For Further Information 49 Traditions Arsenault, Donat. Trésors acadiens / Acadian Treasures. 1997. Most of the words in this glossary were collected in the Evangeline Region. How- ever, the author includes some expressions from other Acadian areas of the Maritimes that are not used on the Island. Cormier-Boudreau, Marielle and Melvin Gallant. A Taste of Acadie. Translated by Ernest Bauer. Fredericton, Goose Lane Editions, 1991. With its 200 recipes, this book offers a culinary tour of Acadie, sampling dishes from the Gaspé Peninsula to Cape Breton, from Western Prince Edward Island to the Magdalen Islands. It is more than a recipe book. It contains a wealth of information on the history and traditions of Acadian cuisine. La Cuisine acadienne / Acadian Cuisine. Charlottetown, Société Saint-Thomas d’Aquin, 5th edition, 1991. This bilingual publication contains 100 recipes from the Acadian cuisine of Prince Edward Island. Richard, Alice. The Life Story of My Dad. Wilmot Valley, 1998. Through the biography of her father, Edmond Bernard (1903-1994), the author gives a vivid description of daily life on the farm in a large Acadian family of the Evangeline Region. (Also available in French.) The Island Magazine Published since 1976 by the Prince Edward Island Heritage Foundation and Museum, this bi-annual publication contains numerous articles dealing with Acadian history and traditions. Arsenault, Carmella. “Acadian Celebration of Mardi Gras.” Number 4 (Spring-Summer 1978), pp. 29-32. Arsenault, Georges. “La Mi-Caréme.” Number 9 (Spring-Summer 1981), pp. 8-11. Arsenault, Georges. “Le gateau des Rois: Twelfth Night Celebrations in Acadian Prince Edward Island.” Number 23 (Spring-Summer 1986), pp. 23-28. Arsenault, Georges. “Le Sénateur. Joseph Octave Arsenault.” Number 33 (Spring- Summer 1993), pp. 25-29. Arsenault, Georges. “Venez écouter la complainte. The Island’s Acadian Balladry Tradi- tion.” Number 37 (Spring-Summer 1995), pp. 3-12. Film We’re The Boss! 1990. Length: 29 minutes. A documentary film of the National Film Board of Canada about co-operatives and rural economic development in the Evangeline Region. French Version: L’Option coopérative.