European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 27, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sol fowl introducing the Exchange flyer user $ aver has coupons advertised specials and valuable information about ways to save at your Exchange. User aver appears each month just before payday. Be Bauar 199 peps rep Goforth Egold Wilh vitamins win a 1 week ski vacation for 4 in Park City iedndu0fwm9 your life vitamins Are licensed by the us olympic committee. A portion of the proceeds from your Purchase supports America s of Meta hopefuls. Save 50 Cwm look for the user aver insert in the sunday edition of the stars and stripes. Nobody does it better. National geographic carving fat Haggis at us one of hundreds of annual suppers to Fiat celebrate the birthrate of Robert Burns Scotland s most beloved poet. One to Fang syne rings out for Tyr Cert Burns by Donald Smith National geographic on a wintry evening fat snowflakes fall on the thatched roof of a three room Stone cottage by a country Road in Alloway Scotland. Inside a cow and some chickens Rustle in their stalls. In the adjacent room a family gathers around a fire to hear father read scripture by candlelight. Listening with an expression of rapt attention is a curly haired 8-year-old boy who is destined to become the National poet of Scotland and among the most intensely adored figures in English literature. The 1 both Century people and animals Are replicas in Wax. But the cottage is the real Birthplace of Robert Burns whose advocates consider him to be one of the greatest writers in the language and whose reputation for Genius passion and excess continues to intrigue fans to this Day. The recently installed tableau of Burns is Early life is Complete with sound effects and some of the cottage s original furnishings including the bed in which Burns was born in 1759 and the chair in which he was nursed. This refurbishment of the poet s 76 stripes Magazine january 27, 1994