Canadian Innkeeper in Everest Foothills
Betty Mendies, the sole Canadian woman in Nepal, co-owns Snow View Hotel in the Everest foothills with husband Tom Mendies. The facility serves as a jumping off point for major Everest climbs, including the Sir John Hunt expedition with Hillary and Tenzing. Local bearers transport an anthropologist into the Himalayas as a temple bell in Kathmandu rings to signal prayers.
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Betty Mendies
Nepal
Tom Mendies
Snow View Hotel
Mount
Everest
Sir John Hunt
Hillary
Tenzing
Himalayas
Bay Trail girl wins weed essay contest
Miss Hiebert of Bay Trail wins the North Weed Control Conference essay prize for her piece How Weeds On Our Farm. The $500 scholarship goes to a Canadian winner for studies in agriculture or economics, with Frank Fretwell noted as the formd winner prior years.
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North Weed Control Conference
Ty Beck
Agric Lo Hiebert
Wan Wheat Poor
Dysart
Minnie Leene
Utehewar
Fred Cwernom
Frank Fretwell
Clive Alta
Hiebert
Coupe
Fish and Game group backs petition to remove livestick
Central Alberta Fish and Game Association backs a petition to remove livestock from wildlife reserves. At a Monday meeting in Innisfail leaders including Gus Pigeon and Brian Kelly urged sport-minded residents to sign, citing winter cattle damage to big game habitat and pollution of campsites and fishing waters.
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Uc Smnista
Fish and Game Association
Central Alberta
Central
Alberts
Ed. Kelly
Wibhorne
Wreed
Pish and Game Association
Gus Pigeon
Brian Kelly
Innisfail Fish and Game Association
Innistail
Alta
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National Film Board of Canada
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Bay Trail Girl
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