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Judy LaMarsh Stresses "Need For Activity In '67 TORONTO (CP) -- Canadians} will derive little benefit from} Centennial Year celebrations) unless they each take an active, rt, State Secretary Judy La-! arsh said Wednesday. | "T see little benefit for Cana- dianism in a bare procession of| functions organized by govern-| ment, attended by government and laden with speeches by! government," she said in a speech to a communications media seminar sponsored 'by the federal centennial commis- sion. "Tf 1967 is to have any reali OPEN DAILY 7 TO 6 P.M. FRI. TILL 9 P.M BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD FREE USE OF STAPLE GUN and lasting meaning it must be a-year not only for Canadians, but by Canadians.-... . I per- sonally will consider Centennial a success only if each and every one of our 20,000,000 citizens comes away from 1967 with a feeling that he or she has been a personal participant in it." Canadians have valid reasons for feeling pride in their achievements of the last 100 years, she said. "I hope that, during Centen- nial Year, we will all show it-- to the rest of the world and, even more important, to our- selves." SNOW, BEAUTIFUL SNOW travel folders and sunburn ) "Not only is the' winter exodus | /\vey by The Canadian Press ./shows that sun-chasing' north-)' é . (AP Wirephoto) '|New Zéaland and Australia, for |Canadians Travel > Escape Wirlter By JOHN LeBLANC Canadian Press Staff Writer Their pockets stuffed with bigger, but a, Cross-Canada Sur- 'erners are going farther afield. instance, are growing more pop- ular with West Coast travellers this year. . Around the country generally, Mexico..is perhaps the 'biggest draw this season, though Hawaii stays high: with westerners and Bermuda, 'the. Caribbean and NELonvon Tawny Canadian Port LONDON WINERY LIMITED INTERIOR DECORATOR FURNITURE DRAPERIES BROADLOOM 15 King Street East CUSTOM MADE DRAPES Fhone 725-2686 Florida continue to attract Mar- itimers.. . 'A few searchers for the off- peat have checked out for the wild Galapagos Islands in the Pacific off South America, though that continent itself doesn't pull Canadians. Mexico's increased magnetism is something of a phenomenon, and dt is at or near the head of the list in Montreal, Toronto and the western capitals. Air France in Montreal says its five weekly flights to Mexico were booked solidly for Dec. 16- 25. The Gideon 'Travel Agency in Toronto reports Mexico book- ne make up 20 per cent of its business, quadruple the size of three years ago. ; A Manitoba survey showed the single spot most sought by Man- itobans was Acapulco, Mexico, but the resort has been booked fully since last July. i The Toronto agency guessed that the mass attraction of Mex- ico is mainly.in that it's rela- tively cheap to get there and live there and it's the nearest foreign country with a different culture. The rise in southbound travel seems general across the coun- try, though an over-all increase figure cannot .be -reached. A common explanation: Canadian weather and more money to get away from it. : Also, says Henry Kent, man- ager of a Regina travel service: "A lot of rural people who didn't travel before want to know what it's all about. They're doing more travelling, thanks in part to good crops." Buy some sherry. Invite a group of friends. Friends you've got -- that's simple. But what about the sherry? That's even simpler. Among Brights fine Canadian wines is a remarkable selection of remark- able sherries. All different; all made from different grapes. Appealing to different tastes. There's President Sherry, for instance: excellent! 74 Sherry is the most popular in Canada, Brights Dry Sherry: for those who prefer a drier sherry. There's Brights Solera Sherry -- an outstanding Spanish-type very dry sherry. 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