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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1952
Page
5
The April weekend marked the end of winter flying at the local base and aircraft are being fitted with pontoons for summer operations. The piece notes other community items including visits, births, Legion news, a surprise bridal shower, new citizenship and army enlistment hopes, wildlife sightings, and seeding and sports updates as spring progresses.
The Students' Council met on April 23 to finalize graduation plans. Smee lends Holiday Beach hall for the graduation dance, Duffly orchestra to play, banquet set for May 30 in Legion hall, with final exams starting June 18 and five weeks remaining to study.
Funeral services were held April 15 for Vivian Kolba infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Kolba of Elma at Elam Burial was in the family plot at Hadashville She is survived by her father mother one sister and one brother Renshaw funeral home Beausejour were in charge of arrangements
Pioneer resident Mrs Eva Kaszowski 65 of Beausejour died in General Hospital Winnipeg Funeral services were at St Marys Roman Catholic Beausejour Rev P Jaworski officiating Burial in local cemetery She was born in Poland came to Canada 46 years ago and settled on a Brokenhead district farm Survived by three sons Stanley Bert Anton of Winnipeg Beausejour and four daughters Mrs J Barns Mrs P Parsons Winnipeg Mrs J Brint Toronto Mrs L Drewle Beausejour Ten grandchildren
Simpkins wedding in Whitemouth district with bridesmaid survivors including two daughters Mrs Rudolph Kuhn Vancouver and Mrs Fred Grabke River Hills, three sons Julius Whitemouth Otto Portland Herbert River Hills. brothers Fred Albert William Like New Britain US. sisters Mrs Roloff California and Mrs Potz New Britain US. Stanley Dereski best man. Reception at bride’s parental home and Whitemouth Municipal hall. Couple will reside in Wa Wa.
Kathleen Margaret Campbell married Walter John Dereski in a Wa Wa Ontario ceremony officiated by Rev Humes. The bride wore a white nylon gown and pearl necklace, with a red rose bouquet. Her only attendant Audrey Klookers wore aqua green and carried pink roses.
Eleanor Stark, daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Stark, married John Loewen of Winnipeg at Oldenburg Lutheran Church with Rev W Hennig officiating. The bride wore white satin with a beaded crown veil and red rose bouquet. Matron of honor was Mrs Irvin Stark. bridesmaids Lillian Stark and Ida Gortiz wore pale green and pink and carried rose bouquets. Best man Gordon Loewen and Roy Wonnick, cousin of the bride, also participated.
Funeral services were conducted April 25 at St. Josephs church Beausejour for Stanley Gmitrowski who died April 20 at Beausejour District hospital aged 56. Interment followed at the Polish National Cemetery. Survived by widow Elsie five daughters two brothers and five sisters in Canada and the U S.
The groomsman was Otto Schultz with usher Henry Wonnick. A reception took place in the Municipal hall. Mr. and Mrs. Loewen spent several days in Whitemouth before departing for the city.
On April 9 at the Gilchrist home in Winningeg Rev George Darby joined Ferne Eileen Elizabeth Seaman and Robert George Turner in marriage. The ceremony featured J W Collins on organ, with a blue sheer gown and rhinestone veil. A gardenia corsage and groom’s pearl necklace completed the bridal outfit. After a reception the couple departed as Mr and Mrs Turner.
Mrs Karoline Knopf died April 23 at her daughter’s residence in River Hills in her 83rd year widow of Gottlieb Knopf. Funeral arrangements were by Russell funeral home with service April 26 at Oldenburg Baptist church Whitemouth and burial in the local cemetery. Born in Poland she came to Canada 56 years ago.
A traveler completes a journey to Minneapolis and on returning plans to reside in Gladstone Manitoba with V. E. noted.
The article notes that teenagers have voracious appetites due to growth and activity. It advises nourishing foods to support bones and energy, including a pint and a half of milk daily, whole-wheat cereals, vegetables, and fruit, while not spoiling regular meals with excess snacks.
A mandrill is a large baboon noted for its light blue nose, orange and yellow beard, and a forehead crest of greenish hair, marking it as one of the most striking primates in its genus.
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