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THE VERY BEST! Ave ila bit a* E. J. DOYLE PAINT CO. 1070 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD. TONAWANDA, N.Y. DUSTY'S TACKLE & BAIT LIVE BAIT FISHING TACKLE-GUNS AMMO-AftCHERY 714 TERRACE BLVD. Depew, N.Y.-683-2130 LICENSES ISSUED OFtN 1 a.m. te t p.m. weekdays • a.m. te 9 p.m. Saturdays t a.m. to Noon (sharp) Sunday C. G. Ready To Reopen Lake Lanes By FRANCIS J. CCONNELL The Coast Guard cutter Buck- thorn is being readied for its an- nual spring task of setting out ;approximately 124 buoys and other aids to navigation between 'Niagara Falls and Erie, Pa. . The job's start will depend on I how quickly there is evidence of a breakup of the ice fields out- | side Buffalo Harbor in Lake Erie. Last year, the Buckthorn got under way here the early part of April, aided by the icebreaker Eastwind and several freighters attempting to start their seasons. Winter Less Severe CWO John R. Bradley, skipper | of the Buckthorn, said this year's sailing through the ice field may be less hectic than a year ago when the Buckthorn encountered about 20 miles of ice before reaching open water en route to I Erie. "As of the moment, the ice \ fields don't appear quite as bad ! as last year, but we'll know more about it when the Ojibwa starts to probe the field shortly," skip- per Bradley said. He explained that his ship's task will start at Erie once the Buckthorn is able to sail. All the buoys and aids located in that area are on the dock at Erie. Continued to Niagara Falls As the work progresses, the Buckthorn will work on down to Buffalo placing aids in the Dun- kirk area, etc. The cutter on re- turning here will set out aU aids in the harbor and work on down the Black Rock Channel to the .Falls. In addition to the Ojibwa, the Buckthorn should have the aid of the big icebreaker Westwind, scheduled to be dispatched here from Baltimore when the St. Lawrence Seaway b opened about April 7. No Time Is Wasted It usually takes the Buckthorn from two to three weeks to com- plete the job. The cutter's crew • of 14 besides Bradley is busily engaged now in painting the ship and making minor adjustments to the Buckthorn's engines. All buoys on the base at the foot of Fuhrmann Blvd. are also being painted and readied for the ! return of the Buckthorn from 'Erie. No Permits For Canal Use Permits are no longer required for craft using the New York Canal system. Elimination of this require- ment means one less clerical job for the skipper and saves the state some money too, 12,000 permits for pleasure craft hav- ing been processed last year. Safely Boils Down To Common Sense Safe boating is just a matter of common sense. You need a thor- ough knowledge of your boat and motor, and the proper equipment, in good repair, coupled with a respect for the law, the weather and speed. And follow the simplest common sense rule of all—stay alert. BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Sunday, March 2, 1969 Considerate Boater Uses a Litterbag Pleasure boaters are heard toj complain about being tagged as a significant source of water pollu- tion. They believe much more serious abuses are evident in in-! dustry and in commercial- shipping. The Evinrude News Service re-* minds boaters that our waterways are ruined not only by liquid! waste, but also by refuse. The con-\ siderate boater always carries a litterbag, and uses it. • More Than 1,000 Despite the fact that the 50-mile stretch of the St. Lawrence River between New York State and On- tario is known as the "1,000 Is- lands," there actually are 1,870- islands in the area. TENT & TRAVEL TRAILERS—SALES- RENTALS-REPAIRS INDOOR SHOWROOM HITCHES SOLD - INSTALLED RENTED For Towing Any Trailer CARS & TRAILERS WIRED FOR LIGHTS ABL0 CAMPIN' TRAILERS INC. 3290 Genesee St. Cheektowaga, N.Y. Call 893-1414 L—OPENING EVENINGS I Queen of the Show is this 41-foot Seagoing houseboat Houseboats Have Cornel Long Way From the Ark ON DISPLAY Al THE BOAT SHOW The New 1969 Line Of SEA-HAY BOATS The Cadillac of Fiberglass Boats I/O STERN DRIVE or OUTBOARD POWER See the Complete Line 15 ft. to 24 ft. EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll Outboard Motors Sales • Service • Parts ••"'"•• Noah really started something when he built the Ark. That, after all, was the first houseboat. As any visitor to the Buffalo Boat Show can attest, the houseboat was fruitful and multiplied. Not only did the first one beget many more, but the species shed its original barn-like decor to be- come the most livable of luxury yacht forms. Houseboats at the show are eye- openers. In them, wall-to-wall car- peting, drapes, furniture and in- direct lighting are as common as bilge pumps on plainer types. And to top it off, the plush floating homes tear along at 30 miles an hour! The h o u s e b o a t has suddenly flowered and come into its own. To find out why, look back a few decades. Depression Product /in contrast to today's well ap- pointed, speedy houseboat, the type was a product of the depres- sion in the '30s. It was a low cost, wallowing cottage that could be moved about only with difficulty. Somewhat like the old tourist cabin the houseboat now has de- veloped into swank motel and is as sparkling as a yacht. Mere builders are producing houseboats this year, including Trojan, Chris-Craft and Broad- water, joining Thunderbird, Car- gile. Seagoing and Marmette, Nauta lines. How come the houseboat re- vival? For years, even the more mod- ern houseboats weren't in the same class as cruisers because of their slow speed and inability to navigate rough water. Recently, however, came intensive engineer- ing, redesigned hulls and added power. A new breed took form. And if Dad liked the new, high performance boats. Mom was ab- solutely ecstatic. Now, she could be afloat in a comfortable, roomy, [cool cottage with a fast hull un- I derfeet. She could enjoy a cool 'drink while the kids water skied i tied to the back porch! Price is attracting families to . houseboats, too. Because of broad beam with all j living space above deck, a 34-foot houseboat can provide comfort, features and storage space im- | possible in a conventional inboard of less than 45 feet. The advan- tages of the big ttwe-aboard boats are opening up to many more families. EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll Y0UNGST0WN BOAT CO. WATER ST., YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y. SH 5-3331 BOAT TRAILERS Marine Hardware and Accessories EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNII BUFFALO BOAT MOTOR CO., INC. 3300 NIAGARA ST -875-1493 NIAGARA FALLS MARINE SALES Ml CEDAR AVE. NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y, Phone 8U 5-2952 HtflM SAIL ON DOWN TO YOUNGSTOWN BOAT CO. Sailboat Center of Western New York SEE CAL-JENSEM SAILBOATS Cal-25 on display. Others 20-48'. SEI HINTERHOELLER SAILBOATS N«w HR-25 on display. Shark, Redwing. 0 DAY SAILBOATS New "Jr. Soling" on display. SEE CAPE DORY DINGHIES Sailing dinghie* W & 14'. LIST OF USED SAILBOATS AU details on available used sailboat? from $290 to $15,000. EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNII GEO. W. COLLINS CO., INC. 1700 NIAGARA ST -875-6000 EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUN It FRED HOFFMAN SPORTS 4 MARINE 1383 MILITARY RD -875-4474 EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll AKRON MARINE 10325 MAIN ST. CLARENCE. NY -759-6855 EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll WALTS SPORTING GOODS & MARINE 27 i. 3rd. ST., DUNKIRK, N.Y. 366-1800 EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll HONEOYE MARINE 115 W. LAKE RD., HONEOYE, N. Y. 229-5788 EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll LIME LAKE MARINE Inc. RT. 16, OELEVAN, N.Y. 353-8794 WATER STRUT YOUNGSTOWN, N.Y. 14174 (716) 745-3331 EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll MCDONOUGH MARINE STARCRAFT & GLASTRON BOATS 5000 W. Main St., Olcott, N.Y. _ « _ _ _ Sf 8-7048 wmmmmmmmmm EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNII NIAGARA FALLS MARINE SALES 821 CEDAR AVE. m ^ mm NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. _ _ EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll REPPS MARINE 7-10 FRONT ST. SILVER CREEK, N.Y.