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Winnipeg's Tv Week 1965 The Tribune Showcase Weekly radio WEEK'S TV MOVIES SUNDAY p.m. Candlelight and a.m. Interlude Wine MONDAY a.m. Journal Concert Race 1 William TV WEEK a.m. Divertimento p.m. Starlight p.m. George WINNIPEG'S a.m. Jewels Music Gaslight Showcase p.m. Marilyn p.m. Famous Melodies a.m. Q's Company Greenwich 3 Don Carmen Gala Performance p.m. Music Around p.m. SATURDAY Vivian Blaine and William Serenade World p.m. Sunday p.m. Special 5 p.m. and Midnight Preston Cavalcade Saturday Channel 6 Channel 7 Channel 12 Channel 3 p.m. Melodies of the p.m. p.m. First Impressions Ellen Drew and Andy Classics p.m. Soundings p.m. Saturday Night About 8 Gordon MacRae and Eddie BBC World Report p.m. February to February p.m. Masters of Comedy Pops p.m. Voces Saturday Night p.m. Sound of Big Bands Concert p.m. La de p.m. p.m. Sunday i House 6 A Touch of Jazz 8 Movie Party and Pierre MONDAY 7 James Beard p.m. Pillow Music Hall 12 In Court Great Organ SUNDAY TUESDAY 12 Today 3 Camera Day SUNDAY p.m. Pipe 7 People In conflict Music Sunday Spectacular Now and 1 p.m. Janette cott and Jack 12 Cartoon Party 8 Men In Crisis 12 General p.m. The Arts Spoken a.m. France 7 Littlest Hobo Hospital p.m. Bibelots applauds English 12 Leave To Beaver 12 Valentine's Day 8 Ladles First a.m. Service It p.m. Nocturne Worship Saloon 3 Gordon 3 Jeunesse oblige 7 It's Your Move and United p.m. Harker and Elizabeth e Youth Programming 12 Young complete opera Young 7 Allen Exercises 8 Jack Benny other classical Trans Atlantic 12 7 Music Hall 8 Moment of Truth p.m. Country 7 Treasure Comedy Spot Our Hearts Were Young and 5 p.m. and Midnight 12 Tycoon 12 p.m. 6 Across Canada 3 Rue de L'anse a.m. Q for Music Sunday Spectacular Diana Gail 7 Take a Break 6 Take Thirty p.m. 12 Price Is Right 8 Danny Kaye a.m. Q on the Aisle p.m. Folk Singers Une partie de p.m. Jeanne 7 Man rom 8 As the World Turns Theatre Under the Gabrielle and 6 Friendly Giant 12 Peyton Place 1 12 Early Evening Report a.m. Sound Familiar p.m. Limelight p.m. Sylvia 7 Pick A Number 3 Tous Pour UN 3 La Bonne Fourchette p.m. Carousel Stars WEDNESDAY 12 Donna Reed 12 Cartoon Time a.m. Invitation to Music 12 Fugitive Hello 1 Vittorio De Sabu and 6 Chez Helene 3 La cour est 8 Razzle Dazzle p.m. Carte Blanche p.m. 7 Popeye Playhouse Maria Butternut Square Front Page Challenge 12 Yogi Bear p.m. The Classic Touch 12 Father Knows Best 7 No Time for sergeants 3 La Bolte a Show Them No 3 p.m. Rochelle Monsieur Surprise p.m. Matinee Bewitched News 6 Gorilla Cesar Romero and Bruce 6 6 News p.m. Box Office Magazine 7 Yogi Bear Television El- was named The 5 Bob 7 Cartoon Party 7 Burke's Law 12 Jackpot Movie p.m. Candlelight and personalities Caught In p.m. and Midnight 12 Hello 12 Compass 3 Wine izabeth and Chris Unique New Lamour and - 3 et principal Montgomery and was vot- Dorothy Lynne- 6 Around Town 8 Music Hop p.m. Showcase and shows The Eddie Cantor 8 Keefe Brasselle 12 Variety Half-Ho- ur p.m. 7 Concert ed Dramatic 6 Fury 8 Eye Opener 3 Le p.m. Stage and won and Marilyn 7 Bunny Friends 3 Festival Jean Renoir Club Bugs 8 Spotlight p.m. Jazz in Sixteenth which Marisa and Massimo 12 Around The country 12 Weather vane 3 Francois top honors the Other stars and shows p.m. p.m. Soft and Subtle con- 6 Movie Matinee 6 News Annual Awards ranked high in the balloting 7 Bingo 7 News 3 SATURDAY ducted Television Today included Jackson Randolph and Vir- 12 Flame in the Wind by Sammy p.m. 8 Viewpoint 8 Sports Stereo and