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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
4
The article notes magnesium's wide use in aviation and credits Dr. Lloyd Pidreon with leading a firm involved in Operation Pluto. The project piped fuel under the English Channel and showcased remarkable engineering.
Five ether mine sweepers were launched for Russia from Canada amid wartime supply. Canadian scientists developed drought tolerant pasture grass for arid regions. Nickel ore, primarily pentlandite, is mined open pit with Canada supplying over 90 percent of world output. A St Lawrence estuary zone where river and saltwater mix sheltered U boats, challenging anti submarine devices.
A fragment notes the use of milk sugar in Canada as a source for manufacturing penicillin. The brief item implies a trade or supply role without detailing quantities dates or organizations.
In January 1944 the notice announces a free seed examination service for farmers. It outlines testing for germination, smut, and disease symptoms, and provides seed treatment advice. Farmers are encouraged to submit samples from own fields for identification and analysis.
Makers at 435 Montrose St Winnipeg may obtain entry forms and conditions to submit amateur artwork for a planned exhibition. The notice invites local artists to participate and provides contact details for information.
Upon leaving the armed services members may receive transport to their place of enlistment or another location if the cost is not greater. The policy outlines entitlement for active service personnel transitioning to civilian life.
Parents must register children before opening day Tuesday September 5 1945. All six year olds by December 1 1945 and new district students must register. Grade IX and Grade XII fees are 25 and 50 dollars respectively with further charges for subjects repeate rs and advance payment required.
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