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The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 47

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Soturdoy, September 17, 1966 The Ottowo Journol 47 TRAVEL RESORTS I III IBSI ia aaaWII I I. IB .0 1 UlD Morrison ft Ehrldga 5 ML Tiwtl Aftncy Al AOCNTS FOft CnriMwV ttwptVaV Ptaf (Ml flaW WwVM TtWvf. 151 thai St. IB-He! 4 tSt-tmii VIEW OF CX)LOGNE Colafu mm tk Skim, iitpliyimt kere concept of bride bnildin with tht mett revolutionary "mff centre design" in tk for' ground. Btkimd tk immi 13lk century -Does Holland-America sail to ENGLAND, FRANCE? 'f Regularly.

IRELAND, GERMANY? Frequently. Obviously! Sail from Montreal Quebec or New York and get an extra week's holiday at sea for a few dollars more thaiifiyidg! Sill to either Cobh, Galwty, Southampton, La Havia, Bremerhaven or our home-port Rotterdam! From Montreal or Quebec in our popular thrift linen Rjrndam or Maasdam! From New York in our flagship Rotterdam, our glamorous Nleuw Amsterdam or Stitendam or you prefer intimacy, our one-cltss Prlnset Margrietl Friendly, informal but correct Dutch hospitality will meet yon In all our ships. But what's mora you'll have a teal salty fun-filled relaxing holiday on your way to Europe. So much more rewarding than men transportation I See your travel agent From New Toik only SEE EUtOPE FOR LESS IN "THRIFT SEASON" s.t. Ryndam and a.a.Maadam Substantial savings on all accommodations now in effect AIL A HAPPY SHIP 1243 Psel Stmt Montreal P.Q-TeLi 8SS-17S1 your Holland America Travel Agents Are: ALGONQUIN TRAVEL SERVICES TwawH Mm TvmM Out Trwtl 1173 WtinnytM St.

7254141 THE TRAVEL CENTRE LIMITED US 236 SlaltrStrttt, 2324577 II 11 Trmvei fy Cologne Cetkedrml it tk esanw railroad station Udit itm tk "Hokeusollern" bridge. Pass-d by 900 trains daily. Fall Is German Wine Festival Time Though wine festivals are attracting visitors from near and far to Germany's celebrated Bacchanalian trails already during the summer nx some of the moat colorful events take place in September as well as in October, the German Tourist Information Office reports. Wuenburg. northern terminal of the famous Romantic Road, Travel NEW YORK AT THANKSGIVING ADot'i CAPITAL Escorted Tear 1 Mamkaj eaOUita Sr Mr trraa MS4.00 -Kl 947.M al a eaWraay wokal HOIVL TAFT nun num sara lntd MiiMlfw) MfWt MkMM SV4wM "Ma rer aacartes Maw Tars Tasnr" awl a.aaaa catches the limelight with a vintage festival from Sept.

11 until Oct 1. And he wbe wants to forgo the giant Oktoberfest beer-happy Munich (Sept. 17-Oet. 2) may visH Edenkobea in the Palatinate, stage of the Wine Festival of the Upper Haardt Region Sept. 14-17.

tngelneim. near Mainz, its annual Red Wine Festival between Sept 24 and Oct. 2. while Stuttgart, the city amidst vineyards and forests, hosts, for the 121st time, the swinging Cannstatt Folk Festival (Sept. 24-Oct.

S). On the storied river Rhine, pretty towns like Boppard and Koenigswinter are holding tra ditional wine festivals Oct. 1-2 and Oct. 1-J, respectively. Landau its vintners -festival parade on Oct.

II. and Bocfcenbeim on Germany's Wine Road has a vintage festival and dialect poetry competition on Oct. IT. When in Frankfurt, the visitor may as wel bop over to Wiesbaden for the Rbeingau Wine Festival Sept. je-Oct.

2. Rheinbrohl Rhine celebrates Wine Festival Oct. 1-1. St. Goarsbausen and Unkel take their turn Oct.

M. But no matter where one comes during that time of year, those cozy inns along the rivers Mosel and Rhine. Main and Ahr and Nec- Trmvl Tae Heltaa. America Urn mm ealssl-ai a new "le-1 1 all I mmt EatcrtatauMal Piasriaainr aaaare1 la coav paay'l tarea largest aaJa, tfce -Raawaaav' Mr. Assart A.

vma I Maas, Ccaaral Maaager li that late at siaa- at la katpias with the flam Ha Eaaorts" which mmt ear era-vtae Iraaaaartattaa but a coav alata Tacatisa walk tnnwBag. Personnel chances and promotion! at Hotel Syracuse and its suburban motor hotel. The Northway Inn, were made public recently by Spencer M. Wallace, General Manager of the Hotel Syracuse properties. Edward R.

Morse was appointed to the position of assistant Banquet Manager at Hotel Syracuse. Mr. Mors has been associated with Hotel Syracuse for IS years, was more recently head waiter at the Hotel Syracuse Country Bouse, then made Banquet Manager at Northway Inn. It was also announced that Mr. Donald Grabowsky win succeed Mr.

Morse as Banquet Manager at kar offer chance over chalice to clink glasses and sing the praise of Bacchus, God of Wine. The major types of German wine come from the Mosel, Saar and Rower valleys as well as the Central Rhine area, the Rbeingau. Rhine-Hesse and the matnate, terraces along the river Nabe and slopes of the Ahr valley. Others are grown in Fran-coma and sold in the distinctive squat "Bocksbeutel" bottles. Or in the Neckar valley around he towns of Kocher.