Motion Picture Time for Mia ginia I.30 7 James Beard 7 Weather 7 p.m. 12 In Court Sports Review Miss was voted Farrow Din- THURSDAY Day 6 Weather 8 Weather Montgomery 7 In Conflict BBC Light Music New Fe- ah 1 Kim People 7 News 7 p.m. Promising Bermuda p.m. Hunter Gary 12 General Hospital 12 Johnny Quest p.m. Saturday Matinee male by the nation's 6 Ladles First 6 Spread of The Eagle 3 Lea column- Is Ad- 7 Pierre Berton Festival television editors and Price In 3 Claudette Colbert and 7 Your Move e Karen was dams and Law- Outpost p.m. 12 Young 7 News Pictorial 7 Donna Reed p.m. ists while Jack 8 Moment of Truth 12 Nightcap Crosby p.m. Dance Date picked rence Welk 7 Treasure 8 Weather 3 Cadets de la Foret Rulers of the 5 p.m. and Midnight Douglas 12 8 Candid Camera Fairbanks and Margaret 12 My Three Sons 8 Take Thirty WEDNESDAY 7 The 8 L'Homme ne se rend p.m. 8 As the World Turns 3 Jeunesse oblige BRANDON to 12 12 Early Evening Report 12 Today Channel 5 FRIDAY 3 12 Cartoon 6 Hazel Moment of Truth Colonel Flack Party 7 Lucy Show MONDAY Karen Gambler and the p.m. Dane Clark 12 Cartoon 12 Take Thirty Party 12 Leave It To Beaver Bewitched TUESDAY As the World Turns Candid Camera and Naomi 3 Nord Education Youth Dazzle 8 00 Hazel 8 Razzle Dazzle 6 Devotions Across Cartoons Razzle 7 6 Canada Forest The Serial Time Out For 3 Claire Popeye Playhouse Serial Friendly Giant Format Rangers p.m. 12 Woody Woodpecker 6 Headlines 7 of Balboa TV Music Hop The Baileys Chei Helene Bingo Route Michael Whalen and Joan 3 La Bolte a surprise 6 Western Schools 12 Peyton Place II Butternut I. 30 Milady's Matinee Provincial Affairs Star 7 Allen Exercises 3 La Poule aux Square Moment of Truth Sports Tides and Trails Interns Can't Take 5 and Midnight 8 World of Nature News 11 00 News p.m. 12 Susie Cartoons Take Thirty 7 Funny Company 6 The Defenders No Time for Sergeants Weatherman Barbara Joel McCrea and Lloyd 12 Movie 8 Across Canada 7 Jack Format 5 As the World Turns Jackpot Paar Dazzle Petticoat Junction Movie Down to Sea in 8 Richard 3 7 Take A Break 12 Jimmy Dean Show 8 00 Red River Jamboree the p.m. 12 Is British Calendar Fireball FRIDAY 6 Music Hop Price Right Feux Music Hop Perry Mason Lionel and Dean I.30 77 Sunset Strip Festival TV Bingo Barrymore 7 The Alaskans 8 Friendly Giant 8 The Rogues Prairie Profile 6 00 Sports I.30 Matinee de Elsa 3 Atom et Galaxies 7 Pick A Number 7 Combat 6 30 The Littlest Hobo Caldera Circus of La Fille la p.m. 3 00 Moment of Truth News Moment Truth 12 Donna Reed Show 12 compass Take Thirty 7 00 Take Thirty Folco Lulli and Michel 8 Spotlight Co-O- p Weatherman de Chez 3 Cartes sur table 4 00 As the World Turns 4 00 As the World Turns 3 Des Gouts et 6 Helene 8 00 11 Anna 12 Tonight Razzle Dazzle Jack Benny Razzle Dazzle p.m. 8 Butternut Square World of Nature Danny Kaye THURSDAY The Kings Outlaw Blackbeard the Robert 3 12 r airier Knows Best 3 Cinema Music Hop Front Page Challenge Cartoons Music Hop p.m. 6 00 Sports Newsmagazine Format Five Sports Richard and Linda Romantic 6 Sports 6 News 00 Weather Egan 7 Sports 7 Windfall TV Bingo Stingray Cartoon Party 8 News Let's Sing Out Maverick Milady's Matinee 12 o'clock High 6 Weather iz 7 National News Don Messer Moment of Truth Country 7 Johnny Quest 1205 6 Around Town 6 Viewpoint 8 00 Show of th Week WEDNESDAY Thirty Fugitive 12 12 o'clock High Danger Mas i 12 00 Cartoons 4 00 As the World Turns Telescope Hoss his 3 Lea 8 Fury 7 Jack Wells on Sport The Sixties Format Five Razzle 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