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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
19
A Ducks Unlimited representative joined the local Game and Fish Association as stakeholders. The group noted broad public support and petitions from landowners for restoring Halcrow Lake to its former natural beauty and praised progress with local government.
Officials and private owners discuss re flooding and diking of Halcrow Lake. A west side dike aims to enhance beauty and protect the golf course while allowing bird sanctuary use. A future cost analysis and engineering survey are planned with a June 23 meeting at 1127 Halcrow Avenue.
A plea for environmental restoration notes forests and waters harmed by progress. It urges community action to refill the lake and revive wildlife so future youth can witness a nourished landscape.
In a tribute, Miss Hill and Mrs. Carley are honored for their years of dedication to students and staff. Miss Hill began teaching in 1927, moving to The Pas in 1950 and plans to retire to Killarney. Mrs. Carley started in 1925, taught in The Pas since 1958, and receives praise for her devotion to girls and boys learning.
The Colonel refuses to slow down after sixty five, launching a surge of franchise applications. His strict standards for shop locations persist, earning trust across Canada as dedicated cooks deliver finger lickin' good chicken with consistency.
Saskatchewan and Manitoba records note Mr and Mrs Carley will continue to reside in The Pas. The statement confirms ongoing residence in the Manitoba locale.
The Pas resident Mr. Lafontaine, in the 60 year celebration note, lived 53 years here until 1965 when moving to Thompson. He plans to return for August celebrations, says The Pas Herald is welcome, and notes he has 63 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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