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Program Notes
Four English language transmissions
are directed to listeners in the United
Kingdom and Europe daily. The
times and frequencies of the programs
are listed on pages 10 and 11 of this
booklet.
News and Commentary
News. Canadian and international
news is broadcast three times daily.
Postnews Commentaries (Monday
to Friday). A four-minute commen-
tary follows the news to Europe at
2200 GMT. Mondays: Harold M.
Peters, City Editor of "The Montreal
Gazette”. Tuesdays: A commentary
on the day’s news from Ottawa,
Wednesdays: A sports review, sum-
ming up the week’s events. Thursdays:
Anne Francis of Ottawa. Fridays:
Reports on U.N. activities from Lake
Success.
Midweek Commentary (Wednes-
days). Canadian speakers discuss
political and social developments in
this country.
Weekend Review (Saturdays). An
end-of-the-week summary of events
at home and abroad. This month
the speakers are Ross Munro, Ottawa
correspondent of the Southam Press,
and Charles Woodsworth, Editor of
The Ottawa Citizen’’.
Documentary
Forest, Field and Farm (Wednes-
days). During September this pro-
gram presents short talks on fall crop
prospects in the Canadian West: the
grape-growing industry; reforestation
of burned-out areas in New Bruns-
wick: and a short description of a
beaver farm in Ontario. The farm
commentator on this program is
Ralph Marven, formerly of the Do-
minion Department of Agriculture.
Now It’s History (Fridays). A
half-hour program re-enacting an
event in Canadian history as it
happened.
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Actualities and Interviews
Canadian Chronicle (Monday to
Saturday). Details behind the day’s
headlines are presented by reporters
from coast to coast in Canada. This
series is broadcast twice daily.
Canadian Family Tree (Sundays).
In this new series a Canadian of
French, Scottish or, perhaps, Sean-
dinavian descent, describes how his
ancestors came to this country, where
they settled, and what they did to
earn a living. The first program in
the series on September 3 presents
Jeanne Michaud Davis, a French-
speaking Canadian.
Talks
Let’s Look at Science (Sundays at
2210 GMT). Reports on research
and developments in medicine, agri-
culture and industry. The four talks
during September are given by Char-
les Wassermann and Stephen Brott
of Montreal.
Overheard in Canada (Sundays).
A rebroadcast of selected CBC Na-
tronal Network programs especially
enjoyed by Canadian listeners. Sep-
tember 3: “The Trespasser’’ by Des-
mond Pacey; September 10: An ap-
praisal of life on the prairies by
Daphne Pratt.
Doctor and Patient (Replacing
Overhead in Canada on Sunday, S2p-
tember 17). A new series describing
the present health conditions in Ca-
nada with notes on doctors, patients
and potential patients.
Wednesday Art Talk (at 2255
GMT). Contributions to this pro-
gram come from towns and cities
across Canada. These deal with such
subjects as music, handicrafts, lite-
rature, theatre and painting.
Canadians at Play (Saturdays at
2210). Canadians continue to enjoy
holidays in September and October.
Vacation activities, hobbies and sports
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