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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
6
Practical guide on floral design stressing unity through balance harmony and contrast. It advises centering interest, planning materials, avoiding forced placements, and using container lines to unify the arrangement with emphasis on line, form and mass.
A city family hosts an eighth birthday for Susan with six friends aboard a train to Santa Claus Village in Muskoka Ontario. The journey, meals, and adventures unfold as Susan remains certain her special day is unforgettable though the outing requires adult coordination and patience.
The text describes using repetition and subordination to balance color between two flower varieties. It suggests allowing the container color to echo through the arrangement, creating a delightful color experience. It also promotes textured exploration in a garden tour and building a color circle from multiple hues.
Manitoba announces radar enforcement on Trans Canada and provincial highways 3 4 6 8 10 12 15 39 78. Attorney General Sterling Lyon says June emphasizes motorist education with written warnings and radar awareness signs while using radar for enforcement when needed to prevent fatalities and property damage. The threepart radar system includes transceiver speed indicator and recorder with a two mile per hour tolerance.
Small-sized tricycle wanted contact Mixe Lapka Russell at phone 856 four. T B Greaves hosts annual barn dance at his barn on June 30.
Manitoba cabinets approved plans for a provincial emergency control centre in Brandon to ensure continuity of government operations during wartime or major peacetime emergencies. Hon. Gurney Evans outlined functions distinguishing it from the provincial warning centre. Smaller branches will operate from Portage la Prairie and Dauphin, with alert warnings via Fort Osborne and radio for non siren areas.
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