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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
3
An exploration of flower arranging as a design art guiding growth and balance. It urges awareness of nature, texture, and form, notes timing for cutting, and offers preservation tips to extend life of arrangements.
Wellington reports Chief Walking Buffalo of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Sioux addressed a large Maori Affairs crowd with E T Tirikatene present. The 89 year old leader urged unity beyond bitterness as he promotes Moral Re-Armament, noting vast travels and high-profile meetings with world leaders. The delegation of 11 Canadians plans further stops in Australia, Africa, and Europe.
A fragment discusses making a flower arrangement and whether using inexpensive containers impacts quality and cost. It suggests weighing value against expense when selecting vessels for display.
The text compares plant material used in arrangements to flowers in a bouquet, noting both supply and aesthetic value. It emphasizes selection, balance, and harmony in combining elements to create an appealing composition.
The article outlines choosing containers and holders to shape flower arrangements. It suggests using pantry items or decorative vessels and explains options from needle and wire holders to metal cups and clever makeshift supports like chicken wire and sand. It notes water care when using improvised supports and mentions oasis as a lightweight water-retaining option.
Five new oil wells were brought in in Manitoba during March the largest number since June last year. Hon. C. H. Witney said production averaged 12685 barrels daily, with March output totaling 393,246 barrels. February output was 374,222 barrels, and cumulative production reached 90,900,703 barrels.
Many scientists say they are closing in on cancer and that advances over recent years show it is just a matter of time. They warn against complacency and call for an all-out effort of brains and energy to achieve final victory, notes the Canadian Cancer Society.
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