Jagst, Ems and Rems as well as in the region of Baden's Ortenau district near Baden Baden or around Heidelberg. i 1 Travml 21 days with 4 Lufthansa cost less and are longer! The money-saving difference between Lufthansa's 21-day Excursion Fares and regular fares is considerable. Here's an impressive example: Take a Lufthansa flight out of Montreal to Frankfurt and you'll save $119.00. Found money you can add to your holiday budget! If you wish, pay Just 10 of your fare now. The balance can be easily financed with low monthly payments at 6 bank interest Lufthansa flies to more destinations in Germany than any other airline serving today 63 cities in over 40 countries on 6 continents.

See your Travel Agent for all the happy details ot Lufthansa's worldwide network. ALGONQUIN TRAVEL SERVICES Takaa aw Tlntn Oat mt Xnmmt 1173 Wtirmgtee St. 7254141 Lufthansa German Airlines B) CLGIN STREET OTTAWA a tM11 Your LUFTHANSA Travel A tent Are P.LAWS0N TRAVEL LTD. CAHAIM1 WOlO WSM TaAVtn. autoe MoarrasaL trust eunom 100 Sparks St, Suit 402 2321749 I aaar iiln i a as i "I'iri mmk it Tftwfrtr'-fc-t-TMmittfvftiiiA VOYAGES GUERTIN TRAVEL REGD "Your Travel Agent" 103 Main St, Hud Phone 7714511 Northway Inn.

Mr. Grabowsky has been with Hotel Syracuse for li years. San Fraadsca aad Vaa- ceuver, BC, wffl be anly 111 I nates apart when a new daily aia slsp service is taaacaed by Canadian Padfie AfrBae Jaa. M. the Starting data far ha cat route, CPA said plaas ta aperaia a DC-t at leaving Vaacewver at I daily, ar.

rtvmg at SaV Fraadsca at II. The ratara flight will leave Saa Fraadsca at 11, arririag at Vaacewver at I p. as. Taare wtU be row rUsea CPA's asa step Vaacewver Tskve-Hong Kang flights, the petar roaai to Earepe threugh tbaj AnuUrdaai gataway, and CPA's traasceatineatal service ts Wlasdpsg. Toreata aad Manlieal.

The plans are sob Joet ta bcaasing by the U.S. ftVClHawlaw'teawt. AUtalia Airlines is cooperating with the Italian Government Travel Office (ENID in the selling of museum cards which entitles the purchaser to visit national museums and galleries throughout Italy. The card, valid for one year from date of purchase, is priced at HM and includes a complete list of museums and galleries which can be visited. The average admittance fee to each museum is normally cents to cents.

For further details contact Alitalia Air lines, 20SS Peel Street, Mont real. 7rf ALGONQUIN TRAVEL SERVICES Takes the Trouble Out of Travel 1173 WrillaflN SL 725-3141 CiiS.iiiiH Piaaa fta-OH "Grandfather Clock' In British Coaching Inn Quite a few generations of people the world over have sung the halt serious, half sad little song about the grandfather clock which "slopped short never to go again when the eld man died." It probably occurs to few to wonder if there real'y was such a clock. There is. And it is still stopped. The grandfather clock which inspired Henry Clay Work, the lfth century American compos er, stands in one of the once celebrated coaching inns in the North of England, the George at Piercebridge, near Darling ton.

The George Is still in a sense coaching inn, though its mod- visitors arrive by car. Since It Des little more than a n.ile west N)f the main London ScoC'anoV road, the A.l. many people deliberately plan a drive to make sure that a hmchtme break finds tnem at Pie.ce- bridge. The George's menu has a very good In-the old timbered hallway of the hotel stands Hhe grand father clock, stopped at quarter to four. Tall and ornate in dark wood, it is the sort of clock you will find, in many old houses and inns England, but knowing it to be rather special it somehow looks sad.

The story which Henry Clay Work heard when he Visited Piercebridge in the 1889s told of two brothers named Jenkins who kept the inn early that century. The clock had an excel ol Travel PICK A DATE FROM 133 lM Dt YOa, Id 7774341 AMIRKAH IXNB1S HBSatTTATIVB THE TRAVEL CENTRE Limited giK Stdf Ses99 US I 232-3577 a a a a a -a. a A i 1m It IX m.ii m. A-a mm a. a a A 1 I 1 Imlmt ltil k-Vka tllil 1 1 lent reputation for time keeping but when one of the brothers died the dock began to lose.

When ihe second died, at the age of W. the clock stopped, just as the song says. Both men are buned in the local churchyard. It is difficult to say exact'y bow old the grandfather clock is but the maker. Thompson of Darlington, died in IS2S.

The Inns and pubs of rural Britain are filled with similar stories some fictional aid some real. About the best wsy to learn all about them is to lour Britain by road. BOAC this year is offering four "Britain by Road" tours, including one taking in the famous inns of Brit ain. For details see your travel agent or contact any BOAC office throughout Canada. Travel mmmwmmmmmemmmmmmmmmm mm HIE-ASUS SUXZ? isanfAncs RZPKaMNTATIV saw St.

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