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The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 45

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an a i Aooeus I a it ssb Vermont Is steeped la history Land counties! landmark com memorating important place end event, back more than 171 year when the state wa a Republic are located throughout' the countryside. The site have retained their: charm and attractiveness down through lb year. ATTRACTIONS Each year thousands of "fan lly group are drawn to Ver mont' natural and man-made attraction. Some of the in clude Shelburne Museum a collection of early Vermont building and furnished houses, long with artr and craft of past years; the mile-long chasm of Queens Gorge: largest granite- quarries near Bar rel Marble Museum at Proctor; Rare Bird and Animal Farm Enjoy Vermont' 36 challenging, uncrowded courses; Set pace of pleasure that will suit your game In our magnificent panoramic settings! For list of Vermont clubs. tournament dates.

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fe.hv.l. Lion Club. May 12-1J; Equila- tkeet hoou. Th. Arnot Art Gallery.

three special exhibits throughout the month cera mic by John Fell, a Harry Schalb exhibition and display of ails by Merrill A. Bailey. York City museums have scheduled "Th Ferry. 40 historic photograph. by'C.

B. Crompton, Museum of the City of New York: Space) Age Astronomy, Hayden Planetarium; English prints and water colors. Metropolitan Museum of fin. end "From Top to Toe. 100 portrait pf noted theatre-, and dance personalities.

Museum of the City of New York. Also month long art, auto. drag and stock car racing at Niagara Raceway Park, Niagara Fall. i ALBANY FESTIVAL May lsf lower festival time. From May II-to 22 there la Resort Festival at NI4- gara Falls.

On' the 12th and 13th Albany's gay Tulip Festival also Include a wide program of activities that recalls the city's Dutch origin. Columbia County will enjoy an Apple Blossom Festival from th 14th ot the Ittb Motor tours win be mapped for Ytattors to enjoy the fuli benefit of the an nual I extravagania. Rochester will VERMONT'S LARGEST CITY LAKE CHAMPIAIN Swimming Golf Courses; Museums Theatres Shopping Centres Antique Shops Many Restaurants Fine Accommodation GREATER BURLINGTON MOTEL ASSOCIATION tlon Lodge, Bayport, May II; Pelham Bridge Stables. New York City. May 1); Buffalo In ternational.

May 17-20; Rhine-beck Rescue Squad, May 2B-27; Avon. Spring Downs, Avon; Brookvill Early Show, Brook- vllle; Stratford Farms, Port Chester, all on May 27; the Saddle Club, Bath, and Hoo- sac Valley Horse Show. Hoo-sick Falls, both May 20. Two preliminaries to the an nual Mis America contest are scheduled, the Miss Southern Tier Pageant, today at Olean. and at Syracuse is the Miss Central New York Pageant, May 23, The arts also take prominence among May events with Pi casso Exhibit, Museum ot Mod-! em Art, New York City, May U-J2; Rico Librun's "Denis's Inferno," Lowe Art Centre.

Meyi 18-30. Syracuse; Rubinoft con-1 cert, Tupper Lake. Msy 17; 1 hold it annual River, Lake Placid, May 27 and Vermont Masterpiece of AnirT watercolors, Munson-Williams Proctor Institute, Utica. May 22-21; and on May 13 painting by Charles Burchfield at th Edward W. Root Art Centre, Hamilton College Clinton.

LAKE PLACID Exciting water1 event can be seen at the Whits Water Derby; North Creek, -on May 12-11; canoe race on the Ausable' Vermont Come to i ji NORTH-5TAR MOTEL i cMIaul Csttrs MM-sital CMterts cruM xutka, tfc v. Vmm rtam, TV -Ovarleokia Lk ChanipUln VS. 7 South of Burling to CJHlnul EAST 0 LAKE INN MOTEL On VM I trilhHi touih of 6owntam wWitWtt.V:t. nffui lortiCm BTOrlookinf Ldtli -cnsnwiirrO'elTro oUnLsTrlfti twtaaurniav takr. tnm TV.