-934-2684 PREBLE TRAILER SALES Sales A Rentals * Motor Homes Pick Up Camper* For \<z tons A Tent fillers NEW LOCATION 4250 Southwestern Blvd. (Bt. 26) Haa»burr, N.Y. 662-4063 'f ] - '% >-< /ISfT OUR DISPLAY AT THE BUFFALO BOAT SHOW EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS BOATS by • CHEROKEE-(Aluminum) • RENKEN-(Fiberglass) • Sterling Trailers fred HOFFMAN SPORTS and MARINE 1383 MILITARY ROAD TR 5-441 .-*<l '+^ l 0j0 J 0&'^jf4t*r'&~40 JAFCO BOATARAMA AT THE SHOW ...IN OUR SHOWROOMS ...SEE THE BEST 38' ROAMER SEDAN CRUISER Six sleeper. Private entrance to lavatory. Stall shower, galley with electric range and refriger- ator. Comfort, convenience and privacy. 38 COMMANDER FIBERGLASS CRUISER Forward private stateroom with adjoining lavatory and shower. Galley has electric appliances. Sleeps 6 comfortably. Plenty of standard equipment. 26' CAVALIER CRUISER This four sleeper combines racy styling and full Inboard cruising facilities at a very attractive price. Many extras toot 30' CAVALIER* CRUISER A beautiful six sleeper for fun on the water. Newly styled in every sense of the word. Plenty of extra equipment too. 33' CHRIS CRAFT* FIBERGLASS HOUSEBOAT A vacation home afloat. Accom- modates six easily. Galley is amidship. Convertible dinette is aft with convenient lounge op- posite. 37 EGG HARBOR DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER Roomy master stateroom aft and private stateroom forward, both with private heads. Recessed galley. Living space galore! 38' ROAMER RIVIERA EXPRESS Sleeps 6, private forward state- room with twin berths and twin wordrobes. L-shaped galley with electric range and refrigerator. An exceptional cruiser! 42' COMMANDER FIBERGLASS CRUISER Classic double cabin fly-bride* design. Large master stateroom with private lavatory and stall shower. C o m p l e t e galley and more. 28' CAVALIER' CRUISER Full 6 sleeper with well equipped galley. Plenty of luxury and utility aboard this roomy boat. You must see ft to believe it, 33' CAVALIER* EXPRESS CRUISER The ideal cruising boat with sleeping accommodations for six. Private forward stateroom, gal- ley, plus plenty of storage space. 46 CHRIS CRAFT FIBERGLASS HOUSEBOAT Spacious, luxurious accommoda- tions for 8. All electric galley opposite L-shaped dinette. Pri- vate master stateroom and pri- vate guest stateroom. 20' BERTRAM* FIBERGLASS SPORTSMAN Versatility! Ft's an inshore/off- shore fisherman, a stable speed boat, a skiing runabout, plus an ideal family boat too! 21'. 2 2 ' - 2 8 ' - 3 6 ' COLUMBIA SAILBOATS* See the following Columbia Fiberglass Sailboats on display at the Boat Shotei • The »xtiling 21' Day Sailer with generous family capacity. • The 28' model doublet as e great cruiser. Little* upkeep • The MT with 4 full length berths . . . great for weekend cruising. • The 36' sleeps 6 comfortably. Ideal for racing or "Just-Fun" cruising. These Boats On Display At The Boat Show JAFCO 2192 NIAGARA ST. 876-5944 OPEN WED. & FRI. EVENINGS—SUNDAY AFTERNOONS FOR INSPECTION High performance S (the"snugger1-115hp V-4 world's smallest big outboard! Evinrude presents a new outboard] motor — with al! the power and performance of yestertJiy's giants — without the height, or the bulk, or the weight, or the size. How Evinrude engineers did it is a story straight from outer space. Space age materials and methods. Space age miniaturization. Space age electronics. And fail-safe space age reliability. They began with a built-in advantage — the low-profile V-4 — and miniaturized it into a new* smaller, stronger, lighter, more powerful second- generation V-4. It's 15 "horses" bigger, 20 lbs. lighter, and has a 37% smaller powerhood than last year's compact high performance "100". See the motor that gives you top performance without top-heavy size... plus a new "85" that holds its own with a 120 hp stern drive... an Evinrude "55" that out-performs last year's workhorse "65"... a new portable Evinrude "25" you can ski with... a new 4 hp motor with 33% more power and no increase in size... and 3 new more advanced Evinrude Gull Wing boats. See tomorrow happening in the "Evinrude country" exhibit at the boat show. EVINRUDE ON. of Outboard Marine Corporation * Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com
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THE VERY BEST! Ave ila bit a*
E. J. DOYLE PAINT CO.
1070 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD. TONAWANDA, N.Y.
