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Canadian Pacific's contribution to workers' lives goes beyond the work environment. Hear the Coffee Club recall company support of participation in the Olympics, the Special Olympics, curling, hockey, ball teams and golf tournaments.

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"We did it all . . ."
23 February 2012
Business Car #4, Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Coffee Club members: Clarence (Clancy) L. Boettger, Edward Jaatteenmaki, Ernie Ottewell and Warren M. Watson
Interviewed by Michelle Cole
Filmed by Michelle Cole

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Listen to Ed describe the curling bonspiels he competed in during the 1950s. Competitions where held for all of Western Canada with successful results for the Revelstoke team more than once.

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"Going to the bonspiel in Golden . . . "
23 February 2012
Business Car #4, Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Speaker: Edward Jaatteenmaki
Coffee Club members: Clarence (Clancy) L. Boettger, Ernie Ottewell and Warren M. Watson
Filmed by Michelle Cole

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Railroaders found ways to entertain themselves in the bunkhouses. The Coffee Club remembers cards and snooker were part of the informal recreation in Field.

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"Poker game they use to get going . . . "
24 November 2011
Business Car #4, Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Speakers: John (Jack) Carten and W. L. Handley
Coffee Club member: Edward Jaatteenmaki
Filmed by Michelle Cole

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A big hockey town - the team name, "The Revelstoke Runaways", needed to be explained to the Superintendent. Clancy explains how the name fits for this hockey team. The team first won the Coy Cup in 1948 and for the second time in the last decade. Can you imagine being involved with the same team for 32 years?

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"Through the years we have had all kinds of excitement . . . "
23 February 2012
Business Car #4, Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Speaker: Clarence (Clancy) L. Boettger
Coffee Club members: Edward Jaatteenmaki, Ernie Ottewell and Warren M. Watson
Interviewed by Michelle Cole
Filmed by Michelle Cole

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Ed shares his experience living in section houses as a child . . .
26 February 2011
Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Railway Reflections panel member: Edward Jaatteenmaki
Photos by Ben Beruschi, Bryce Derosier, Aaron Haaf, Bailey Hutton, Destinee Lebuke, Jessica Ralph and Summer Richardson

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History with the railway goes on for many generations in railroad families. Hear Ed speak of his family history and the isolation he experienced as a child living along the line in Glenogle, a brake test spot.

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"What it was like to live in isolated areas . . . "
26 February 2011
Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Speaker: Edward Jaatteenmaki
Interviewed by Jennifer Dunkerson; Railway Reflections panel member Douglas El(Roy) Mitchell and various audience members
Event filmed by Ben Beruschi, Bryce Derosier, Aaron Haaf, Bailey Hutton, Destinee Lebuke, Jessica Ralph and Summer Richardson
Edited by Joel Flick

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The pot belly stove - centrepiece of many a railway station.
Early 20th Century
Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
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Credits:
Revelstoke Railway Museum Collection
Photo by Fern Hansen

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In the mountains of British Columbia the railway runs through national parks. Living in Field, Ed recalls feeding deer and living in poorly built company dwellings. You can almost feel the heat of the oven as Ed tells of warming his feet on cold mornings.

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"Isolated area in the national park . . . "
26 February 2011
Revelstoke Railway Museum, Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
Speaker: Edward Jaatteenmaki
Railway Reflections panel member: Douglas El(Roy) Mitchell
Event filmed by Ben Beruschi, Bryce Derosier, Aaron Haaf, Bailey Hutton, Destinee Lebuke, Jessica Ralph and Summer Richardson
Edited by Joel Flick