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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1964
Page
8
Classified notices honor Hans Fanum who died February 1 1963 with verses from his daughters Georgina Dagney Anne Melba. Also a note from Mrs Harvey Alpers thanking relatives and friends for cards visits during recovery at Misericordia Hospital.
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited invites sealed tenders by noon February 14, 1964 for clearing grubbing and burning about 70 acres at Pinawa Manitoba. Tenders must use approved forms and be endorsed accordingly. Deposit $50 by certified cheque to AECL. deposit refunded after plans and specs returned. Lowest bid not guaranteed.
Tenders for the supply and stockpiling of 35000 cubic yards of pit run gravel at Pinawa Manitoba will be received until noon February 14 1964 sealed tenders must be in envelopes addressed to the Purchasing Agent Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Pinawa Manitoba and endorsed Tenders for the Supply and Stockpiling of 35000 Cubic Yards of Pit Run Gravel at Pinawa Manitoba Forms and contract specs available from the Purchasing Agent Mr M G Allan Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment Pinawa Manitoba deposit of 50 by certified cheque refundable after plans are returned in good condition. Available for examination at Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Pinawa Manitoba. J L Gray President Chalk River Ontario.
Classified notices show Rattai selling certified rape seed at 18.60 per 100 lbs from Green Oak Manitoba with contact Adolph Rattai. Lake or river property near Lac du Bonnet and Bird Lake Area offered via Mr M Harrison at Portage Ave Winnipeg. Also old coins tokens and currency notes seek evaluation with viewing in Lac du Bonnet via Box 616.
A Texas Refinery Corp notice seeks an over 40, neat, conscientious man with selling experience who owns a car and can travel weekly. Pay ranges from 8000 to 12000 dollars per year, with weekly in advance pay, no investment, and full delivery and service duties. Write A. C. Garner, VP, Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas.
Whitemouth notes discuss plans for a February 8 banquet at the town hall. Mrs Martin Lange of Beausejour, formerly Whitemouth, is injured with a broken arm. Walter Steiner attended a John Deere Tractor Service Training Course in Winnipeg January 27–31. Rita Marchuk, Whitemouth Elementary School teacher, spent the weekend in Broad Valley. Mr and Mrs Wm Toews and family visited Winnipeg parents Felix Carlson. Lloyd Carlson of Kenora also visited. On January 25 Darlene Steiner attended the 4 H Junior Leader’s Club in Stonewall and learned club ideas. A community club meeting is set for the curling club rooms on Wednesday February 5. The meeting last week was...
On Friday January 24 Bob Fuller and his Bluegrass Bobcats led a dance in the Community Hall sponsored by the P T A. Another dance featuring Bert Thomas and his Red River Ramblers occurred February 1. Births include Tammy Lynn Swain January 17 at Women's Pavilion Winnipeg and a son born January 27 to Mrs Harry Phillips of Bissett. Congratulations to Constable and Mrs Hayden Luck of Lac du Bonnet on their fourth child. Various local visits, job moves, and hospital plans are noted for residents of Lac du Bonnet and area.
Marie Anderson outlines child friendly clothing design focusing on comfortable cuts sizes and elastic use while local items report church events birthdays house fire losses and community square dance plans with upcoming broomball games and new team matchups in Pinawa.
River Hills Mrs Lawrence Henchel and son Myron visited Winnipeg this week. Myron saw a dentist while Ken Henschel of Beausejour suffered facial and eye injuries when a car battery exploded during charging and was taken to a Winnipeg hospital. Mrs Martin Leitenburger welcomed a baby girl Brigitte. Harvey Alpers had surgery January 29 at Misericordia Hospital. Baptist Choir and young people performed in Oakbank on Monday January 27 with fellowship doughnuts and coffee afterward.
Pinawa Manitoba reports a meeting on Friday about the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief. Mrs Lynn ten Kate, wife of Brimpex England managing director, explains Oxfam aims to help people in over 70 countries. A video on poverty was shown and a local committee was formed led by Peter Thiessen and others. A follow up meeting is set for February 3 at the School. A January 28 square dance social is noted as a success.
Jim Fox and Mrs James Simpson recognized for evening arrangements. Birthday greetings for Morley Clarke Elbow Lake Manitoba A Hogue Barry Hood Bissett and Neil Smith Medicine Hat Alberta. Cradle roll introduces a son Robert Dean born January 28 to Mr and Mrs Harry Phillips weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces.
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