Jasper's Lodge Opens Season and Town's Railroad Heritage
The Jasper Totem highlights the town’s season opening at Gale tional's Lodge two miles from town, noting Jasper as a railroad town where 75 percent of residents are railroaders. D Noble Findlay is praised for guiding trains to the coast and founding the town’s newspaper legacy through Nora Findlay. The piece paints Jasper amid mountains, distinctive cottages, CN station, and flowering parks protected by a cobblestone fence.
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Jasper
D. Nobel Findlay
Jasper Totem
Nora, Findlay
Nora Findlay
Honon
Jasper Park Lodge
Tod Hoon
The Lodge A Mountain Retreat With New Cottages And Tram
The Lodge stands as a famed mountain retreat with a new cottage colony and a Whistlers Mountain tramway financed by Alberta interests. Manager Z G Van Dyke promises a growing season with about 20 000 guests, while expanding lodge facilities, car rentals, and a nearby service station. Nearby Jasper hosts the drive in guests with fresh amenities and an aerial tramway attraction rivals Palm Springs. Flea beetles threaten Manitoba rapeseed and mustard crops as expansion continues.
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Z. G. van Dyke
Whistlers Mountain
Palm Springs
California
Alberta
Whistlers Peak
Jasper
Manitoba
Cub Pack Meeting Notes And Preparations
At the May 13 meeting Akela presided with 34 Cubs present. Denis Deschamps gave the Grand Howl and Rodney Brown led the Lord's Prayer as the pack chose sides for a fastball drill. Akela guided jumps, parade circle, and Grand Howl practice while Bil McMurray and Jon Kieper led the Cub Prayer. May 20 saw 40 attendees with Billy Kelso giving the Grand Howl and Gregory Stevens delivering the Cub Prayer. Preparations for the June 5 Cuboree continued, with a review of God Save the Queen and O Canada, paw marks, hopping and cleanliness tests, and a drive to collect coat hangers on June 3 after 4 pm from houses.
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Akela
Sehid
Denis Deschamps
Rodney Brown
Bil McMurray
Howl
Jon Kieper
Billy Kelso
Gregory Stevens
Cuboree
Akel
Aro
Parade Circle
Ronnie Whitmer
Walking with Compassion in a Weary World
A devotional passage describes six crying five year olds with hurt friends and urges Christians to share in others’ distress. The scene on the street highlights hunger, unrest, and conflict, urging empathy and action against wrongs.
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Tommy
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Winnipeg
Canda
Screen
Roman
Motor Hotel
Ellice
Madison
Neepawa
LIONS
Parko
Plymouth
Associated Livestock
Garry Street
Typewriter
Mover
Sting Cnd Ink
Bottio
Esha
Russell Banner
Gale
al University
Canada
GBC
Russell
Pollock Beauty School
Smith
Graham
CUB
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