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north of Lake Louise, Alta.A modern chalet reached by daily bus over Columbialcefield Highway. Hiking, climbing, summer skiing.Open June 1 to Sept. 30, 1965. European Plan. Rates,single from $6.00, double from $8.00.Information and reservations from:Brewster Transport Co. Ltd., Banff, Alta., Ownerand Operator

Field, British ColumbiaSituated in Yoho National Park, 20 miles by bus fromLake Louise. Accommodates 100 people. Open June15 to Sept. 9, 1965. European Plan. Rates: single from$5.00, double from $7.00.Information and reservations from:Brewster Transport Co. Ltd., Box 1140, Banff,Alta., Owner and Operator4WD

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Largest hotel in the Commonwealth and great conven-tion centre, the Royal York's 1 600 outside rooms,magnificent facilities, and efficient service justify itsposition in Toronto. All rooms with T.V. and radiomany air-conditioned. Overpass connects 400-car garage to the hotel—direct tunnel to Union Station.Royal York is down-town arrival and departure centrefor airline passengers.RESTAURANTS AND LOUNGES — Imperial Room,Imperial Lounge, The Black Knight, Venetian Cafe.Coffee Shop, Cascade Lounge, Princess Lounge.CONVENTION FACILITIES—The Canadian Room,largest of its kind in Canada, holds 2200 for meetings.Ten Provincial and many other meeting rooms.RATES — single from $10.00, double from $15.00.A. P. MacKINNON, General ManagerC. G. BURTON, ManagerTORONTO, ONTARIO

BANFF, ALBERTAA mile high in the Canadian Rockies, the BanffSprings Hotel is a luxurious "castle" resort for amountain holiday. Golfing, riding, hiking, swimming,photographing wild life, scenic chair lifts, dining todeft Canadian Pacific service, evening dancing. All600 rooms face a mountain or valley view. Easy toreach by Trans-Canada Highway, Canadian Pacifictranscontinental rail line, or by air via Calgary.RESTAURANTS AND LOUNGES — Alhambra DiningRoom, Fairholme Dining Room, Cascade Lounge,Mount Rundle Lounge, Snack Room, 10th Tee CoffeeBar and Golf Club Lounge.CONVENTION FACILITIES — Mount Stephen Hall,Garden Lounge, Oak Room, Riverview Lounge, Cas-cade Ballroom, and others.RATES — single from $16.00, double from $21.00.C. J. WATSON, Manager(Open May 29 to Sept. 14, 1965, inclusive)Banff Springs Hotel1

The Royal AlexandraExpansive comfort keynotes Winnipeg's traditionalhotel. 450 gracious rooms combination T.V./radiodelightful cuisine with "Western" specialistssparkling entertainment in Selkirk Lounge and TheSelkirk Room. Central location close to shopping,business and the Canadian Pacific station, make theRoyal Alexandra your choice in Winnipeg. Freeparking.RESTAURANTS AND LOUNGES—The Selkirk Room,The Selkirk Lounge, The Coffee Shop.CONVENTION FACILITIES — Largest conventionhotel in Western Canada. The Alexandra Room seats700, Crystal Ballroom, 600, the Colonial and TapestryRooms, each 300; many other meeting and banquetrooms.RATES single from $8.00, double from $12.00.L. M. MARGESON, ManagerWINNIPEG, MANITOBA

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BANFF, ALBERTAA year-round mountain resort on the Trans-CanadaHighway at Banff, just a 90-minute drive from Calgary.the Timberline Hotel blends modern facilities anctraditional service with an atmosphere of rustic charm50 modern rooms either twin-bedded or sitting roommany have balconies with spectacular mountairviews. Average daytime temperature during the summer is 65', during the winter, 34'.Dining Room, lounge and sundeck.Facilities for conventions, meetings and privatedinner parties.RATES — single from $11.00, double from $15.00.

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pi he SaskatchewanThe Saskatchewan dominates the tree-shaded centreof this prairie city. On the Trans-Canada Highway, thehotel is easily reached from U.S. highways, therailway station and airport. 268 air-conditioned roomshave T.V. and radio. Dining in the air-conditionedRanch Room and cocktail lounge and on Saturdaynights, sparkling entertainment. Free overnight parking.RESTAURANTS Ranch Room and Coach Room,daily business men's lunch.CONVENTION FACILITIES— Meeting and banquetaccommodation for from 10 to 1 000 persons in theQu'Appelle Room, Blue Lounge, Regina Room andothers.RATES single from $9.50, double from $12.00.G. A. PHILLIPS, ManagerREGINA, SASKATCHEWAN

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The PalliserIn Calgary, home of the world-famous Stampede,gateway to the Canadian Rockies; centre of cattleand oil industries, is the The Palliser famed for itscuisine, comfort, service and accessibility to city lifeand Banff National Park. The hotel is adjacent toCanadian Pacific station. Calgary is served by theTrans-Canada Highway and transcontinental air serv-ices. 481 outside newly-decorated rooms, each withT.V. and radio. Free guest parking. Dining Rooms andLounges are air-conditioned.RESTAURANTS The Rimrock Dining Room andthe Big Top Lounge.CONVENTION FACILITIES — Air-conditioned meet-ing and banquet accommodation in The Palliser Room,Alberta Room, Turner Valley Room, Marquis Roomand others.RATES — single from $8.00, double from $10.00.H. S. WALKER, ManagerCALGARY, ALBERTA

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VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIAA mild, healthful climate, fragrant rose gardens andfresh saltwater breezes provide the delightful settingfor the traditional warmth and comfort of the EmpressHotel. Ideal for year-round vacations or relaxedbusiness meetings. The Empress has 500 rooms. Golf,yachting, riding are near at hand. Fine cuisine andSaturday night dancing are part of the amenitiesoffered. Conveniently close to all transportationfacilities.RESTAURANTS AND LOUNGES — Empress DiningRoom, Coffee Shop, Coronet Room.CONVENTION FACILITIES—Crystal Ballroom, MainLounge, Georgian Lounge, Conservatory, four privatedining rooms.RATES — (Summer) single from $10.50, double from$13.50. (Winter) single from $7.50, double from $10.50.L. C. PARKINSON, ManagertriT:Empre7111111

Chateau LacombeA 36-storey luxury hotel in the heart of downtownEdmonton opening in 1966. Named after WesternCanada's famed Oblate missionary, it will occupy acliff-side site overlooking the North SaskatchewanRiver Valley. 330 deluxe guest rooms in an 18-sided,25-storey tower. Parking for 750 cars.RESTAURANTS AND LOUNGES — Dining room,Coffee Shop, Cocktail Lounge, Shopping Mall, rooftop specialty dining room lounge and cabaret.CONVENTION FACILITIES — Ballroom, seating 750,Dining Room, seating 250,10 special meeting rooms.

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