CKX-TV January 31 to February 6 1950s Program Schedule
Daily and weekend listings for CKX-TV showing Open House Howdy Doody The Lone Ranger Daniel King episodes and news segments. Schedule includes Weather Views Sports Scope Dinner With The Stars Climax and CBC News with multiple time slots across Thursday to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Mugcins
CKX T.V
Jackie Roe
Cbc-Tv
Howdy Doody
Roy Rogers
CKX TV
Wild Bill Hickock
Oh Susannah
Europe
Wayne & Shuster
Hollywood Theatre
Cbc-Tv News
All Star Theatre
CKX
TV News
Channel Five
Denny Vaughan
Ckx-Tv
Cozzie
Harriet
Bank of Knowledge
Sympathy Extends to Mrs Kennedy and Family
The community offers condolences to Mrs J Kennedy and relatives after a recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Kennedy
Youth Service and WI Meeting Notices
Lavinia Youth Service by Hi C members to be held at Lavinia Church on Sunday February 3 at 3 p.m. WI meeting scheduled at Mrs R Sh ay man’s home on Wednesday February 6 at 2 p.m. Mr C Cochran attended the Trustee Convention in Winnipeg last week. Mr Henry Ingram of Calgary and Mrs Alex McKinnon of Kenton visited Mr and Mrs H Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-C
Lavinia Church
R. Shayman
C. Cochran
Winnipeg
Henry Ingram
Calgary
Alex McKinnon
Kenton
H. Skinner
Congregational Meeting Yields Elections and Prize News
The church supper meeting January 15 in the basement saw Gordon Killoh and J C Richardson reelected to the Board of Stewards. Wm Thompson named Trustee and Doug Emerson to the Session. Helen Murray won first prize in her class at the 4 H Amateur Night in Minnesota. Three queen candidates named for the carnival at the rink with a drawing for an electric frying pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Killoh
J. C. Richardson
Wm. Thompson
Doug Emerson
Crane
Winnipeg
Helen Murray
Minsota
W-I
Mavis McDonald
Lynn Robinson
Viola Skoglund
Winnipeg social notes include visits and events
Mrs. T. Bailey spent a week in Winnipeg visiting daughter Norma. Doug Johnstone returned home from Deer Lodge Hospital. Ken Strachan of Winnipeg spent the weekend at his home. W.A. Tea and Sale of Home Cooking is set for Saturday at Gammack's Garage Show Room. Mr. C. Glenn and Miss Lillian Kenward were seen together.
Decker-Crandal BB Combines win playoff game 12-2
Weekend action at Strathclair saw Decker-Crandal BB Combines defeat Virden 12-2 in the play downs. Decker Intermediates set to play Foxwarren Friday February 1. High School Bonspiel at Crandall featured Crandall groups and Lavinia rinks with multiple wins. Shoal Lake Bonspiel saw Harvey Lint’s rink take Merchants Event honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathclair
Decker-Crandal BB Combines
Virden
Decker
M.A.H.A
Foxwarren C
Crandall
Billy Halls
Lavinia High School
Harvey Lint
Oakner United Church notes and local incidents
The Oakner United Church held its annual supper on January 23 with Rev Moffatt presiding. Financials show 1956 receipts of 1576.01 and a 532.44 balance. New elders H Knight and H D Brown. W A receipts 706.83. M and M met goal. A fire damaged the Scottish Co-Operative Elevator office and engine room but saved by nearby building. Chas Knight elected school board chairman. Red Cross sewing volunteers sought. Patsy McFeely of Shoal Lake visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakner News
Oakner United Church
Rev Moffatt
Lloyd Anderson
W.A
Westwood
C.G.L.T
H. Knight
H. D. Brown
Oakner
Scottish Co-Operative
Hamiota
Chas Knight
John McLellan
L Montgomery
Red Cross
John Rankin
Patsy McFeely
Shoal Lake
Lions Banquet Ends Pleasant Evening with Platter Performance
Lions International leaders from Chicago Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg area were thanked as Les Milne and his Platters performed to hearty approval. The group included David McNaught Glen Adams Bob Hudson Ian Randell Edgar Beamish Laon Charlie Verables of Neepawa. Fines were imposed on attendees by the Taz Twister and others for advertising and mere presence during the event. Lion Jack Coombs credited the Ladies Legion for the banquet ending a very enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Milne
David McNaught
Glen Adams
Bob Hudson
Ian Randell
Edgar Beamish Laon
Charlie Verables
Neepawa
Lions
Lion Jack Coombs
Ladies Legion
Hamiota Lions Charter Night Marks New Club In Region
On January 24 1957 thirty four Hamiota Lions their wives and guests celebrated receiving the official charter from Lions International. Local dignitaries Mayor Ted Venables Reeve Harvey Gray and sponsoring club Shoal Lake attended as Lions presented the charter and gifts including a gavel gong and speakers stand from neighboring clubs.
