CKX-TV Daily Schedule Framed in Classic Lineup
Detailed monthly schedule for CKX-TV channels showing daily program blocks from Open House to CBC National News. Includes Howdy Doody Margie Muggins The Lone Ranger News Weather Scope Sport Scope Teletime and specialty shows with dates and times across Friday to Saturday entries.
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Margie Muggins
CBC National News
Crkx-Tv
Oh Susanah
Highway Patrol
Calvacade of Sports
Jim Coleman
Last of the Mohicans
Picaffe Family
Wild Bill Hickok
Ckx-Tv
Radisson
Ray Forrest
Citizens Forum
Lacy
Liberar
Howdy Dody
CKX TV
Telenews
Troetrict
Attornemoo Ogaveioun
Wyatt Boto
Kraft Theatre
CBC National
Denis Pairbank
Mikery
Siday
Doody
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Mohicans
Pat Muse
Western Playhouse
Wild Bill Hickock
Toronto
King Whyte
Cross Canada
Cochise
Christmas Visitors and Holiday Arrangements Across Rural Manitoba
The week end brought visitors to Regina then lists several families spending Christmas with relatives in Winnipeg The Pas The Pas Hespler Ontario and Puslinch Ontario The notice also mentions Mr and Mrs Wilma Delbridge’s transfer to Minnedosa and invites readers to keep February 14 open for the United Church Women’s Auxiliary Valentine Tea with posters to follow.
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Hal
Miness
Regina
Gordon Rivers
Waskada
W. Rivers
Willys Doherty
Pas
Jam Irwin
Winnipeg
Rmer
A. Beanery
Jack Mast
Ken Ad Ricky
Hespler
Ontario
Doug Mast
Puslinsk
Ont
Jack
Peeter
Allen Sullivan
Rainy River
Wilma Delbridge
Strathclair
Minnedosa
United Church
W.A. Valentine
Isabella Intermediate Hockey Tournament at Decker Rink
Isabella Intermediate Hockey team will hold a tournament in the Decker rink on Saturday January 1. Mr D F Sullivan was a guest last week to the opening of the new curling rink at Rainy River Ontario. Mr and Mrs Doug Johnstone and Manmiyn were weekend visitors to Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Sam Stewart and their family spent Christmas in Winnipeg visiting Mr and Mrs H Sanat.
New Year Reflections and Comic Resolutions in 1958
A reader column recalls a quiet New Year morning with party debris and a playful jab at resolutions. The writer recounts family humor, social hints, and a pass at temperance, ending with a quip about foreign influences and a lighthearted wish for readers.
Manitoba March of Dimes campaign targets $195000
The Manitoba March of Dimes aims to raise 195000 to fund adult rehabilitation for over ten thousand handicapped adults. Nan Murphy chairs the drive, noting funds support doctors social workers physiotherapists and equipment, with 350 placed in jobs and 700 starting training last year.
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Mantoba
Nan Murphy
Ures
Manitoba
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
March of Dimes
S. C. Sparling
Society For Crppled Children and Adults of
37 Is Peak Year for Industry Says Jobin
Manitoba's 1957 industrial year closed on a high note with factory production valued at 705 million dollars and an all time high payroll of 139.6 million. Minister F L Jobin cited 50 new industries started and growth across clothing hosiery wood products building materials beverages electrical goods bakeries boats pumps petroleum and poultry processing.
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Manitoba
F. L. Jobin
Industry and Commerce
Canadian manufacturing share rises since 1939
Since 1939 the portion of Canadians employed in manufacturing grew from 12 percent to over 25 percent. The article notes higher numbers of RCMP dogs than horses, alongside references to sleigh and police dogs as part of quick Canadian facts.
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R.C M.P
End of Year Reflections on Surprises and Learnings
A reflective column notes last year's remarkable surprises in world events and sports. It cites Russia's scientific strides, Sputnik launches, and Western space lag. It discusses political shifts in Canada, upset sports results, and the lesson that defeats can spur progress and cooperation.
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Russia
Space
U.S.A
Liberal Party
Braves
Yankees
Eskimos
New Year Challenge Inspires Courage and Prudence
The elder advises a clear-eyed check of assets and liabilities as the year begins. He urges inner resolve to overcome setbacks, noting youth will rise but requires skill, speed, and effort amid injuries and doubt.
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Tomorw
McMullen Named Senior Manitoba Industry and Commerce Deputy
J G McMullen will become Manitoba deputy minister of industry and commerce on February 1 after a month in the office to learn operations. A longtime businessman and public administrator, he previously led regional and chamber initiatives and co authored home planning ideas.
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J. G. McMullen
Manitoba
F. L. Jobin
McMullen
Rex E. Grose
Mid-West Mining Supplies Ltd
Shoa Lake
Mel” McMullen
Winnipeg
Kelvin
Nouth American Lumber and Supply Company
Irompany
Transcona
I. ¢. Edwards
Winnipee
A&m Lome Building Service
Vmutten
Manitopa
Mder of Commerce
Transcona Mt
Trancona
Negong
Owls
C. N. Ate
Canadian C Chamber of Commerce
Manila
Textile manufacturing in Canada edges toward expansion
Textile manufacturing remains among the few major Canadian industries showing signs of growth as firms expand capacity and explore export markets despite global pressures.
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Hamiota
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Decker
Man
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J. M. Williams
Perry Camp
Studio One
Hollywood
Nations Basin
Consemuon
Howdy
Maggie
The
Hamiota Echo
United States
S Venables
D. M. McCallum
Main Street
Will Deacon
CBC
Jobin
Ja Vinci
Leonard da Vinci
Hungary
Ben Tuckwell
Kipling
NATO
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