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The Sylvan Lake News 1942-01-07 - 1944-12-20
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1944-10-18
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| The Return Of The Nascopie After A Very Successful Trip rei énouss | A Comprehensive Program Of Research By Famous Scientists To Unlock Secrets Of The North High Above Th ic Ci igh Above The Arctic Circle | | th North, ta report trip an rth Ame a 1241 board of g r wit isi ts hig ve tl program to unlock the secret At n fe. The H ( Sails Bates three anonthtl e bourd is carefully n ex 000. Virehtign: sche MEAD Wadi k vid fu clentist represent nm thy « r f inst 4 ich 1 d the t They an ¢ b in a bi pors ge of F the itherr ys erset land 1 t er alinost « montt | While the governments of the ir Fert this trip | If Really Interested ‘sie! counties wil sked to . rashe co-operate, particularly in the mat : nc ODD BITS | on — swan eae : are ; ABOUT OUR Language Of The Bible e ue erie see Ee ener oy a ag vee) ARMED FORCES | se) Ged Ant Weirimean oy cooelel neeny cgumcetiele anal gtien Aina \ : 5 |who say that the fanguage of the), Leer ape de toned ae AO Major Michael David Mit Bible is out of date; the languag Seeo ty meen ae i fe ene ea Royal Canadian Army Medical © of the Bible is the cream of a great! aati ne opie f ra eorecyal aati % = operation of universities and there is pplic f r ant e period of English prose, and we dO 14 goupt there will be k : i medical’ pfticer at, Pat believe: that 16 canbe Mimprovedll \ricins co. 4ctn Se a Capt E smit \ ha nipromoted i : sed ons see petition to join research parties in the Winnipe and M. r upon. tft sre people who find Aretib. Ana uLcATStG = = j Negten nl eeslonal aad eemenited = st - i sub-Aretie when the In superintendent of Arctic ¢ reese : the language of the Bible hard €0) stitutes program begins to function. Angie eab wenits and Urgceg pieasye ar icarn ounce ine Ww. c ESOL Oe e Ue oar plenty Of teen such a universal de ts of the north were b e Canadian army, likes the poc-|Clersyme who will help them, in iit, them. 1 good conditior streoners-of.war) Intermed isonere high up, so that/ehureh or out of it-—Peterboro EX") yor example, the magnetic pole is Nascopie carried 35 -passenge Canada net idle. Veget > to stocp in search for) miner somewhere in the vicinity of Boothia pleted her trip, includ grown in internment camp garden Sms. This Jers from Dusseldorf, | Ss st | Peninsula, but scientists know that it n-month-old baby, two other quently supplement standard ra Germany, seven feet three inches This Week's Needlework sts about, How far does it shift, and Eskimo dog. Most tions, German bakers, chefs and‘! how fast and why? engers were Hudson's Bay butchers prepare meals for thelr fel- Sam a ue eee a 2 In an outline of suggested activi- Company and Royal Canadian Mount: |low-prisoners. In camp workshops Autumn Coloring | ties decided on at a meeting in Mon- ed Police personne! returning home internees make furnitury, clothing a | trea! on Sept. 8, the institute after they had been relieved at their,and other useful articles, as well as|'Tells Why Leafs Of Trees turn | poses to make a history “of marine northern posts preparing shoes and equipment. From Green To Other Colors submergence and emergence of North Only the baby and the dog were awe | anak) actus takes place! when American Arctic lands, Enormous catching their frst glimpse of clvil-| Makeshift is an art with Army Nature presents her colorful pageant] areas have been recently and per- Izatic the ship came up the St. Show detachments behind the lines./gvery Autumn is described by Dr. D. | haps repeatedly submerged. The re- Lawrence, and neither seemed im- With little facility for moving equip: | MacLachlan, professor of ; sults of this study are important for Amid the shouted greetings ment, the troupes travel light and’ at the Ontario Agricultural ¢ geophysics, plant and animal ecology aa the icebreaker was warped into seize on hing handy to rig UP|yho says it can be boiled down and anthropclogy.” harth, the baby cried and the dog props for their show. ‘Truck plat-|q simple cause—accumulation of Then there are the northern lights yawned forms, empty T.N.T. cases, even Spit sugar. and their effect on radio and other The baby was the infant daughter fire crates have formed impromptt autumn coloring, in general, Dr communications. There will be ex of cp. WF Hastie, RCMP, end stages for the laughing, singing, Mectachlan says, is a result of peditions to study them and their re- Mrs. Hastie Cpl. Hastie, from Bal- dancing, wise-cracking young Can@- preakdown proce: In preparati lated phenomena. carres, Sask., had been stationed for dians for Winter, a small cork layer forms A study of the glaciers of Alaska, four ye within the Arctic “Circle x x at the base of each leaf, actually Arctic Canada, Ellesmere Island will and Mrs, Ha formaerly-of-Monc~|—_Perloda-of ‘convalescence for wound-| ) cating the wound created by the| be made with special emphasis on the ton, NB, joined him there two years ed Canadian soldiers will be shortened j,.65 separation before it breaks | tce gap over a large part of Green- ago. considerably in the future, and the | (nis cork slows the natural pro- land ‘The other two children were Mar ™en will be returned to duty without) (ooce< in\ the leaf, The foal | | Those interesting people, the Eski- fon, eight, and Jean, six—daughters ® drastic loss cf weight, Reasons for Gr green coloring disappears, and yel~ mos will be studied. Did they really of Dr, and Mrs, William N. McKee of the Improvement !s new “mi lows, jhidden by the green all sum-| come over from Asia and when? Kingston, Ont, who came out wi shake” incorporating various body-| 4,’ come into view. Sugar formed Then again, why does the Eskimo their parents after two years at building elements and supplementing |{> the leaf is prevented by the cork never have cancer? There has been Pangnirtung, on the southeast coast TeBular meals. Developed by Medical] j,.