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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
6
21 ft M-4 heavy duty single disc cultivator in good condition. Contact Nick Kabaluk at 345-2425, Lac du Bonnet.
An advertisement for a new five room house offers all modern conveniences. Contact Lac du Bonnet at phone number 345 2547 after 5 p.m. for details.
A hearing of the Highway Traffic and Co-ordination Board is set for 10:00 A.M. DST May 28, 1964, in Winnipeg Manitoba. The session reviews permit requests for feed sheds, dwellings, motels, access drives and advertising signs along provincial trunk highways in Springfield Alexander Whitemouth Russell Dufferin and local government districts, with listed applicants J Carrette P.E. Bisson J Pachnowski L Danwich L Goodwin and others.
The Highway Traffic and Coordination Board will hear applications from Anglo-Canadian Oils Ltd for a tilt pane sales and distribution buildings and an access driveway onto PTH No 10 in Brandon. Manitoba Telephone System seeks an exchange building near PTH No 5 and 83 at Roblin. Metropolitan Corporation of Greater Winnipeg requests traffic directional signs. Dyer Products Co Safety Lite-A-Wheel seeks approval for an automobile lighting device. Hearing at 1075 Portage Avenue Winnipeg with contact details for representations.
Victoria Beach reports attending the funeral of Upton Lester for the Lester family including Victoria Beach and relatives. Visits span Leslie Thomas and S Ateah, N Turcotte, Heather, Bob Grothe, Hampton, Shier, Peddon, Bloodworth, and Nels Kroken. E Turcotte was treated in Beausejour for a throat infection and is recovering at home.
Tenders for the Pinawa Village Stage II sewer and water mains project close at 2 p.m. CDST on June 1, 1964. Tender envelopes go to the Purchasing Agent at Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Pinawa Manitoba, with $100 deposit for plans and specs. Plans available from M G Allan Whiteshell Establishment, and examinations at Pinawa and Winnipeg Builders Exchange. Lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance.
The Prime Minister expresses hope that adopting national symbols will end hyphenated Canadianism. He says it would be a major miracle if the new symbols, promised before next April, can achieve this, acknowledging the stern reality of migrants and divides.
The curling club held its annual windup dance on May 15 in the community hall with music by Rhythm Orchids of Tyndall. Mrs. A Primmett led refreshments as club president A Primmett and executives receive congratulations for a successful event.
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