CJVI - 1951

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"National Radio Week Gets Underway Today" reads the headline on a page in the Victoria Colonist of Oct. 28, 1951.

There is a half-page ad for CJVI, with photos of their staff. I'm not posting the photos.

"Here is the team of experienced broadcasters who present your favorite radio programs . . . eighteen hours every day.
M.V. (Ches) CHESNUT, Manager
LEE HALLBERG, Sales Manager
JOE SOMMERS, Chief Engineer
DICK BATEY, Program Director
ART HOWARD, Credit Manager
GEORGE LITTLE, Account Executive
FRED USHER, Account Executive
RALPH PASHLEY, Commentator
MARGUERITE SIMONS, Managerial Secretary
BOB McGILL, Traffic Manager
RITA COCHRANE, Sales Secretary
ED. SMITH, Advertising Copy Chief
BOB THOMPSON, Advertising Copy Writer
BARBARA SHAW, Women's Editor
VIRGINIA BEARDSLEY, Advertising Copy Writer
BETTY GARNETT, Receptionist
LYNNE RICHARDS, Receptionist
JOHN PETERSON, Accountant
BETTY KERLEY, Assistant-Accountant
BRUCE LOWTHER, News Editor
JIM CRAWFORD, Publicity Director
CY. BEARD, Studio Engineer
DAVE LINQUIST, Studio Engineer
PETER McINTOSH, Transmitter Engineer
AL. McMILLAN, Studio Engineer
LAURIE DILLABAUGH, Chief Announcer
TED REYNOLDS, Sports Editor
DORIS DILLABAUGH, Disc Jockeyette
RAY ORCHARD, Announcer
WALTER COWNDEN, Announcer
AL. COLLINS, Announcer
STAN PETERS, Announcer
FRANK THOMPSON, Announcer
AL KEYWORTH, Announcer
HUGH CURTIS, Announcer"

MONDAY'S PROGRAMMING, CJVI, 900 kc.
8 a.m.—Newscast
8:15—Music of the Waltz
9 a.m.—News; Barry and Betty
9:15—Music for Monday
9:30—Kate Aitken
9:45—Music for Monday
10 a.m.—Six-For-One
10:30—Newscast
10:45—Women's Page
11 a.m.—Dorothy Douglas [aka Nina Anthony]
11:15—Waltz Festival
11:30—Piccadilly Parade
12 p.m.—News, Piccadilly Parade
12:30—Newscast
12:45—Reminder Time
1 p.m.—Memory Time
1:15—Club Diary
1:30—Six-For-One
2 p.m.—News, Homemakers
2:15—Lionel Barrymore
2:30—Walter's Waxworks
3:15—Tea Time With Stars
3:30—Walter's Waxworks
4 p.m.—News, Walter's Waxworks
4:30—Club 15
4:45—Walter's Waxworks
5 p.m.—Six-For-One
5:30—Here's Bing Crosby
5:45—Newscast
6 p.m.—Old Time Party
7 p.m.—News
7:15—Bedtime Story
7:30—Dominion Magazine
8 p.m.—Newscast
8:15—Airmen
8:30—Canadian Sports Roundup
9 p.m.—Take a Question
9:30—Opportunity Knocks
10 p.m.—News, Six-For-One
10:30—Newscast
10:45—Royal Tour Diary
11 p.m.—Dillabaugh Delivers

cArtie note: the CKDA programme listings have a great name for the late night jock show. It's called 'Spinner Sanctum.'
If I recall, both Kate Aitken and Opportunity Knocks were Dominion Network shows.

[Mike Cleaver]

"Discjockeyette?"

Let's try that one on some of the female program hosts today!

[cart_machine]

"Discjockeyette?"

Let's try that one on some of the female program hosts today!

Mike, does that mean a sermonette is a female sermon?

Yours in grammar,
cArtie.

P.S.: One name that's absent from that list is Leo Ornest. I see he was doing a 5:45 p.m. sports commentary as of February, 1952, so I'm presuming he wasn't at 'VI the previous November.