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see ee | Durham-Ganaraska Area | Has Peaceful Atmosphere YOU HA\ Over the years a great num-| is located on the boundary road THIS \ ber of people have visited and | between the 'Townships of Man- ae. ANI enjoyed the. peaceful atmos: | vers and Clarke. This boundary phere of the Durham and Gana-|road is the second sideroad raska Agreement Forests. | north bf po err eae . ae icnic 3 ikers ters; Ways 35 an . A familiar ears ik; : here dh | brown and yellow County Forest and naturalists all find some-| © wg ; thing to suit their taste. sign on the east side of Highway ; 'i ives 115 indicates where you have to Since the interest in hiking ap- lturn off pears to be increasing, tw0| Hiking clubs having difficul- marked hiking trails have been! ties in locating suitable areas laid out through the most scenic | for their trips might.be wise to For the r part of the Forest. The trails! investigate these new trails to foods in € are marked by blue and red| coo i¢ they meet their require- arrows and are approximately ments. M . 9 and 6 miles long. Anyone not | @ Hert familiar with the area can now} S m go on a good hike without get-| BUILDING BOOM FADES e Mexi beg ting lost and losing hours trying) MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont- to find his way back to his car. | real's building boom is dropping @ Hot ¢ Although the terrain is quite| off at a rapid rate of the March Bue s rough, the experience should be | report of city permits and in- 9:30 A.M rewarding for anyone who en-| spections director Romeo Mon WE joys a good hike, The nine mile | delio is any indication. Permits OPEN | trail provides the best views shia authorized in the first three is quite strenuous. We recom-| months of 1967 amount to $14,- . mend it only to those acus-| 377,340, half the amount for the Give Your: tomed to waling long distances} corresponding period last year, to crow al in rough terrain. The starting point of the trails | KING WEST | GARDEN CENTRE which was in turn half the fig- ure for 1965. MEX G 1188 Si 72! (Formerly Janssen's Garden Centre) Prop. HERB LAMERS BEC WATE in a boat weekend For All Your Garden Supplies ae : ee. na Cabir @ Fruit Trees @ Patio Stones @ Rockery Stone - 843 KING ST. W., OSHAWA 726-9429 to POINTE AU BARIL NORTH OF PARRY SOUND ..-Scenic, Angling Paradise For Thousands Tourist Influx: (ore ae ane | : Now that the Warm Weather the summer has been forecast Mercu' T 5 ofthe department. Toronto and . and Vacation Time is Upon Us... Niaz "all ted | AXES WPace = teharaest ht. | ,! Here's Where the TORONTO (CP) -- James} Sam Hill, director of the Corn- | i '4 Auld, Ontario tourism and in-| wall office of the department, | ACTION is ! formation minister, has warned | said the centre had recorded a that the influx of tourists from | 38-per-cent increase in visitors the U.S. and other countries | over last year and the number may require the use of private | of first visits to Ontario is dou- homes for accommodation. ble last year's. Most of: the tourists intend to | travel through the province to) and from Expo. A shortage of commercial BUGS COLOR-CONSCIOUS Light - colored clothes help to discoutage mosquitoes and Drive-In Restaurant ee ee SIMCOE ST. N. -- AT TAUNTON RD. SL Drop Out & Enjoy a Thick & Creamy You n MILK SHAKE >t the fun and a BIG "M"" BURGER being a We also serve the most deliciows . . . Lo English Style FISH 'N CHIPS smooth- Country Fried CHICKEN @ '@ ° . : HOT DOGS and Especially With Your CHEESE DOGS PHONE AHEAD 728-2291 Your Order Will Be Ready For Immediate Take-Out os ir, || McMURRAY'S 94.9 ; 1350 SIMCOE ST. N. at Taunton Rd. -- OSHAWA Cla