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Fie cut 1, bushels for us, but it turned out to be too wet to sell. But he didn't mind: he was pleased to be part of our film. Stick a pin almost anywhere — make that anywhere — in the map of Ontario's No fewer than 1, different items are listed in Ontario's Centennial program for , more than in Ottawa alone. The first major operation after entering the province from Manitoba is at Port Arthur, where a new' bush camp at Centennial Park depicts w'hat a logging site looked like at the turn of the century. Stroll around the lumberhouse and grounds long enough to work up a man-sized appetite, then tackle a typical lumberjack meal.

If not, just enjoy the scenery en route east — particularly in the forestfringed. Shakespearean Festival opens June 12, and a full week of Centennial celebrations will be held July 1 to 8.

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If you can't get tickets for a play, visit the theatre anyway to see the fluted-roof design and apron stage that have made it one of the most-copied structures of its kind. No one should visit Ontario without seeing Niagara Falls. The tourist industry is so well organized here that in addition to the famous Falls you can see everything from a 3. Niagara Falls boasts as large an area of parks as any city in Canada, but one of its principal Centennial projects is — what else? A Niagara Falls conversation piece is lunch or dinner in the new' Skylon Tower, high above the Falls, w'hich brings the scenery to you the easy way by making a complete circuit in the time it takes to eat a meal.

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For a touch of military pomp and circumstance at far right , we eased down to get a new-slant look at troops in ceremonial bearskins and scarlet tunics. Macdonald first ran for political office there. His home, Bellevue House, has been restored as a Centennial project, and visitors are welcome, as they are at Fort Henry where university students in red tunics do century-old drills. Exciting yacht racing by youngsters is promised at the Navy League Sea Cadet world yachting championships at Kingston, August Make one more stop — Upper Canada Village near Morrisburg, where costumed attendants reenact the life of years ago in authentic pioneer surroundings — and then head for Ottawa.

Interested in target shooting? Ottawa is the scene of the all-Canada Centennial prize meeting, August Also in Ottawa, the Canadian Open tennis championships will be held August If you happen to be leaving Ottawa for Montreal early in August, it might be fun to join the Centennial tour of antique automobiles in their valiant attempt to span the distance between the capital and Expo 67 from August 2 to 5. This year, all roads lead to Expo Or to give it the proper title, the Universal and International Exhibition, By early some 90, Canadians had booked advance hotel accommodation in Montreal for the six months of Expo The majority of the reservations came from Ontario next was British Columbia , so it stands to reason that most Canadian travelers will cross over to Montreal Island at tiny Ile Per rot.

But 60 percent of the advance bookings, another Visitors from the United States will likely arrive via the new eight-lane No. Driving in Montreal isn't nearly as chaotic as it was five years ago. Besides, it will give you the opportunity to use the newest, quietest, and most eye-pleasing subway system in North America.

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Not so in Montreal. Each of the 26 stations has been designed differently. Glass, concrete, colored tile and steel have all been manipulated by the designers for aesthetic appeal. And now, Mayor Drapeau has talked Montreal firms into donating a specially commissioned work of art for each station. Among the first to become involved was Steinberg's Ltd. A small brass plaque beneath the mural will identify the donor. The next problem to solve in Montreal is accommodation — that is, of course, if you already haven't booked in advance through Jacques Belanger at I. The number to phone is EXP A girl will take down the details, how many in the party, children, the price range you're willing to pay and the type of accommodation you want — hotel, tourist home, private residence.

She will then feed it all into a computer and in 30 seconds will have an address for you to go to. Belanger insists that his staff of more than 70 will always be able to find a bed for visitors and that they have prepared for a peak load of Another 70 workers have been installed in a special information-services department that will keep in continual contact. And in a normal period there are enough hotels, motels, and tourist camps to take care of 60, people a day.

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One of them, on the south shore, is a natural park on the side of Mount Bruno and offers a spectacular view of Montreal and the St. Much has already been written about the Expo site on St. It is being called a World Festival and it really is that. If you tire of the city, the best answer is an excursion into the Laurentians, easily accessible by the Autoroute des Laurentidcs which runs directly north from Montreal for 80 miles into the mountains. And at all the resorts there are professional instructors for the beginners.

