Page 2 THE WILLIAMS TR N LY, iy
A L. IBUNE Wwe 1959
AKE ednesday, July 8,

the slacier at Grimsel Pass./war Mrs. Oppliger’s sister and|passes and then started north|and when I turned around the
Tunnels have been bored or dug| mother escaped to Australia and| again into Austria. On the way |cow was munching on our bread.
into the ice and you can walk/as our bus has Australia writ-|we passed through Altdorff, the|They aren’t afraid of us at all,

Sylvia Baker’s Letter Home

T i . right inside. The tunnels ap-/ten on one side and Canada on|town where William Tell sup-|we had to keep shooing them
ravellers still peared fluorescent when you|the other, ‘they came down to|posedly shot the apple from his}away. I don’t really mind the Meat
were in them. I suppose it was|invite us for a drink. son’s head. In the village square|cows here, they are really a
. . the light filtering through that) We were really dressed for] there is a huge monument and|pretty brown. Oh, and the colt
touring Switzerland made them this y It _was|the occasion, we had our camp-|statue of William Tell and|that was with the cows was a ) L
rather cold too, like walking in-|ing clothes on, which for me|around this is built the village,|real menace. I gave nim some epariment
to a cold storage plant. means blue jeans, an old black| which once again is for tourists.|sugar and he followed me back
_ sweater and my classy campin| ety a et gi
e. 1 Last Jett you 2 the shores met on the. ship ‘coming over SUPER MARKETS socks; “My socte are Boe After Altdorif we drove the ay nt aa ee Mana er
eva, which I later|(he is going to university for a] Other places we visited in|black stripes, quite gruesome,|fmous Axenstrassen road. It|nymber of times but he kept g

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ed was not Lake Geneva|year here). Before we managed|Switzerland were Zurich and|but good for around a campfire.| {8 @ stip of road along @ very] coming back.

ae pe —, pia here ees eontact Bob re had become Lucerne. Zurich is a cosmo-| We sat and conversed as best ee are that _ Deen eat We just had to stop at a hos- Nor
spent an afternoon looking over|lion boy, Jeif, who is als want |Politan city, very mice and has} V6 could and during the even it ts aiymore. 4 ‘ seule ‘tha teen oe Crouse m
the city. Berne has the nicest| versity student, J acted ne | eeteeal but expensive stores. 6 We four Birls were oftered the F ver canyon. Did you |e raiming too Hatd. for ss oitey
Ry iigsnldale of the sold inal eon P pred to be] showed us a bit of the city. 1/nearly fell over each other try-| § ath ore Lane callet\|Fifie hostel, another real Swiss- Bontron
numerous water fountains. The|into Gennan with a over)can't really say too much about] ins to say thank you. The cabin wa. dwve ‘throw h it yesterday. | balet OF would it be an Aus-
water fountains are very dit-|helpea up purchase a nev and Zurich, it was nice, but just] was adorable and had a chester-| 7 ect atece of land be-| Tian, chalet? Tt has a hnge
ferent, they all have colourful|tery for ur car. “Be the rae another city. Switzerland is | Bela bed punks ana 7 mene” trvee * witzerland and Austria parler fe cts: Sa sS—
BGs cercnea atep thom walle oat dost $02 . a 7 he way,lreally a change after the poorer |ette. The boys slept in the gar- and ike wionaco fa tniae endent, and mother, seven non-English- y.
Gis i the tainone dot tome lie enn ey  intepreter southern countries. we visited|@se. Before we said goodnight Ber vie mY ge0 awh Sri [speaking hostelers, a kitten and
waa and watched te vielen et ne we wea ag a aa “Betae ase pore the Dea some Fn |Soup eee ates ME gg
ene : way before we see Italy.: It eakfast wou! e about the room. I am sitting = eli ing i
Hegies 900. m= ana out as the/have someone to talk for us. would have been too much of|@8dy for us at nine o'clock. We ideas sbout ‘where a. lob.of laces|in the common room. at. the Bee ea Seger Tee
¢ e hour. While in Basle we splurged and] seeing one way of life and may| tried to tell them that we had|! have been should have been.| ;oment waiting for the spuds to end will be PORK CHOPS. We have them
From Berne we drove a few/ate out. We had a delicious/have been monotonous. ‘The|f0od in the car, but they in-/!'ll bean edificated woman when|49; pis room is particularly ”
kilometeres to Biel where all/™meal of meat, chips and peas.| Swiss are right in step with the|sisted, so we accepted. T get home. nice, there are’ potted geran- ON SERCIAL,
the watch factories are situated.|To top the night off we bowled |iestern world—we don’t do our| My bed was heavenly and I) Now] am up to date, and we/iums in. the windows and the
We were hoping to be able to|tem pins for a while. The alley/marketing any more, we shop|had a beautiful sleep and really] just Jott Innsbruck, Austria, We|tables ‘and chairs are light
see how watches are made,|Was quite different to anything|in super markets, which is nice|hated to get up at 8:30, but] crossed the frontier into Aus-| ood and the walls are knotted P i Eff 1
but unfortunately it wasn’t/I have bowled on before, but| put not as much fun, and nearly|my breakfast was being served| ria yesterday afternoon and the|Pine and there is, of course, a rices ective
possible. Apparently no visitors|the game was pretty much the/ everyone speaks a little English.|So I had to. We dined on the]eoyntryside is lovely, even a| Wall clock. It is really Swiss.
are allowed in the big watch |Same. Lucerne is the city I enjoyed , terrace and had a Swiss break-/jittle nicer than Switzerland,| T’ll let you know about the .
factories because they scatter| When we were on the road to/ most, not for what there was|fast which consisted of bread,! put the weather is terrible. 11 |beds in the morgin (that’s Ger- Thurs., Fri Sat 7 July 9-] 6-11
dust as\they walk by, and the|Zurich we kept passing the|;o see, for it was swarming with |TOlls, sausage, cheese, jam, tealpas heen raining on and off and|man for morning)—The bed eh i
smaller factories are very busy|Micest cherry trees, so pulled|;ourists, but the wonderful |@@ coifee. It was very nice|aitnough we can see the scenery |Was hard and a bit lumpy, but
getting ready for the tourist sea-]Over to the side of the road | people we met there. We wanted | 2nd really tas' we haven't been able to take any|a bed:
son and had no time. The|and sent the boys up into a tree|:o take a train trip up Mount| After breakfast Alan and Ken| pictures, Austrian villages ave! I have decided that when 1
watches over here are fantastic. With pots and pans. We girls|pijatus while we were in| Proceeded to fix the “sonra am able to i
It ig unbelievable the many dif-/just stood under the tree and|rycerne, but it was awfully | remaining five of They are with|for a whil s
ferent types you can buy. They |POinted out the branches with| jondy so we decided to wait |Lucerne with the | their hi res course in English and spelling. PORK CHOPS
have rings with watches set into|the most cherries on them. | ynti) the next day and hope it/ their big Ch |standing up above es. |I get worse every day. I hope
the top, and to-day I saw a pair/ Needless to say, I ate cherries cleared up. We are all sorry| Wanted to show us the city and) pig T tell you that every church |You can bear with me until
of cufflinks with a watch in one|until I was ready to pop. It) we dian't the exeursion| We didn’t like to tell them we| spire has ‘a clock on it? It then. Bye for now.
of them. They have even gone|Was all I could do to eat mY/yy to Jun , a mountain had already seen it, so we w ntl rather a nice idea. The people| a Pound 55
so far as to have some watches|supper three hours later. Kevin|neay Interlaken, but the fare| Past the points of interest for|are just as I had pictured them - ne Li
dangling from the key chain.|really went to town on the cher-|as $10, a little too steep for|a second time. We returned tol/ig be. The young boys aud al G
Every second store in the major |Ti sick boy |ys, |their chalet shortly before noon|jo¢ of the men run round in Forest rove
cities sell watches, you could/the next day. He ‘still _ _ Jand prepared to start on our|short leather pants and knee
easily spend days window shop-|Wasn’t the cherries that made | VISIT SWISS CHALET way. Before we left they took | socks. I would love to send you!
ping for a watch. Alan has|him sick. | Atter we had s about half a dozen pictures of/an outfit, Dad, you would really |

