Pauline Samborski Obituary Notice
Pauline Samborski died September 25 at her home in Spronmwell Manor. The obituary notes her surviving family and past community involvement.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
3
Pauline Samborski died September 25 at her home in Spronmwell Manor. The obituary notes her surviving family and past community involvement.
Funeral services and remembrances fill death notices for Samborsk, Kordupel, and Gerun in Selkirk Beausejour and Ladywood. Surviving family members, interment details, and church rites are listed for each, with origins in Poland and Austria and Canada since decades past. Community notes from Whitemouth record local events, visits, and a Teachers’ Convention.
Visitors from Winnipeg and Cranberry Portage joined local families for a wedding and numerous celebrations during late September and early October. Attendees included Fred Grabke, Bill Henke, Kiapprat relatives, Bruce McTavish and Joan Evans, with Douglas Hanks and Bernice Klapprat as attendants. River Hills Farmers Union plans a school meeting October 15. Various birthdays and anniversaries were observed, including a 24th wedding anniversary for Charlie Hall. The Greek Catholic Church Guild of Pine Falls hosted its first parish dinner September 23, raising about $60 for Ukrainian Rite activities. The St Theresa Guild held its first annual meeting on October 2.
Powerview notices Mrs Olive Swanick and Mr Fred Wilcott spent a weekend at Elm Creek. A kitchen shower held Friday September 27 for Mrs P Bruneau after a fire destroyed most kitchen needs. Ronnie St Pierre hosted luncheon. Mansell couple hosted visitors from Carthage SD and St Pierre.
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