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Manager training in Castlegar, the instructor has the red vest, the trainee has green. They will be doing this training for a whole year I was told.
Bushfield Sports Centre, P'boro, photoshoot for Peterborough Council, Cambridgshire, England - August 2007
from The Household Guide and Instructor. With biographies of the Presidents of the United States, and a ... history of Guernsey County, Ohio. [By C. S. Percival and others.] With illustrations.
MRS. JOHN SCOTT
Elza M. Scott was a man whose personal energy led him into a variety of business pursuits. He successfully managed an iron foundry, worked a coal mine and salt mine, besides engaging in the stock business and keeping a dry goods and grocery store. His success in these respective callings may well be attributed to business foresight and energy, made available by that confidence in the justness of his dealings with which he inspired the community. He was born in Virginia on the 21st day of March, 1819. He came to Ohio in 1840, and in 1845 espoused the daughter of one of Guernsey's oldest citizens, his bride being Mary A. Moore, the only child of William Moore, the brother of James B. Moore, Esq., of Cambridge. She was born in Guernsey county, Ohio, January 22, 1825. Her parents came from Delaware at a very early day and settled on the old Wheeling road, in this county. They had a family of ten children of whom seven are still living. The names of the dead are — Margaret Ann, Eliza M., and Mary L.; and of the living, Louisa A., Catharine M., Maria A., Lida D., Belle P., William A., and Nellie F. Scott. At first Mr. Scott engaged in the stock business, but in 1846 he moved to Cadiz, Harrison county, Ohio, where he owned and operated a large iron foundry. In 1851 he returned to Cambridge, and in company with Messrs. Gaston and Fordyce organized the "Coal bank company," and was the first to engage largely in coal mining here. In 1856 he and Mr. Robbins opened a coal mine, but from 1858 to 1866 Mr. Scott alone managed what is known as the Scott Coal bank.
In 1866 his brothers George and John were associated with him. At this time he opened a salt mine. He also owned about six hundred and fifty acres of land, one-half of which is underlaid with coal, and employed in his mines one hundred and twenty-five men. He also kept a general store to supply his employees and others with such groceries and goods as their wants and necessities required. Mr. Scott being so largely engaged in business was unable to accept the positions of trust that were proffered him by his admiring fellow-citizens; therefore his official life was represented by a two term membership in the council. Elza M. Scott is now dead, but the memory of his good deeds lives after him, and his glory is that he is ever spoken of as the "poor man's friend." His widow still survives him, and in company with his brother George is conducting the coal and salt mining business. She is living at the home her husband bought in 1872, at Cambridge, Ohio.
Leeuwarden, 17 september 2021. De Weapon Instructor Course (WIC) is een zware opleiding die jachtvliegers opleid tot wapen instructeur. Foto: Nederlandse F-35's vertrekken voor een lokale missie.
Instructor Robert Taylor completes his secondment to the SFSC, and is presented with leaving gifts by Programme Manager Garry MacKay.
Leeuwarden, 13 september 2021. De Weapon Instructor Course (WIC) is een zware opleiding die jachtvliegers opleid tot wapen instructeur. Foto: Nederlandse F-35 vertrekt vanaf de vliegbasis.
Leeuwarden, 16 september 2021. De Weapon Instructor Course (WIC) is een zware opleiding die jachtvliegers opleid tot wapen instructeur. Foto: F-16's de USAF keren terug na een missie.