The Tipping Conundrum
Roger Worth argues Canadians face a tipping dilemma with service charges vs tipping. Despite poor service or meals, most Canadians still tip, tied to wage structures and price competition in restaurants. Freedom to refuse exists, but only a minority do so.
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Roger Worth
Europe
Canada
England
Winnipeg
Las Vegas vacation ends in paralysis for Manitoban couple
Carl Goodman and his wife, while visiting Las Vegas in 1978, were attacked. Carl was shot and paralyzed. They returned to Winnipeg where doctors removed the bullet. the Nevada Crime Compensation Board refused aid, prompting Manitoba lawyer to volunteer for the case. The author questions Canadian versus American injury compensation.
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Goodman
Egger
Las Vegas
Carl
Vegas
Vings
Carl Goocman
Winnipeg
Nevada State Crime Compensation Board
Manitoba
Manitoba Criminal Injuries Compensation Board
Carl Goodman
Nevada
Marriage Misfortunes and the Strains of Daily Life
The author lists ways marriages falter from major issues to petty irritations. He cites sexual and emotional incompatibility, children, desertion, and basic faults like halitosis and body odour, then notes conflicts over work, status, and daily routines. A personal reflection follows on shared space and prolonged separation revealing how familiarity erodes individuality.
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Soulmate
Mix
Russell area notes show officers elected and local events
The Russell Gas Co. annual meeting elected E M Williams as president J J Moons as vice president WJ Doig A McDonagh and A G Smellie as directors Gilbert A Cope became secretary A 10 percent dividend was declared Other items cover hospital stay for Sinclair Moynes recovery from hockey injuries and local civic and bank updates including new staff and golf course work The clipping blends community notices with quirky anecdotes and remarks from Russell and surrounding towns.
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Russell Gas Co
E.M. Williams
J.J. Moons
WJ. Doig
A. McDonagh
A.G.P. Smellie
Gilbert A. Cope
Liquor debate echoed across Prairie towns and papers
A mosaic of editorials and letters from Peace River to Dauphin examine liquor's grip on youth and adults. Rev Owen Sill and Dr Dmitro Cipywyn speak on teen drinking. Peace River Correctional Institute notes alcohol-linked crime. rural 0.08 laws draw criticism. addiction signs in youths prompt police and parent vigilance.
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U F Regina
Maple Creek
Dymtro Cipywyn
Calder
Saskatoon
RMP
Melfort
Peace River Record Gazette
Peace River Correctional Institute
Bob Ryan
Pembina Times of
Morden
RCMP
Iquat
A.A
Mr. God
Joe Haywood
Neepawa Press
Steinbach Carillon
Bow Island
Douglas Russell
Edmonton
Alcohol Drug Education Association
Russell
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