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Intriguing trips through BA THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, June 27, 1967 " 48 . ~~ Sun Parlor" Of Ontario | s#eisc-siseet ace tario Motor Tours," a free book« Vv let issued by Ontario Travel, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, A al For Man Ontario, Canada. Vacationing motorists can figure spending about 2c per mile for gas and This is Ontario's 'Sun Par-; Northward, the Blue Water/oil in Ontario. "Where to Stay. Bet lor," directly entered by bridge| Highway follows the curving| in Ontario," another free book- the 'aivia or tunnel between Detroit and Lake Huron shore to Ipperwash let indicates that overnight The . is Windsor or bridge from Port ae PPe stays in Provincial Parks and i eg Huron through Sarnia. Drive|Provincial Park and Grand) yynicipal Campsites and Traik - ng south and east along Lake|Bend's superb beaches, and the/er Parks run about $1 per day, pi ranine Erie's hoe ag pan latitudes | geological phenomenon of Ket- He ey cohen pod poy eee cy as southerly as California. Stop Fi .00 to $16.00 per day per unit, Ie over at Point Pelee National keg Soni Gosek bie some with swimming pools; re- peo Park, Jack Miner's Waterfowl dine and Southampton North | Sorts from $18.00 per person up : : Sanctuary, Rondeau Provincial} trom Qwen Sound the rugged | Weekly; and meals $3.00 up per The he Park, the Port Stanley, Long|pruce Peninsula reaches almost | Person per day depending ow tario, ral Point and Port Dover beach re-|+4 Manitoulin Island. Goderich |CUisine and service desired, --_ tro -_, and picturesque fishing|ig Canada's "Salt City." Laid| Particularly in the Bruce 3050 mil gro lash \ieiei xa radiate from a central "rie, | Peninsula, campers lower food and cont: 8 us: t Southampton is a popular i farmlands producing early! summer ak achoal. yeven Owen oS in sate strawberries, tomatoes, sugar| Sound and Tobermory, steamers |W@lleyes, bass and speckled plus a q beets and tobacco, and visit carry motor cars and pas- trout. Fresh meat, fish, butter, Jakes an thriving cities and towns with|sengers to Manitoulin Island, | pasteurized milk to nippy native and conn histories dating back to early | largest freshwater island in the| cheeses and home grown fruit, It's i French explorations, Loyalist) world on which are many cosy| vegetables, honey and maple a a immigration days and the war|family and fishing resorts. syrup are stocked by stores. hae Oh of 1812-14. Amherstburg, the old see all of Baby house at Windsor, Sand-| 4° = = 2 Gt a es a third o wich, Turkey Point, Port Dover entire 'ns and Oshweken contain impor- 2 COLMER TOU RS t couldn't tant historic sites and buildings. some an! East from Sarnia is the site |gy MARITIME TOUR -- 15 days, July 29th to August 12th, arenes of the first oil well in North e includes Quebec, New Brunswick, P.E.l. and Nova Scotie. 5 French-C: America, the old derricks still including Cabot Trail, Peggy's Cove, etc. ... also 1 dey ot eps ey ee alan Rape eer s Trove by Deluxe, Air Conditioned, Washroom Equipped Motor douaterns site, St. Thomas, Chatham and Acta seetin oo ee London, the region's largest | FOR INFORMATION PHONE OR WRITE s ag ih city. Stratford offers the famous wh Shakespearean Festival, and the COLMER TRAVEL SERVICE Jeast par' bustling twin cities of Kitchener ORCHARD VIEW BLY why abo and Waterloo proffer German BOWMANVILLE 623- 3265 or 623-3093 ro' ch uisine ani itali cuisine and hospitality. Ne oe ee ee es es Metropol: which m: united n America culture, PLAY IT COOL THIS SUMMER and enjoy an extra Mf ; long yacation with '@& all the trimmings THE THRILL OF A NORTHERN FOREST ~--Moose Takes Plunge In River Attendance At Expo 67 Beyond Fondest Dreams * MONTREAL - Attendance at Expo 67 has far exceeded ev- eryone's dreams. Even in the pouring rain, visitors flock to the fair in droves. All this, of course, contrib- utes to great congestion on the Expo site. Already officials are making plans to speed up services and to bring still more food to the grounds. Troupes of entertainers do their best to keep up the spirits of the people waiting in the inter- minable lines to get into the pavilions; but Expo's main pro- blem right now is the cold. It is warm inside the pavil- ions, but visitors are often fac- ed with waits of up to 1% hours outside in the cold. Despite this, the. number of mini-skirted fairgoers has not diminished. 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