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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Way. JJ ItfA maps andt routes are of ever-In essay -s 1 Vacationists 'Discovering' New Hampshire's 'Wilds' Tourists Visit Famous Old Quebec Shrines far south as the town of White- JX A NEW HAMPSHIRE LAKE is an ideal place to spend a happy family vacation as many visitors from all parts of the land have discovered. This young mother and her children are basking beside beautiful Spofford Lake. By ROGER STARK PITTSBURG. N.H.

New Hampshire'! North Country, now mort accessible thanks to highway Improvement! in northeastern U.S., and popular for many yean as a fishing and hunting area, Is being "discovered" by the general family vacationist Its distinctive rolling scenery, with a preponder ance or spruce ana nr, and its wilderness cnarm, ere respon- siDie ior tne name "unristmas Tree Land" so often applied to tms spaseiy settled tip of the Granite State. -Its northern boundary is the nage 01 mountains tnat sepa rates tne Uranite State from Canada. On the west, the Connecticut Riser keeps Jhe rugged terrain from spilling into Vermont; and on the east, the New Hampshire Maine border cleaves through unbroken wilderness in a straight line. The aouthern border, however, is somewhat arbitrary. Lovely Valleys It is true that the atmosphere the scenery begins to take on the "Christmas tree" flavor as TRAVEL GOTHAM TRAVEL SPECIAL MIAMI BEACH Stren DaysSix Nights $15150 VPICA INC TAX This Wonderful Vacation Includes Round Trip Air Tranipartatlon from N.

Y. via iaitarn or N- ffonal Airlines. Air Canditionad Ream at tha beautiful SOVEREIGN HOTEL MmIi mcH day. Full una breakfast and dinner. Yeah arulia, meenliejht danelnf and awlmminj.

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n. Can AD t-8379 Anytime GOTHAM -A RjJV A field, but most vacationists. Delleve, think of U.S. Routt 2, wnich cuts across New Hamp shire from Lancaster tn She! Durne, as the toeieai amitiiern ooraer of the North Oiuntrv Comparatively few of the tour ists who visit the well-known mountain "notches" erosa th lovely valleys of the Isreal and Aioose Rivers to reach Route 2. and this sort of sets the region apart.

This east-west hishwav. inci dentally, rates as highly scenic, has some excellent accommoda tions and an interesting historv. At the west end, in the town of Lancaster, you should note that America's famous humorist of the 19th century, Artemus Ward, spent his anDrenticeshio at the Coos County Democrat, a week ly newspaper that still enjoys a thriving circulation. On top of nearby Mt. Prospect the former summer home of John Weeks, called "the father of the White Mountain National Forest," is now a state park with a magnificent 360-degree view.

eastward to the town of Jefferson, the motorist finds Santa Claus a tourist attraction that features the home and workshop of Jolly old St. Nick himself, a most popular spot, for youngsters. Off to the south, gouged out of the side of the mighty Presidential Range, is Jefferson Notch where, according to legend, a party of Rogers Rangers, re turning from the raid on St Francis, cam to grief and lost a massive silver image that has never been found. Randolph, has some unusual views of the northern slop of the more-than-a-mile-high Presi dential Rang and is a head quarters for hikers, many of whom ar affiliated with the Appalachian Mountain Gub. At the village of Gorham.

it is appropriate to remember Thomas Starr King, a Boston minister who first fell in love with this area way back in 1849, wrote a book that is still con sidered a classic of Whitev Mountain literature, and left his name on 3913-foot Mt. Starr King, next to highest peak of the Pliny Range to the north. Moos Brook Stat Park, a choice camping area, is nearby. The eastern anchor of Route 2 is Shelburne, in the Andros coggin Valley, best known for the famous stand of "Shelburne Birches," a postcard grove of TRAVEL OFFICIAL AGENTS For All Steamship, Rait and Airlines Tours and Cruises Unbiased Information! Marendaz Agency I ESTABLISHES It llll Henr? OneO Xdw. 0.

