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WEEKDAYS
$:00 - 12:00 noon

Three hours of CBC Information
radio programming: and Canadian
music with interviews of Canada-
wide interest together with CBC
News at 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 and
the famous time check from Ottawa
at 10:00:00 aem.

42:00 noon - 2:00 pm

RADIO NOON. Gordon Inglis hosts
this information-packed program
with reports and commentary by
Ron Tarves, Evelyn Harper and
Norm Griffin of the CBC Agri-
culture and Resources Department
in Vancouver. Beginning this fall,
the program will be expanded from
75 minutes to 2 hours daily and
will introduce many new features
in addition to the present items,
which include news, weather, stock
market reports, sports news, con-
sumer news (Evelyn Harper’s re-
lar comparison shopping feature
ich names brands and names
stores is invaluable for cost-
conscious buyers), farm andmar-.
ket reports, resource reports and
marine weather.

2:00: - 2:30pm

SCHOOL BROADCASTS---
designed for in-school listening.

2: 30 - 3:00 pm

SOUVENIRS. Host Bert Nelson em-
phasizes both melody and nostalgia
on this series continuing into its
second year but at this earlier
time.

3:00 - 4:00 pm

OFF THE RECORD. More pro-

afternoon time (after several years

in the late morning time period)
with his very personalized se-
lection of recorded music of all
kinds, but mainly from the serious
music fields. His wealth of know-
ledge about this music and the
musicians who perform, together
with the rare discs which he pre-
sents from his own collection, have

-gained him a devoted audience.

4:00 - 6:00pm

FROM NOW UNTIL SIX. From
Vancouver, a show designed with
short segments for people on the
move and specifically the ‘‘rolling
home’’ crowd. Interviews, closing
stock market reports, commen-
tary with emphasis ontopical news
analysis are featured along with
bursts of comedy and music.

6:00 - 6:30pm

’ THE WORLD AT SIX---Thirty

minutes each weeknight of news
prepared by CBC National news
in Toronto and broadcast live in
a special B.C. Edition.

6-30 - 8:00 pm

AS IT HAPPENS. Beginning this
fall, this program becomes a daily
phone-out show from Toronto,
broadcast live to each region of
Canada.

8-00 - 10:00 pm

A different program each week-
night. Mondays: Ideas Network plus
a youth-oriented music show;
Tuesdays: CBC Tuesday Night, a
familiar program from previous
years, featuring the very best
Canadian drama, music and docu-

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én

: nesdays: the first

well established on the network

from previous years, Concern,
with discussions and documenta-
ries on the many currents in Cana-
dian life, including underground;
the second hour will be ‘‘ Between
Ourselves’’---documentaries pro-
duced by the main CBC radio
production groups across Canada.
On Thursdays: Musicscope conti-
nues from last season with a
potpouri of programming of a
classical nature: choral groups,
Celebrity Recitals, CBC Talent
festival contestants and program-
ming from the National Arts Centre

in Ottawae On Friday: a variety

series which will include Canadian
entertainers in the popular fields.

10:00 - 11:00 pm

The hour begins with CBC News,
then a fifteen-minute topical talk
or documentary, followed by a 30
minute feature which may range

' from a Canadian or BBC drama to

another series of People In Land-
scape programs devoted to the
spoken history of B.C.

44:00 - 12:00 midnight

Monday through Thursday nights,
this 60 minutes will present music
recorded by the CBC with Canadian
musicians in all the major Cana-
dian centres. Vancouver is repre-
sented each Tuesday, by the CBC
Vancouver Chamber Orchestra,
under the baton of John Avison,
continuing a weekly series begun
more than 30 years ago, devotedto
Canadian music and modern and
traditional works from all over the
world. On Wednesdays, the Van-
couver Symphony Orchestra will

> ordings of their regu-
lar season concerts. é

‘ernate with the Winnipeg Sym-

WEEKENDS

The accompanying radio schedule
chart for CBC AM Radio (English)
shows in detail the schedules for
both Saturday and Sunday. Some
changes have been made in the
broadcast times of shows from
previous years: the program
Native Land will be presented at
noon, and a new music series en-
titled The Bush And The Salon
will be presented Saturdays
at ll ppm. A new Saturday morning
series, 10:00 to 12 noon, called
Replay, will present a digest of
the best of the weekday 9 ’til noon
series. A new program, Mosaic of
Newcomers, Saturdays at 1 p.m.
reflects the cultural diversity of
Canadae This is followed at

1:30 pem. by the popular remy

Favourites program.

The Sunday morning line-up of pro-

grams continues virtually un-
changed from last year. The
Sunday A.M. show, followin

Random Hour, will again presen
News At 8, Neighbourly News
drawing items from newspapers
all over B.C. at 8:30; Voice Of The
Pioneer at 8:40 and B.C. Gardener}
at 8:50. At 9:03, Sunday Magazine
presents in-depth coverage of the
week’s top news stories , followed
at 10:03 by in-depth coverage of
the worlds of arts and science on
Sunday Supplement. Please note
that the Sunday program abre-
viated as ‘‘Inside-Out’? on the
accompanying schedule is the co-
medy series with Max Ferguson
carrying on from last season,
Inside From The Outside.

