Outdoors. Canada, a
unique and practical guide
to our. wilderness and
wildlife, gives deeply
researched descriptions of
Canadian mammals, birds
and plants, offers insights
inte camping, cooking,
climbing and hiking, and an
explanation of the weather
and. weather forecasting.

In this 304-page book are.
Canada’s fascinating
creatures — from thepika to
the polar bear — its endless

CFPR will be
live coverage of the
Native Basketball Tour-

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Center in Prince Rupert,
Saturday, February 26 from
7 to 11 p.m. Handling the
play by play chores will be
veteran CBC Sportscaster
George Young.

Young has covered many
prestigious sporting events
or the CBC including; the
first
Hockey series in 1972, the
World Student Games in
Moscow (1973),
American Games in Mexico
(1976), the Winter Olympics

in Innsbruck (1976) and the @

Summer Olympics in
Montreal (1976). ently,

he was in Haiti providing *2

live coverage of Canada’s
victory over the U.S. in
World Cup Soccer.

OLD MAN AND THE SEA
1958 Stars Spencer Tracy,
Felipe . Paros. Ernest
Hemingway’s story of an aged
but indomitable Cuban
fisherman and his battle
against the sea.

WINNER TAKE ALL

1975 Shirley Jones, Laurence
Luckinbill. Compulsive gam-
bler ruins her marriage by
secretly gambling away $30,000
her husband was saving to go
into business for himself, .

AN EVENING WITH DIANA
ROSS

Diana Ross, the record-
breaking and award-winning
internationally acclaimed
entertainer, will make a rare
felévlslon appearance when she
headlines her awn 90-minute
one-woman show. The musical,
which will reflect the star’s
career, will be highiIghted by
songs with which she Is iden-
titled: — :

DIE SCREAMING MARIANNE
1973 Siars: Susan George, Leo
Genn. A crooked judge seeks to,
kIll his daughter before her 2tst
birthday when she will Inherit a
large fortune and the evidence’
that will put fhe judge away for
life, : .

PATCH OF BLUE is
1964 Stars Sidney Poltier,

Shelley:-Winters,. Elizabeth .
Negro °

Hartman. - ~~ Young
bysinessman befriends 18-year-
. ‘old blind girl, She fatis:in love
with him. :

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2 artists,
2 Inap-makers, —
> and other experts in the.

resenting RK

Canada-U.S.S.R. .

Pan-' :

tundra, its proud mountains
and rolling hills, its stub-
born seacoasts, its plant life,
from the stately Douglas fir
to the lowliest toadstool.

_ This book Js published
jointly by The Reader’s
Digest Association
(Canada) Ltd. and the
Canadian Automobile
Association and.is the sixth
such cooperative venture.

farlier titles were Explore Pp.

Canada and its French
counterpart, Visitons le
Canada, You and the Law
and the French version,
Voug-et la Lol, and Scenic
Wonders of Canada.

Outdoors Canada is an all-
Canadian product, the result
of more than two years
effort by editors, writers,

researchers

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Outdoors Canada is
divided into eight sections,
with an introduction by well-
known skier and  out-

doorsman, Herman Smith--

Johannsen of Piedmont,
Que,, bette: nown -= “Jack
Rabbit” Johannsen. One
section of the book on
animals describes more
than 300 Canadian mam-
mals, birds, reptiles, am-
hibians, insects and
shellfish. The detailed art of
Anker Qdum, one of
Canada’s most renowned
wildlife illustrators, is
featured in this section.

In the section on plants the
reader: will find the
characteristics,. special
features anu ‘distribution of
some 200 colorful, often
exquisite frees, shrubs,
weeds and wild flowers from
coast to coast. .

Qne section of the book

ri aerate ee

3&6

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Terrace (8.

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tells the reader -why the
weather behaves the way it
does, how ta read clauds and
make forecasts. |
The good life in camp, th
equipment needed, the care
it needs, tips, advice,
directions and techniques
are all featured in the

and activities: hiking, back-
. packing, cycling, mountain
climbing, canoeing,
kayaking, ‘snowshceing,
. cross-country skiing, sailing
and boating are all featured.
The section on cookery
advises the reader on what
food to take, what stoves
and fuels to use, how to cook
tasty and nutritious meals in
the open.

For Up To 126

4

sections on outdoor living —

125 Air Conditioned Suite & Rooms With View :
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Kitchenettes Available

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Another section contains

49 maps which show the —

reader where outdoor living
and activities are best,
where they are most likely
to see intriguing animals
and plants. All major parks,
campsites, trails, canoe

. routes and places of scenic

interest are pinpointed, |
Outdoors. Canada was
designed to help the readers
identify and appreciate the
fascinating variety of flora
and fauna that they are
likely to encounter in
Canada’s recreation areas,
to learn to live and travel in
the wilderness. without
damaging it, to discover

chow to deal confidently and
expertly with emergencies.

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