Roberta ASYLUM IT. 'MASSACHUSETTS ond and Third Connecticut Lakes and man-made Lake Francis. Back Lake in Pittsburg and Big Diamond Pond in West Stewarts-town are sizeable water bodies, and mere are scores of smaller ponds and "bogs," nearly all of which are well populated with the anglers' favorite, the old- fashioned brook trout There ar village inns, road side cabins, and th hug Balsam! Hotel over in Dixville Notch, but most of th outdoor-minded families who come to this region stay at "sporting camps," th typical North Country hostelry, th eastern counterpart of th dud ranch of the West. Snug cabin units, usually facing a lake or pond, may be rented on a housekeeping basis, but most vacationists prefer to take their meals at the central dining hall. Skilled lintf Places Quebec folk brought their strong religious faith out from Old France more than three hundred years ago, and have seen it grow into a solid and satisfying part of the daily life of their picturesque province.

Quebec's internationally famous shrines are magnificent monuments to the power of faith, and the two largest of these sanctuaries, St. Joseph's Oratory in Montreal, and the Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre just outside the city of Quebec, annually attract about two million pilgrims and visitors apiece. Eastern Canada An Area Of Truly Majestic Beauty The lands along the St. Law rence and Saguenay rivers in eastern Canada are rich in na tural beauties.

Many thousands of words have oeen written aooui th rivpre. anrl all the stories mentioned the towering Capes Trinity and ttermty on tne saguenay. Yet words fail to describe the majestic beauty of the Capes. They must be seen! The Saguenay River has been called a fjord and also a canyon. It appears as a flooded cleft In the mountain mass, like the hills mieht have heen Dtished UD from below and had cracked wide open, letting the sea rush in.

Water is deep everywhere in the Saguenay. In one place it is 900 feet deep, and abovaj the unter. raisins 2.000 feet are Capes Eternity and Trinity. The best view of tnem is rrom me deck of a cruise ship. The S.S.

Richelieu, of the Canada Steamship Line, which reg-niariv rrulsp into the Saeuenay River from Montreal during the summer montns, comes upon Par Eternitv first. It il the highest of the two peaks. Like all the many saguenay capes, it rises as a steep bluff, wooded and silent. WESTERN TOPS I VACATION VALUES! TJESTEQCJ TOUQS Air-conditioned coach train, roomi willi bath at food hotels, lightseeint. Eicorted group! lcavo Chicago weekends.

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11 shya.V.tt! Abe sHkm aek awes. Cftee caefce far reMen ana' reran Nib ea at FOLEY TRAVEL AGENCY SI Church Hartford JAckson 2-S188 VERMONT I mm mm mm mm mm mm aw Air-Conditioned Motels New Common Convenience 11C Brother Andre, an humo'a school porter, originated St Jo seph's Oratory in 1894 with his simple prayers before a statue of St Joseph sheltered in a hol low tree the woods on the mountain top of Mount Royal. Today the imposing dome of St Joseph's, also called Brother Andre's Shrine, dominates the Montreal skyline and summons parties of pilgrims by special train, buses and motorcades from New York, Chicago, Boston, Connecticut, Detroit, New Jersey. Special novenas open July 31 in preparation for the traditional Feast of St. Joseph on Sept.

2. Sailors Start Church Breton sailors who attributed their rescue from a St. Lawrence shipwreck in 1658 to the intercession of Ste. Anne, the Holy Mother of the Virgin Mary built the first church at Ste. Anne de Beaupre in her honour, and on thj site has developed the beautiful Basilica of Ste.

Anne, the famous shrine on the riverbank. Some 600 pilgrim par ties are registered for this summer, with 15,000 Masses to be said and 500,000 Communions distributed. Special novenas open July IT in anticipation of the great Feast of Ste. Anne on July 26. TOURS Chooi from icorts of xclting GREYHOUND TOURS INDIVIDUAL tour tt CAMmiiA 34 DAYS Bt tha Grind Csityea md Filmed Dtiert, tea AnailK, Hollywood.

