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BILL HERBERT, Canadian Chronicle
representative in Vancouver.
Talks and Stories
THE CANADIAN Story (Mondays).
This series includes legends, stories
and descriptions of outstanding epi-
sodes in Canadian History, as well
as pictures of the current Canadian
scene. June 6, "Tiger Dunlop” by
John Stevenson; June 13, "Bishop
Strachan”, by John Stevenson; June
20, “Bob Edwards of the Calgary
Eye-opener’, by John Stevenson;
June 27, “Dangerous Journey”, by
Margaret Angus.
CANADIANS SPEAK FRENCH (Tues-
days). A series on French provinces
and settlements in Canada. June 7,
"The French in Manitoba’’(1), by
C. M. Jones, professor of French at
the University of Manitoba; June 14,
"French Life on the Prairies” (2), by
Professor C. M. Jones; June 21, "The
Acadian”, by Forrest LaViolette,
professor of sociology at McGill
University; June 28, "The French in
Quebec”, by Professor Forrest
LaViolette.
WOMEN IN THE NEW WORLD (Satur-
days). A series of broadcasts on
Canadian homes, marriage and
careers. During June, reporter-house-
wife Pamela Fry gives a survey of the
past decade, supplementing her per-
sonal observations with information
gathered from family councellors,
social workers and psychiatrists.
LARRY ROGERS reports to Canadian
Chronicle from Toronto, Ontario.
JIM NESBITT contributes reports to
Canadian Chronicle from Victoria.
Musical Programs
EVENING RECITAL (Thursdays). A
series of recitals by outstanding
Canadian artists.
FOLK SONGS (Tuesdays). Alan Mills,
Canadian ballad singer, interprets the
folk songs of North America, and
traces the origin of each.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER (Sundays). Jimmy
Gowler and his orchestra present
music of Canadian pioneer days.
Drama
BARLOWS OF BEAVER STREET (Mon-
days). Elsie Park Gowan’s weekly
dramatic serial describing the every-
day life of an average Canadian
family.
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