COUP D’OEIL SUR UNE JOURNEE
A CBUF-FM, SAISON AUTOMNE-
HIVER.

6:00 a 9:00 - DU VENT DANS
LES VOILES : Réveil en musi-
que - nouvelles - manchettes -
sport - météo - commentaires
joyeux de Serge Arsenault et

Isabelle...
Réalisé 4 Vancouver.

9:03 - PRESENT NATIONAL :
En direct de Montréal, avec par-
ticipation de l’auditoire d’un océan
a l’autre.

10:03 - STUDIO 11

11:30 - QUESTIONS D’AUJOURD’
HUI (avec le Pére Legault)

12:00 - STUDIO 11 (Suite)

12:30 - LES JOYEUX
TROUBADOURS

13:00 - LE MONDE MAINTENANT
13:30 - TENDREMENT

14:05 - NE TIREZ PAS SUR LE
PIANISTE

14:30 - PETITE MUSIQUE DU.
JOUR ;

15:00 - TOURNESOL

16:45 - MAGAZINE LOCAL : Man-
chettes - météo - bourse - main
doeuvre - affaires publiques -
arts - spectacles - sport - ski

t marine - musique et chansons
avec Jacques Bernard et Chris-
tian Allard. .

19:00 - POP 71

~ 22:10 - AU RYTHME DU MONDE

20:03 - SUR TOUTES LES SCENES ~
DU MONDE

21:30 - CONCERT INTIME
22:00 - LE MONDE CE SOIR

22:20 - LES MENSONGES
D’ULYSSE

22:30 - BANC D’ESSAI

23:10 - LECTURE DE CHEVET
23:30 - DICTIONNAIRE DU JAZZ
24:08 - VIENNE LA NUIT -

HEURES DES NOUVELLES

NATIONALES
06:00
09:00
10:30
13:00
14:00 :
15:00
16:00

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LOCALES :
06:03
06:30
07:30
09:00
17:00
18:30

BULLETINS SPORTIFS
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18:10
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CBC AM RADIO (ENGLISH) 1971-2 SCHEDULE
CBU 690 kHz
SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY FRIDAY
6:00
ae GOOD MORNING RADIO
from Vancouver
BANDON HOLE with host Bob Sharples
8:00 AM SHOW ;
SUNDAY A.M.
9:00
SUNDAY
MAGAZINE
ee NING INFOR IN RADIO
. iT i]
NATIONAL SUNDAY SO ATO NAO
MORNING SUPPLEMENT |
11:00) SHOW
PLAYS
pie GILMOUR’S
\ UPDATES ace
12:00
NATIVE CAPITOL
TANDE FERORE RADIO NOON
4:00 (from Vancouver)
; MOSAIC INSIDE-OUT with host Gordon Inglis ‘
FAMILY CELEBRATION
2:00 | FAVOURITES
: : SCHOOLS BROADCAST
METROPOLITAN | CROSS SOUVENIRS (Host Bert Nelson from Vancouver)
3:00} OPERA _| COUNTRY
CHECK-UP
(OPERA OFF THE:RECORD with Bob Kerr (from Vancouver)
TIME
ao POPULAR
; Music FROM NOW TIL SIX
5:00 (from Vancouver)
PLAYDATE
6:00 NHL
‘ HOCKEY THE WORLD AT SIX (National News from Toronto)
MUSIC (or)
SPORTS
7:00 SPECIAL AS IT HAPPENS — NIGHTLY PHONE-OUT SHOW |
FROM TORONTO
SYMPHONY
HALL
8:00
*N GAMES CONCERN
re EONINGE Fae CBC MUSIC-
5 TUESDAY ~ SCOPE IETY
9:00] Stace NETWORK NIGHT Maule
TBA : : BETWEEN
_|_ DIST. ARTISTS GIBSON DURSELYES
10:00 (YOUTH)
CBC NATIONAL NEWS & “FIVE NIGHTS A WEEK”
ANTHOLOGY DRAMA
MUSIC & DOCUMENTARY PROGRAMS
11:00
: THE BUSH : ATLANTIC CBC VANCOUVER | WINNIPEG/ CHAMBER MUSIC | popuLar
1 AND COLLAGE SYMPHONY CHAMBER VANCOUVER WINNIPEG MUSIC
ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ;
12:00 L_THE SALON

THIS PRELIMINARY OUTLINE OF CBC AM RADIO'S FALL SCHEDULE IS
SUBSTANTIALLY FIRM BUT MAY BE SUBJECT TO A FEW CHANGES BEFORE BECOMING EFFECTIVE.

X, LE SOLEIL, 20 AOUT 1971

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