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tt 7 BurUnstpa, Vt MUW ltk tubs and htMlNl-lMI. Lf arm a ssJfsrWTjaFTr FtiOelraTel. i -r a -v-- BATURDAT. MAY -B. 1962 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL' Jfemllours T7 TT -Only Uutdoor tni joymenH For Vermont Visitors Vermont' stat parks and with their evergrowing facilities arc tooklni this Summer toward lb biggest vacation period lo outdoor enjoyment for family vacationer.

Families of two or ten will tind variety el attraction and activities that will offer them the whirl of an action-packed vacation or (leisurely puce of their own choice i. PARKS, FORESTS public parks "and forests have been developed to they nosTpTSVloe camper and -hikers with nearly 75 tentsltesmd more than 250 lean-toe. In the U.M acre, do-jigned lor public use. rt tcenic mountaini. rumbling dream and sparkling lake, moil of which hav been developed (or recreation.

Camp eita fee art only 13 a day. Reservations can be mede (or period of four day to three week by Writing the park caretaker at the deiired area. The-rW eaaon open June t. "VARIETY "TuYlfiTbathing area ofler. an assortment of aquatic fun Including wlmmlng.

akin, diving and water skiing. Many "rsortnr located on the larger ot Vermont' more then 40 fake. All type of boating art gaining in popularity and new marina and docking facilities, as well a Mate-constructed boat launching sites are being added each year. A Farm Host program 'give families the opportunity of teeing progressive, up-to-date oper thded shore of many lake ations in the various phases of this Summer. agricultur.

Many sal areas operate chair-lift during Summer month where visitors can ride to the tops of mountains for breathtaking panoramic, view. Camp and cottages shich can be rented by the at Fairle where tame animals roam the grounds, and maple museums la St. Johnsbury and Barre. a (air. Strawberry Festival.

Old Home Day and antique sal, country auctions also provide an Interesting fare1 tor visitors who- would like tn participate la community acti vities. Rapidly developing modern highways make Vermont, the "Four-Season Recreation State' lust lew hours away from about one-fifth of the nation's population. FREE PACKAGE Numerous other event and festivities will be readily found by families visiting Vermont week or season, dot the wood-peller 88, Vt. Vermont for GOLF! tV Jheres place- For tree tltera- ture on the Calendar ot Events, Official Highway and Touring Map, State Parks and Forests, Camps and Cottages tor rent, accommodation handbook, and other, write the Vermont De velopment Department, Mont- iikb Vermont HISTORIC ITE NEAR ALBANY; NY Sam, fViliom, wka apif tkt intfiiratien at' wall at muck of tka da tail for tk toU-kattta', -personification, of tka United Statet, it buried benaatk tkit itona in Troy't Oakwood crmt teryt ntar jke ttttr capital, Albany May 30 inboard motorboat in Reynolds Channel, Long Beech. At Old Fort Niagara, Youngs-town, May 18-18 is th annual hoot of th North-South Skirmish Associstion; on May 18- 20 is the Spring muixMoadlng shoot, at Fort Ticonderoga, cooderoga, and on May IS th Obed H.

May shoot will be at Old Museum Village of Smiths Clove. Monroe. SYRACUSE New York State Skeet Cham pionthlps are at the Detyitt Fish and Game Club. Syracuse, May 23-27. followed on the 26th and New York State A LAC a May Events Open Sprirtg in NY State The merry month of May, along with flowers and May poles, bring to New York State an-array of special1 events' things like Ml America pre liminaries, horse shows, drag Ulae Festival during the week ofMey2-2t.

