Who Am I Canadian Business Ads Highlight Small Firms
Four paid notices from Ontario small businessmen celebrate the vital role of local enterprise. The ads titled Who Am I reveal the refrain I am Canadian Business, stressing long hours and modest incomes yet essential services that keep the country running.
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I am Canadian Business ad declaration
The passage presents a patriotic business manifesto describing Canadian commerce as the voluntary, diverse, and essential source of jobs, services, and living standards. It frames business as the daily provider of necessities and luxuries, funding public funds while enduring market competition and public choice.
Choir brings cantata to Brandon from Knox United Church
The article recalls a Grandview Division choir trip to Brandon on Friday nine to stage a cantata at Knox United Church. Students funded their travel, with transportation provided by the school division. past groups and school teams have earned regional recognition, and graduates now work in nursing, accounting, law, dentistry, and trades.
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Knox United Church
Grandview
Ann Raes
Gilbert
Plains
Roblin
Roblin Chamber Moves Toward Cable TV and Recreation Planning
The Roblin Chamber of Commerce discussed May 28 deadline for C of C applications and a June CRTC hearing in Ottawa. If approved, Roblin’s in service date is target fall 1979. The meeting backed a highway sign for local organizations and Moorland discussions on a tourist information centre in the old school, with moral support forCable Television and a parade for Roblin Fair. The group debated recreation funding, the need for a year round director, and coordinated programs across clubs, with plans to set up recreational districts and youth leadership camps at Rossman Lake in July.
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CRTC
Ottawa
Roblin
Peter Gaber
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Yurkin
F. Hunter
Rebekah
CNR
Cross Town Motors
Chamber
Jack Mitchell
Cable Vision
Roblin and
MTS
Emil
Texaco
Davie
Recreation Commission
Sask
Duck Mountain
Field
Rossman Lake
Roblin Drop-In Centre praised among Manitoba projects
The Roblin Drop-In Centre is hailed as one of Manitoba s best and a top New Horizons project. The board pledges favorable review for new ventures. Spring Fling in Melville Saskatchewan is set for May 18 with 27 members already expressing interest. Parkland Senior Citizens Rally planned for June 15 in Dauphin Curling Arena with Dauphin clubs hosting.
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Stupinsky
Roblin
Manitoba
Melville
Sask
Saskatchewan
Parkland
Wednesay
Dauphin Curling Arena
Dauphin
Mesdames Jean van Crecht
Jennie Mortemore
Dorothy Laliberte
1977 Car Check Campaign Cautions on Exhaust Systems
The Canada Safety Council warns what you can’t see can hurt you pointing to mufflers and pipes tucked under cars that are hard to inspect. The campaign highlights hidden exhaust system issues during vehicle checks.
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Canada Safety Council
Vehicle maintenance and hidden risks in summer
The piece warns that unseen faults in steering and braking systems can cause accidents. It notes Canada experiences about 50 000 crashes annually due to mechanical failures, with hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries. Drivers should inspect wiper blades lights horns and oil, while complex systems require experts.
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