The Huron Expositor, 1978-07-06, Page 69.,
THE HURON EX.ROSI u R JULY 6, 1976 ,
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by Elaine Townshend
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Londesborough United Church was the location of the
marriage of Barbara Joanne Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Gibson of R. R. #2, Seaforth.to'Mr, Kenneth Stanley Jewitt,
son of Mrs. WM'. Jewitt of Seaforth and the late Mr. Jewitt on.
Friday, June 9 at 7:00 p.m..with Rev. S. MacDonald officiating.
• Soloist was Ken Wall of TeesN'vater who accompanied himself on
the guitar.
The tnaid of honour was Elizabeth Gibson and the bridesmaids
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Ed. Stiles of Goderich played
an -hour of organ music in the
Chapel on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie Henderson and
Cecil Skinner entertained the
Senior members of the Goderich
Baptist Church on Thursday after-
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I'm back. In case, soe of you forgot, I spent
a ek vacation In the West, A friend and
flew to Calgary, then rented a car to drive
around Banff National Park, British Columbia
and Vancouver Island„
Some people Study maps and pick put the
best routes. They decide how many miles
they'll drive each day, where they'll stay each
' night, what attractions they'll see 'and how
much time they'll spend 'in each area. They
plan ahead to make the most of every minute
of their trip. •
That's not the way Joan and I did it, but I'll
bet we saw as much or more than most
tourists. We took one day-at a time, starting
each morning without a timetable to worry
about. When, we saw points cf interest, we
stayed as long as we wanted., If we found a
town or city we liked, we stopped for the night
'and spent the late afternoon or early evening
shopping or just walking .around.
We were fortunate to be, travelling at a time
. (early June), when tourist attractions and
. motels weren't busy. Until June 15, the
motels still charged off-season rates. A
waitress pointed out another advantage of
beating the summer rush; "The people who
work with tourists are still friendly," she said
with q grin.
Joan and I selected a general route to follow
each day, but we didn't hesitate to deviate
from the main highway. As a result, we took
on our last S
w out from.
Bay, which
PPOinsula j
BrentwoOd,
nday on. VOttcottieer Island, we
utvyooti. BuyttWed for Swartz
$ localect. on 00 tip of a.
a few. Ititometre$ north of
naves found. Swartz Buy,
ended up hack in Sydney Instead: But we di
discover 'a quaint small. town church that:
Welcomed tourists .and a beach, where We
collected shells and watched.seaplanes land
and take off.
Another scenic drive, that I remember well,.
was one that ,Rang&ested between Nanaini0
— and Victoria'', A -Winding-Mad took us through
' a little place called Cowachin Bay, (That's
trenotinced Cowatchin.) The road becaMe
narrower i and. narrower; the yellow lane
dispaPeared in places; the houses grew fewer
and 'fewer: We cross two or three rickety-
, looking bridges, and skirted the back, of a
lumber yard before emerging on the outskirts
of the city of Duncan, where we rejoined the
Trans-Canada.
Arro,,weddin :s.
Scenic drives
some scenic drives that few tourists see.
Of course, in the mountains, there are only
two.waYs to go—ahead or straight down, We
chose the conventional forward plan and
discovered a new view of every twist and then
of the Trans Canada Highway.
My fears about becoming lost in Vancouver
were unwarranted for we found our way to
Stanley Park without a hitch.. We didn't press
our luck, though; we, were content to stroll
around the park for the• afternoon and then
cross Lion's Gate Bridge to Horseshoe Bay
where we ,spent the night.
" From Vancouver, we decided not to take a
direct ferry across to the Island. Instead we ..
_drove north along the B.C. coast - a route
which included two short ferry trips before we
reached Powell River and the large fcrrylthat
took us through the •Strait of Georgia.
On the first small ferry, we enjoyed a hot
hearty hreakfast. We presumed' the food on`
the larger ferry would be just 'as good or even
better, and we waited to eat lunch On our way
over to the Island even though it meant eating
late. But, to- the dismay of our growling
- stomachs, we found only food dispensers on
board and had to settle for soup and
sandwiches.
On Vancouver Island, we folldwed a scenic
marine drive from Sydney to Victoria.
Whoever planted the signs must have
expected all tourists to travel the other way for
we missed most of his directions. 'Never-
theless we found our way to Victoria, and in
the -process, drove around some unknown
suburbs as well.
- Some of you cynics will, say we were lost on
many of our scenic drives, but I disagree, 'We
always knew approximately w here we were and
we always found our way back to the main
highway, although sometimes we were
headed in the wrong direction. It created a
minorr-problem that a U-turn, a detour into
someone's driveway or another scenic drive
around the block eventually remedied.
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Nancy Elaine Forrest daughter of Mrs. Peggy Forrest and the
late Ross Forrest of R. R. n. Kippen, and KevinJoseph Kale,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kale of Seaforth, exchanged marriage
vows at Hensall United Church on Juno 150, 1978. Rev, Donald
Beck and Father John Stapleton officiated, The bride was giyen
in marriage by her brother, Bill Forrest. The maid of honour was
Janice Dietz and bridesmaids were Gwen Devereaux, Deanna
Brock and Susan Machre. The best man was -Larry Murray and
guests were ushered by Neil Murray, Marvin 'Kale and Larry
Kale. Soloist was Margaret (Elligsen) Hull, accompanied by her
husband, Kenneth Hull, on the organ. Nancy and Kevin are now
residing at R. R. #5, Seaforth.
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