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PAGE SIX ONTARIO TODAY SATURDAY, MARCH 26, The Old Lands renew their magic with the death of winter S Spring approaches, the pull of Britain and Eu- i rope is felt ever more strong- § ly by Canadians. They re- member or imagine the dazz- ¥ ling, daffodil-dotted green of the English countryside, the ! sparkling Scandinavian world of fairy-tale towns, majestic | fjords and mountains, the storks nesting on the chim- ney tops of Denmark's pic- ture-book houses, the side- walk cafes of Paris, Brussels and Rome, the freshness of 'e the spectacular Rhine coun- try, the healing sun warning , the stones of an ancient, proud history. By their thou- sands, Canadians yield to the lure, and are never disap- pointed. In the Spring, Eu- rope is at its most European. It is the time of fetes and fairs and colorful local page- antry, heralding the end of winter; the time when the {i brilliance of theatre, ballet, opera and concert perform- ance is at its height. BEE : n mass | Bo deseecaungmny BNR The gentle Spring sun of England warms In the Spring a young man's fancy is no the stones of London's old Tower Bridge. : different in Bavaria from anywhere else. ong la the Send Today For Our FREE BRITAIN EUROPE! "TRAVEL KIT" It's a must for this year's Travel- ler to Britain and Europe, includes complete information Air and Sea transportation, tours of Britain and the continent, car hire, sightseeing, etc. Clip the coupon and mail today. Name and Address __________.___. sesscssascessssses v Ld Service LTD. Spring brings a burst of blossom to the \4 sparkling valleys of spectacular Norway. . EM 3-3264 2 VOIP VvYw ~ ioc