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Devoted drinkers? Canada's big three breweries, locked in a tough battle for market share, hope that demand, not strikes, will lead to lineups
Devoted drinkers? Canada's big three breweries, locked in a tough battle for market share, hope that demand, not strikes, will lead to lineups

Devoted drinkers? Canada's big three breweries, locked in a tough battle for market share, hope that demand, not strikes, will lead to lineups

Date10/8/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Devoted drinkers? Canada's big three breweries, locked in a tough battle for market share, hope that demand, not strikes, will lead to lineups.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0009172F
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Suds Hassle: Molson and Labatt, locked in a Blue' trademark dispute, see no letup in their battle to be Number 1
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Across the street from track, a popular watering place offers this sad announcement to suds drinkers
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Alison Gordon's helpful hints for Ontario's ball park drinkers
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4/6/1979
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Where the action is: Jack Couillard, the LCBO's assistant general manager in charge of stock purchasing and product control in front of the bottling line in the plant at Lake Shore Blvd. East and Freeland St. The LCBO ensures drinkers that the alcohol they consume has been scientifically tested and produced in quality-controlled conditions.[Incomplete]
11/25/1980
Pastors H. Ward Hill, E. E. Duncan and A. J. Mustard. Plan to do for smokers what A.A. has done for the problem drinkers
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Suds selected for light drinkers
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