u . ' seven days and six nights. It _ they. want to go.: . Wagon ‘Toyota ¢ are basically the @f° - “same. They're built totake itand oe st ‘under all weather in i Holiday» restful | _ by bus Tf you want to get away from the tenseness of driving and have a real relaxing vacation this year, why riot take an escorted tour by Greyhound bus. - There are more than a dozen escorted Greyhound bus tours. § covering Alberta and- British Columbia, plus others to the Northiands and. ‘Alagka, scheduled for this spring and summer. 7 There ig a wide choice of ex- citing trips-on deluxe air- conditioned, washroom-equipped scenic-cruiser! buses. - You can make a short one-day pleasure trip or a seven day, six-. “night cruise that will take you through some of the most ’ spectacular scenery in America. Rates are very reasonable and ‘ there are discounts for doubles, They include accommodation, . transportation, special sight-. seeing tours to places of interest, and on many . tours, reserved seats to events of interest plus some luncheons and dinners. B.C. tours originate in Van couver and further information and lists of tours will be sent to you by writing Greyhound or Pacific Stage’ Lines at 150 - Dunsmuir St., Vancouver 3, B.C, - or your local ‘pus office. —. Similarly in Alberta you can contact the Greyhound’ bus of- fices in Edmonton, Calgary or other cities that have bus depots. First long tour of the spring season is “North of 56”, a tour that lasts eight days and seven nights, May 31-June 7, and covers the northern frontier of B.C.,- Jasper, and the Columbia Tce Fields in Alberta, returning through the Rocky Mountains - and Yellowhead Pass to B.C. On the tour you will see the colorful. and historic Fraser Canyon, the Cariboo cattle country, north to the huge W.A.C. Bemett Dam in the Peace River with its massive underground Powerhouse .then follow the Alaska Highway to Fort St. John and Dawson Creek, Next day the bus moves ‘into ’ Alberta past fields of wheat with a night stopover at Edson.: Miette Hot Springs is a luncheon stopover and there is a two-night _ Stop at Jasper National Park, “This trip. sill. also. go. again... ? dune 28, July 26 and August 28. Another spectacular trip is to the Calgary Stampede, July $15, takes in the Calgary Stampede, . with reserved tickets for Chuck- | wagon and Show events. The tour covers: the . Okanagan Valley, Mica Dam on the Columbia, the Rocky Mountains, including. Banff and Lake Louise, Calgary, Edmonton and back through the Yellowhead and-Fraser Canyon. There is the Southern BC, | Banff and Canadian Rockies tour. from June 17-22. There are also many other BC, and Alberta tours and one day trips not mentioned here. Contact your nearest bus depot for more information. Vehicles that tame wilderness. There’s a couple of rugged vehicles on the market that are the answers fo taming Western Canada’s wilderness, Alberta - and B.C. outdoorsmen are rapidly finding out that the Toyota Hi-Lux half-ton pickup and the Toyota Land Cruiser, hard top, station wagon -give them the freedom to go where The Toyota Hi-Lux pickup has all the comfort and style-you'd |. ~ expect from a Toyota sedan, plus.. |”. :s: the versatility. and ruggedness of a light truck. vb It is equipped with: a rugged 108 HP. single overhead camshaft. | va erigine and has the power to haul - half-ton loads at any legal high- way speed. It also has a smooth, - . all-synchro | four-on-the-floor. transmission;.. which: ‘makes ; its: nice for the wife to'drive:” : ‘The Toyota Land Cruiser takes - you where you want to go and it: - gets you back. You: can make your own roads, ‘and your: own" “The Land: Crulser can tackle’ any job,-towing, plowing, pulling : or pushing, saythang a the Eo anywhere-lo-a ig machine. : ot has six forward. and two. ‘Teverse: gear combinations for ‘any speed orload, The. ‘big 155." OYSTER gathering ls part of the outdoor recreational ; fun on the Pacific Coast. The Pacific oyster, a large type of mollusk, can be found In all areas of southern B.C, coast, on boulders and rocky beaches, Best -tlme to harvest them Is low tide. You need an oyster shucker, © bought at any hardware store, 4 chisel or screwdriver, and a sack. Pry them off the rocks. To open. Insert a sharp blade at the hinge of the shell. Fry your favorite oyster recipe or eat them raw with: vinegar. These a eysters were In a cove near