Smyrna times., 1963-07-25

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club, Club Nepnma, right next
TO sea. 1t takes up one whole
block: 2 swimming pools rs x
so meters; a gym for basket
ball and volleyball. etc.; another
gym for gymnastics; dining
room and other small rooms for
cards, etc. Boy what a layout
Home 1890. l:30-2:30 Siesta
3:00-about $50 played bas-
ketbau, volleyball and tried to
play a little tennis. A kind of
YWCA. | went with Alma ian
AFS counselor) there were quite
a few boys there as well as
girls. Everything was outside.
Rode home alone In a bus about
7:15. Luis and | went to the
movies. Bed at IL.
7. Up at 800. Luis and | ran
down to the train station and
Just made the train going to
Florida. 1t is Sally Buffing-
toms birthday. Got to Florida
ll:30. We sneaked up to side
of the house and started sing
ing. She was surprised. We went
to the park there and ate lunch.
Walked around the park and dis
covered a Playground Thatwas
a sight; with people from IT.
20 years of age, swinging, tee
tor tottering, etc. Then an old
guard came and chased us
off saying 1t was only for
hdsI Then we got in cars
and trucks and rode a
round to an auction and a race
track and other spots around the
country. Shortly after dark we
all went to a club In town and
had party on one of the upper
floors. Around 1000 we went to
the bus back to Montevideo about
an hour and half ride. Got
to bed at l:30.
s. Up at loo. Lunch-I re-
ceived dads letter of the 10th.
At $3.50 go to Legislative Pal
ace--quite a pretty place--lots
of marble---marble is one of
Uruguay's best minerals. There
are many different colors and
shapes. The outside was In re
lief. We we're hoping to see a
session but they couldn't get
a quorum. But we went into the
room and sat In the senator's
chairs and Bill and | sat in
the big chair behind the desk
of the head and secretary-Beau-
dful. We also went to the ''Fac-
uldad de Medicina" the Uni
versity of Medicine. We we're
going to see cadavers, but we
couldn't that day, but we did
see the tanks where they we're
kept. We also went into the,
play room, where parts of peo-
pie we're In displays. Organs,
heads and sometimes a big part
of a person. There was cross
section of a women who had died
before her baby was born. There
were premature babies, SIAM
ese twins who from the front
were whole but cut In the back
where you could see that they
both shared one heart. | could
go on, but in the interest of
dime and space l shall conclude
here. Home around 7:30. At
900 went to the 3rd Pena de
Jazz. Again 1t was a blastI
Bed at 1880.
9. Up at 900. Go to part of
the ''Fabrica Nacional de Ger
VEGA" the National Beer Fac
tory In other words. 1t was
near La Paz not far from town. .
Here they received the barley;
treated 1t for disease; hull it;
send It back to the farms as
pure seeds and receive it again
and go through the process
again before sending 1t to the
plant In town. Home and lunch,
etc. At 2:30 saw second part
here in town about TWO blocks
away. When the barley arrives
here 1t has been moistened,
caused to germinate, then slowly
dried to remove most of the
moisture and to stop germin-
alton. Here In town 1t is put
into tanks and the hops are
added. After the necessary time
of about w weeks tits stored
In tanks until bottled. The plant
here In town is maintained at a
temperature few degrees be-
low 0 degrees centigrade. There
was ice almost everywhere we
went. After both tours we were
treated TO samples. AT the plant
outside of town everyone had two
glasses of beer. 1t is not like
US. beer. II Is not bitter at
all. At the plant in town we
had whatever we wanted. had
a little black beer, regular beer
and malt. Not too bad. After the
tour we didn't want to go home
so we took a bus out to the Ram
BILE and walked about 8 or 10
blocks to Judy's house. We lis
tened to records. Bill played the
piano while / beat on waste
basket. We sang. Then we called
up Jami and Craciela and kept
them busy with double-talk for
about three-quarters of an hour.
Cot home around 1890 and