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DECKED OUT IN a rubber suit, Ken Cassavoy of CKLB - Radio, Oshawa, broadcast a one -hour show from the bottom of a swimming pool recently. While submerged, Ken described for listeners underwater checker games and barbecues. Story is on Page 4.

BEAVER AWARDS 3 EDMONTON AND CALGARY HEARINGS 8 WHO'S WHO IN RADIO AND TV 16 Page Two Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

BE HAPPY! GO LOCAL!

When a local Radio station announcer's voice reaches his listeners as they tune in his programs - news, chatter, music, - day after day, year after year, it's the voice of an old friend.

They see him in church, at the movies and at social affairs. Some of them went to school with him. Others remember his erstwhile predilection for their cookie jars.

And when he tells them about your products, it isn't a high-pressure "pitch". It's just the voice of a friend, offering advice to his neighbors on what and where to buy.

So when you advertise, go Radio; and when you go Radio go local.

Zadia Dcucaiatt

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THREE TELEVISION stations, CANADIAN BROADCASTER for December Charlottetown; CFBC, Saint John Carson Buchanan, former manager two radio stations and a radio 10, 1959. and CJCB, Sydney in establishing a of CHAB, Moose Jaw, now living in network have been chosen for CJON-TV's award was in the field permanent privately-owned network Kelowna B.C. Awards for Distinguished of radio in the Beaver of drama for "their encouragement stations eastern pro- This year the judges, who all deli- Service to Canadian Broadcasting. vinces." An article dealing with ABS of live drama in Newfoundland, by berate independently of one another, Awards are based on articles which appeared in CANADIAN BROADCASTER the presentation of groups from St. were unanimous in their opinion CANADIAN BROADCASTER for September 10, 1959. appeared in John's, Corner Brook and Grand that the articles submitted to them during 1959. Falls, in the station's first Television CONCERNING THE JUDGES described programs and other The winners are: Drama Festival." This venture was broadcasting activities of a far reported in CANADIAN BROADCASTER The independent board of judges, 1. CFQC-TV, Saskatoon, based on whose aggregate opinions deter- higher calibre than those they have an entitled "Announcer and for February 12, 1959. article mined the winners of the awards been called upon to assess in pre- TV Series". CFPL-TV won its Beaver Switcher Start Science for its consisted of: vious years. 2. CJON-TV, St. John's, New- co-operation with the London Board Claire Wallace, veteran radio and We are sure that the industry and foundland, based on an article of education in the field of student newspaper commentator, TV education. who is now others concerned in the progress of entitled "CJON Stages First driver The citation reads: operating her own Claire Wallace Festival." "For conducting a car driving course broadcasting join us in expressing Drama Travel Bureau in Toronto. appreciation 3. for our to the judges who, CFPL-TV, London, based on students from five high schools, Mart Kenney, noted western mu- an article entitled "They Train which was broadcast, under the year after year, give generously of sician and band leader, now head- to give Tomorrow's Drivers Today". direction of Jim Plant, in a ten - their time earnest considera- ing up his own country club style tion to the large of 4. CJCA-Radio, Edmonton, based week sustaining series." The report number articles ballroom, Mart Kenney's Ranch, in on which their decisions have to be on an article entitled "CJCA Spon- appeared in CANADIAN BROADCASTER Woodbridge, just outside Toronto. based. Club 93 Orchestra for Edmon- for April 30, 1959. The untiring interest of sors Roby Kidd, director of the ton Teeners." CJCA-Radio, Edmonton rang the Cana- these people, from outside the indus- dian Association for Adult Educa- try, should serve as a stimulus 5. The Atlantic Broadcasting Sys- bell "for its encouragement of teen- and tion, Toronto. an encouragement to the broad- tem, based on an article entitled age radio listening and innumerable William Wright, former radio "Moore-Durelle Fight is Highspot other desirable teen-age activities, sales casters across the country, whose representative now operating in province it is to for Atlantic Broadcasters". through its operation, on and off the serve Canada with Toronto as a speech and sales con- The CFQC-TV citation reads "For air, of Club 93." This story appeared entertainment, information and sultant. inspiration. their program, Prelude to Space, in CANADIAN BROADCASTER for No- devised by that station's switcher, vember 12, 1959. Jim Smith, assisted by Colin Mac- The Maritime private radio net- Lean, a CFQC-TV announcer, to work, the Atlantic Broadcasting give the man -in -the -street a fore- System, won the fifth Beaver "for G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS SHOWS taste of the marvels of the infinite the enterprise of six radio stations like universe above and around the in the Atlantic provinces, CKCW, The Jim Ameche Show earth." The article appeared . in Moncton; CFNB, Fredericton; CFCY, MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG VANCOUVER 1411 Crescent St. 433 Jarvis St. 171 McDermott 1407 W. Broadway

