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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
6
More about weddings notes Mr. and Mrs. Ellis will reside in Edmonton. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ellis of St. James, Manitoba, underscoring regional connections.
Tennie Evelyn Hutniak of Brokenhead married John A Gmiterek of Allegra at St Demetrius Greek Catholic Church Ladywood Manitoba on June 14 at 3 30 pm. The bride wore satin gown with train veil and pearl headdress. Matron of honor Elsie Hutniak, bridesmaids Mary McArthur, best man Joe Gmiterek, ushers Steve Chryplny and Joe Novak. reception followed at Ladywood.
Doreen Ingabell Anderson wed Alfred John Hawk at River ton Lutheran Church on June 14 with Rev. Henning presiding. The bride, in white satin with lace bodice and lily point sleeves, will reside in Winnipeg after a honeymoon to Fort William. Emily Yalowski and Laurence Mariash married at First Church St Catharines with a satin bridal gown and lace train. They will live in St Catharines after a US and Manitoba trip.
A Beausejour birthday surprise for Mrs W Plischke at the home of the couple is noted with attendees including the Ilchena Wojcik Kawecki Renshaw and Duma households. The hospital seeks donated rubarb while multiple births in Beausejour and surrounding areas are recorded with infant names weights and birth dates in May and June 1952.
The Brokenhead council warns that 14 000 dollars for drainage and bridges fall far short of required funds, with projected costs for essential services exceeding half a million dollars. The piece lists council resolutions on raises, payments, staffing, and by laws including street lights, land transfers, electrification plans, and pension arrangements, all signaling potential tax increases and mandate reviews.
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