Named after Orrin Williams who homesteaded at the west end of the coulee in 1901. Now known as Pine Lake Ranches.
Stones from Williams Coulee were hauled out to build homes in the area such as Fred Ings Midway Ranch house (Loree family home) and the George Greig home (Van & Margaret Greig now reside here).
Williams Coulee was also host to a ski run built around 1950, where it operated for several seasons. The 800 ft. ski run was completed with 1200 feet of rope and I00 h. p. motor. A 600ft. tow-line hauled the skiers up the steepest part of the run. An “air-conditioned” club room 14 ‘ x 18 was built with a coffee bar that served light lunches.
Connemara started off as many towns did back in the day, with a speculators dream and the potential of the CPR. A fellow by the name of Thomas Newell homesteaded on the west side of silver lake north of where the Connemara elevators once stood. (Silver lake sits on the east side of Hwy 2 and runs across range road 170). Thomas promoted the sale of lots on his titled land to people in Toronto and England with the idea of starting his very own Silver City. Although he was able to sell a few lots, his dream of wealth and potential for the town never really materialized as any remnants of buildings and such no longer remain,. The name “Connemara” hails from Ireland and the region is known for a specific breed of ponies and exquisite marble.
Named after Orrin Williams who homesteaded at the west end of the coulee in 1901. Now known as Pine Lake Ranches.
Stones from Williams Coulee were hauled out to build homes in the area such as Fred Ings Midway Ranch house (Loree family home) and the George Greig home (Van & Margaret Greig now reside here).
Williams Coulee was also host to a ski run built around 1950, where it operated for several seasons. The 800 ft. ski run was completed with 1200 feet of rope and I00 h. p. motor. A 600ft. tow-line hauled the skiers up the steepest part of the run. An “air-conditioned” club room 14 ‘ x 18 was built with a coffee bar that served light lunches.
A relaxed yet sturdy fit, this 10 oz 3-end fleece unisex heavyweight hoodie was designed for comfort, warmth, and durability. 3-end fleece has a tight-knit construction giving it superior printability, a lofty hand-feel, and best in class under 5% shrinkage.
Features: 100% combed cotton face yarn. Double-needle stitch on all seams 3-panel hood with fleece lining for extra comfort.
Double-needle topstitch on all seams. Dyed to match drawcords with knotted ends and metal eyelets. Kangaroo pocket. Ribbed cuffs and waistband.
COLORS SHOWN NOT TRUE TO LOGO PRINT COLOR – PRINT IS METALLIC GOLD
100% Ring-spun combed cotton, super soft hand-feel. 20 singles combed cotton. Under 5% shrinkage. Double-needle topstitch at sleeve and bottom hem, shoulders and armhole. Shoulder to shoulder tape.
A relaxed yet sturdy fit, this 10 oz 3-end fleece unisex heavyweight hoodie was designed for comfort, warmth, and durability. 3-end fleece has a tight-knit construction giving it superior printability, a lofty hand-feel, and best in class under 5% shrinkage.
Features: 100% combed cotton face yarn. Double-needle stitch on all seams 3-panel hood with fleece lining for extra comfort.
Double-needle topstitch on all seams. Dyed to match drawcords with knotted ends and metal eyelets. Kangaroo pocket. Ribbed cuffs and waistband.
