Couple Celebrates 45th Wedding Anniversary Surprise
A pair marked their 45th wedding anniversary with an unexpected party. Friends and family gathered to honor the couple, sharing memories and best wishes.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1962
Page
8
A pair marked their 45th wedding anniversary with an unexpected party. Friends and family gathered to honor the couple, sharing memories and best wishes.
A miscellaneous shower on May 1 at the Powerview Parish hall honored Miss Rita Cyr, our May bride elect, with 110 guests. She received a corsage and a beautiful array of gifts as flower girls presented the presents during the event. A bridge and whist drive was sponsored by the Hospital Aux.
At the Chat eau on May 5 a warm welcome reception featured door prizes won by Mrs. Ben Wolchuk and McBrine luggage won by Mrs. H Walker. Women claimed high bridge and a family dinner at Manitou Lodge. Men’s high was Jack Dulake, consolation Lyle Velie. Lunch followed.
Whitemouth residents note Anglican WA tea planning for May 12 at Municipal Hall. visits by Mrs. Helen Schatkowsky and Mrs. Millie Hunt to Sprague. Whitemouth School staff planning for 1962 63. Whitemouth Consol School students to Whit e mouth for practice. Whiteshell Comets bingo May 12 at Town Hall. 4 H Garden Club meets May 10. various social visits and hospital update. sympathy to Molinski family.
United Church notes report a Spring Rally of the Young Peoples' Union at St Andrew's River Heights on April 28 led by Rev R S Harper. May 13 Family Day service at 11 15 am with no 10 am Sunday school. Baptism planned May 20 and applications urged for Summer Camp.
A compiled list of payments and expenditures to various individuals and firms including Brook Equip, U Alarie, Winnipeg Land Titles, Lesosky General Store, Dept. of Health, Pioneer Gen Store, Smalley Agencies, Paul Mazur and Sons, Postmaster, Man. Hos. SP, Lawrence Sikora, Mary Horbatiuk, Harry Densky, Joseph Mazur, Ed Sikora, Canadian Cancer Society, Powell Equip, Springfield Leader, Peter H Klassen, John Klassen, Wilson Stationery, Beaver Lumber, Ambrose Pharmacy, Midwest Mining, City of Winnipeg, Lac du Bonnet Transport, Vulcan Machinery, Underwood Limited, Hugh R. Eade, Dori Holm Insee, Man. Hydro, Walter Wazney, Sandford Petersen, Rec. Gen. of Canada, Man. Tel System, John Grewinski, W. R. Beljuk, M. J. Okrainec, Edward Hopko, and others.
May dates include Powerview Bingo May 10 at 8 00 p m and May 11 at 8 00 p m United Church Hall hosts Explorers Mother's Day Tea and Bake Sale May 12 A Legion meeting May 14 Armouries Investment Club and Anglican W meeting Kennew May 14 Anglican Guild May 15 2 00 p m Eaton Hall Streamliners at 7 00 p m Fire practice 7 4 30 p m Manitou Lodge Pine area events list static notices for local groups.
Mr and Mrs J Fox celebrate the birth of a daughter Wanda Can. A Christian Education Committee meeting is tentatively set for Wednesday May 9 at 7 pm. All Sunday School teachers are requested to attend.
The Great Falls Women's Institute hosted a meeting with slides of Yellowstone Grand Canyon and Utah, followed by lunch. The Great Falls Curling Club closed its season with a May 4 banquet and dance in Anderson Hall featuring Ron Beaudry's orchestra. A forthcoming Fun Fair for the Great Falls Boy Scouts and Cubs is planned for May 11 at the Great Falls school with games and a silver tea. The Great Falls bowling league is near midway, led by Frank Wenski's team, with Ina Ryvlanski and Treffle Gareau among top individual performers.
Falls Recreation Association holds an executive meeting at Manitou Lodge. The Curling Club hosts the annual Victoria Day fireworks display on Sunday May 20 at about 10 p m DST. Fire Chief W McDonald thanks residents for donations totaling about 500 dollars from a door to door canvass. A fastball tournament with 150 dollars in prizes begins May 20, entries due May 18. A misc shower honored Miss Helen Maroney ahead of her June 2 Anglican Church wedding in Pine Falls.
Mrs. Annie Jurek aged 87 and widow of the late Dmytro died at Winnipeg General Hospital on April 28. The notice records her passing and identifies her as a longtime resident of Winnipeg with survivors not listed in the fragment.
Jurek who predeceased her on August 8 1961 passed away. Re quiem High Mass was sung May 2 in Elma Ukrainian Catholic Church with Rev. Father S Szyk officiating. Burial in Churchyard cemetery. Ren shaw Funeral Chapel Beausejour cared for arrangements. A pioneer born in Austria she came to Canada 50 years ago and settled in Elma with her late husband a CNR sectionman for 9 years. She resided in Elma until death. Survived by one son Steven Toronto two daughters Mrs G G Lukinuk Hunt Winnipeg and a sister in Winnipeg. 20 great eat
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