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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
5
Lac du Bonnet hosts a major Dominion Day event with the American Speed Boat Association staging a full card on the Winnipeg River. Prize money exceeds $2,000 with big crowds expected. The rural paper features community updates on locals moving, events, and regional notices alongside the race preview.
Double ring ceremony held at Notre Dame du Laus church Powerview at 10 am June 7 1952. Beatrice Cyr daughter of Mr and Mrs R Cyr wed Alvin Marusyk with Rev Father J D A McDougall officiating. Honeymoon to Kenora then other eastern points. They will reside in Powerview.
The Greek Catholic Church of St Peter and Paul in Thalberg hosted the May 24 1952 wedding of Helen Slobodian, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Nichola Slobodian, to Donald Puhach, second son of Mr and Mrs D Puhach. Rev Dobreyewski officiated with Bernice Onaschuk at the organ. Bridesmaids Lavinia Puhach and Margery Soluk wore gowns and headpieces with pink carnations and mauve accents, respectively.
Alice Wilhemina Derouard and Donald William MacDonald wed at MacDonald Notre Dame Church at 9 30 am on June 7. Rev Le Bleu officiated as properly dressed guests and out of town attendees joined a reception and dance at the Ukrainian hall afterward.
The bride wore embroidered boleros as she carried gladioli. Little Eva and Dianna, brides sisters, served as flower girls in white nylon dresses. Best man Eric Ferens and ushers Fred Haverlock and Paul Kulbaba assisted. Mr and Mrs Ferens will reside in Green Oak.
Jean Krystalewich married Peter Koralewich at the Ukrainian Greek Catholic church in Elma on June 7 at 4 p.m. Ceremony officiated by Father Kaminetski. The bride wore a satin gown with imported French lace and lilies on the sleeves, carried a roses bouquet. Maid of honor Helen Krystalowich. bridesmaids Edith Dubel and Roberta Smorong. Best man Leo Ewanochko. ushers Walter Ewanochko and Stanley Winter. Reception followed at Elma hall. The couple honeymooned in New York and will reside in Elma. Peter works as an operator for the CNR-CE WwW.
A formal evening ceremony at Rev W S Kidd’s home on May 381st in Winnipeg Manitoba united Edna June Krawchuk and Peter Harry Kozyra. Edna wore a wine suit with pink rose corsage. her sister Evelyn Jean attended. The couple plans to reside at Beau Sejour.
Flower girl was little Yvonne Schinkel. A reception followed at the brides' parents home in Golden Bay. Mr and Mrs Litke will reside in Winnipeg.
A historical note states that milk production in cattle declines more quickly when water is scarce than due to any other factor. It emphasizes the critical role of adequate hydration for dairy yields and overall health.
In 1951 Canada recorded more than 2.5 million motor vehicles on public roads, including about 600 thousand trucks. The tally reflects growing motorization with larger commercial and private fleets across provinces.
Helen Marie Pasaluko and John Ferens were married Saturday June 7 1952 at 3 p m in St. Dmytrius Greek Catholic Church Ladywood officiated by Father Borys. Miss Bernice Oneschuk played the organ. The bride wore a chantilly lace gown with net inset and pearl accents and carried red roses with white gladiolas. Bridesmaids Anne Kravetz Eva Ferens and Ruth Pasaluko wore yellow blue and mauve net gowns.
Wanda Vera Krebbs of Golden Bay Manitoba wed Fred Litke youngest son of Mrs Pauline Litke in Zion Lutheran Church Beausejour at 3 30 p m Saturday June seven Rev H Moertelmeyer officiated The bride wore white satin and lace gown with a pearl coronet and carried red roses Bridesmaids Irene Trapp Doreen Luke and Doreen Krebbs wore green mauve and pink gowns Best man Bill Like Usher Gordon Krebbs Len Meyers Alec Creffs Matron of honour Mrs G Krebbs of Beausejour
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