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Times -Advocate, July 20, 1978
BY ELAINE TOWNSHEND
I've been— home For a
month, and since I didn't
keep a diary of the trip.
memories come back to me -
in odds n' ends. Please bear
with me while I reminisce
about some people:- places
and things
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Odds 'n Ends
People, places and things
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?People — first,there were store. fed one to his dog and minutes trying to get out of.
the .mechanics in g
a garage shared the other one with his Next there was a shopping
where we stopped- for as girl
One of their buddies was
getting married that after-
noon, and they were fixing
his car, making sure the
porn looted when he pressed
the brake.
Then—there-was the fellow
who drove his pick up into
the parking lot of'a take out
- restaurant. His -girl . friend
was on the seat beside him.
and his dog was in the back
of the truck. He brqught two
ice cream cones out of the
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MR. AND MRS. STEVE DIXON -
Elizabeth Anne Adair and Stephen Douglas Dixon were join-
ed in marriage on July 8 at Brinsley United Church;The bride's
parents are Mr, and Mrs. Claire Adair and the parents of the
broom are Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Dixon. Mr. Peter Snell and
Rev'. Keith Brown performed. the ceremony' The bride was
attended by Dkbbie Grant, Joonne,Scott and Shiela Bonish.
The groom's attendants were Dwayne Ritchie, Jerry Thomp-
son and Brad Dixon. Following a honeymoon to northern On-
tario the couple will reside at RR 2 Ailsa Craig.
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Next came the guide at1mall in West
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withe its shops
the Parliament Buildings in laid out in circles and semi -
Victoria, who said the size of circles on two levels. I felt
the group didn't_ matter. like a mouse in a maze.
Instead of making us wait On Vancouver Island was
. for more people, she gam the dog and cat Holiday Inn
the two of us the grand tour Bears pop up in unexpected
Her information' ranged places. We didn't see any in
• from the name of the the Rockies. but on a fairly
_architect. who designed..the- busy road leading to a lake
building. and the origin of in the interior of the Island,
the .marble columns. that to our astonishment, wp
were_ used inside the struc-' spotted a bear in the ditch
lure. to the issues currently , about fifty feet from the car.
under .discussion in B. C We would have had a picture
Parliament and other free if a truck hadn't barrelled
attractions in the city that past. and scared the bear
.._.would be worth our while to . away.
see. Then came Victoria.. the
Best otall. she had visited Garden City. with its parks.
Clinton. Ontario Wien she museums. souvenir shops.
was a kid and thought it was double-decker buses. horse-
"aret 1
g a p ace. drawn carriages and har-
Thene was. also the bour boats. The pacee-seem-
r manager of the motel where ed more relaxed. and even
we spent our last night on rush ,traffic seethed less
Vancouver Island: -When we Frantic (hen in Toronto or
registered. he asked what, London. Ontario. In five
time our plane left in the days. we head only one ex -
morning. and when we change of horn blasts.
answered 7:55, he produced Outside Victoria was the
an alarm clock from- under famous Rnrrh��
the counter. --wt`-6ardens-
• Fina{lt'there was the lady • bloom.Netharmillions of
the' Gardens
'ON hp sat beside us on the was the Fable Cottage - a
flight from Vancouver to fairy; tale house that a man
Toronto. "You two must be • spent ten years building (Or
experienced travellers." she his family. Every shingle on
said. - the roof. every board in the -
We sure fooled her. didn't " floor and every piece of fur -
we' - niture was lovingly fashion -
Then she added that .she ed by his hand. He made
was. glad to sit beside two such a good job that he and
such nice girls. On the flight his family had to move
to Vancouver. she sat beside because of lack of privacy. r
a drunk. - Next week I'll continue
Places as well as people with the things that stick
stand out in my mind. For my mind and some of the
example. there was the lessons I learned that I'll
washroom iii Penticton, • probably rOmember for -a
B.C. that I spent fifteen long Time.
Wilson's Jewellery
Beside Bank of Montreal Exeter
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All egg -producers in
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Oiling is practised now in
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Agriculture Canada's
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the -farm oiling of eggs as
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MR. AND MRS. EDWARD PETER VarnESBROECK
Marianne Petronella Luyten and Edward Peter VanEsbroeck
recently exchanged vows in -St. Patrick's Church, Kinkaro, with
Rev. A. -Nolan officiating. The bride is the daughter $f Mr.
and Mrs: John Luyten, RR 5 Mif?hell, and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. ;Aloysius VanEsbroeck RR 1 Hensall. The -
bride was attended by Clasina deBont, RR 1 Crediton;
Maureen Dwyer, London and Martha-VanEsbroeck, Florida.
. The 'broom's attehdants•were Rick Hoffmon, Zurich; George
aDFchroeck, Gi eiph_ond-Greg-Luyten; RR -S MitclrelL-Flower--
girls, -were Patricia Luyten, RR 5 Mitchell, and Jeanette
VanEsbroeck; RR 1 Hensall, sisters of the bride and groom.
After a wedding trip to Kingston and Ottcawa-the couple took
up residence at RR 3.Exeter. •.
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