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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
7
Planning Minister Roberto de Olveira Campos said Brazil plans to import 50 million dollars of petroleum from the Soviet Union and is considering buying industrial equipment. He will visit the USSR in August to explore trade prospects and noted potential exports like coffee cocoa vegetable oils and light manufactured goods.
In 1587 the Indian Manteo was named Lord of Roanoke, marking the first English nobility title issued in America.
Leonard Grunwald offers stamps with Canada stamps on approval and a free gift. Address listed as 7086 124 Street North Surrey British Columbia.
Ninety 4 H Club members from nine provinces will travel to ninety destinations from July 12 to July 26 in a pre centennial interprovincial youth exchange. The Royal Bank of Canada funds travel and banquets, provincial extension staff organize activities, and National 4 H HQ in Ottawa oversees the program.
Sunday morning in a Presbyterian church school a humorous exchange unfolds as members discuss the phrase Dan to Beersheba. Misunderstandings arise with jokes about the biblical locations and a playful hint of local dialect.
The article surveys lilac shrubs common in gardens and prairies, citing Syringa vulgaris for hardiness and drought tolerance and noting their persistence near old farms and in parks. It highlights varieties Guinevere, Hiawatha, and Nocturne with distinct foliage and bloom colors.
A detailed survey of lilac cultivars including common lilac hybrids, French Lilac varieties, Villosa hybrids, and other species. Notes on grafting roots, hardiness, flowering color, scent, and recommended pruning to preserve bloom quality. Describes pruning timing, rejuvenation, and hedge use.
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