<) from getting down into the| , some study given to that already, of Hain Inland. Dr. MeKee, repre~|COm® Hesearch workers, the “milk-) ont, and in conjunction with a] i i ‘There is a wide field for study of dentine the Department of Lands and) Shake. will be: given Tyce daily to| oyanide complex forms a brilliant red by Alice Brooks the animal life of the Arctic. Its Mines, was medical officer st Pang-| wounded ai 3 oseiteh dye - | Aaa a beanie and bag, crocheted in| principal crop is white fox pelts and nirtung, : é 1 - ghades of red indicate more Wool, to your wardrobe to give your! white foxes reach their peal of tr suble shing r re tawa, bas been promted ‘acting: les npacens peneones ana the leaf dies, ship Done in single creed [years. Science will he asked to ex- through the ice to an outpost. tenant-colonel_and appointed assist-| IYO,” cotor is formed.— Hitchenet [asi Make ENS on erloes plain this cycle. failed on her first attempt to enter ant-director, Postal Services, Base) pong, onthts, Pattern 7254 has directions| Air travel will give the institute g : eT Post Office, Ottawa, the National De- \yoo nat ead purses; stitches: e Smith and her outward tri. rooce Department announced. Lieut— IE CARGOES Bay a eventy (ee Constant touch with eld but made it on the way back after| Cu" OoDtk. tae been gerving’ as __ AIR CARGOES cei, tain this pattern, send) twenty | Parties will be simple by radio. In visiting Churchill and a mumber of G0. catstant-director, having been During the first six months of 1944 /CEPt2)" [o'cuschold Arts Depart.|fact, it is going to be much easier smaller posts. At Cape Smith she panacea eatOE Se eels about 22,000,000 pounds of air cargoes iment, Winnipeg Newspaper Union, | to pry open the secrets of the Arctic dropped Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Heslop, ts1-" captaincy is dated from Rent 2 | Were, flown over the global aerial 175 McDermot Avenue ,, Winnipeg, | now than a generation ago when com- who had been flown out of Fort 44.4 x cae Sept. 1,| freight system. About one-third of Beene ee GO ae aes parative puny efforts were accom- Ross the year before Seat! the total cargces carried were | Nparauige of the slowness of the mails | plished with so great hazards and s0 Three days after she left Mont = eee strategic raw materials for the gelivery of our patterns may take a/much hardships, real early in July, the Nascopie was Buy War Savings Stamps regularly. |17.S.S.R. and the United Kingdom. few days longer than usual.” = = the scene of an emergency opera~ = = = = = —<— Vast New Industr tion, when Terry Bickley of Mont Allied Pressure Maintained Inside Germany f — y real, 16-year-old cabin boy, was 1 a : rT will Have To Be Created When stricken ¥ appendix trouble. Dre Television Becomes General George Hooper of Ottawa performed ee : =e = : a “highly successful" operation in the x } Whether or not television and ship's @ using e F |radio become synonymous one thing of Dr, L. B. Amyot of ¢ {s certain. The industry will have to N.Y, dental officer aboard 7 scratch hard for ideas and talent to Young Terry later was left behind ! feed the awful maw of this exciting, at Cartwright, Labredor, and from| challenging new art. Rts stage, there was flown home | E Hollywood, the universities and col- — & leg the concert hall baseball *, ‘ diamonds, football gridirc will be - Plan New Uniform i In the camera's eye. Yes, we shall . b even gee va le again. And be- British Army Will Not March Into { ‘ hind the scenes will be a gigantic Berlin In Battledress | | writing and production industry that Mass production a new vietory might be Ikened to the army at uniform for the British army home that Is needed to supply an- Known as “V-U"—will be other army fighting on a war front shortly, it was disclosed, so It may be Of that other wonder of day, Allied troops stage their the airplane, we can begin to see expected victory march through | something lke the completion of Berlin . man’s dream. Greater speed, c' fort, safety and use will be merely an ¢ The new uniform will not be of the battledress type. and military tailor- Ing experts desoribe ¢ smart=| thing ever’ cut khaki will have lapels and buttons and will be worn and tle The trousers crease style In Ottawa, Canadian army offi-) cials said descriptions of the new British uniform appeared to cor closely to the walking-out | inside Germany” cloth, the tunic shiny plastic th collar non- est are a Guns mounted on Jeeps and 8 m respond uniform introduced in the Canadian army two years ago \against the German llne of resistance. ortar (left), bombard a German Along the entire front from Holland to the Medi Gains have been made In some sectors. position from the side of a wood “somewhere iterranean Allied pressure {s being maintained ltension of what we now have. But television 1s a great, future dream |world, still uncharted and unmeas- ured, its distant horizon exceeding our grasp. We really have something big here to lve up to.—New York Times. HELICOPTER RESOUB ‘The first official helicopter rescue took place when a coast guardsman settled his “flying windmill” on an east const sandbar and picked up & marooned boy. 2590
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