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UPPER SCENE shows'Sainte-Flaviee departure,, int for a 560 -mile beltiour of the Gaspe
Peninsula. Bic, in centre, its a pleasant resort village in the Lower St. Lawrence reglon.
And there's. Perce with its 'famous rock. ° '
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on Heritgge Highways trip
Although the route of Heritage
Highways began at Niagara l+ alls
'and ended on the Gaspe Penin-
sula, it is here where Canada
really began when Jacques Car-
tier .in 1534 anchored his three
ships behind the famous rock:
(Ontario and Quebec are cur-
rently -co -sponsoring a campaign
to promote Heritage Highways,
the ribbons of pavement, which
follow the cane() routes and foot
paths of explorers, fur traders,
pioneers and homesteaders
through the two provinces.)
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The scenery of the Lower Si
Lawrence and Ae Gaspe, 6f
which Perce is a 1.a1 terminal
point is to say the least, . en-
thralling. From Quebec to Rim-
-ouski, the St. Lawrence is dotted
with islands and islets Visible
from the highway, pleasant
farming centres, resort areas
and small villages.
From Sainte-Flavie, the high-
way belts the Gaspe for some 560
miles and gives the traveller the
true picture of the peninsula-
-fishing villages- and hamlets
nestled deep in coves and bays
while -the highway cuts between
the sea and the towering cliffs.
The Gaspe with its parks—Ri-
mouski, Metis, Matane, Gaspe-
sian, Port -Daniel and Foril-
lon—is an oasis for nature lovers.
And evoking legend and mystery
are such nameplates as Bic, Les
Boules, Cap -Chat, . Ruisseau-a-
Rebours, Anse-Pleureuse, Gros-
Morne, Pointe-a-la-Fregate and
Anse -au -Griffon.
The faces of the fishermen,
weathered from the salty air and
the winds of the open sea, are
evidence of their hardy lot. But
their hospitality is unequalled
anywhere.
Suddenly, after hu*dreds of
miles of incomparable scenery,
the village of Perce appears in
fantastic 'decor. It gives the ap-
pearance of a hemisphere formed
from left to right by Cap Blanc,
Mont Sainte -Anne (1,116 ft.) ,
Mont Blanc, Pic de l'aurore
(Peak o'Dawn), the Trois Soeurs,
Cap Barre, and Perce Rock.
Renowned resort centre, Perce
has everything to please—pano-
ramic terraces, nature trails,
tours on the capes, sea fishing,
art centres, handicraft boutiques,
comfortable lodging and excel-
lent cuisine.
Facing it is the wild' bird
sanctuary, Bonaventure, ' where
thousands of gulls and gannets
inhabit the island. Several times
daily, during summer, boats
carry visitors on a tour of the
island.
Beyond Perce, the highway
nms alongside the magnificent
Bate des Claleurs, crosses
through the Matapedia Valley
and regains the hanks of the St.
Lawrence.
And hos ends the never-to-be-
. forgotten trip, Heritage %igh-
ways. A trip throughCanadian
history, a trip through Canada's
burgeoning present.
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siasts that they are governed by
tile' same rules and regulations
Mat . apply to motor vehicles.
Cyclists involved in traffic acci-
dents may be charged if they are
found to have broken the law.
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should be trimmed, washed,
thoroughly drained immediately
and may be refrigerated up to ,a
week in tightly closed plastic
bags or containers. Parsley pre-
pared in the same way will keep
three to four weeks in a plastic
bag or glass jar with paper towels
in the bottom to absorb\anoisture.
Leaf lettuce and chicory may
be stored, washed or unwashed
up to a week. Escarole, endive.
and Chinese cabbage should be
stored unwashed up to a week.
Fall or winter cabbage and early
summer cabbage may be kept '
two weeks, but spinach, un-
washed, only a day or two.
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11 - Prayerful
termination
12 - Time perldd
14 - only
15 - Misdeed
16 • Legumes
18 - Royal Nivel
Engineers (ebb )
19 - Stocked for
future uce
20 - Approached
21 • Mineral
22 - Cooked
24 - Pitted with
pbrtalo
26 - Exist
28 - Pegtnst Lo of
29 - Wrath
30 - Nautical pales
38 - 8eantty
Cbl lection
35 -Not at 0111
37 - Man's name
38 - ptonaoun
3� - h'aiitted
42-'ls►orn
45 Hypothetical
force
46 - Place of safety
48 - Division of the
Bible (abb . )
49 - Scarce
31 - Male nickname
52 - Drum major ... ,
54 - To emanate
55 - Made neat
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1 - Assembles
2 -Toelide
3 - Story outcome
4 - Printer's unit
5 - Planted
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men
7 - Samarium
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8 - Intimidates
9 - Sea eagle
10 - Transferred
property legally
13 - Sun god
16 - Harasses
17 - Spanish
gentlemen
23 - Pitch
25 - Conceit
27 - Dance step
29 - Disregard
31 - Aquatic propell-
ing device
32 - A kind of stew
34 - Dispossessed
36 - Additional
38 - Apportioned
40 - Kind of cheese
41 - One or the
other (abb.)
43 - Uoitod Under-
writers (abb.)
44 - To carry
47 - Educational
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50 - to Terence to
53 - Musical nate
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