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START PACKING FOR THE NAPA WORLD'S FAIR! Looking forward to NAPA's 1982 Toronto National Business Confer ence? You should be. Now that you've sent in your VIP Reserva tion Forms, you're all set. Every thing will be taken care of for you, including: lodging; round-trip air port/hotel transfer, including lug gage handling; gratuities at your hotel for maids, bellmen, drivers, etc. You'll even have the services of a professional travel staff to handle your airport arrival and departure, hotel check-in and shut tle transfers. There's really only one think left for you to do: start packing! There's so much to look forward to at this year's NBC . . . ...informative seminars to show how to prepare for business changes, both now and in the years ahead. ...exhibits, including Machine Shop 2000, to give you a glimpse into business trends and oppor tunities of the future. ...insightful guest speakers, in cluding F. James McDonald, president and chief operating officer of General Motors, and Dr. Robert H. Schuller, wellknown author, motivator and pastor of television's "Hour of Power" and the Crystal Cathe dral in California. And as if all this isn't enough, you'll be staying right in the heart of exciting downtown Toronto. Set against the sparkling waters of Lake Ontario, this amazing city of fers the very finest in dining, enter tainment -- and sightseeing . . . The past issue of OUTLOOK pre sented ideas of things to see and do during your stay in Toronto. But that was only the beginning; there are still more attractions just waiting to be explored . . . ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE: Ev erything is impressive about this $25 million complex. The setting: a beautiful ravine. The architecture: futuristic, clean, startling. The in terior: fascinating. All things pertaining to the world of scientific knowledge are pre sented in an entertaining manner that absolutely invites involvement -- quite in keeping, of course, with the Centre's slogan: "Please Touch." With working models, computers, lectures, demonstra tions and film shows, the Ontario Science Centre is a difficult place to leave. METRO TORONTO ZOO: With 700 acres of landscaped parkland divided into five "geographic" zones, the Metro Toronto Zoo rep resents an exciting new concept in zoo planning. No cramped cages or concrete walkways here; animals roam free (well, almost free!) in their natural habitats. For the faint of heart' (after all, 700 acres is a lot of territory to cover!) there's the Canadian Do main Ride. This silent, smooth run ning train travels around the beautiful Rouge River Valley sec tion of the park, often at treetop level. CN TOWER: The world's tallest freestanding structure at 1,815'5", the CN Tower features both indoor and outdoor observation decks, a revolving restaurant at its summit and a family fun arcade at its base. Try riding one of the glass-fronted elevators all the way to the top of the tower for a real heart-stopping experience! GREAT TORONTO ADVENTURE: The city's newest attraction -- a fantastic eight-screen, multisensory presentation that takes you through the history, the sights, the sounds and the excitement of Toronto. This hour-long adventure takes place in the Adventure Theatre in the Colonnade (131 Bloor Street West). HARBOR AND ISLAND BOAT