We Ain't Done Fightin' Yet
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We Ain't Done Fightin' YetEntry/Object ID
2022.41.01Tags
Nakina, Ontario, Algoma, Ontario, Northern OntarioScope and Content
Book discussing the history and development of Nakina, Ontario.Context
Nakina, Ontario was established in 1923 as a station railway yard on the Canadian National's National Transcontinental Railway between Grant and Armstrong. The book discusses the history of its' founding and development, primarily focusing on the school system. It is broken down into 21 chapters. They are as follows: 1. Shifting Scenes, Accounts from Grant Public School Register 2. A Mushroom Named Nakina, A Return to the School Register, Warren Hatchard, First Revee of Nakina 3. A Biased Account, Information drawn from Nakina Public School Board Minutes, The Seperate School Saga, Court Revision (May 1940), The Spirit and Principals of the Golden Rule Two Cultures Agree to Work Together 4. IVAR Salmonson 5. Recess is Over 6. Ike Mackie 7. The Scene Shifts Again, Tony Cichelly 8. Medical Care Wilderness Style, From Plank table to Laser Surgery, Dr. McKillip, The Nakina Health Clinic, Councillor Pam Lamieux, Louise Young: Volunteer Ambulance Service 9. Mike's Memories, ICONS 10. Recreation, Neil Burnie 11. Minutes From the Meetings of the Improvement District or Nakina, Mr. Eino Peterson's Story of Struggles of a Small Business Man 12. We Are Back In the Improvement District Minutes, Nakina Chamber of Commerce 13. Routine Business, Meeting to Discuss New Water System, Memo to Improvement District of Nakina 14. A Five Man Board 15. The Kimberly Clark Agreement 16. The Hopeful Years 17. The Busy Years Begin 18. The Corporation of the Municipality of Nakina, Resolution 256/70, Complex Fund and Games, The Sports Complex, Special Meeting: October 1987 19. DREAMS: Some Fulfilled, Rough Patch: September 1985, Rough Patch: July 1986, Rough Patch: October 1987 20. Life Goes On 21. Final Words, Leo Mathieu and AnnaCollection
Algoma Ontario History, Northern Ontario HistoryCataloged By
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Secondary Source