06 May 1986
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1986
Page
1
The essay highlights how small business owners embody hard work and independence. It profiles a sign maker and a tire shop head, noting their long hours and risk taking as they build their own enterprises. The core message is pride in ownership and self-reliance.
Portraits of pride in Chemainus and other towns show shop owners shaping local vitality through dedication to their businesses and staff. The piece ties storefront pride to regional renewal, urging citizen support for related economic and cultural initiatives while noting Provincial and federal policy pressures.
The plan aims for 60 percent profitability but is currently about 31 percent. If profitability remains below target, service to the three times weekly route could be reduced. A two year marketing survey suggested the northern transcontinental route could profit from heavier use and modernization of VIA cars.
Edwin Lizotte returned to Dawson Creek British Columbia after a two week visit with his mother Mrs. Bessie Lizotte. Violet Boyce came home after two weeks in Winnipeg with daughter Louise Currey. Grandchildren Ann Marie Brazeau Terry Davey and Bobby Davey and Karen from Medicine Hat visited Mrs Davey. Hazel McGinnis of Silverwood visited her mother Mrs May Maguire. Edith Cameron from Winnipeg visited Ellen Hay. Edith Traub of Brandon visited Norene and Lisle Simpson. Alice Murray and her
The festival honored Beverley De'Athe of Holland and George Buyten dorp for piano vocal and visual arts. Janine Landry received special recognition for her long term dedication to organizing the Parkland Music and Visual Arts Festival.
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