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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1953
Page
5
An advertisement touts a 16 cu ft General Electric large volume Food Freezer with white enamel finish. It emphasizes easy cleaning, energy savings, and year round storage of meats vegetables and fruits. The offer highlights a $170 discount as a Hydro Yellow Tag Special, with contact offered at the Manitoba Power Canada Building in Winnipeg.
A roundup from Lac du Bonnet includes Mr and Mrs Alex McIntosh returning from Toronto after a long 9613 mile winter trip, golf with Les Shapland, and plans for Les’s visit. Birthday wishes go to Mrs C Levasseur and Vic Rowe. Premier Campbell and Liberal candidate Stanley Copp spoke on provincial issues including water level concerns with calls for more information. Bertha Lavoie hosts a shower as she nears marriage to Fern Champagne on June 6. Springman residence busy after Florence’s wedding with families visiting. Donna Peterson earns a two year scholarship to Queen’s University. another classmate awaits a possible scholarship as well. Winnipeg news notes mention F Mozal and family.
Funeral services for Andrew Gulenchyn 65 died May 14 in Whitemouth hospital held May 18 at Elma Greek Catholic Church with burial in local cemetery. Surviving son Joseph and brothers Sam George Thomas of Elma and Metro of Shortdale. Also notes deaths of Annie Saluk 91 of Ladywood and Annie Ungerhier 88 of Hazelridge with services and burials in Polish and Greek Orthodox churches and residences in Cloverleaf Eastdale and Winnipeg.
Cortney Anderson aged 23 died accidentally at Albert Beach Manitoba on May 8. Born in Balsam Bay in 1929 he moved to Victoria Beach in 1937. Funeral at Albert Beach church with burial in Balsam Bay cemetery. Survived by parents and three sisters of Victoria Beach. Renshaw funeral home handled arrangements.
Funeral services were held for L. J. Lewis in Winnipeg on May 2 with burial in Brookside Cemetery. The 23 year old drowned in Whiteshell lake on November 8, 1952. Survived by his wife, parents, two brothers and two sisters, all of Winnipeg, Renshaw Funeral Home was in attendance.
Steven Marko aged 57 who died May 12 in Beausejour hospital after a short illness was honored in Greek Catholic services at Ladywood. Rev. Father Borys officiated. Surviving are two sisters. Born in Poland he came to Canada 39 years ago, settling on a Green Oak farm. Burial in the churchyard cemetery. Renshaw Funeral Home arranged arrangements.
Funeral services were held for Agnes Holmes of Lockport at Little Britain United church with burial in the church yard cemetery. She died in Selkirk General Hospital at 57, survived by husband Neil and ten children, eleven grandchildren, four sisters, one brother, and other relatives. Langrill’s funeral home handled arrangements. Born in Alabama, she moved to Canada 37 years ago, lived at Cloverleaf, Man., before settling in Lockport in 1948. Funeral for Demion Kosheluk conducted May 26 at Greek Catholic church in Cooks Creek, with interment in churchyard cemetery. Born in Poland 73 years ago, he came to Canada in 1907 and leaves widow Mary and seven sons including John and Harry. Russell funeral home of Beausejour assisted.
Born in Poland in 1880 Mrs Amelia Kopp came to Canada in 1952 with husband Julius Kopp settling in Green Bay district. She is survived by son Otto and daughter Alma both of Green Bay Manitoba. Funeral at Green Bay Lutheran church with Rev Meertelmeyer officiating and interment in the churchyard cemetery. Family includes Steve Winnipeg Peter Cooks Creek William Hazel ridge Stan Fort William and daughters Mrs Nelle Boyko Oak Bank and Mrs Joe Ker nage Hazel Ridge. twenty eight grandchildren.
Mrs Alexandra Mudrosky died aged 76. Funeral services were held May 30 at the Greek Catholic church Thalberg at 10 a.m. Interment followed in the church yard cemetery. Rev J Borys officiated. Survived by three daughters Mrs F Ratuch Stead Mrs Mary Romerus Cromwell Mrs Teenie Hawryluk Sarnia Ont Five sons Fred and Alex Buffalo Paul Toronto Henry Nick Stead One sister Mrs Pearl Zelewick Stead.
Brightstone Manitoba May 25 1953 reward of five hundred dollars offered by the undersigned to any party proving in black and white that I had a prior law suit in Manitoba before the date and that the RCMP removed me from the MccArthur Falls job. Cash in.
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