HORSE SHOWS Horse shows In May feature the PHA show at Syracuse, which continues until tomorrow; Dutchess PHA show, Mlllbrok, races, art exhibits. Ilower and May 12; Saratoga Spring 1 27th by the Northeastern International' Snipe Championships at Onondaga Lake, Syracuse. Thoroughbred racing will be inaugurated May 2J at the state's newest flat track near Canandaigua. The meet will continue to September IS. On May 11 a Joint celebration, noting the 127th anniversary of the community and 'the 100th an niversary of the volunteer fire department, will be held at Oswego.

the wonderful free "Vaca-ttonlands" booklet, write the New York State Department of Commerce, Dept. OJ-4, Box (900. Montreal, Que. New York Stalo DEWITT RANCH motel Bring your swimming tuit 1 INDOOR HEATED SWIMMING POOL 1 .1 free to guest DINING ROOM COFFEE SHOP COCKTAIL L0UNCE Conwii-wil to theMtTM nd down Iowa fhaeptnf tlierlriet AWWR--SffOPMfiS FAR 1X0 SB0PPWCI0W1 Erie Blvd. East, Routes 5 and 20, SYRACUSE, N.Y.

Mhb 6lbMi (-1300 Udnss, 'bsl IrrKt-KT Your Host'in SYRACUSE; Throughout the Year L-iV the JEFFERSON-CLINTON HOTEL 't' In tkt Heart of Downtown Syracuse -l- LJCor Jefferton and ClintonStreett TV rH T.VTK1 ROOM AMPt.l PARKING INDIVlDUAl AIR-CONDITIONUa DSUCIOUS VLALS AT 8EMSIBLS PRICES. IN THE DIVING ROOM COCK- TAIL LOUNGE AND TAP ROOM Arrangement Gladly Mad tot Your Evening Enurtalnment THE LOWEST -RATE -TIRST CLASS HOTEL -IN SYRACUSE CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR Active Summer At Placid A Summer Jet Snow, lone M. the annual Summer Ski Jump ing competition, July Babe Ruth btseball tournament July, 27 and 28. the -Doug Sander golf match July 22 are highlights at Lake Placid but the daily ice skating school In the Olympic Arena, boating on Mirror Lake and Lake Placid, golf on three II hole courses, night go-cart racing on a flood-lit track, all of these things have great York Stat Lake Placid, NY On th Lakeshor OMraei read C'atUe rfcreplacea aMetsi But 1 tot rsuua Writ lor I color booklet I II -o- fJ9 appeal and account for the popularity of this train lng ground of championL-i commodations for six thousand people In town art supplement fed by numerous campiie opera ated by the State Department: Ktto York Stat. Your Most Convenient Address in SYRACUSE 1 the HOTEL HILTON Directly opposite Gray-hound' Terminal Diagonal to War Memorial.

All room with privet bath. Convenient to downtown shop ping. SINGLE $. DOUBLE fTandM (Twin FREE PARKING FREE RADIO and TV iteraum I VM I State ind Chapel Srs. 'we Albany, Ntw York tcVoN Send for Family Plan Breckur rrainnTTrv.

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a tnioy a Health Vacation st Amence't Beautiful htounum Spa. Medically su perviicd bsths snd trestments, uung the world's finest sulphur water, bring welcome relief from artbritit, rheumatism and daily tensions. WHITt SULPHUR BATHS oox-r-JHAaON shun, k. y. LONG LAKE; N.Y.

Playground of ike Nortk v. iw the Beautiful Adirondack KOniS HOTELS COTTAGE COURT! I0AWIK0 HOUSQ SWIHHIX6 SCATIM PLAIC RIDS RAGWEED FREE ftir lUuttrated Folder Write LONG LAKf IMPROVEMENT CLUB, 4 WALKER RD, LONO LAKE, N.Y. A NATURE GEM 2Vi HIM Wtd Into t. hiwtn Uki ttorfs Croat' Rotk Bridie; 4 Waterfalls in Llfkled i 'fitkjttori Caves; Underground Rivers RECOMMENDED AAA Fisrv Picnic (Photographer's Parodist! For FES folder write to STONE BRIDGE UVU Potlemille 3. M.Y.

trpea May 1 to Oct 31 7 a.m. to Dark Plan later in NEW YORK STATE I v- PQPpiTtto now, 1961 oditfon of "NowYork Stato I rsV ts VacationlanrJsn.192 colour illustrations of placet to aitd thing to do in friendly; nearby New York For your 1r copy, ft Itl()t4 sWia.W- i rl. mil tisiait i il rrsssr tMBTBtST or COiatiCI OJ- I.

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1885-1980