Page C2, July 4, 1979 - North Shore News

_ For the Pan-Am Games

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ordinator of the Canadian Dominion Textiles, Adidas,
teams’ uniform and clothing etc.), the company will be

requirements, Simpsons- providing the . Canadian
Sears Limited will be out- Olympic Association with
fitting some 450 athletes and parade, training, travel
122 support personnel for uniforms, blazers and: ac-
the n American Games_ cessories, as well as 2-piece
held in Puerto Rico this July. luggage sets for the
In conjunction with its Camadianathletes. ~ _
Canadian suppliers (such as Says Margie Schuett,
Bruck Fabric of Con- national fashion  co-

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En route to Biblical sites

FROM PAGE Ci

We had a good hotel in
Athens next afternoon, right
below the famed Acropolis
and the following morning
set out on a four-day cruise
on the Greek VM Galaxy.
First stop was Mykonos, the
windmill island, and then on
to Kusidasi in. Turkey and
the spectacular ruins of
Ephesus, the world's most
extensive archaclogical dig.
Then on to Patmos Island
where “Revelations” was
written.

Next day we spent on
Rhodes where we explored

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the mediaeval Crusader city
of the Knights of St. John.
That morning the saddest
event of our trip occurred
when Hartley “Det” Det-
willer, 67, West Vancouver
community worker, died
from a heart attack. His
remains were flown back to
Vantouver, with his wife
Tap, and a memorial service
was held June 9th. .

Ruth and I had taken a
short stroll on the Rhodes
dock before the Captain's
dinner at 7. Imagine our

panic when we emerged ,

from the walls of the old city
to find the ship had sailed

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without us! We stood on the
dock open-mouthed, in our
party clothes—no passports,
no nothing.

To skip lightly over a
couple of hours of panic and
terror, we found a plane
leaving at 10 p.m. for Crete,
the Galaxy's next stop. Very
fortunately Ruth had $100 in

travellers’ cheques in her-

party. purse, which bought
the plane tickets and a lively
waterfront hotel room in
Heraklion, Crete, at mid-
night. As they. say in Star

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Wars “it was great to get
back into the galaxy next
-morning, and to join our
party for breakfast:': We
missed the Minoan tour that
morning, but we'd seen it
before.

That afternoon we visited
the spectacular clifftop city
of Santorini, reaching it by
horseback. Next morning we
_were back in Piraeus, visited
the famed Poseidon
acropolis at Cape Sounion

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