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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1952
Page
3
Weekend visits featured relatives in Hamilton North Dakota while Evelyn Pasaluko pursues business studies in Winnipeg. Engagements, weddings, and showers mark community life along with back-to-school updates. Harvest service and christenings occur at United church as longtime resident John Lewis passes away.
L A Wawr yshyn and B Matthews of Kimberley visited family in Peter Yarmill and Elsie Evanochko circles while David Engler sprained a wrist playing rugby. Mrs Tepilo sells business to N Klimchuk Garson and moves to Winnipeg. Doris Luy bridal shower honors Doris with four generations present. Farewell for C Pulfer and spouse moves to Winnipeg. Bar bara Swaluk and Peter Lucek receive shower and stag at Orange Hall. Engagement announced by T G Wawryshyn spouses.
Johnnie Dobrowolski returns home from Beausejour hospital and is doing fine. A son weighing 6 lbs 8 oz was born to Mr and Mrs Manuel Brokowski at Mathernity General hospital. Engaged: Adeline Mamrocha to Johnnie Garbolinski, wedding set for October 4. M F A banquet at Lowland hall netted 206 dollars with several prize winners. Weekend visitors and birthdays noted. multiple locals visit Winnipeg. A bear story ends with a joke about who ate Bill’s lunch. Glenfields “Stoney Highway” project progresses.
The passage notes boys removing rocks from a famous highway to shield their cars from ruin as cement trucks delay. A reader-sent poem follows about a dream of death and a visit to heaven, with a joke about St. Peter recognizing Glenfields.
Pine Falls residents share holiday travels to Flin Flon and Winnipeg. Leo Seguin recalls old-timers, and Charlie Young heads to Formosa as a Chinese delegate. Mrs Johannson wins six prizes at Winnipeg horticultural show and the Shaughnessy trophy for best Manitoba garden. Rebekah delegates travel to Dallas with novel experiences in Texas. A birth at Pine Falls hospital brings George Balfour to the Dahl family.
Velma Esther Wurch and Gerard Wilfred Wittmeier tied at Bethel Tabernacle on September 5 at 6 p.m. Pastor Reynolds officiated with Trene Cripps as soloist and Lillian Sharpe on piano. The bride wore satin with nylon net and Chantilly lace, veil fingertip length, carried red roses. attendants Edna Ward Mildred Wittmeier wore colored gowns and floral arrangements. Best man Gilbert Wittmeier usher Alvin Rattai. A reception followed at the Homestead. after a wedding trip they will reside in Stead, Manitoba.
After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride’s parents home where a buffet lunch was served. Jim Lyon, a life long friend, gave the toast to the bride. Mr and Mrs Gill left on a honeymoon trip to San Francisco and other points in California and will make their home in Pine Falls on return.
Irene Stienke and Bernard Wittmier wed at Thalberg Lutheran church with Rev Theilmann officiating and a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white satin and lace with rhinestone headpiece, carried red roses, bridesmaids wore green yellow mauve, and a reception followed at the bride’s home. After a trip to the States they will reside in Winnipeg.
Barbara Ethel Aseltine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Aseltine of Pine Falls, married Thomas Leonard Gill, son of Mr and Mrs O L Gill of Vancouver, in a Pine Falls United Church ceremony on September 20. Rev C King officiated with Mrs Mark Reid as matron of honor and John Douglas of Winnipeg as best man.
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