CKX TV Schedule Highlights Aerial Sports and Classic Shows
Daily November programming spans from 1:30 to 2:10 with a lineup of Life 200 Ray Forest Show and Citizens Forum, then classic comedies and dramas including Burns and Allen Amos n Andy Ed Sullivan Show I Love Lucy and The Millionaire. Evening sports and news wrap the slate with CBC National News at midnight.
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Citizens Forum
CKX TV
Andy
Ckx-Tv
Bank of Knowledge
Rin Tin Tin
Wyatt Earp
Mangana
Maggie Muggins
CBC National News
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Mr Fix
Hathway Patrol
Calvalcade of Sports
Jim
Montreal
King
Radisson
Europe
Winnipeg Couple Visits J Routledge Home
Mr and Mrs L Salkied of Winnipeg visited the J Routledge home this week during a November 20 1957 social round.
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Mrs. L. Salkied
Winnipeg
J. Routledge
Chumah Family Weekend Visit Mentioned in Winfield
Mr and Mrs E Andrew and Harry spend a weekend at Winfield returning home with stories of the trip.
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E. Andrew
Harry
Win
Students Corner Reports Junior High Basketball Scores
The article covers a Brandon-Brandon event where Boys score 59 to 23 over Hamiton and Girls lose 24 to 10. It notes upcoming games at Dauphin in a new gym, plus a magazine campaign by MacLean Hunter to boost subscriptions and Christmas gifts. Dances are canceled until after exams as students study.
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Jessie Willars
Helen McNaught
Eileen Douglas
Devil Twerden
Brandon
Hamiota
Hamita
Dauphin
MacLean-Hunter Magazine
McConnell Pool Elevator Association Holds Annual Meeting
The McConnell Pool Elevator Association convened November 15 at Community Hall with thirty members and eight visitors. Director of district 5 J. Deveson presented the general manager report. Superintendent L. Edmundson delivered the auditors report and financial statement. No delegates report was given. Directors for the coming year include Ron McConnell Bruce Patterson Norman Brown Don McConnell Earl Johnston Wilf Shayman Harvey Pollock with alternate George Chappell.
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McConnell Pool Elevator Association
3. Deveson
District 5
L. Edmundson
Wm. Winstone
Ron McConnell
Bruce Patterson
Norman Brown
Don McConnell Earl Johnston
Wilf Shayman
Harvey Pollock
George Chappell
Baptisms and church notes at winter season gathering
The report lists baptismal services with three children named John Corbet Susan Jean and Charles Dean. It notes a Baby Band gathering at Mrs Harold Pollocks home and a flu impact on attendance. New officers Irene Wilson Eleanor McConnell Eileen Patterson and committees are announced with attendance 40 mothers and 23 children.
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Harold Pollock
Nora McConnell
Irene Wilson
Eleanor McConnell
Eileen Patterson
Agnes Pollock
Olive Newton
Pretty Wedding Unites Komarnisky and Cameron in Manitoba
Verna Jean Komarnisky of Oakner and Ray Cameron of Rossburn were married October 19 1957 at Hamiota Gospel Chapel with Rev D K Giesbrecht officiating. The reception for 85 guests followed at the Oakner school auditorium and the couple plan to reside in Brandon after a Saskatchewan Alberta honeymoon.
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Hamiota Gospel Chapel
Verna Jean
Nick Komarnisky
Oakner
Manitoba
Ray Cameron
Allan Cameron
Rossburn
D. K. Giesbrecht
J. White
Kenton
Russell Gurr
Brandon
Oakner School
Darlene
Eleanor Mitchell
Giesbrecht
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Hanna
Chickens and the Guillotine in a Wartime Column
The column mocks chicken slaughter and wartime food shortages, noting birds face heavy losses for price per pound while eggs remain valuable for vaccine production. It jokes about eggs enabling vaccines and outlines age and size standards for vaccine eggs. It references the era’s panic and humor surrounding food rationing and poultry.
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Madam Guillotine
Lall
Immunization Against Diphtheria Remains Vital
Diphtheria continues to threaten young children under five with Canada still reporting cases though major epidemics have ended. Authorities urge free vaccination to protect every child and prevent suffering from this deadly contagious disease.
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Canada
Early dental care urged for young children
The article argues that dental decay rivals the common cold in prevalence and stresses the first visit to the dentist by age three. It notes decay in children under three and urges keeping baby teeth healthy to protect permanent teeth.
Roosters at Spring Lake Farm Boost Egg Production
Rural New Jersey farm uses twelve thousand hens kept by roosters to fertilize eggs for science. The piece notes the roosters as key in producing virus seeds for vaccines, while humorously touching on daily crowing and chores.
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Spring Lake
Wykoff
N.J
Noth
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M. Coupland
NEW Lyndale Shoes
Fred’s
Drs. Hudson, Hudson, Yames & McMillan
Vhose
Foster
Oak River
McConnell
Lavinia
Harding
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Clement Block
The
Hamiota Echo
United States
S. Venables
Chumah
Jack Wright
S. Swanson
Vancouver
B.C
John Corbet
Bill Thompson
Charles Dean
Don McConnell
Susan Jean
Cameron—Komarnisky
Mervin Gurr
Doreen Komarinsky
Jewel Janiskiewich
Marlene Konowal
Limberg Sask
Rhoda Sherritt
Jervin Miller
Dale Berry
Sid Worth
D. Ww. M
Common Cold
B. P. Strickland
General Insurance & Reali Estate
Plartment OF Agriculture
J. R. Bell
Automobile
Portage Mutual
Western
B.P. Strickland
G.h.davis
Hamiota Man
Decker Man
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