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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 , 1981—PAGE 15
Varna people vacation abroad
By Mary Chessell
Darlene Hayter of Fort
MacMurray arrived home
on Saturday for a week's
vacation with her parents.
Margaret and Ivan McCly-
nnont will be showing pic-
tures and telling about their
trip to England and Scotland
at Thursday evening's UCW
meeting. After reading
Ivan's newspaper account of
their experiences, we're
assured of an interesting
travelogue.
The Rev. Wilena Brown is
home from her vacation in
Great Britain and continen-
tal Europe. She stayed in
Durham Castle while atten-
ding an International
Seminar at Durham Univer-
sity, then spent 19 days on a
bus trip through Holland,
Belgium, Germany,
Switzerland, Austria, Italy
and France. We're hoping to
have a more complete ac-
count of her trip later.
Church services resumed
on Sunday with a joint ser-
vice in Goshen. Varna
church and Sunday School
will be at 10 a.m. next Sun-'
day.
A group of six riven, in-
cluding Gordon Hill, Bill
Chessell, Carl Kuhl, and
Jerry Uniac of near
Bayfield, had excellent
pickerel fishing in the
Metagama area north of
Sudbury last week.
Guests at a lamb and pork
barbecue at Don and Lor-
raine Taylor's on Saturday
night had .an opportunity to
taste lamb cooked on' a
barbecue spit. I found it
delicious.
Pete Postill and a friend
took a two-day white water
trip down the Magnetawan
River recently.
Jim and Madeline Murray
returned on August 3rd from
a month-long visit to
England and Scotland. They
landed in Manchester and
took a bus tour to London,
the only disappointing part
of their trip, as other buses
often obstructed their view
of places of interest. They
motored with friends up the
west coast of England and
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Scotland from York to Strgn-
tian and visited relatives in
Greenock and Jim's bir-
thplace at Rothesay. Jim
relived scenes of his boyhood
around the lochs at Strontian
where he lived from the age
of six until he came to
Canada in 1928.
. They visited Jim's three
foster sisters, two of whom
are in a nursing home. It was
a happy reunion, and"just in
OPP report
time, as one of them died two
days before they left for
home.
Other highlights of their
visit included seeing
Princess Grace of Monaco
open the National Rose
Show; beautiful Blenheim
Palace where Winston Chur-
chill was horn and the lovely
grounds which surround it;
Yorkminster Cathedral;
stayin with their cousins
who live in a chalet in
Kilburny; the band tattoo,
parade and concert at
Largs; and on the last night
of their trip, the Fiddler's
Jamboree at Largs which
featured a wonderful group
of musicians who have.enter-
tained royalty on many occa-
sions. This band is made up
of 28 violins, plus bass fid-
dles, cellos, accordians,
piano and drums, andsounds
like bagpipes playing.
Boy hurt indune buggy
A 13 -year-old Kippen area
youth is in good condition at
London's University
Hospital this morning as a
result of a collision between
a dune buggy and a car in
Tuckersmith Township on
Aug. 25. Kai Wisch was in the
dune buggy at the time of the
incident. He was taken to
hospital in Exeter before
being transferred to UH.
Ontario Provincial Police
at Goderich say the accident
happened on sideroad 5 and 6.
about two miles east of
Hensall.
The ,car was driven by
Douglas Volland, 17, of
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Two people admitted to
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the result of a two -car ac-
cident Goderich OPP in-
vestigated on Aug. 25.
Goldwin Smith, 71, and his
wife, both from Bayfield,
were hospitalized after the
accident at 3:40 p.m.
Tuesday. The other vehicle
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Armstrong, 22, of R.R. 1,
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Theaccident caused an
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Dear Mary Jane:
Last weekend was good fun. I really enjoyed seeing the pictures of your white
water rafting trip. I still think you should send them to the newspaper.
Can you believe, summer is almost over. One more week and peace will reign
again in our houses. This peace will not come for free, as you well know, what with
back to school clothes and books and all, but it will certainly be worth every penny.
Let's go to Festival Square in Stratford on Sat. We arrived there so late the
last time we barely had an hour to shop before closing time.
Ragamuffin on the second floor you didn't see this shop last time! has
everything for the little rotters from Christening dresses to jeans and really pretty
dresses and tops, You'll want to -stay for hours just playing with the bei'cr�iful dolls.
puppets, and really good toys. You mentioned that Val loves kilts. Ragam ffin has a
full line to choose from.
By the way, should someone ask you what he should buy me for our
anniversary, as he usually does, you can tell him that I'd love to have an Antique
Ivory Dowry bracelet or an Angel Skin coral necklace. I II show you exactly the ones
I like at Phoenix on the main floor of the Square. I understand that they have the
finest collection of antique ivory jewellery in North America. ;,Can you imagine that
in a place so close to home and not Toronto or New York1. They also have fabulous
Antique Mongolian jewellery, Red, as well as Angel Skin Coral. and British
Columbian lade. Oh, I almost forgot your special passion: they have a large
selection of wicker furniture, plus so much more.
know you will want to go to Gordon's Ladies' Wear again The one thing I'm
buying for myself for sure this weekend is a Sheffler-Hillman pure wool skirt It will
probably be my last chance. The S.H. plant is closing after more than 100 years of
making beautiful clothes.. You know what I , Iways maintain - a good wool skirt or
suit is an absolute must in a wardrobe, and it will look good forever Gordon's don't
charge an arm and a leg either, as you noticed the last time we were there Sally
asked me to pick up a men's wear shirt (made for women1 for her, she just loves the
two I have.
I guess we had better spend some time on the brats We can get notebooks
and pens and stuff in town during the week, but I promised to get some (poles notes
for my nephew along with a list of, gooks as long as my arm, but that won't lake
long.
Oh, I almost forgot. We can't miss Stephenson's, on the main floor They
have another section on the second floor across from the Ragamuffin I get real)
unique gift ideas and always end up buying something from their Gourmet
Kitchenware line, not to men.tion their imported crystal and antiques lust a great
place to browse around in I always feel I could make my kitchen a toy to wnrh In
with just a little effort on my part and some help from Stephenson s
Oopg' Our stomachs Can you believe I of all people. could forget rood' Vs,'
can lunch in the Terrace Restaurant in the Square It is bright and airy with lots of
plants, and windows that give a great view of the city The food Is really good too It
you are determined to diet, you can have a cocktail and a salad whole I gorge mvsell
as usual.
So many people don't bother going into places like Festival Square because
they assume it is going to be expensive We certainly found that is not the c asf
where Festival Square is concerned We would have missed out on great bus s
interesting ,stores and qualityerc handise at reasonable pr�� es
See you Sat Your turn 1ol1 ive this month By the way how about some
shopping ideas from you I've kept no secrets so he prepared 10 wan up
This ,s ae alum a"r^t+r'
Betty
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