Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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ODAY, the opportunities offered by Canada are greater than ever be- fore. And, in Step with these opportunities, our country's need for col- lege graduates is equally great. From the records established by previous Students of Assumption University, we know there are none better trained in their chosen fields than you who are graduating this year. With such schooling, you can look forward with confidence to making important contributions to the broader horizons that lie ahead. We are pleased to have this opportunity of saying a friendly Hello to each of you. NVith God'S blessings, may you assume your individual place in Canada's great future with the confidence your schooling warrants. Bendix-Eclipse of Canada, Ltd. . YYINDSOR, ONTARIO SUBSIDIARY OF Tllf' U 5Ul'lfi'7 Compliments of VETERAN CAB OF WINDSOR LTD. Q4 HOUR SBRVICL3 PEOPLE'S FRUIT MARKET Equipped with 2-NVay Radio Michigan Licenses 308 Wyamioue E. CL 6-2621 2109 Wyandotte W' CL 33302 C'ompIimmzf.s of PARAMOUNT VVINDSOR THEATRES R Y A N LIMITED BUILDERS SUPPLIES, LTD. Operating the CAPITOL - PALACE - TIVOLI PARK and CENTRE THEATRES 210 DETROIT STREET WINDSOR, ONTARIO

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