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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1987
Page
4
Yoshio Okawa, Japan's ambassador to Canada, urged Canadians to boost cultural promotion abroad. He noted many Japanese view Canada mainly as tourist spots and cited his Neepawa visit to deepen understanding of Canadian culture and literature.
About 25 Roseau Valley School students aged six to 17 staged a May 25 protest outside the Boundary School Division Office in Dominion City over the June 30 1987 termination of principal Bev Berrington. Berrington has taught there since 1964 and led the school for 10 years as the board maintains its decision and refuses to disclose reasons. Attendance at other Manitoba events is noted, including Virden harness racing with 1020 spectators and $24573 in bets on day one, plus fire damage to a horse barn at Russell’s 106th Fair and Race Meet. The Frank Marvin Centre near Blue Lakes Campground opened May 31 as part of the Duck Mountain Centre funded by Frank Marvin and Spruce Production Ltd. to support renewable resource education.
The Rossburn Review is a weekly newspaper from Rossburn Manitoba established in 1941. It is published by Nesbitt Publishing Ltd and subscribes nationwide with rates listed for Canada and the United States.
On June 8, 1824 Noah Cushing of Quebec received a patent for a washing machine. The note also recalls 1866 Parliament in Canada ending and other dated events.
This Week in Canada notes a Liberal party leader and marks June events. Henry Kelsey departed York Factory on June 12, 1690 to explore the West. Macmillan addressed Ottawa parliament on June 12, 1958. June 13 marks La Salle’s founding of Cataraqui Kingston in 1673 and Yukon Territory's 1898 organization with Dawson as capital.
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