The Rossburn Review December 3 1986 Highlights
Community notes cover meeting report standards full names for officials and reporters amid Beulah Oil fake cure claims. Local crime court action in Winnipeg with a $600 fine and $10 000 seizure involving peanut oil. Manitoba RCMP detachment changes amid mayoral election in Killarney and St Antoninus Church 75th anniversary mass in Deloraine.
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Reading the papers A glimpse at other communities
A weekly community newspaper reports local news including a theft at the Glenboro Gazette and Sears investigated by RCMP. Also notes a 109th birthday celebration for Mrs Helen Haskett in Virden, and Virden council backing a 32-space day care with government funding and employment figures.
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First Canadian book pamphlet published in Halifax Gazette
This Week in Canada recounts two historic milestones: on December 6, 1752, Halifax Gazette printed Canada’s first book a government eight page pamphlet, and in 1907 Thomas Selfridge flew 168 feet in a Bell designed kite marking Canada’s first flight.
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