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BOAT SHOW-A show at The Mall in Cambridge lGaltl March 29-April 7 was billed as an outlet for local recreation dealers to show their wares in a central showplace. As well as four boats there were'five tent trailers includ- ing three Lionel hardtops from MacPherson Camping Centre. Cambridge and two soft tops from Koenig Manufacturing, New Hamburg. Also on display was a 1 3 foot Spindraft Sailboat from E & R Enterprises. Cambridge; a Toyota Land cruiser from Grand River Toyota and a Vega hatchback and a 1913 GMC pickup truck with a camper until from Bennett Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd. Football may be king of the Sunday "tube" watch- ers' society, but a fast grow- ing sport that had its roots before North America was discovered is fast gaining favor with those folks who would rather "do" than "watch." Archery-said by some to be more than 100,000 years old-has by many estimates gained the attention and favor of more than eight million Americans and Ca- nadians. Why archery has become so popular and con- tinues to gain favor daily is a moot question. But small wonder that in an age of crowded cities. con- gested concrete byways more leisure time, this in is on the rise. or with archery the fam- ily shooting range is as near as the backyard and the gate of admittance is just off the patio. The hours are flexible, there's no waiting in line and healthy Compe- tition can be between iam- ily or target or self. And there are many rea- sons why more than two million outdoorsmen take up the bow for a go at deer and small game not that far from home. For it's close to home in a lot of places where bowhunting is permitted and firearms arent And too, in many areas the gun hunter is limited to days and hours in pursuit of fur and feather where the bowhunter's season is measured in months. Archery is exciting . "Door steps Mounted on the Station Wagon are an optional ex": 'Wheolcovers are not availabve tor the Hardtop model The go anywhere, do anything Toyota four-wheel drive Land Cruiser. Climb mountain trails. Cross rocky river beds. Cruise along a highway or head out over rough terrain. This is what we build our Land Cruiser to do. To be tough and to take the _ roughest treatment in its stride. And come back for more. Reinforced body steel, nuts, bolts and rivets help make it rugged. Its tough suspension can handle the rocks and potholes ot backwoods' trails. Skid plates underneath protect vital parts. The straight-six 155 horsepower (SAE. gross) engine provides the power to climb or tow or push or plough. And the tour-wheel drive lets you go where you never dared go before. _ Sure, it's no beauty contest winner. The price is surprisingly realistic when you discover all the standard equipment we've built into our Land Cruiser. Take off with one of our tough Ones. A Toyota Land Cruiser, Station Wagon or HardtoprThey'll go anywhere. _ TOYOTA no. GRAND RIVER _ TOYOTA . Landcruiser For the angier%todoeart't want to exert himself too much, or for reams of health must take it easy. there is atittfishing from hunks. bridges, piers and hmkwaters. He may also stillfidi from an anchored or drifting boat, or fish by trolling. In any case all the fisherman need do is hold his rod and wait for a fishtostrike. Fishing can be rigorous. Some fishermen arise long before daybreak and, perhaps, drive a couple hilldred miles to a turbu- lent trout stream. They then spend 10 or 12 hours wading rough water, fighting slip- pery rocks and sinking mud, and then. won: and weary, drive those same "couple hundred” miles back home. Fishing is easy Still other anglers are willing to tight frantic seas for a day's offshore fishing. [YMCA CAMPING DEPT.. WATERLOO FAMILY Y 579-35001 CAMP WABANAKI ages 6 to , 5 - q weeks in August LIONS YOUTH CAMP ages 7 to " - q weeks in July CAMP KI-WA-Y ages ' to " - July and August SCAMPER CAMP ages 4 to T (At our Kitchonu Bunch) 6 weeks all day [July and August) KIDDIE CAMP - q to 7 - morning only YMCA CAMPS for girls FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND BROCHURES REGISTRATION NOW OPEN 145 Lincoln Road, Waterloo 408 Hespeler " " 623-6480 (Gait) CAMBRIDGE The minister of transport encourages " passengers travelling to and from Toronto International Airport to use the various public transport means. serving the airport. "May we be of service to you"? . _ lie cot-hunky with ”will: which Lie. No. 1525) tCIlllrgfll[lIER] Pusan... Imago. Em Freight Bum TORONTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION Elmira Signet for boys CAMP WABANAKI ages 6 to " l - 4 weeks in July LIONS YOUTH CAMP ages ' to 1 s - a weeks in Angus! CAMP Kl-WA-V ages T to " - July and August THUNDERBIHD DAY CAMP .9” T to " - 4 weeks in August SCAMPER CAMP ages 4 to , - 6 weeks I" day duty and August KIDDIE CAMP (at ouv Kitchens Branch) - mowing: only (Call 743-5201) Cambridge 653-3931 533m COACH UNES LIMITED SINCE "" Rqioetat Deacon Edition - P. I for boys th girls IN CLtMATE