Sympathy extends to Lamb family after passing
Mrs. Katie Lamb died prompting sympathy from relatives including Mr and Mrs Tony Wasilka and Mrs Eugene Lamb and Pamela Ela of Brandon who visited last week.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
7
Mrs. Katie Lamb died prompting sympathy from relatives including Mr and Mrs Tony Wasilka and Mrs Eugene Lamb and Pamela Ela of Brandon who visited last week.
Since 1958 the Manitoba Hospital Commission allocated 7 million for hospital equipment, enabling lifesaving heart-lung machines. As devices grow obsolete, continued funding ensures Manitobans have access to refined tools for open-heart procedures.
The UCWL held its annual meeting November 28 after Mass at the church and lunch in the Parish Hall. Rev. Slabyj opened with a prayer. Officers named: Mrs. Nick Luhowy president, Mrs. S. Lazaruk vice president, recording secretary Mrs. Peter Hrytsak, financial secretary, and treasurer Mrs. Joe Antonation. Lunch and event coordinators were listed, with chief cooks Mrs. Stanley Yanick and Theodore Michalyshyn. A $25 university entrance scholarship and a $25 general course Oakburn student fund were proposed, alongside a Christmas concert discussion with no date yet set.
A large Whist Drive and Bingo event sponsored by the Hospital Aid committee drew community support at the Oakburn School auditorium. Winners will be announced in next week’s paper. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs Joe Antonation, visited Winnipeg this week while others from Gorlitz and Winnipeg were seen with area families.
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