ONE ACT FOR PRESS AND RADIO ABILL WHICH affords protec- carrying a news story, provided a tion to newspapers and radio retraction or apology is given equal and television stations sued for prominence. carrying defamatory statements was Plaintiffs could obtain "special given only final approval recently by the damage" if it appears on trial that Nova Scotia Legislature. the matter was carried in good faith; The Defamation Act, based on British that there were reasonable grounds and Ontario law and a to assume it would benefit the public; suggested bill drafted by the Cana- that it was dian Authority carried in "mistake or on Uniformity of misapprehension of the facts" or that Legislation, went through the various legislative a retraction and apology were car- SUCCESSFUL YEARS processes without change. ried before the trial began. It now needs only the Lieutenant - Governor's signature to become law. Also set down are various proceed- Previously, the only statute re- ings which can be covered by the garding defamatory statements was communications media without fear OF SERVING AND SELLING a libel law which dealt with news- of legal -action provided reports are papers. Defamatory statements car- fair and accurate. ried by radio or television stations Attorney -General R. A. Donohue, now will be classed as libel rather sponsor of the measure, said on sec- SASKATCHEWAN FROM THE than the less serious slander. ond reading that the legislation Any of the media sued for defa- "makes provision for a publication mation may prove "in mitigation of to be excused from the consequences damages" that no actual malice or if it can be shown that it was un- gross negligence was involved in conscious defamation." "600 5. THE AWARD Radio CONTACT OUR REPS Radio Reps - Canada Young WINNING CJON Television Canadian Ltd. - USA STATIONS NEWFOUNDLAND Page Four Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

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STOCK TRANSFERS MUST BE HEARD IN PUBLIC WHERE OWNERSHIP OR CONTROL ARE AFFECTED