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Tax. VERMONT "For A Memorable Vacation HYDE MANOR SUDBURY, VERMONT A dlitlnfutihfd lummtr retort opurated Uie Hyrti yimlir Unco lim HYDE MANOR GOLF CLUB AN ATHINfl tCACH ADJOINING Every facility lot iniulmnt and relaxation combined with eitrtrnelr moderate ritea aiakaa Urde Minor Ideal for your summer vinttnn. A TRULY OUTSTANDING CUI8INI sueeroleed Aitlvitlei far Yeuni feoela. Preteitant and Cithtllt Churehea Nearlty Kllbeurne Hyde, Sudbury, Vt. Teleprione BHandon, Vermont, IM NR PHSON KR DAY (WEEKLY IA5IS) OOUIlF OCCU'ANCY BroeMlway entertainment Oabbldon'e Cslypao Bend Kenny Sheldon's Oretk t'T Llttmaa M.O.

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N. H. official New Hampshire state trees. Easily Accessible To reach the heart of the North Country, the motorist has a choice of two main highways. Rout 3 follows th winding Con necticut River from Lancaster.

Nine miles north, at Groveton, at th junction of th Upper Ammonoosuo River, another across-state road (to Milan) fol lows an ancient Indian canoe and portage rout between the Connecticut and Androscoggin waterways. Along this road is th lovely settlement of where a covered bridge, close to a white church in a mountain setting, offers a classic scene for photographers. The rocky, rounded summits of twin Percy Peaks are a 3418-foot landmark to the north, separating the valleys of Nash Stream and Phillips Brook, two prime wilderness trout streams that have several lovely trout ponds in their North of Groveton, the Con necticut becomes a trout stream that lures anglers from far distant points when its lusty rainbow trout are rising to dry and wet flies. In mid-summer the pools also offer the only good bass fishing in this corner of the Granite State. Vacationists, exploring this country for the first time, are often surprised to note the scar- 1 1 of level ground.

There is a popular misconception, it seems, that the North Country is a flat land of thick fir swamps, when actually, it is an almost unbroken array of moun tains and valleys that are penetrated only by tote road and hiking trail. Gateway to Lakes Region Colebrook is a trading center and the gateway to the Con necticut Lakes region (in the township of Pittsburg), famous for its brook, rainbow and lake trout and landlocked salmon. Th large lakes of this sportsman's paradise are First, Sec RHODE ISLAND INI lNfBNI 1 HABHAOAHSKXT Zl, H. I. rr RmI NEW ENOLAND Vmtln Vow Will Likt THIS FRIENDLY RESORT HOTEL Rmrvt Etrif JlKM C.

MuKlWM ON THE IfACH The Ocean View largest and most modern hotel at BLOCK ISLAND, R. I. DcHtiftf Nlfhtlf lm (It waak m4 Includoi WRITE FOR VOIDER Ma W. Meraaav. PrtiiaW I CN Mf WAUH creasing importance.

We feel the bis regional maps put out by some of the oil companies are your best friends. One company's, in particular, is very superior for legibility, and we'll be happy to tell you which if you write us. These show all the main routes clearly without the distractions of secondary routes. But we always keep a detailed state map handy for reference in case of detours or when driving in metropolitan areas, where detailed directions are important Routes ar better posted than ever before throughout the country, even in cities. If you bear in mind that all routes cros3 each other at one point or another in cities, it is almost impossible to get lost.

In addition, signs directing motorists to all the new toll highways are post ed throughout each state. By-passes and alternates of major routes to help you avoid city traffic are becoming more common all the time in metropolitan areas, frequently making it unnecessary to pass through cities at all. By sticking to obvious routes and avoiding the short cuts suggestions of well-meaning local citizens, you'll simplify your trip and avoiding the short cut sug- ting lost, losing time, and driving on bad roads. Do yon have any special travel problems? Shirley and Bob Sloane will be happy to help you, either In this column or by mall. Address them care of The Hartford Courant.

