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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
3
The column discusses Dutch Elm disease threatening American Elms and advises diversifying street plantings with other shade trees. It highlights Manchu Elm and Green Ash as hardy options, notes Black Ash and Manitoba Maple qualities, and praises birch species for hardiness and striking white bark.
The article describes large type trees suitable for Prairie Gardens. It lists trees that can be developed by tying small trees together and notes the Weeping Birch and Cutleaf Birch with finely dissected leaves. It mentions Youngi weeping birch with pendulous branches and deeply lobed leaves, grafted in nursery and costly. Mountain Ash types include American Elm, European Rowan, and Showy Mountain Ash with large flower clusters and berries. An odd line mentions Alfalfa for ailing humans.
A Saskatchewan vacation feature follows Jack Bodell and wife at Great North Lodge near Jan Lake Neb North Battleford News Optimist recounts a two day fishing trip on Jan Lake Elliot Island and Pelican Narrows with Cree guides. The group catches pickerel including several 2 1 4 pounders and plans an airplane trip to Reindeer Lake for more angling.
A waiter predicts rain while serving soup as a wary diner jokes about the weather. Dialogues unfold with quips on heat, vacation, shadows, messages, teeth, dogs, cannibals, life versus money, and fingers in alphabet soup.
In Rocanville Saskatchewan a local workshop named Symons produces purpose built tools for various trades. The article highlights skilled craftsmanship, small business operations, and a focus on durable hardware suited to regional needs.
Phyllis Mitchell cites experts on using time well and avoiding worry that drains energy. She urges recognizing unprofitable habits, starting now, and applying total effort to achieve success with faith in God.
At the end of 1964 Canadians had more than twelve million savings deposits in chartered banks and these savings totalled nearly nine billion dollars.
Symons in Rocanville Saskatchewan reports arbors shafts built up and bearings fitted for heavy machinery, detailing workmanship and components assembled for site deployment.
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