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J On Sunday, the larger church congregation than Where is Prince Albert"? i CIC CICACICICIC Voge Loge Loge Loge Lyn Loge Love Lo 3C3CICICIGIGAS with Bruce Stew an 1 2 a } 2 outs How | spent last winter 'It was about one year ago this week that | landed in Amsterdam, Holland, to begin a trip that would take me to sixteen different countries and include a twenty-eight day trek to the base camp of Mount Everest in Nepal. It was a rainy cold morning when we landed in Amsterdam. With me was my 19-yéar-old brother, who was to be my constant companion for the next nine months. We each had a backpack weighing about 35 pounds with what we hoped was enough equipment to help us survive the trip we had in mind. {, It is not accurate to say the trip'we had planned, because our plans changed from day to day, and from week to week, as the situation changed. We left Amsterdam to travel through J Holland, stopping at The Hague and Rotterdam before heading north to Hamburg in Germany. From Hamburg, we- went through East 252528 usual was greeted by Mr. Roy Robinson. It was pleas- ant to see Mrs. Robt. "Linda" Hunter presiding at the -organ due to the Snel- groves holidaying. ~ We were favoured by the lovely choir anthem and again music-wise when Mrs. F. Harris and Mrs. K. Iryine rendered an appreciative duet. The minister's mess- age based "A Faith for Affliction" proved worthy of thought. Offering gathered by Mr. T. Hodgsons and Mr. L. Pereman. Several from our congre- gation enjoyed the dedicat- ion and complete tour of the newly erected manse. We all appreciate the generosity of our minister and wife, '"The Brawn's" who shared their hospitality in this way. Please watch for details concerning our annual church anniversary, Nov. 3. Bring along a friend. Congratulations are due Ms. Lexie Love who on Friday, Oct. 4, received her husband, Dr. Jas. Brown and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Love were among the many who attended. The Community Gentre recently held an executive meeting. During business the subject of purchasing drapes for the windows was «abled. The exterior paint- ing of hall and the appear- ance of new cement steps are steadily being admired. The hall committee are very grateful to Mr. A. Lerch who contributed and laid sufficient carpet for the entrance room. Keep in mind on Oct: 31st, the euchre party is withdrawn until the following week. The following is the last euchre count: High ladies- Susie Harris, Dorothy Mc Diarmid; High men- Wm. Forder, Carl Gimblett, Elwood Tripp. } The annual Hallowe'en Party is being held in the Recreation Centre, day, Oct. 30th, 7 - 9 p.m. Children are Meta - Read, The parents are welcome, Loo. Last Friday evening, Mr. and Mr J. Beacock, Lind- say, were supper company with hjs brother, Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock. : Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Wozney have returned from a sunny holiday in the Bahamas. Sorry to learn Mrs. S. Feasby's mother, Mrs. Dunn of Stouffville, is a patient in our local hospital where we wish her well. Mrs. Roy ""Dorothy" Hope, Mrs. W. Wozney and Mrs. Garside attended the U.C.W. Presbytrerial in Orono Church on Monday. -- TRY OUR -- Surf & Turf Steaks Filet Mignon Lobster Tails Emiel's Place Licensed Dining and Banquet Rooms Fishermans Platter That was the question brought up at Séugog council by Coun. Neil Hunter who said he had had several strong requests that signs be put up at the entrances to Prince Albert. Coun. Reg Rose said there used to be a sign pointing to Prince Albert but it never told you when you got there. Council suggested that sighs be put up on Simcoe Street and Regional Road 1A. Mr. Hunter said it could be difficult to direct strangers to Prince Albert without any signs. 985-2066 Queen St. Port Perry Germany to West and East Berlin and then down through southern Germany to France. After visiting Paris, we went south through { SS ~~ France, stopping off at places, Such as ] Bordeau. C3 Toke Tel Tobe 1 B.A. degree at the graduat- eligible to masquerade to ~ Lope Lope Lo 5252525252525252525252525¢5 255 05¢ Eventually, we crossed over into Spain, and after a few stops ended up in Madrid. From Madrid we went over to the coast to Valentia. We then headed north along the French Rivieria and stopped for a few days in Nice and Monte Carlo. We followed the Riveria to Italy and spent a § couple of weeks in Rome before heading south i and taking a boat across to Dubrovinik, Yugoslavia. After proceeding through southermYUgoslovia, we went to Greece and - spent about a week in Athens, just at the time of - student riots and government overthrow. ! Things really started to get interesting and Ij often less enjoyable when we flew from Athens to J Izmir in Turkey. " C] "From lzmir, which -is right across from g. ) Athens, we headed to Ankara, the capital of 3: "Turkey and then further east to the border of & Iran. 2 Lops Lagp Lops Loge [op Laps | nL ago [oye Tek Tek Te Tee [bs Tobe Tote w 0 Toe To Te Tk ke le he with warm, winter wear || in the latest styles hi & and colours. CICIGIGIGAGAGICICIC Our next major stop was Tehran, capital of GC} Iran. We spent about a week there before ( 42 heading south and east through hundreds of g LADIES POSLUN ! > 1 miles of desert into Pakistan. y { 7 X28 We got stranded in the middle of 'the dessert on the Pakistan-Iran border for about five days, C living in a mud brick house in a desert village Winter Coats | 50% to *60% g i with about twenty people. ; I J After, finally, getting out of there, we wel to { i 1 the second biggest city in Pakistan, Lahore, and i ¢ then crossed over into India. ¢ : Ata Resting for about a week in New Delhi utex NYLON i helped to prepare us a little for some of the By H Ho fy) troubles ahead. 5H : 4 L Ski Jackets ¢ : ! From New Delhi, we went north to Nepal and § ¢ $99 98 $25 00 ? i : to Katmandu, the capital city of this Himalayan VI PANT SU ITS k " J a) q Kingdom. b 1 ' . i 1 ' ' dl 3 : b a We spent about five weeks in Nepal and § ¢ GIRLS ce 10% m 2» ll much of this time was spent, with our group of § ¢ $9000 ft & a r po. { if { ! five people and Sherpa porters, winding our way N 4 LADI ES ce. from 26 So /Ad3 5 : Ww towards the Everest Base Camp. 3 5 : After Nepal, we spent about nine weeks { z ¢ touring through just about all of India except for ! 1 Ladies Brushed 1 i the very south. ) ¢ ; | ' During our trip, my brother and | travelled ol ARNEL GOWNS ¢ ; by bus, train, airplane, boat, taxi, car, and even i « evi S 55 50 . 6 50 : » d on the back of an elephant for a short time. gb ' . } HE 2 While in India, | lost twenty- five Pauhss wa ¢ { CORDUROY & DENIM earned to hate Indians. This sounds like a hars 0 { $14 & : il statement, but at a later date, | will spend a full @ Hi q fl column outlining what made us feel this way g { . 9 FLANNELETTE : -ab Indi ! fa out Indians. | i GOWNS ; i ians from India. : That is Indian $ G WwW G's Warm and cuddly. N From time to time this winter, | will take § * * 4 75 - 37 95 4 time out from the normal style and content of { ¢ -- DENIM -- . . ¢ fl 'Time Out" and share some of my, sometimes if Hi } *% Hl bad but always memorable, experience with the I 14 95 reader or readers of this column. ) . - ! , 'a | VM 5250525262525 57525252 S525252525 2525252525252 52525 262625 25252626252 : EEE EEE EE ee A a li ii Iii Bi SPC HSG®