown, at Vancouver's Expo '86
Stacked: A.V. Force, a Toronto audio-visual production compnay, will install a video wall 26-inch television screns, like those shown, at Vancouver's Expo '86
9/27/1985
Get set to savor Expo 86
Get set to savor Expo 86
6/6/1985
Market overcapacity, George Peapples, new president of GM Canada, leans on special edition Buick Skylark, emblazoned with Expo 86 emblem. He says the (...)
Market overcapacity, George Peapples, new president of GM Canada, leans on special edition Buick Skylark, emblazoned with Expo 86 emblem. He says the (...)
2/11/1986
Mass formation free fall of 100 skydivers will try to break world record at Expo 86
Mass formation free fall of 100 skydivers will try to break world record at Expo 86
8/3/1968
Ontario's place, Premier David Peterson and British Columbia Premier Bill Bennett study a model of Ontario's Expo 86 pavilion at Queen's Park yesterda(...)
Ontario's place, Premier David Peterson and British Columbia Premier Bill Bennett study a model of Ontario's Expo 86 pavilion at Queen's Park yesterda(...)
4/8/1986
Paper Expo: Look out George Plimton - here comes Jim Shannon. The Ottawa teacher lived a dream when he spent two months covering.
Paper Expo: Look out George Plimton - here comes Jim Shannon. The Ottawa teacher lived a dream when he spent two months covering.
5/17/1983
Matching strides, Mayor Bill Dennison (right) keeps in step with Bill Emmerton as the Aussie runner departs on a run today from Toronto's city hall to Expo
Matching strides, Mayor Bill Dennison (right) keeps in step with Bill Emmerton as the Aussie runner departs on a run today from Toronto's city hall to Expo
7/12/1967