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Saturday,
SUGAR
AND SPICE
by Bill Smiley
The trouble with. travelling
We did a l'air amountof tray. "Tlow' to get . there? If it's a
ening ' • this: - summer4 There's long haul, "andyour time. is .lim•,
nothing left from it but a pile of ited, anC your legsare short,. .
traVel . folders and 12 equal flying it 'your best bet. It's dull,.,
Monthly payments at the 'bank. 1 cramped, the luggage handling
• .:But ' 1 .thought'.the:.least, I could is •little. short of •vandalism, and '
- da wsisto pass along a few tray; ' there's •always' a long 'tide into
el notes lb thoa'e iilanninga trip, ,town .from." the' airport, `'for
1.or wishing they d taken one; 'which you pay. But, you're there
First of. all, don't wish, just in a hur• ry.
do it. If you •wait until you can • Trains are lurchy .and . rather
afford a trip you'llbe too old to
enjoy'it, '.There's nothing more
pitiful than: those .tottering old
wrecks you'll see on any cruise,
who tiave put off "The Trip"
until the children are grown,
the mortgage is paid and Dad
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has retired.
It's easy, -almost frighteningly
easy; to ..take a . trip without
money. Railroads, air -lines and''
chipping companies are only too
:happy totake you to Timbuktu
on the never-never plan.
Just ' forget ' about that ' new
dishwasher or ' wallpaper and
sign on lite dotted • line. Your
friendly. travel agent will• :loan.
you a pen. By the way it's a
good . idea' to. plan your trip
through a'. travel agent. There's
no charge as he's paid- by. the
air -rail -hotel people.. Also, ;it's
reassuring :when you arrive in
strange city .at midnight;, to -be
able towave that reservation in
the desk clerk's lace, even*
though it's .for the .wrong date..
slow, but you can relax. There's
nothing like a stroll through a
train to add some color to your
trip. pink and blue. Prices are
fairly reasonable now, with fam-
ily rates' which include meals.
The• latter, while adequate, are a
far cry from the •old railway.
dining .cars, where food and
service were supb. Their chief
,aim now • is to feed you and get
you outof there. •
"Probably the best way to trav-
el is by`car; with tent or trailer.
It's certainlymuch cheaper, and
you.don't have to, follow a time-
table. The drawback is that un-
less .you like; •driving'. . it's just
that •driving.;Mile upon mile,
hour, upon hour, day after day.
No holiday there for. me.
. ` For the ` person traveling
alone,' on a budg4t, the• bus is
'..the best. It's drafty • or•: hot or •'
cold • or dusty. And the lady' in
the• adjacent' seat is the biggest
bore. in 'North America.. and
she's going to be - ' with •you
right across the• continent. But . •
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FEATURING THE LARGEST SCREEN
IN THIS AREA
you .can go a long way on a
100 •bucks.
About clothes. Pack carefully;
everything you thinkyou're
going 'to.. need and then leave
exactly' half your luggage at
home, and you'll bejust right.
-.About food: The price•of good
meals, anywhere, will make• a
strong man. • weep great ,salt
•. tears. Only, solution is to take
along a large plastic' bag filled •
with bologna sandwiches, dill
pickles, cheese. • and Other goo-
dies. About the third day on the
trip, it looks, smells and tastes
like pemmican, . but you'll have
lots . of privacy,, and you won't
have to tip any waiters. •
About' tips. The dime is a
quaint coin that became' obso
,tete during the '40's and is now
.used only, in vending machines:.
The quarter is rapidly going .the
,same way. But have one pocket
stuffed with :them and the other
with dollar bills, and you'll see
:nothing but smiling faces and
friendly outstretched hands all
alang . your router
About service. The country'is.
going to • „pot. Remember all
those snarling assistant manag-
ers, supercilious desk clerks and
larcenous bell -hops 'during. the
post-war period? TheyY've all,dis-
appeared, To the place to which
I frequently consigned them; 1
hope. This summer I was rather
severely shocked to meet a
' •.friendly assistant manager, a .
bell -hop with a sense of humor,
and no less than three Courteous
cab divers; My wife'nearly faint-
ed when one'Of them jumped
out and opened the door for her.
Needless to say, this was in: The
'West;
There's only one thing wrong
with travelling. It costs you the
shirt right off, your back., Best,
way' around 'this is .to steal 'a
credit. card belonging to` sloe P,
McGlutch and 'sign for every, .
• thing.:If this is not feasible, the
only alternative is to sell: your
wife and children; into slavery
Either way, it's worth 'itT,
Now, have a .happy, happy
trip,
r -Maitland
n Visitation
(Langside .Mews) • • •
{ Presbytery .of Huron Maitland .are
planning -a visitation to the White
church -• Langside congregations on
the • evening of September 20 , at
Chaltner's .Church; Whitechurcf; .