AH will be answered as soon as possible but thons containing jtmped? self addressed envelope will be given preference. Shutterbugs Love Varied Subjects In Lovely Tampa TAMPA Amateur, photographers young and old hav found Tampa's many scenes and events are perfectly auited for picture records of their Florida vacation. Each day, through summer and winter, new vacationers and their cameras discover Tampa's pic turesque Latin Quarter, tropical waterfront, historical spots and scenic views. Ybor City, Tampa's Latin Quarter, is packed with picture making opportunities. Among the most popular subject matter in the city within a city are the authentic Spanish buildings and restaurants, numerous cigar factories, Latin clubs and theaters and Ybor Cuians themselves.

Along Tampa's sprawling waterfront, the camera's eye can record the unloading of tropical fruits and bananas, huge sea- turtles, phosphate and many other products. Incidentally, the bananas arrive in Tampa while they're still green a fact of interest to the color film enthusiast. Historical spots such as the DeSoto Oak, where the Spanish explorer Hernando DeSoto bar gained with the Indians in 1539, are also popular. And the Univer sity of Tampa, copied in the Gay 90 from the ALhambra of Spain, proudly raises its 13 minarets against the lorroa sky lor an un usual architectural shot. CALIFORNIA nmmticMwum cjaiux DC-6B to CALIFORNIA PRESSURIZED CABINS-300 M.PX 4 HOURS TO MIAMI '39 Non-stop by daylight CHICAGO '24 DALLAS 5t INDEPENDENT AIR COACH AGENCY 083 MAIN STREET JA.

11 5 AD HAMPTON BEACH. N. H. Centrally located. Near teach.

Caiine, bindttand and ehurchei. 60 rooms hot and cold watar, toma with private toilet, Beauty-reit mattreiiei. Steam heeted. Televiiion. Reetonsble ratal, look-let.

Tel. WAvarly 4-2250. OIIX W. DIGNOX, Prop. Hampton Beach 5, N.H, Pelham Hotel Laeklac stralgM sat to aea" HAMPTON BEACH, N.

H. t3.sa Ct Per Week Including Good Meals Dally USTtft FOSO, TfL. WAvarly I3M HAMPTON at Auuit li WS Fettivsl IjV Month Millions Imvi widening I better vacation finest program of children. modern For free Chamber of I i a a i I MASSACHUSETTS guides, who ar real woodsmen, ar available for the sportsman who appreciates a short-cut to th best fishing waters. The guides also Instruct the beginner in fly casting and other woodcraft skills, and a number give lessons in the art of making artificial flies for fishing.

But angling is not the only pastim in this section. The lakes provide boating, canoeing, and swimming, and ther are hiking trails through lovely wilderness terrain. For golfers, there is an elghteen-hole course at the Balsams Hotel, and a nine-hole at Colebrook. Most everyone makes at least one "day trip" across the line Into Quebec, crossing th border either at Beecher's Falls at Norton, Vermont, or on Route 3 to Cartierville, Quebec. BOB SLOANE it hotel, motel, or tourist home, with good cross ventilation.

The big drawback of a tourist home is the sharing of the bath, but often as not there are only one or two other rooms In the house and these may not even be occupied. Often there are two baths, so you've got a good chance of getting a private bath out' of the deal anyway. Children Adjust If you're traveling with children, one of the essentials is a supply of food in the car. Not just cookies and fruit but staples such as bread, luncheon meat, tomatoes, milk and the like. Children get hungry unpredictably while traveling, and it's just as well to feed them adequately in stead or plying them Math snacks.

If you're worried about the children not getting enough sleep while travehng, or otherwise not fulfilling their normal home rou tines, you'll probably discover that your kids, like ours, have a remarkable capacity for adjust- ing themselves, when tired enough they'll conk out on the back seat and sleep as long as they would at home. Insecurity feelings seem to be no problem at all, sine they sleep in the same room with you. For those of you who ar dieting, you'll be interested to know that driving a car seems to use some calories more, anyway, than most of us use on our reg ular jobs. Stick to a light lunch, modest restaurant portions at dinner, and avoid those midnight snacks that are probably the real culprits at home, and you'll probably find yourself losing a little weight without half trying. If you're a Jack Sprat team, al we are, you'll be happy to know this can work both ways.