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Hamiota Lions
Lions International
Lion Les Simpson
Shoal Lake
Lion Ted Venables
Reeve Harvey Gray
Lion Frank Dawson
Lion Jack Robertson
Brandon International
Lion Clay Gault
Neepawa
Lion M. Deveson
Jean Sunley
Harvey Gray
Zone
Clay Gault
Hamiota
Lion Nelson Woods
Woods
Lion H. Sinclair
Brandon
Portagea Prairie
Lion George Pittendreigh
Hamiota Intermediates Win Playoff Opener In Hamiota Arena
Hamiota defeated Foxwarren 9-2 in Saturday play and won 8-7 on Foxwarren ice Monday to take a two game lead in the series. Scott led the attack with three goals while Allan Robertson and Bob Smith added two each. Harvey Pollock returned from an eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Mountain Hockey League
Hamiota
Foxwarren
Oak River
C.J.A.T.C
Russell
Birtle
Garth Strachan
Harvey Pollock
Scott
Allan
Allan Robertson
Roberton
Ray Simm
Dick Lee
Crest Windjack
Ken Waslen
Ron Thorpe
Neepawa
Erickson
Bantam A. B
Canadians
Red Wings
Denny Kirk
Donnie Smith
Brian Smith
Blair Bailey
Donald Lee
Doug Venables
Rockettes
Sluggerettes
Emily Evaniuk
Marguerite English
Lorna Caldwell
Marilyn Mathison
All Star Team to Face Minnedosa Jets in Big Six Match
Ham Iota Intermediates will join an All-Star squad from Minnedosa and area to challenge league leaders Minnedosa Jets in a Saturday game at Jets home court. The Jets replace the defunct Carman Beaver Club as hosts in a key MAHL event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Intermediates
Minnedosa
Minnedosa Jets
Jets
Carman Beaver Club
Ungentle Reminder on Dental Cavities and Care
A brief note warns that toothache signals avoidable dental decay caused by poor care. It emphasizes preventive practices to prevent cavities and maintain oral health.
Brushing After Meals Prevents Tooth Decay
The text notes acids from food particles form within minutes and damage teeth unless brushed away promptly. If immediate brushing is not possible, rinsing the mouth with water can help remove the danger and reduce risk.
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C. E. Webb
Rosser Ave
Brandon, Man
Coumand
Hamiouta
Drs
Darroch Lectric
W.arroch
Prop
Brooks
Sylvania, Dumont
and Emerson TY
W. H. Brooks
Cuanemt
Fit
Citizens Forum
Perspective
Burns and Allen
Ite
The
Hamiota Echo
United States
F. S. Venables
Chumah
Lavinia
McConnell
Lamd
Donus
Chicago
Govenor
Gordon Snider
Portage la Prairie
Lion Herb Foster
Winnpeg
Hamiota Lions Club
Charter Night
Gladwyn Scott
J. Cecil May
10Th Street
Brandon Bus
Eee Rz
J. M. Williams
Slaimiota
Fhores
Winnipes
ST. Regis Hotel
Sealth Street
Portage
Manufacturers Life
Hving
Manufacturers Insurance
Toronto
Canada
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