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THE PLACE: TORONTO, ONTARIO THE REASON: NAPA'S 1982 sslATIONAL BUSINESS CONFERENCE Toronto's stunning City Hall (above), located directly across from the Sheraton Centre Hotel. Here's an opportunity to learn all about the aftermarket's newest in novations and business strategies while experiencing the "City of the 80's" -- fascinating Toronto, On tario! At NAPA's first international business conference, aftermarket leaders will share their viewpoints and insights into the industry. Your NAPA Manufacturers will have a massive exhibition hall filled with a vast array of the very newest products and information. You'll be able to visit "Machine Shop 2000" -- a chance to get in on the latest machine shop technologies as well as future developments under consideration. And you can do all of this while enjoying one of the world's most attractive cities: Toronto, where downtown still means excitement, glamor, vital ity, energy and good, good times! You'll be staying at the Sheraton Centre Hotel, a real showplace itself, with a multitude of shops, underground shopping centers and some of the finest restaurants a city could offer. Located right in the vibrant heart of downtown Toronto, the Sheraton Centre is directly across from the famous City Hall. Toronto is famous for Eaton Centre, a glass and silver shop ping world! this architectural marvel -- a giant flying saucer hovering permanent ly between two curving towers. In front of City Hall is the large "City Square." Complete with a reflect ing pool, this spot is a popular meeting place for outdoor con certs, rallies, art shows ... or sim ply a good spot to rest under the spreading trees. A few blocks from the Sheraton Centre Hotel is the Eaton Centre, a glittering structure of glass and silver. Step inside and be amazed by gleaming white terraces hous ing hundreds of stores and bou tiques, masses of greenery spilling from craftily situated planters, leaping waterfalls and live trees. There's nothing like it anywhere else! From this same area, you'll have easy access to Toronto's vast "underground city" of shopping malls, restaurants, walkways and theaters, all comfortably climatecontrolled. And you'll be within walking distance of the incredible CN Tower -- at 1,815 feet, the tallest free-standing structure in the world. For the adventurous souls, glass fronted elevators whisk you Casa Loma, Toronto's 98-room medieval castle. up on a dizzying ride to the obser vation decks atop the tower. Or, for those who prefer to keep their feet on the ground, at the base of the tower you can enjoy a variety of games and family entertainment facilities . . . plus a lofty welcome from Diego, the world's tallest clown. For the ladies, there will be a guided tour covering the city's most interesting sites -- including magnificent Casa Loma, Toronto's 98-room medieval castle, which comes complete with a lofty baronial hall, lookout towers and secret passageways. Or, for a different style tour of your own, try viewing Toronto by trolley... an opportunity to see the sights through the windows of one of the many renovated trolley cars that line the streets. Cafes, art galleries, theaters, harbors, boat rides . . . the list of things to see and do in this incredi ble Canadian city is unlimited! So plan to attend NAPA's 1982 National Business Conference -- you'll increase your business knowledge while having the time of your life! 25