Canberra radio schedule snapshot from The Canberra Times 1972
The document lists a dense, era specific timetable of radio programs across multiple stations and days. It names presenters such as Peter Bosly, Frank Chamberlain, Ann Deveson, Jim Pilgrim, Michael John Fewster, Arun Wilthire, and Steve Pead, along with segments like MBS News Weather Focus and The Pleasure of Your Company, spanning 24 hours of daily programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sildaight
Arun Wilthire
Jim
Pilgrim
Donn
Son
Thee District
Frank Chamberlain
Michael John Fewster
Peter Hosly
Peter Bosly
Steve Pead
Ann Beveson
Melbourne News
Docchia
Jim Wilshire
Jim Pilgrim
Canberra
Midnlight
Arian Wiltshie
Shore
Weather Bureau
Canberra Times
Frank
Chamberlain
Michael
John Feaster
Jim Wilshe
Fefequiz
the Bureau
Jim Pienm
Christian Bees
Juin Wil Ahi
Prankhamberlain Foomins
Jim Pil
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment from Mid-20th Century
A fragmentary radio timetable lists multiple programs and hosts across hours, including News on the Hour, The Jim Pilgrim Show, Canberra Times News, racing and sports forums, music segments, devotionals, and various talk slots. The garbled OCR preserves names like Steve Peal and Jim Pilgrim with program notes and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAK
Pars
The Breakfast Show and National Broadcast Schedule
A long OCR style listing describes morning to late night radio programming with Peter Evans hosting the Breakfast Show, weather, markets, regional and national news, farming and interviews, plus multiple hourly news summaries and a variety of concerts, dramas, and education programs across the day and into night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Evans
Peter Young
Oy - Boon
Ines
Bunny Kaye
Tubby
Sesson
Cai Crd
Myrtle Rose White
Imel
Danny Kaye
Vincent Callaghan
BBC Beak Club
Inel
Beethoven
Alfred Hill
Hans Christian Anderson
Finel
Farmme
Tenviews
Peter Frans
How Sam
Flo
Seriak
Myrike Rose
Winte Ews
Kondergames
Ballet Royal Danish Orchestra
Peter Evans Fine
Useas
Garry Ord
Serul
Kinderganen
Allenis
Weeklong Canberra Radio Schedule Montage
A dense listing shows daily Canberra based programs across music talks and news. It catalogs morning through late-night slots with Morning Music Readings from the Bible Canberra News and World Roundup News in Brief and special programs like The Rod McNeil Show and Relax with Me Arch McKirdy. It notes numerous classical pieces and broadcasts from BBC Book Club and Pop Scene, plus cricket and swimming summaries in varied slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Waline Sibelius-Pohjola
O'seas
Rod McNeil
Show Inet
Plano
Christopher
Barry Eaton
Arch McKirdy
Oneon
Gladounov
BBC Book Club
Elipham Bilt
Anc Grainger
Norihero
Kerk Abbenis
Asturias
Saint Seens
Samson Delila
Man
Margaret Thrab
STC
Bertin
Canterbury
Peri
Tony Featherstone
Schonherr
Pat Dun
Red McKirdy
Imc
Feo
TESS
Alymoni
Ayseas
Iven Walker
Vatican
Barrie Freedman
Eric Child
Kevin Arnett
Wally Cam
Nsw
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Dashire
Pricer Bosly
Ano Deveson
Melbourne
THE
Ann Deveson
Peter
Ming
Ann Devesun
Steve Peal
Steve Peap
Ane Devesens
Grim
Sere Yiceh
Lawal
Raftwel
Bloca
Whatson
Ty Tub
Italy
Steve Bead
River Heights
Owng
Australia
Nore
Young
Cabin
Sumaary Swen
Ole Stary
Io's
Recdal
National Theatre
Tury
Mantua
Sem «Ital
Mort
Stock Exchange
Rotterdam Philharmonice Orchestra
Austae
Seria
Blue Hills
Tin Nation
Osean
Makelighe
Aloe Hills
United Nations
BBC
Univers Ol Adelide
Cambodia
Andre Navarra
Rivec Heights
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Young Australia
Daren Plate
Wilfred Thomas
Robert Pikler
Tlio Ravel
John Challis
BBC Newasreel
Young World
Oseas
Ueensland Symphony Orchestra
Seviabin
Pia Musics
Miscaf Nalsen
USO
Wen Walker
Ysea
Iscan
HPD
Southern Gardener
Phe
Depale
Cologne
Sacci
New Philharmonia Orchestra
Etm - Mabdreegiel
Hah Spa
Criceet Progress Reeport WA
Aist
Asia
WA Symphony Orchestra
FAM Cor
Gerald Durrell
England
Leon
Bernstein
Arch MccKirdy
Schoeck
Thomas Tallis
Gilligie
Nationel
Elephant Bull
Strawis
Ros
Algiers
Greg
Bartok
Handel
Walton-Orb
Oscar
Evergreen
Paul Maclay
Centu
Kym Bonython
Mint
Me — Asch
Me- Kandy
Itcl
Hom
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