Flepregentatives of Presbytery will ,
• meet. with :the Sessions .at. 7:20;
Boards of Managers: at`8 p.m. and
members of thetwo congregations
at 8:30 .p.m. This is apart of the
plan, of Huron -Maitland Presbytery
to• meet with all congregations
within its bounds.. •
•Church service eat Langside Presb)
terian Church .will be at 9':15 .a.m.
On Sunday;September 18.
Mr. and Mr's. Charles Tiffin
spent Thursday. at London'. •
' Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Midi and • .
family of Hyde Park were recent
visitorsrwith:•Mrs."Wm, Omand
BOb.
Mrs..' Gordon- Wall was a delegat
for Kairshea Women's Institute at .
.the .Area Convention held in. Luck
now ,On September •8 and 9 •
Several' ladies from the commun
ity also attended. •
Mr. and Mrs: Ted Collyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Wall and family
were at Western Bair on Saturday..
Bi11 Moffat is employed at' Tees,-
water assisting with the construct-
ion of the new central school:
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•7:15 and ;9:15—Friday and Saturday
Saturday, Metin.. 2;AO p.m, •
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SEPT. .14-15-16-1749-20
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Colour Cinemascope Starring:
'' Debbie Reynolds, Greer Gerson,.. Agnes Moorehead, •
. Chad Everett
This is the warm and tune-filledstory of the' Singing. Nun,
who was introduced: on the Ed Sullivan Show.
SATURDAY MATINEE . • ,
SEPT. 17
Mara of the- . Wilderness"_
Baptism Sunday
At Zi�fl Church
(Zion -News)
On Sunday in Zion Church,
Dianne Louise, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Raynard,
was.baptized Dianne's six grand.
'parents were. present; Mr and
Mrs . Robert McAllister , Dungann-
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Raynard.
Lucknow , and great grandparents ..:
Mr. and Mrs. Mason. McAllister
of Dungannon::Other.guests who
visited the Raynard, home on .Sun-
day 'were Mr. and Mrs:: Bruce
Raynard, Marion and Glen and.
Theresa De Bruyn.
Ms. -Mary McAuley of Acton • ,
arrived .aturdayto' visit Mr' and
Mrs Frank Ritchie Mrs. Mc-
Auley
cAuley was a :.guest at the McLean
Phillips wedding at W ingham on
Saturday.
Janice Hodgins of Silver Lake •
visited Nancy Kirkland over the
week -end : Ken and Nancy Kirk-
land and Janice, attended London -
Fair on Saturday.
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HANOVER
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THURS., FRI.,
Sept. 15.16-17
:,FIRST .. DISTRICT; SHOWING
•;AT TEACHER'S. COLLEGE . •'•"
Herb Hunter commenced Strat
ford Teacher's:College this week
Congratulations. to Herb on being
a successful grade 13 student.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Weaver•of
Sudbury visited on• Monday with:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins
-and family . •
Wanda Hunter spent last week-
end with: Mr. and•Mrs, Bill
Smith, and Robbie of •Seaforth
Wanda returned with. Mr. 'and
Smith .on Suriday. when .they visited
Mrs. and Mrs. Jim Hunter. '
BERMUDA. VISITOR
Delmont Davis of Bermuda, a
camp counsellor for the United
Church b'oy's comp, visited at .the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkins and family. recently.
HEAR :TRA VEL.OGUE :•
Members of the'U.CW. enjoyed
an interesting travelogue on Thurs-
day' a't'Mrs. Marshall Gibson's given
b Mrs..Ross Shiells outlining her,
trip to the British Isles this summer.
_Larry Hunter of Owen Sound and
Mr and Mrs. 'W. G. Hunter, accom
panied •by'Mr..and' Mrs. Alex Hack -
Cu, visited Olt Sundaywith Mr. and
Mr
's . Roy Keane Of Stratford, •
the Rare Breed
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Jamesgaga. Stewart,- • Maureen... O'Harii d
Teehnicolor
McHaIe's Navy
Joins the Air
Force
Joe F
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SEPT.. 19,• 20,: 21
Birth of Triplets'
Victoria Shipping
Technicolor •
No ; Greater—Sin'
Jim Backus, W. Campbell
Adult 'Entertainment
m emotional • experience you will
i never forget.
THURS., FRI., SAT.,
SEPT. 22.23-24
Sons. of Katie
Elder'
J.. 'Way. D. Martin
Technicolor
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'A Home .of Your
Own'
.Western aet1on • plus comedy.
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