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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
1
Local Initiatives Project deadline is October 15 1973. Early submissions may start projects by December 1, or November 1 in remote areas. Processing can take up to eight weeks with up to 75 000 dollars available for highly creative ideas amid a national 83 million dollar fund. Parliament members invited to form Constituency Advisory Groups to assist local consultation on project eligibility.
Municipalities organizations and individuals may submit typed applications for Local Improvement Projects. Projects include services for children elderly and handicapped environment improvements housing repairs and employment in cooperative ventures. Contact Al Halliday Canada Manpower Centre Dauphin for forms and criteria and Information Canada for assistance.
A consumer guide explains what money back guarantees cover, who refunds, and under which conditions. It highlights reading terms carefully and knowing responsibilities of both consumer and manufacturer, noting variations in repair vs replacement and part coverage.
The text argues that a bargain is not real if merchandise is defective and there is no warranty protection. It emphasizes that consumers deserve goods and services in exchange for dollars and should receive value.
A 22 year old Toronto man reportedly set a bizarre record by consuming 227 live goldfish in 9% hours, sparking questions about meritorious awards. Public Works Minister Russell Doern denies a special opening ceremony for Memorial Park Biffy amid controversy. A former Winnipeg MP proposes a novel strategy to win Western votes by challenging the government.
Finance Minister John N Turner announced the 1973 74 Series will run 12 years with an average yield of 7.54 percent to maturity. Bonds may be bought through October 15 at face value, with maximum purchase $50 000. Eligible buyers are Canadian residents and estates of deceased persons. Bonds are cashable at full face value plus earned interest and sold by banks and agents.
Acknowledges Dr Paul Dr Jones and hospital staff for excellent care. Special thanks to Mrs Ken Solinski and staff for fruit basket. Gratitude to neighbors and relatives for visits. Also thanks to Mrs Sandy Korbut for support.
Wednesday bingo in Sacred Heart Auditorium features 19 games with three increasing jackpots. Admission one dollar with three extra cards for a buck. Open house for Mr and Mrs Harry Pitcher at 144 6th Avenue N E Dauphin Oct 6 from two to five with no gifts requested.
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