DUSTY'S TACKLE & BAIT
LIVE BAIT FISHING TACKLE-GUNS
AMMO-AftCHERY
714 TERRACE BLVD.
Depew, N.Y.-683-2130 LICENSES ISSUED
OFtN 1 a.m. te t p.m. weekdays • a.m. te 9 p.m. Saturdays t a.m.
to Noon (sharp) Sunday
C. G. Ready To Reopen Lake Lanes By FRANCIS J. CCONNELL The Coast Guard cutter Buck
thorn is being readied for its annual spring task of setting out
;approximately 124 buoys a n d other aids to navigation between
'Niagara Falls and Erie, Pa. . The job's start will depend on I how quickly there is evidence of a breakup of the ice fields out-
| side Buffalo Harbor in Lake Erie. Last year, the Buckthorn got
under way here the early part of April, aided by the icebreaker Eastwind and several freighters attempting to start their seasons.
Winter Less Severe CWO John R. Bradley, skipper
| of the Buckthorn, said this year's sailing through the ice field may be less hectic than a year ago when the Buckthorn encountered about 20 miles of ice before reaching open water en route to
I Erie. "As of the moment, the ice
\ fields don't appear quite as bad ! as last year, but we'll know more about it when the Ojibwa starts to probe the field shortly," skipper Bradley said.
He explained that his ship's task will start at Erie once the Buckthorn is able to sail. All the buoys and aids located in that area are on the dock at Erie. Continued to Niagara Falls
As the work progresses, the Buckthorn will work on down to Buffalo placing aids in the Dunkirk area, etc. The cutter on returning here will set out aU aids in the harbor and work on down the Black Rock Channel to the
.Falls. In addition to the Ojibwa, the
Buckthorn should have the aid of the big icebreaker Westwind, scheduled to be dispatched here from Baltimore when the St. Lawrence Seaway b opened about April 7. No Time Is Wasted
It usually takes the Buckthorn from two to three weeks to complete the job. The cutter's crew
• of 14 besides Bradley is busily engaged now in painting the ship and making minor adjustments to the Buckthorn's engines.
All buoys on the base at the foot of Fuhrmann Blvd. are also being painted and readied for the
! return of the Buckthorn from 'Erie.
No Permits For Canal Use
Permits are no longer required for craft using the New York Canal system.
Elimination of this requirement means one less clerical job for the skipper and saves the state some money too, 12,000 permits for pleasure craft having been processed last year.
Safely Boils Down To Common Sense Safe boating is just a matter of
common sense. You need a thorough knowledge of your boat and motor, and the proper equipment, in good repair, coupled with a respect for the law, the weather and speed.
And follow the simplest common sense rule of all—stay alert.
BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Sunday, March 2, 1969
Considerate Boater Uses a Litterbag Pleasure boaters are heard toj
complain about being tagged as a significant source of water pollution. They believe much more serious abuses are evident in in-! dustry and in c o m m e r c i a l -shipping.
The Evinrude News Service re-* minds boaters that our waterways are ruined not only by liquid! waste, but also by refuse. The con-\ siderate boater always carries a litterbag, and uses it.
•
More Than 1,000 Despite the fact that the 50-mile
stretch of the St. Lawrence River between New York State and Ontario is known as the "1,000 Islands," there actually are 1,870-islands in the area.
TENT & TRAVEL TRAILERS—SALES-RENTALS-REPAIRS
INDOOR SHOWROOM
HITCHES SOLD - INSTALLED
RENTED
For Towing Any Trailer
CARS & TRAILERS
WIRED FOR LIGHTS
ABL0 CAMPIN' TRAILERS INC. 3290 Genesee St.
Cheektowaga, N.Y. Call 893-1414
L—OPENING EVENINGS I
Queen of the Show is this 41-foot Seagoing houseboat
Houseboats Have Cornel Long Way From the Ark
ON DISPLAY A l THE BOAT SHOW The New 1969 Line Of
SEA-HAY BOATS
The Cadillac of Fiberglass Boats I/O STERN DRIVE or OUTBOARD POWER See the Complete Line 15 ft. to 24 ft.
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll Outboard Motors
Sales • Service • Par ts
••"'"••
Noah really started something when he built the Ark. That, after all, was the first houseboat. As any visitor to the Buffalo Boat Show can attest, the houseboat was fruitful and multiplied.
