Tender call for Hot Cell Facilities Building 300 Pinawa
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited invites sealed tenders by noon CST February 10 1964 for construction of Hot Cell Facilities Building 300 Pinawa Manitoba. Tenders require approved forms deposits and penalties with bonds. lowest bid not guaranteed. documents available from Manitoba General Contractors office and Winnipeg Builders' Exchange.
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C.S.T
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Pinawa
Manitoba
Po Andifications, May Be Obtained By General Contractors
Office of Manitoba
Winnipeg Builders’ Exchange
Canada
David honoured at curling club farewell in Bissett
The note lists Mrs. T. Shier and Trent as New Year’s visitors to Mrs. Shier’s parents. At the end of the evening R. J. Minton presented David with a gift and offered best wishes for his career. David, surprised, thanked attendees for the remembrance. Active in the men’s curling club, he will be missed by colleagues and friends in Bissett.
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T. Shier
R. J. Minton
David
Bissett
Mrs. T. Shier
Trent
Mrs. Shier
E. W. Newsham
Winnipeg
Halifax
R.C.M.P., Marine Division
Court of Revision set for Lac du Bonnet area
Notice announces a fifteen day period to inspect the Real Estate, Business and Personal Property assessment rolls for the Rural Municipality of Lac du Bonnet. It states complaints must be written to the clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting on February 10, 1964 at 10:00 am at Lac du Bonnet Municipal Hall.
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R.M
Lac du Bonnet
Court of Revision
Co. L. Cherrey
St George Falls 4 3 In Powerview Thriller
St George was edged 4 to 3 by Powerview. Don Sauve led Powerview with two goals, Jim Sauve and Dick Fener added one each, Larry Vincent scored twice, and Mike Bouvier added one. George Kemball filled in as goalie mid game after Maurice Vincent was injured, then returned to aid the defense.
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Don Sauve
Powerview
Jim Sauve
Dick Fener
Larry Vincent
Mike Bouvier
St. George
George Kemball
Maurice Vincent
Kemball
Vincent
Community notes on school Xmas concert and curling plans in Great Falls
Great Falls residents praise the school Xmas concert held December 19 at the new community center with principal Fred Kalinowsky and staff, and commend Anna Sutherland for vocal numbers. The piece also covers the curling club’s annual mixed novelty bonspiel starting January 18 with teams from Pinawa, Lac du Bonnet, Pine Falls, Bissett, Seven Sisters and Winnipeg, plus local favorites.
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New Community Center
Fred Kalinowsky
David Rosner
Faythe Malarchuk
Audrey Bateman
Anna Sutherland
Great Falls
Pinawa
Lac du Bonnet
Pine Falls
Bissett
Seven Sisters
Winnipeg
Fred King
Johnny Usackis
Manitoba
Vince Rowe
Ton Krampetz
Ted Harrison
Tony Jarowski
Clara Bracken
Les Morgan
Jack Kearns
Frank Ryan
Dentists or Technicians in Bit of Dental Debate
A columnist favors Manitoba Dental Technicians over dentists, praising makers of teeth while criticizing dental private practice. He jokes about wooden legs and DIY kits, endorsing the technicians and hoping to avoid future tooth fillings for months.
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Manitoba
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Mrs. T. Hampton
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Sandra Jane
Mattison
Sandra
Bissett Hospital
A. Mattison
Neenie Klatt
E. Kennedy
Ruth Ashley
Fay Griffith
Helen Hawrysh
R. G. Griffith
Mrs. E. Kennedy
Edmond
Nadine
Vicki McNabb
Mrs. W. McNabb
Clandee
P. Payette
Gerry Gabler
Kelwood
Alf Clark
Griffith Bros
Clarke
Tony Wozny
Pas
Audrey . Shier
Francis Harper
Austin Fults
Richard McPherson
Gordon Lake
Brandon
Swan River
Dauphin
Portage
Carman
Fisher Branch
Moun Neepawa
Deloraine Russell
Hamiota
Morris
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Manitoba Department
OF Agriculture and Conservation
George Hutton
W. E. Jarvis
Springfield Leader Limited
Reese
the Children's Corner
Anne Stefanie
Springfield
Sale
Archie Neyedly
Renshaw
National Employment Service
Department of Municipal Affairs
C. H. Chappell
R G. Smellie
Q.C
Mary
Manitoba Committee On Alcohol Education
Department of Education
Edmonton
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