Canada S Nineties Thought on Change and Duffie Portrait
The essay reflects on Canadian identity and change viewing Archie Duffie as a representative of middle class, creative living in suburbia. It contrasts public debate on national vitality with personal portraits and argues that true progress comes from individuals who improve systems without coercive blueprinting.
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Irving
Layton
Frank
Torman
Walson
Canada
Hugh MacLennan
John Doe
Montreal
Archie Duffie
CNR
Belove
Ong
Archie Duffies
Of Many Things by Ambrose Hill
Ambrose Hill reflects on youth’s urge to reshape the world and the paradox of belief in reform. He cites Mark Twain on changing perspective from youth to adulthood and notes a recurring theme of striving without practical means.
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Ambrose Hill
Mark Twain
Charles F. Kettering
Veiled TV Schedule Fragments Span A Week
A fragmented OCR listing outlines a week of TV programming with channels CKX-TV and CBC News entries. It shows daily blocks of shows including news, dramas, comedies, quizzes, and cartoons across Sunday to Friday, with times and program titles.
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Tka-Tv
Eileen
Citizens Forum
Ckx-Tv
Ed. Sullivan
Knowlton
Cbc-Tv
Weatherviews
Angel
CBC News
Wyatt Eirp
Three’s Company
CKX TV
Night Desk
Playhouse
Halifax
Juliette
Peter Gun
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Dorothy Bar
Chrysler
Automa Radio
Dodge Mayfair
Plymouth
Dodge
Lh.c
Kenton
Marty
Hannel
Brandon
Don Messer
Danny Thomee
Kers
the Flintstones
M.I.C. Playhouse
Channel Five
Asia
Damon Rugan
Aturday
Hamiota
Vancouver
Victoria
Nanaimo