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Accommodation in the Laurentians is well organized and caters to the vacationing secretary as w'cll as the millionaire. There are sophisticated and intimate hotels such as the Manoir Pinoteau, located on the shore of Lac Tremblant and at the foot of ski-famous Mont Tremblant. The cuisine is French, and the hotel offers penthouse apartments, cottages with five bedrooms, and luxurious suites.

Registration at the hotel includes unlimited use of all ski lifts throughout the Laurentians. Then there is the more reasonably priced Mont Gabriel Lodge, just 45 minutes from Montreal and located at the top of Mont Gabriel. There are 15 ski hills, a giant, heated swimming pool, sleighing, horseback riding, and all the other usual resort activities. To tie in with Centennial - year celebrations, Quebec province has scheduled a number of events — some new. On June 24 the annual St. Jean-Baptiste torchlight parade is staged through downtown Montreal.

A mile marathon swim will be held on Lac St. Jean between Peribonka and Roberval on August 5. And on September an international canoe race will take place on the St. Three Rivers is on a vastly improved highway along the north shore, and only 80 miles southwest of historic Quebec City. The traveler can. The alternative is a circuitous one, but worthwhile. Follow No. It's a little Centennial project in itself, and an unforgettable two-day drive. But no French sailors — or French uniforms. To get face shots of the bicycle racers far right , we had to fly about a foot off the ground, hopping over houses in our way.

THE Driving through the Atlantic provinces this summer will be like driving through history. From Acadian fishing ports to capital cities the Centennial festivals generally reflect an era before Canada was born — an era in which Scotsmen, Englishmen and Frenchmen fought and worked to lay the foundation for a nation. This is mainly Acadian country and throughout the summer the North Shore communities will celebrate their epic heritage.

In July. Caraquet holds its fisheries festival in which the Gulf fishing fleet is blessed in an ancient and colorful ceremony. Fredericton, elm-shaded and serene in its UEL memories, offers a chamber-music festival. Maliseet Indian festivals, an international horse show, parades, military pageants and summer theatre. A side trip west from Fredericton could take in Woodstock's old-home week, the potato festivals at Hartland and Grand Falls, and the Danish festival at New Denmark. South from Fredericton the highway winds down to the harbor of Saint John, discovered by Samuel de Champlain in The city celebrates that event June 24 with a ceremonial visit of the fishing fleet, regattas and a rollicking fishmongers' ball.

Earlier in the summer the city is producing a pageant drama commemorating the romantic Marie La Tour. She died of heartbreak in after her husband's fort fell and all the defenders were hanged. Suburban Rothesay is also mounting a Centennial drama festival of its own, in addition. The city opens its Centennial park and holds a week-long bicultural birthday party in August. Gourmets should not miss the strawberry festival at Memramcook and the lobster festival at the beach resort of Shediac — both in July.

Five miles inland at Albany Junction the road forks — right for Charlottetown and left for Summerside.

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This summer it will make little difference. Centennial celebrations abound throughout the island. Charlottetown, naturally, is going all-out on Dominion Day with Centennial Eve balls, gun salutes and the ringing of church bells all over the province. In mid-August the capital holds Old-Home Week and the provincial exhibition. On Sept. Throughout July, six major communities on the island will be having special days with the dedication of Centennial projects, parades, public meals, pageants and evening dances.

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At Summerside in mid-July the annual Lobster Carnival will be under way, offering all the lobster anyone could wish to eat. The island is so small that no community is much more than a couple of hours' drive away. Visitors who thrill to the sound of bagpipes will want to take in the Scottish Festival at North Rustico and the Highland games at Eldon — both held in early August.

Visitors touring the island in July will probably spot Queen Mother. Elizabeth taking part in the festivities. Heading southwest the highway passes through Truro, established by New Englanders in the 18th century, and then south to Halifax, founded by Britons in as a counterthreat to the French fortress of Louisbourg on Cape Breton.