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Anne Francis, well-known lecturer, writer, com-
mentator and art critic, is heard frequently
reporting to ‘Canadian Chronicle” from Ottawa.
Magazine Programs
LIVELY Arts (Thursdays). A weekly
review of cultural development in
Canada.
DISCOVERING CANADA (Sundays).
This series continues to investigate
and explore various aspects of the
Canadian countryside, and the activi-
ties of its people, through the voices
of Canadians, themselves.
Discussion Group (Tuesdays). Dis-
cussion groups in Vancouver, Halifax,
Montreal and Ottawa, take turns in
discussing subjects of current interest
in their own particular region.
Talks and Stories
CANADIANA (Tuesdays). Feb. 1,
“Deep River”, the last in a series of
four talks on the Canadian Northwest
by Pierre Berton. Feb. 8, ‘The Delta
Research Station”, a talk by Mary
Elizabeth Flanders of Winnipeg, on
the Canadian counterpart of the
Audubon Society which feeds, iden-
tifies, and protects bird life. Feb. LS),
"Gold Mine”, by Mary Elizabeth
Flanders. Feb. 22, “Josiah Henson”,
a talk by Athol Stewart on the famous
Negro slave on whom the character
of Uncle Tom was based, who escaped
6
Larry Rogers, regular "Canadian Chronicle”
contributor from Toronto.
to Canada and founded a Negro settle-
ment in Ontario.
ANTHOLOGY (Saturdays). Feb. 5, a
special program of selections chosen
by E. K. Brown of the University of
Chicago in commemoration of Archi-
bald Lampman’s death. Feb. 12, 19,
and 26, Earle Birney returns to this
series to read and comment on cur-
rent Canadian poetry.
CHURCH News (Sundays). Reports by
leading churchmen on the activities of
Canadian religious organizations.
WOMEN IN THE NEW Wor tp (Thurs-
days). Feb. 3 opens a series of pro-
grams On women’s clubs in Canada.
The first program in this series is a
talk, “Why Do Canadian Women Join
Clubs ?”, written and narrated by
Margaret Barnard. Feb. 10, ‘‘Busi-
ness and Professional Women’s Clubs”
by Marjorie Scott. Feb. 17, "The
Zonta Club” by Marjorie Scott. Feb.
23, “The Junior League” by Zoé Bieler.
CHILDREN’S PROGRAM (Thursdays).
Feb. 5 and 12, Rhena Robertson relates
two stories of interest to both children
and adults.
SPEAKER OF THE WEEK (Thursdays).
On Feb. 2 Dr. Harry R. Lillie, Scot-
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