Halcrow Lake Restoration Moves Forward With Community Support
Ducks Unlimited and local Game and Fish Association back Halcrow Lake revival. Public opinion and land-owner petitions favor re flooding and diking to restore natural beauty. West side diking aims to enhance the golf course without interference. a cost study and engineering survey will follow. A bird sanctuary is planned with no swimming or boating signs. Next meeting Friday June 23 at Doug Lamb’s home.
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Ducks Unlimited
Pas Exhibition Association
Doug Lamb
Halcrow Avenue
R. Day
L. Cloutier
Halcrow Lake
Its Too Late Ode to Halcrow Lake Restoration Hope
Poem laments Halcrow Lake destruction by progress and calls for restoration. It urges filling the lake with water, rebuilding shores, restoring grass and wildlife, and letting Mother Nature reclaim the land for future generations.
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Halcrow Lake
Longtime The Pas teachers Miss Hill and Mrs Carley retire
The Pas educators Miss Hill and Mrs Carley retire after decades of service. Miss Hill began teaching in 1927, moved to The Pas in 1950, and plans to retire to Killarney. Mrs Carley started in 1925, trained in Saskatoon, and joined The Pas in 1958. Colleagues praise their dedication to students and the North country.
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Mike
Miss Hill
Carley
Gulash
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Mill Hill
Pas
Teacher Association
Killarney
Manitoba
Brandon
Mrs Carley couple to remain in The Pas Manitoba
Saskatchewan and Manitoba note that Mrs. and Mrs. Carley will continue to reside in The Pas. The brief confirms ongoing residency in the Manitoba community.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Carley
The
Pas
Diamond Jubilee guest calls The Pas home for 60 years
A long-time resident, 60 YEARS (Cont'd) note recalls living 59 years in The Pas before moving to Thompson in 1965. He Plans to return for the August Diamond Jubilee celebrations. He cherishes The Pas Herald receiving copies weekly, and counts 63 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Thompson
The Rise of Kentucky Fried Chicken and the Colonel's Path
The story recalls Colonel Sanders building KFC from selling a recipe and pressure cookers to small regional restaurants in Indiana and Ohio. He faced setbacks such as losing a restaurant and highway rerouting but expanded through franchise applications, earning trust across Canada and maintaining his standards for finger lickin good chicken.
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Indiana
Ohio
Colonel
Canada
Avery
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R.O.H.L
R.O.H.L. Committee
Melfort
SASK
Luxury
Glen and
Marg Johnson
John W. Graysdin
J.J.H. McLean Music Store
Pal
California
PAS Florists
Gordon Ave
Edwards
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