purchased an Omego automatic | air HARDLY EVER part of Lucerne we drove along|¥S 2nd Mr. Oppliger gave each | ao something for the short pants |
Seamaster and he is very the lake and tried to find a/f US a posteard picture of their| with your legs.
proud of it. Jeanette also| Has life ever been easy f i We weren't tco| ballet and just as we were get
purchased a watch for her fi-|us since we purchased our new | ting into the car Mrs. Oppliger s
ance Jim whom she is marrying} battery, no more pushing— but the |Randed us all large chocolate|camping spot by a river and) SUNDAY, June 28, was a big
in March. It is her wedding|well, nearly no pushing. The| cower emptied near us. We had bats. They were really wonder-|@mongst the trees. Perfeet.ex-/ day in the Grove when the PORK & BEANS
present to him. At present hejother night the clutch cable| just finished our meal of sp: ful to us, as you can see. In| cept for the cows and an over-|school softball teams from 100
is working in London. broke, so we had to push a little| hetti when a well dressed couple |¢®#¢ You are inter . o.| friendly colt, Each night we/Mile, Lac La Hache and Forest
é more. Oh yes, and yesterday | arrived on the scene with their|'§ vthe general director of a large | have @ piece of bread and jam Grove sathered to compete for 4 Ti f 5]
INTERPRETER A HELP we stopped in Grimsel Pass to go. The woman spoke a little |PUblshing firm im the city, T with our coffee. We prepare this|/the cup. The home club won ins Tor C
Our next major stop was|take a picture of Rhone Glacier) english and said that her | |can’t remember the name of the
Basle where we spent the good|and the hill was just a little too/ mother and si jeit, so I guess that is one) 9% he, 2
5 of gy trying to find|much for our poor old car, so| Australia. By the time they ms he gave us a picture. | US a the breed nis
m boy who we bad|we had to help her out a little.|were ready to leave they bad | woptraM TELL's TOWN |was, busy writing in my
The only thing was once the car | asked us over to have a little |
started. it couldn't stop until it)arink, which we eagerly accep-| That makes two couples who'] 1) py op BATTERIES

g reached the top of the climb.|tea. This was the day our|have been especially nice to us
¥ Marg, Janet and I weren't fast |ctuten cable had broken, so we|in the past week someone FRANCO AMERICAN
4 enough at climbing into the! pushed the car down the road to| must be looking over
moving car, so we can nOW|where they lived. I shouldn't; The next day we

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by the time we reached the toP./the terrace that overlooked the
The trip down to the Rhone | lake, and here we sat and drank
C K. C Glacier, Grimsel and Funka Pass|wine and ate the most delicious
was an extra. We hadn't plan-|pastries. Before I got any fur
ned on seeing these things, but|ther, there was a powerful tele-
all of us felt that we hadn’t|scope on the terrace and it was

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