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Program Notes
Four English language transmissions
are directed to listeners in the United
Kingdom daily. The times and
frequencies of the programs contained
in these transmissions are outlined
on pages 10 and 11 of this booklet.
News and Commentary
News. Canadian and international
news is broadcast four times daily.
Postnews Commentaries (Monday
through Friday). A four-minute com-
mentary follows the news to Europe
at 2200 hours GMT. Mondays:
Burton S. Keirstead, Montreal econ-
omist; Tuesdays: J. B. McGeachy
of “The Toronto Globe and Mail’:
Wednesdays: Sports review: Thurs-
days: Charles Woodsworth of ‘‘The
Ottawa Citizen’’: Fridays: United
Nations review with Walter O’Hearn
of "The Montreal Daily Star”, report-
ing from Lake Success.
Wednesday Talk on the Arts (at
2255 GMT). Each Wednesday Cana-
dians discuss events in the theatre,
and artistic, musical and literary
developments. May 3, To be an-
nounced; May 10, “Canada’s Annual
Drama Festival’, by Elsie Park
Gowan; May 17, To be announced:
May 24, “The Search for Talent in
Canada”, by George Duffield, Produc-
tion Manager of radio station CERN.
Saturday Story. Descriptions of
Canada’s capital, her people, build-
ings, business and cultural activities,
and her out-of-town beauty spots.
Sundays: A new series, "Let’s Look
at Science”, follows the news. In this
series observers from various points
across Canada describe recent devel-
opments in scientific research which
have affected industry, medicine and
other fields.
Midweek Commentary (Wednes-
days). Discussions by well-informed
Canadian speakers on political and
social developments in this country.
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Weekend Review (Saturdays). A
summary of the outstanding events of
the week in (Canada and abroad.
May 6 and May 20, Maurice Western:
May 13 and May 27, Martyn Estall.
History and Current Affairs
The Canadian Story (Mondays).
Legends, stories of Canadian history,
and descriptions of contemporary
Canadian life. May 1, “Turn of the
(Century ” lov © IL, (Gass or Ralliare:
May TIRE Nor où, Charles
Bedeaux” by Larry Rogers of Toronto:
May HS ord Mey 22, Tall Tales
from the Maritimes” by Roland
Sherwood of Halifax; May 29, “Cari-
bou Cow-Country”’ by Rita Allen of
Vancouver.
This Week (Tuesdays). Topics of
current interest are discussed by
Canadians and visitors to Canada.
During May talks programs originally
broadcast over the CBC National
Network are presented in a series
prepared by Ted Allan of Montreal.
May 2, The Allan Memorial Institute
Day Hospital; May 9, Mental Health
Work Among Children in Canada:
May 16, To be announced; May 23,
To be announced: Many I0, To be
announced.
Actualities and Interviews
Canadian Chronicle (Monda y
through Saturday). Reporters from
coast to coast in Canada present the
details behind the day’s headlines.
This series is broadcast twice daily.
Canadians at Work (Fridays.)
Canada’s industries and institutions
are described in this half-hour docu-
mentary program series.
Cross Section (Sundays). Inter-
views with representative Canadian
workers on farms, in the cities, and in
industry. May 7, Garage Mechanic:
May 14, Printer; May 21, Beauty
Parlor Worker; May 28, Pharmacist.
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