Monument to Miners Honors Cape Breton Woman
Mrs Nina Cohen of Sydney Nova Scotia spearheaded the Cape Breton Miners Museum project atop Ocean Deeps Colliery, earning miners' support and turning attic finds into authentic displays. The two story memorial by Tom Taylor features cut out steel figures of miners and a theatre, with guided tours by retired miners.
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Nina Cohen
Sydney
Nova Scotia
James How
Miners’ Museum
Cape Breton Island
Cape Breterer
Russia
Cape Breton
Canada
Existance
Tom ‘Taylor
Wales
Taylor
Canata
New York City
Langest City
the Museem
Ocean Deeps
Manitoba Teachers See $1000 Salary Rise in 1967
A Manitoba Association of School Trustees survey shows teachers average salaries rose from $5835 in September 1966 to $6840 in September 1967 covering 88 percent of teachers. The report notes ongoing negotiations for 1968 increases and outlines provincial totals, regional gains, and factors driving higher pay including larger staff, shorter classes, and expanded courses.
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Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Manitoba
Sugar and Spice 1968 outlook by Bill Smiley
Bill Smiley wishes readers a year of mixed fortunes in 1968. He notes taxes and war rumors, social change, and personal aging with a satirical voice. Smiley predicts ongoing political scandal, race issues, technological progress toward the moon, and a social push toward equality and accountability. He argues for facing the new year with courage and humor.
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Canada
Manitoba Telephone System marks 60 years of service
The Manitoba Telephone System celebrates six decades since opening January 15, 1908 under government leadership. From 14,000 phones and 700 employees, it has grown to 380,000 lines and 4,000 staff, with a value over 217 million. J F Mills notes the aim remains steady as space age communications loom ahead.
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Manitoba
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Rodmond Roblin
Duff Roblin
Manitoba Telephone System
Hhus
Letter on Pelly Trail School Trusteeship Goals
A reader contesting trustee candidacy for Pelly Trail School Division outlines priorities. He praises Dr Rosnoskd and Mr Collins, notes past service on Shellmouth and Londonderry boards, and calls for curriculum coordination, rapid filling of vacancies, province wide salary study by income brackets, improved transportation, and careful planning for construction with annual general meetings.
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Pelly Trail
Rosnoskd
Collins
Shellmouth
Londonderry
Bbe
Sein
Pelly ‘Trail
Loss In Working Time From Smoking Illness
A total of 77 million work days are lost each year in the United States due to cigarette smoking illness. This would not occur if smokers had the same illness rate as non smokers, accounting for nearly 20 percent of annual work loss from illness.
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United States
Ward election slate lists multiple candidates per ward
The document lists candidates across wards including Ward 1 Sonnenberg Robin Schmitke. Ward 3 Graham Tibbatts Vernon Warrian Langford. Ward 6 Shust Rambeitz. Ward 7 Major Goletz. Ward 8 Michalyshyn. Ward 9 Morton McMurachy. Each ward shows several names with one seat indicated for Ward 1.
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Lawrence Parobec
Edward Shust
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Norman Major
Leonard Goletz
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