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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
4
A memorial note expresses enduring love for Frank who died February 23, 1962. The message recalls his kindness, honesty, and stable heart as his wife Mary and daughter Reelie Macy remember him with cherished memories and affection.
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited invites sealed tenders for the construction of the Second Apartment Building at Pinawa Manitoba. Tenders close at 2 PM on March 9 1965 and must be on approved forms obtained from Purchasing Agent M G Allen Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment Pinawa Manitoba with a $100 certified cheque refundable on return of plans in good condition. Sets may be examined at Winnipeg Builders Exchange. The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted.
The notice requests contractors to indicate interest in supplying 2000 yards of topsoil and in building tees and greens to Mr. R. W. Jones. Tenders will be invited later after topsoil samples are submitted for approval.
Notice filed under The Change of Name Act in Whitemouth Manitoba. Walter Pohjonen requests changing his name to Walter North and asks to rename his unmarried children Constance Violet Pohjonen North Cheryl Lynn Pohjonen North Patricia Eva Pohjonen North to match. Wife Stella Pohjonen consents to the change, witnessed in Beausejour Manitoba on the 17th day of February 1965 by A Weselak and A B Weselak.
A town curling column covers Pinawa and Pine Falls bonspiels with results to come next week. Notes include Jack Kearns, Frank Ryan and Bill Boyer’s teams, Powerview Collegiate hockey wins, local players Clara Bracken and Anna Sutherland, and community updates.
Winter building continues with homes ready for occupancy and new families arriving. Miss Pat McWilliams and Miss Maureen Dobbin plan to work in California. Residents admire Hawaii sun tans while termites host Pinawa team on Feb 14. New hospital baby born to Mr and Mrs H Allan. their son is the first baby at the new Pinawa hospital. Youth Centre hosts open house February 14 with coffee after a tour of the new club. Elementary school to raise flag once Manitoba Legislature changes the law. Dog catchers busy impounding strays. Pinawa Players urge support for The Bachelor's Baby on March 11 and 12 in the new school auditorium. Second child born to Mr and Mrs A Robertson on February 18 at Pinawa hospital. Fire department responds to alarm on Alexander Ave. Pinawa Association meeting February 15 canceled due to weather and the absence of speaker R W Sutton.
Cassell in Britain announces an annual literary prize worth 5000 dollars named after Sir Winston Churchill, the publisher's most famous author.
John Harvard, the Puritan minister after whom Harvard University was named, is identified by historians as a foundational figure in early colonial education and religious life.
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