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Canada to Britain (1700 and 2030
GMT and Tuesdays at 2015 GMT).
A series of half-hour plays: Sept. 23
and 28, “Some Time Every Summer-
time’, three views of a. summer
romance written by Fletcher Markle.
Sept. S0 and) Ort. 5, “Cle, à
nostalgic recollection of leave in
London, by Gordon Burwash. Oct. 7
and 12, "Two Blocks off Main Street”,
a street scene in Montreal, portrayed
by George and Rhena Robertson.
Oct. 14 and 19, “Quebec, the Cana-
dian Walled City”, a short history
of the city by Len Peterson. Oct. 21
and 26, “They Come and Go and
That’s the Way It Is” in which
Fletcher Markle pictures an evening
in a hamburger joint with some
peculiar people present.
MONDAYS
The Printed Page (1715 and 2045
GMT), introducing books and authors
with occasional comments from their
critics. Sept. 29, What Are They
Writing ?”, an investigation of work
under way by Canada’s better known
writers. Oct. 6, “What Are They
Reading ?”, a report on current read-
ing habits and tastes. Oct. 13, <A
Review of Reviewers’, in which
critics are taken to task and defend
themselves. Oct. 20, “Rebel Writers”,
the revolt against traditionalism. Oct.
27, “Canadian Poets — 20th Century
Victorians”. Nov. 3, “Canadian
Poets — The Modern School”.
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Travel in the far northern regions of
Canada_ was originally possible only by
dog-sled, now being replaced by the
snowmobile capable of traveling far beyond
§the arctic circle.
Au début de la colonisation de notre
continent les attelages de chien fournis-
saient le seul moyen de transport dans les
régions de VExtréme-Nord. Aujourd’hui,
les auto-neige permettent aux voyageurs
de s’aventurer bien au-delà du cercle
arctique.
Monday Evening Concert (2015
GMT), presenting recordings of clas-
sical music.
TUESDAYS
Cross Section (1700 and 2045 GMT)
Athol Stewart talks about Canadians
he has met.
Discovering Canada (1715 and Fri-
days at 2045 GMT). Canadians and
newcomers to Canada relate their
personal discoveries in this country.
Canada to Britain (2015 and Sun-
days at 1700 and 2030 GMT). Plays
without music.
WEDNESDAYS
Canadian Commentary (1715 and
2045 GMT, and Sundays at 1650
and 1950 GMT). A discussion of
Canadian affairs at home and abroad.
Prairie Schooner (2015 GMT)
Tunes and dances of the pioneer West
played by Jimmie Gowler and his
orchestra from Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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