Not only did the first one beget many more, but the species shed its original barn-like decor to become the most livable of luxury yacht forms.
Houseboats at the show are eye-openers. In them, wall-to-wall carpeting, drapes, furniture and indirect lighting are as common as bilge pumps on plainer types. And to top it off, the plush floating homes tear along at 30 miles an hour!
The h o u s e b o a t has suddenly flowered and come into its own. To find out why, look back a few decades.
Depression Product /in contrast to today's well ap
pointed, speedy houseboat, the type was a product of the depression in the '30s. It was a low cost, wallowing cottage that could be moved about only with difficulty. Somewhat like the old tourist cabin the houseboat now has developed into swank motel and is as sparkling as a yacht.
Mere builders are producing houseboats this year, including Trojan, Chris-Craft and Broadwater, joining Thunderbird, Car-gile. Seagoing and Marmette, Nauta lines.
How come the houseboat revival?
For years, even the more modern houseboats weren't in the same class as cruisers because of their slow speed and inability to navigate rough water. Recently, however, came intensive engineering, redesigned hulls and added power. A new breed took form.
And if Dad liked the new, high performance boats. Mom was absolutely ecstatic. Now, she could
be afloat in a comfortable, roomy, [cool cottage with a fast hull un-I derfeet. She could enjoy a cool 'drink while the kids water skied i tied to the back porch!
Price is attracting families to . houseboats, too.
Because of broad beam with all j living space above deck, a 34-foot houseboat can provide comfort, features and storage space im-
| possible in a conventional inboard of less than 45 feet. The advan
tages of the big ttwe-aboard boats are opening up to many more families.
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll
Y0UNGST0WN BOAT CO. WATER ST., YOUNGSTOWN, N. Y.
SH 5-3331
BOAT TRAILERS Mar ine Ha rdware and Accessories
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNII
BUFFALO BOAT MOTOR CO., INC.
3300 NIAGARA ST -875-1493
NIAGARA FALLS MARINE SALES
Ml CEDAR AVE. NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y, Phone 8U 5-2952
HtflM
SAIL O N DOWN TO
YOUNGSTOWN BOAT CO. Sailboat Center of Western New York
SEE CAL-JENSEM SAILBOATS Cal-25 on display. Others 20-48' .
SEI HINTERHOELLER SAILBOATS N«w HR-25 on display. Shark, Redwing.
0 DAY SAILBOATS New "Jr. Soling" on display.
SEE CAPE DORY DINGHIES Sailing dinghie* W & 14'.
LIST OF USED SAILBOATS AU details on available used sailboat? from
$290 to $15,000.
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNII GEO. W . COLLINS
CO., INC. 1700 NIAGARA ST -875-6000
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUN It
FRED HOFFMAN SPORTS 4 MARINE
1383 MILITARY RD -875-4474
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll
AKRON MARINE 10325 MAIN ST.
CLARENCE. NY -759-6855
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll
W A L T S SPORTING GOODS & MARINE
27 i . 3rd. ST., DUNKIRK, N.Y. 366-1800
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll HONEOYE MARINE 115 W. LAKE RD., HONEOYE, N. Y.
229-5788
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll LIME LAKE MARINE Inc.
RT. 16, OELEVAN, N.Y. 353-8794
WATER STRUT YOUNGSTOWN, N.Y. 14174
(716) 745-3331
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll
MCDONOUGH MARINE STARCRAFT & GLASTRON BOATS 5000 W. Main St., Olcott, N.Y.
_ « _ _ _ Sf 8-7048 wmmmmmmmmm
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNII
NIAGARA FALLS M A R I N E SALES
821 CEDAR AVE. m^mm NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. _ _
EVINRUDEII POWER FOR FUNll
R E P P S MARINE 7-10 FRONT ST.
SILVER CREEK, N.Y.-934-2684
PREBLE TRAILER SALES Sales A Rentals * Motor Homes
Pick Up Camper* For \<z tons A Tent f i l lers
NEW LOCATION 4250 Southwestern Blvd.
(Bt. 26) Haa»burr, N.Y.
