Classical Music and the Classics on the Air
A discussion by Bed Harsteins on selecting radio music for broad appeal. Eleanor Cailes explains balancing popular tunes with fine music, and the aim to expose listeners to Melodic works from Mozart to Bach. The piece notes programming constraints for Light Classics and Chamber Music on Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casmonary
Gare
Mozart Brethaten
Bach
Presley
Cash
Rickie Nelson
Johnny Bay
Eleanor Cailes
Jong
CN Rail Sees Record Extensions Since WWI
Since the end of World War 1 Canadian National Railways has added more miles of line to its system than any other railway in North America reflecting a major expansion drive and broader network growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
North America
Municipal winter works projects approved
The province approves 84 winter works applications totaling about 2.47 million dollars with 1,577 jobs and 71,158 man days. La Ronge projects include brush clearing for a recreation site and a street approach at an estimated 3 thousand dollars employing 45 men for 420 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Ronge
Louis Jacobs
Speeding Car Advised to Use Safety Catch This Winter
A cautionary note compares a speeding car to a loaded revolver and urges a safety catch in winter driving. The message stresses careful driving to protect people from injury and promote safer road behavior.
Mental Health Clinic Capacity Gaps Cited Nationwide
Report notes about 90 mental health clinics operate in the country many fail to run full time. Advocates urge expanding to at least 150 full time clinics with public support to reach the goal.
Calves Lost to Chicken Disease on Bow City Farm
Five calves on Les Andeberg’s Bow City farm died this week from a form of coccidiosis or chicken disease. The Bulletin from Brooks Alta notes stress factors trigger illness in calves, including feed changes or transport. Pigeons and droppings were considered but discounted. contact a veterinarian at the first sign of illness in farm animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Andeberg
Bow City
Bulletin
Brooks
Alta
Clippers for cutting hair origins traced to England and France
The article notes that hair cutting clippers were originally imported from England and France, highlighting historical trade routes and craft traditions behind grooming tools.
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England
France
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Dept. of Agriculture
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Quebec
Barry Bain
Canadian Seed Sales Ltd
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Martin Linden
Clarence Hoffman
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Bill Silversides
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