Campbell River, _ (Photo courtesy of B.C. Deptof Travel): By STUART MacF ARLANE If you are one of | people who like to get outdcots. for recreation ‘on weekends, or on you vacation, and - don’t now how to get started maybe a trailer club is your answer. Perhaps you have tried tenting and found it hard to erect a tent -in the rain without any help. ‘The next -step then for a hap- Pier vacation is a shelter on wheels, There are tent ‘trailers, travel trailers, campers and motor homes. All types sto fit all budgets, | ; Here again, once. you have a “tome on wheels,” you have to decide whether to “lone-wolf it,” ‘trailering, They -join up with getting away from, it all alone, | and perhaps running into unexpected problenis while in the Wilderness, ..or:-join up - with: kindred spirits who enjoy being with people: The type that ‘help you when you: have problems with a hitch or‘a: flat tire.’ There are many trailer clubs in B.C. who havea common bond of friend and neighbors to spend weekends and holidays together. ‘activities, howto form clubs,and family, on weekend outings, but “;::'This ls what trailer clubs are They enjoy the pleasure of the: enjoy ‘the outdoors in: group generally it is left up to the all about, getting together with outdoors with other people. activities. ; ‘discretion of the individual as to - “friends and enjoying the com-- The British Columbia Division © Members found it a worth whether he wishes to participate. ‘pany of others in the great out- of International Travel’ Trailer wills venture. te the club's _Clubs plan their outings so they , “doors. Clubs of America has fostered the growth of many trailer clubs HELP IN BIG A war on jitter has been declared by Recreation and Conservation Minister W. K. Kiernan. He has announced. May 9-15 as Anti-Litter Week in British Columbia, «'.~. “I am concerned about litter, those unsightly bits and pieces of casual garbage scattered about our streets, along alir highways and in our recreation areas," he said. "I urge all-the citizens of B.C. to. join: me in. doing something about it.”: .- Mr.: Kiernan said that he will again’ seek the assistance and suggestions of provincial and NTI-LITTER DRIVE NEED - dustry and. the media, -all of ’ of the B.C, Litter Act distributed - Part of the Litter Act directs CLEAN-UP | community leaders in B.C.,. school beards, all those associated with the travel in- whom contributed so much to the success ofthe first Anti-Litter Week last year. . There have been 400,000 copies throughout ‘the province in the past three months, that soft drink and beer’ con- tainers, whether botiles or cans, are refundable in B.C. and it: empowers various B. c officers: to enforce the law. ~ Pollution can be. licked Pollution is very much in the news these days. Pollution of the air by burning, causing smoke, ‘soot and ash, pollution of the water by chemicals, effluent and . other foreign substances that foul the water. There is pollution of the earth, the dumping of garbage, trash, old metals, used oil, and scores of. other substances that kill off the nutrients in the soil and leave it sterile and barren.’ ’ Nature can only -recycte so. much of this pollution so that we can again breathe clean air, see and drink pure water and live on a fertile land. this environmental decay on our municipal, provincial and. . federal governments. But the”: “individuaris also’ responsible. He is the ‘one that elects the | persons - Who makes the laws to govern’: pollution. Once these ‘laws are : passed then industry: must be’ made to.follow them.: - Man has discovered that he has igst much of his freedom that he can no longer be alone. Outdoor : space for recreation is gradually _ disappearing. Campsites cannot keep up with the growth of out- doorsmen.. Lakes and’ streams are tapidly. resembling a business area’ at rush hour: as boats dash over the waters in all directions, — Which‘ brings -up the point again that pollution is.up,to the individual. Our recreational - spots MUST be kept clean. The We, the public, blame much of. ‘here are thousands .of spots camp attendant does his-best but where outdodrsmen ‘camp. out -with no supervision except froin “Hose” in’ the Patty Bi nn Me There are certain “riles ‘insects and bears, if there is ‘a with help Never throw trash, garbage or effluent into a lake or stream. It ‘not only pollutes the surrounding