C6-Wednesday, October 22, 1980 - North Shore News

THE GREAT TRAVEL QUIZ: PART 2
The four main types of travellers

Last issue, you may have
tried your luck at the quiz |
devised. As in any quiz,
some of the questions were
“loaded', but it was designed
to distinguish four types of
travellers.

trayel-
wise

by Barbara
McCreadie

GYPSIES

These people travel
because it’s in thei blood.
Not for them is the world of
restriction and reservations.
They take the ups and downs

of foreign countnes with
vigor, bordering on the
“devil may care.” Mainly

loners, they will enjoy your
company for a short time
until the sceme changes or
something else draws them
away. They don't make the
best travel companions
because they are very in-
dependent. Exciting people.
but don't count on them tn
the crunch

FLEXIBLES
These people will go along

with almost
don't push them
They are great
companions, but
prepared to meet

itinerary. These, too,

and cut-rate tickets.
INVESTIGATORS
The

word “rigid”

itinerary
Majority

to take in

of

doesn't
on the list, they are furious.
They would rather

change in plans. They
believe in “planning ahead”
and “systems”. Clothes are
meant to cover the body.
Books are carried along to
refresh the mind. The best
for

companion an in-
vesligator is another in-
vestigator.

SOCIALITES

You'll meet them 1n all the
jet-set spots. To them, it 1s
more important to “be in the
right place” than to worry
about the expense. Many
never emerge from their
pool-condominium complex
long enough to comment on
the “seedy” locals. Their
main interest in travel is

“who was there” or “the
hotel wasn't up to my
standards.” Travel consists

of being 1n the right place at
the mght time. Their club
will hear all about it when
they return. Youd better be
a socialite or a damm good
liar lo enjoy a vacation with
one of these

SCORE YOURSELF

Bicycle bandit
loots lingerie

GROSSE POINTE PARK

Mich (UPI) A pohce
staQon ino a posh Detroit
suburb was not the likely

place tor what looked lhe a
rummage sale But
were the “customers ~

neither

The well todo
rummaging

women
through a pile
for their undergarments had
all been vicams of the
“hnagene looter ”

“Hts been a circus around
here ©
Richard Wedding,
describing the atmosphere at
the bureau
tried
lingerie

said Detective

as the women
thea

arca

to identify
Numerous
reported sceing a
young man ride into their
yards on a bicycle. grab the
undergarments from clothes
lines, stuff them in his shirt
and nde off

women

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anything but
too far.
travel
be
new
frends and change your
are
cautious with money and try
to get the best value. Be
prepared to enjoy picnics

was
coined with these travellers
in mind. They plan their
the
intellectual
spots. When the bus tour
include everything

return
home than cope with a

80-65

There's a lot of gypsy in
your soul. In the lower
ranges, you economize and
write a lot of letters home.
Independence is important
and should things go wrong,
you'll find some kind of

CHOICE.

a(4)
a(2)
a(3)
a(2)
a(3)
a(1)
a(1)
a(2)

b(2)
b(3)
b(4)
b(3)
b(2)
b(4)
b(3)
b(4)

e(1)
c(4)
c(4)
c(h)
c(4)
(2)
c(2)
c(1)

d(3)
d(1)
d(1)
d(4)
d(1)
d(3)
d(4)
d(3)

SIREN

solution. Make no “locked-
in” plans with any other
traveller

64-50

You're flexible, but to the
extent where you get fed up
uf someone pushes you too
far. In the lower ranges of
the quiz, you'll put up with
it. In the higher scores.
you ll suggest they get lost.

Quiz answers

SCORE THE POINTS IN
BRACKETS FOR EACH

35-S0

As an investigator, you'll
find that your best bet as a
companion is someone else
who gets-off on facts and
figures. One thing your
companion should know: If
anything goes wrong, you'll
scream. Since your life is

9. a(4) b(2) c(3) d(l)
. a(4) (3) c(t) d(2)
11. a(3) b(2) c(t) d(4)
a(4) b(2) c(3) d(l)
. a(4) b(2) c(3) dQ)
. a(4) b(2) c(1) d(3)
. a(4) b(3) c(1) d(2)
. a(4) bUL) c(3) d(2)
. a(l) b(3) c(4) d{2)
. a(2) B(3) c(t) d(4)
. a(2) bB(3) c(4) dQ)
. a(2) bUL) c(3) d(4)

built on logic, it upsets you
to have any system break
down. With no “fooling
around” you'll either get to
the source of the problem or
go home ina smit. At the top
of the range. you'll be a bit
more flexible.

35 and less
You probably have a ten-
year subscription to Vogue

magazine and a membership
in one or more “country
clubs”. I'd hate to have to
cope with your baggage.
You will have several “nght
people” to call or wish you
had. Money isn't so much a
but

problem an in-
convenience. Your travel
companion should be

financially independent and
have some socially-correct
contacts.

I took my own quiz. To my
surprise, I turned out almost
a gypsy! All this time I
thought | was “flexible” but,
now it seems that I am so
independent that [I'm sur-
prised my family has put up
with me for this long! | love
spur-of-the-moment travel. |
don't give a damn if the hotel
is the “pits” as long as there's
a bed and a shower within
reasonable distance. I pick
up strangers, especially odd
people.

No apologies' But I now
know why my mother is such
a great travel companion:
SHE PUTS UP WITH ME!

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