Alberta ranch dream for Rhodesian cattleman Eric Hards
Eric J. Hards, who built a successful cattle operation in southern Arwabescan over the last twenty years, arrived in Montreal to pursue ranching in Canada. He plans to move his wife and three children to Calgary to search foothill properties near the Rorkses and notes higher beef prices in Rhodesia make Canada promising for export market growth.
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Surgery set to music at Julstock Hospital
British surgeons at Julstock Hospital Salisbury report nine of ten patients under local anesthesia prefer music during surgery. Patients wear ear slugs connected to a tape recorder playing choices from twelve categories. Some patients dislike music, while talks on art travel and literature are planned for future experiments.
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Canned Music Sways Shoppers In Supermarket Study
A Cornell University study in four supermarkets found that softer background music increased purchase values. Eighty four percent of shoppers preferred music while shopping, with light classical tunes most favored.
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Fertilizer Registrations Rise Across Canada in 1960-61
The Canada Department of Agriculture registered 684 fertilizer products from 110 companies in 1960-61, up from 652 products and 103 registrants the prior year. The report notes bacteria spread more on wet milk cans than dry ones.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Sphinx lights up with Son et Lumiere near Cairo
The Son of Lumiere show at the pyramids narrates 45 centuries of ancient Egypt with floodlit Sphinx and voices of pharaohs and priests. It runs two performances nightly in multiple languages, costs a dollar and a half for the European version, and aims to extend to Luxor sites.
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Now You Can Protect Your Child Against Rheumatic Fever
Free Heart Foundation leaflet explains how prompt treatment of strep infection can prevent rheumatic fever and potential heart damage. Learn how you can work with your doctor to safeguard children. request the booklet today. An aviation optimistic note about a sonic liner appears separately.
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Free Heart Foundation
Heart Foundation
Cook's Helper Bread Tips For In Kitchen Use
Practical bread tips including using bread to moisten onions to reduce tearing and making a bread stuffing to stretch the budget. It suggests serving eggs on crusty bread with parsley butter and refreshing stale bread by lightly dampening it and warming in a 350 degree oven.
Canada University Construction Costs Rise in 1960
Expenditures for new university construction in Canada reached 99.3 million dollars in 1960, up from 81 million in 1959 and 63.3 million in 1958. Hydrogen is noted as nearly fifteen times lighter than air.
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Bedford
Key to African History Threatened by Nile Dam Waters
Archaeological excavations in Sudanese Nubia rush to map sites before Aswan High Dam floods cover vast areas. Since 1960 five missions have begun work across 380 square miles, with at least 100 important sites identified and 300 secondary sites. If unexpanded, only three years remain to survey ninety sites.
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