water, but in-the ease of flowing water, can pollute the water miles down the stream. You might be camping in that lower area on your next trip. ’ Don't leave loose garbage around. It attracts flies, other garbage pail at the cdmp, wrap your garbage ina plastic bag and ‘putitin there, « Don't clean out. the trailer water tanks and other plumbing . apparatus on the campsite. Go to the spot that has been legally established for this operation. Make ‘sure’ your car,. trailer . truck or outboard motor is ‘fot - trailing ‘a white, trail: of exhdbst »..”' fumes -a.sure sign it is-burning } a follow if you ‘want a Clean Game, . f oil instead of gas. FOR MORE FUN. FELLOWSHIP. ‘FRIENDSHIP RECREATION \ TRAVEL : TRAILERS CAMPERS TENT CAMPERS. MOTOR HOMES JOIN THE Infernational Travel and Trailer Clubs of America For more information write’ 1595 W. 3rd Ave. ’. Vancouver 9, B.C, INTERNATIONAL . The B. C. Division of FPTCA is : ‘motor’ home, etc. The course " included hitches, tires, rules. of the road, care of. the-rig, club OUTROOR su PPLEMENT— MAY. 971 4 imowledge, this has been the only ray night school course of its type in- io Canada or the U.S.A, ~~ : ‘ Qur association with trailer lotus ‘of 100 miles, This icles: ‘dubs that are members of ITT- :for.an easy drive out ona Friday. ‘CA has broadened our scope of -evening and - arrival. - home. & friendship with our trailering Sunday afternoon or evening. «> _Neighbors in the United States. :.-I must emphasize that it really Most trailer clubs operate with doesn’t make much difference a minimum of rules and what you do on a weekend outing, ‘regulations. There are usually the main interest Js the people Planned activities. for the whole are with. in the. ‘Lower "Mainland “and Okanagan area of B,C... proud - to have. successfully completed its fourth season of a ten-week night ‘school course. Purpose ‘of the course was to assist and advise the students in buying -of a trailer, camper, Every sportsman needs a Holiday | \\ ae game, and lots of other uses, You get q4 + Guick starting, automatic: oiling and the. convenience of a light, high-power: - chain saw. — ‘ a See it at your Pioneer dealer. And take a Holiday. -.:..... PIONERR | PIONEER Distributed by a . PURVES. RITCHIE LTD. oe Vancouver,Nanaimo,- Calgaty - . through 190 Pioneer Dealers, -on- Sunday. at. high. speeds, hey - People who ‘work hard usually play hard. When they do, | ee they need something more than a sedan. And that's where a we come in, with the Hi-Lux % ton pick up.’ ‘It's thé kind of vehicle you can work with or play with ‘all week long—wash up on Saturday and drive to church ‘ Inside it's quiet” and comfortable. The foam cushion “seats: dre. covered: with long wearing, vinyl. The “rattle free” cab is so quiet you can hear the radio © playing ‘softly "The overhead cam under the heod is 108° hp. Big -enongh to-pull a half ton load up to 85 mph—all day long. So load it down. .- It's the perfect machine for camping, fishing, run- . ming érrands or doing light farm chores. For work or ‘ for Ploy. And all for or only $2325". |The one you get depends on how hard you play. : Land Cruiser. It’s the most at 80 mph. If you're the kind of person who likes to keep going after the road stops, maybe you'd be move at home ina ~ vehicle you can buy. It's beautiful, Not like a car, but like a ‘ a machine. No frills, just necessities. Like two heaters, one in front and one in back. Like 6 forward and 2 reverse gear : combinations. And like the 155 hp engine that'll climb 45. degree grades without even straining and cruise all day - This vehicle's got ital, : : ' There's no end to the amount of fun you can have with _itbecause with the Land Cruiser there's no end to the road. Test drive it, before you buy another 4:wheel drive machine. Hardtop or Station wagon, at your nearest Toyota dealer. rr, cae tee Oren wot straightforward, functional 4 wheel drive ELP. engine: takes the: Toyota ;-: Land Cruiser up 45 degree grades _ with “ease. and it‘ ciulges: at’ legal speeds ‘on the: freeways. . Both. ‘Hard-Top “and: Station built to Ja and road conditions. oe mie Toyota Ltd. “Pont WELSON: -- ; + ARAN Steg fyrvice FO 7 STi JOHN: “Apes oe Vilteg ‘New WESTMINSTER | I Michell Motors Ltd Con. American’ ree a VLR. i e ae £, atihe oN PLE RIGOR bei ‘Okanagan Car & Frock Ltd ; ace " LPORT-ALBERNI- Auto Salea ltd, en cr pore foyer Li fou