662-4063 'f ]-
'% >-<
/ISfT OUR DISPLAY
AT THE BUFFALO BOAT SHOW
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS
BOATS by
• CHEROKEE-(Aluminum) • RENKEN-(Fiberglass) • Sterling Trailers
f red
HOFFMAN SPORTS and MARINE
1383 MILITARY ROAD
TR 5-441
. - * < l
'+^l0j0J0&'^jf4t*r'&~40
JAFCO BOATARAMA AT THE SHOW ...IN OUR SHOWROOMS ...SEE THE BEST
38' ROAMER SEDAN CRUISER
Six sleeper. Private entrance to lavatory. S t a l l shower, galley with electric range and refrigerator. Comfort, convenience and privacy.
38 COMMANDER FIBERGLASS CRUISER Forward private stateroom with adjoining lavatory and shower. Galley has electric appliances. Sleeps 6 comfortably. Plenty of standard equipment.
26' CAVALIER CRUISER
This four sleeper combines racy styling and full Inboard cruising facilities at a very attractive price. Many extras toot
30 ' CAVALIER* CRUISER
A beautiful six sleeper for fun on the water. Newly styled in every sense of the word. Plenty of extra equipment too.
33' CHRIS CRAFT* FIBERGLASS HOUSEBOAT
A vacation home afloat. Accommodates six easily. G a l l e y is amidship. Convertible dinette is aft with convenient lounge opposite.
37 EGG HARBOR DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER
Roomy master stateroom aft and private stateroom forward, both with p r i v a t e heads. Recessed galley. Living space galore!
38 ' ROAMER RIVIERA EXPRESS
Sleeps 6, private forward stateroom with twin berths and twin wordrobes. L-shaped galley with electric range and refrigerator. An exceptional cruiser!
42' COMMANDER FIBERGLASS CRUISER
Classic double cabin fly-bride* design. Large master stateroom with private lavatory and stall shower. C o m p l e t e galley and more.
28' CAVALIER ' CRUISER
Full 6 sleeper with well equipped galley. P l e n t y of luxury and utility aboard this roomy boat. You must see ft to believe it,
33 ' CAVALIER* EXPRESS CRUISER
The ideal cruising boat with sleeping accommodations for six. Private forward stateroom, galley, plus plenty of storage space.
46 CHRIS CRAFT FIBERGLASS HOUSEBOAT
Spacious, luxurious accommodations for 8. All electric galley opposite L-shaped dinette. Private master stateroom and private guest stateroom.
20 ' BERTRAM* FIBERGLASS SPORTSMAN
Versatility! Ft's an inshore/offshore fisherman, a stable speed boat, a skiing runabout, plus an ideal family boat too!
2 1 ' . 22 ' -28'-36' COLUMBIA SAILBOATS* See the following Columbia Fiberglass Sailboats on display at the Boat Shotei • The »xtiling 21 ' Day Sailer with generous family capacity.
• The 28' model doublet as e great cruiser. Little* upkeep
• The MT with 4 full length berths . . . great for weekend cruising.
• The 36' sleeps 6 comfortably. Ideal for racing or "Just-Fun" cruising.
These Boats On Display At The Boat Show
JAFCO 2192 NIAGARA ST. 876-5944 OPEN WED. & FRI . EVENINGS—SUNDAY AFTERNOONS FOR INSPECTION
High performance
S (the"snugger1-115hp V-4 wor ld 's smallest
big outboard!
Evinrude presents a new outboard] motor — with al! the power and performance of yestertJiy's giants — without the height, or the bulk, or the weight, or the size.
How Evinrude engineers did it is a story straight from outer space. Space age materials and methods. Space age miniaturization. Space age electronics. And fail-safe space age reliability.
They began with a built-in advantage — the low-profile V-4 — and miniaturized it into a new* smaller, stronger, lighter, more powerful second-generation V-4. It's 15 "horses" bigger, 20 lbs.
lighter, and has a 37% smaller powerhood than last year's compact high performance "100".
See the motor that gives you top performance without top-heavy s ize. . . plus a new "85" that holds its
own with a 120 hp stern dr ive. . . an Evinrude "55" that out-performs last year's workhorse " 6 5 " . . . a
new portable Evinrude "25" you can ski w i t h . . . a new 4 hp motor with 33% more power and no increase
in s ize. . . and 3 new more advanced Evinrude Gull Wing boats. See tomorrow happening in the "Evinrude country" exhibit at the boat show.
EVINRUDE ON. of Outboard Marine Corporation
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