While Bob lost weight, Shirley, away from demanding household chores, ate more, and more often, tnan she had time for at home, and gained a comely five pounds in a month. Regional Maps Wim the long distances it's possible to cover in today's comfortable, dependable cars, road PENNSYLVANIA Int ttrwdibura it. Ps, sms (trtuiOuri 1 144 Diiietie Witf 6if tt, re. I Clicks Wster MM Jl' I A SPECIAL JUNE RATES CONTINENTAL IREAKFAST FOR UTI RISERS INfOkMALt rVHJACAUA kCmmtS Uf BWsl aHfl9yrIINNMrMCS asMsm-tmtt INDrVIDCAIXr CONTROIXB arm conditiomno ud brat St Both HottUn piece erchee- trs. dsncjnf every nlrht.

Every spnrt end enltrUlnment poislble. iwlmminf pools, tennis, golf rounes. Cocktsil loungn, a'l en our grounds. Rowing (ns extra charge). Volley ball basket-ball.

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WO room och with both. Every aririn, AJs Hofood sptckilltetgMa POPPONESSET BEACH CLIMB INTO YOUR SHINY, MODERN CAR and driv to Castltton Corncri, VERMONT to ua tht CARS OF YESTERYEAR at th BOMOSEEN AUTO MUSEUM laemine the kind ef 'car Dad ar Grander uiad for eourtin. -Wa hava It modeli batwaan 1901 and 1915 and many others of later data, at well as horiedrswn vehicles, ona built around ItOO, Comt and set this fascinatint exhibit of equipagei built to last BOMOSEEN AUTO MUSEUM Th ONLY ANTIQUE CAR DISPLAY In VERMONT CASTLETON CORNERS, VT Junction ROUTES 4 and 30. A 0 LOTS FOR SfllE COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT Writ, for Booll.t (HC Callahan, ion REALTOR '''HZ! Tlphon Oifervlll Garden 8-2425 OPEN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY NEW HAMPSHIRE By SHIRLEY and A random collection of observations to round out the report on our most recent family mo tor tour: Five years ago we made a three and a half month trip and found only one air con ditioned motel, in Denver. Today it appears almost every town has at least one.

But, except in the south and southwest, where both hot weather and air conditioning have been taken for granted for a long time, the rates are in clined to be staggering for the average family's budget. The tendency in motels is to charge by the room instead of the number of guests. Thus many motels charge J10 or $12 a night for as few as one or as many as lour persons. This is fine for a group of salesmen traveling together, but can make a shambles out of one man vacation pay. I Meanwhile, as everyone goes tooth and nail after the tourist's dollar, only the old fashioned' tourist home goes on unchanged.

I The kindly old folks who rent out their upstairs rooms still charge only $3.50 to 5.00 cou ple and $5.00 to $6.00 for a fami ly. No air conditioning, of course, but while we're on the subject, we ve seen few nights out in the country when it didn't cool off enough to sleep comfortably. The trick is to find a be RHODE ISLAND TWIN MAPLES toratrd on Brazil Ave. between Old and New Harbor. Ideal for a reitful vacation, A minute walk to mala bathing bearh.

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been ptnt Ifl iinproYtt txttfrffinf tt beach, highwijn arid tddinf new parkini art at, te mike Himpton spot then ever before, long fimout it one of the cleanest beeches or the Atlantic, Hampton also affords a fall feature attractions and planned activities for adults and You can rest and rein or play the whole dv. Plenti of accommodations are available and the rates are reisonable. Color Folder and Accommodationt Cuide, Wnt Commerce, 27 Ocean Bird, HAMPT01 BEACH, ft. H. WMW.ft iMt JmJ11JMJLilJaMMtMaa.