ALL FUTURE CHANGES in the no difference in principle to an ownership or control of Cana- application for the granting of a dian radio and television stations new license to establish a broad- will be subject to a public hearing casting station and an application to by the Board of Broadcast Go- acquire ownership and/or control presents vernors. of an existing station." The Board said in a statement last First of the public hearings for month that although it is not re- share -transfer applications will be quired by the act to hold such at the Calgary hearings, opening hearings on applications for these May 16. Scheduled for hearing there changes "it is the opinion of the are changes in the share holdings, Board consistent with the spirit and involving either ownership or con- intention of the legislation and in trol, of television stations CKCO-TV, - the public interest that it should do Kitchener and CJLH-TV, Leth- MUTER CULINER so." bridge and radio stations CHNS, The legislation referred to is the Halifax and CJDV, Drumheller. FRANKFURTER f3 GOULD 1958 Broadcasting Act, part of which Dr. Stewart, Board chairman, requires the Minister of Transport stressed that there is no significant to seek a BBG recommendation on relationship between these particular LIMITED all applications for broadcasting applications and the Governors' licenses and changes in power or decision on public hearings. The frequency. These are subject to principle involved in considering public hearing by law. such requests had been under BBG Unchanged in a changing world - including Other legislation, the Radio Act, study fqr many months. the world of advertising - is M.C.F. & G's also requires a BBG recommendation The Principle adopted by the on any applications for share trans- Board in reviewing all share -trans- credo ... "get more tryers for our clients' fer by station licensees. However, in fer requests is essentially the same products and services at lower cost." When these cases the recommendation can as the one used by various Federal a product or service of good quality makes be made by the 15 member Board and Provincial government agencies or its seven -man executive com- in dealing with public utilities and loyal users out of tryers at minimum cost, mittee without first holding a public industries holding public franchises. it is on its way to success and nothing can hearing. However, it is understood in its Since 1938 this concept In the future, this will continue Ottawa that most of these agencies stop progress. to be the procedure on share -transfer do not require the principles has worked well for clients and has been applications involving only minor involved in transfer applications to responsible for the unbroken growth of the transactions "without any significant appear in public. agency as the guardian of client dollars in bearing on the matters of ownership or control," the Board said. eme.,t many diversified fields. The Board's statement said that stol, the BBG stated at a March 22 meeting that transactions in which "there is a presumption that owner- HE'S THE ship or control is significantly IN SWIM An affiliate public rela- affected will, in future be heard at ITH THE CO-OPERATION of a public hearing." the Canadian Sub -Aqua Club tions company - The The statement added: of of Toronto, Ken Cassavoy of CKLB- Public Relations Board "The Board believes that there is Radio, Oshawa, aired a live one - Canada - formed over a hour broadcast recently from the year ago, has added new bottom of a "Trend" swimming pool, strength to the M.C.F. and located in the show rooms of Out- G. team of sales - wise door Living Unlimited in Pickering, people. Ontario. Reg McCaulland, the station's assistant engineer, prepared the show and the special facilities necessary for the submerged broadcast. An under-water monitoring system was arranged whereby Ken could keep in touch constantly with the program's emcee Jack Walmsley, who remained high and dry at the edge of the pool. ANSWER -CANADA With the help of Frank Ogden STOVIN-BYLE S A National Merchandising of Trend Pools, Ken put through and Research Service two long distance telephone calls Radio and Television Station Representatives from the bottom of the pool. He first a unique service. MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG VANCOUVER Here is spoke to an official of Cole's of Cali- Your telephone is answered fornia and then to Gina Lollobrigida RADIO STATIONS TELEVISION STATIONS on a direct private line 24 in In addition, Rome. CJOR Vancouver CHIC Brampton KVOSTV Serving hours a day. During the broadcast Ken described C F P R Prince Rupert C J BC Toronto Vancouver. the following facilities are CKLN Nelson CFOS Owen Victoria available: checker games, steak barbecues and Sound CKOS-TV Yorkton CKXL Calgary CJAY-TV Winnipeg various aqua -lung activities - - all CJ NB North C J BO Belleville 1. Local company identity Battleford C K L C Kingston C K T M -T V Trois under eight feet of water. CHOV Pembroke Rivieres 2. Where -to -buy informa- Emerging from the pool at the CKOM Saskatoon CJLR Quebec CJBR-TV Rimouski tion to supplement CJME Regina CKCW-TV Moncton National advertising end of the show, Ken's only comment CKY Winnipeg CKCWMoiicton (CJON-TV St. John's, was: "What a place for a BBG hear- CJRL Kenora CJON St. John's, i Nfld. 3. Merchandising surveys Nfld. a ing". ZBM Bermuda (CJCCN-TV CentraliNfld. 4. Radio and TV surveys ZBM-TV Bermuda the white CANADA'S MOST COMPREHENSIVE For full details consult MARKET RESEARCH SERVICE pages of your telephone book, ask information or write .. . ANSWER CANADA 640 Cathcart Street - Montreal MITEDLIMITED UN. 6-2300 TORONTO - 315 Broadview Ave., HO. 3-1144 MONTREAL -1300 SI. Catherine St. W., WE -2-1913 May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Five

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Canadianism Is An Economic Essential There is a very big difference between It is a great compliment to the broad- DOUBLE TAKE U.S. and Canadian television, and today's casting medium that it has been singled out trend, on our side of the border, seems to by the government to blaze the trail in this RADIO STATION CKDA, Victo- ria, recentry held a special favor the difference. Broadcasters and direction. Newspapers and magazines use a Tenth Anniversary Diamond Con- advertisers seem suddenly to have wakened great deal of American material too, but the test to celebrate its first decade of to the fact that Canada depends, for her 55% Canadian content rule has only been broadcasting and its recent switch continued existence as an independent applied to broadcasting. in programing to the "Golden Sound of the Sixties". nation, on the maintenance of a national While we quarrel with the arbitrary Aside from CKDA, eleven local Canadian character and personality. They tone of this percentage system, we believe sponsors were tied in with the pro- must realize that this is what has made it that it was instituted with the same com- motion. Each was given a golden worth the effort for American business to barrel to display in their store mendable motive which we have described lobbies. capitalize and of The station then asked its operate about half Cana- in this editorial. Unfortunately, in its listeners to write their names and dian industry, and use us as a spring board presentation to the industry, the motive has addresses down on slips of paper and for their Commonwealth trade. not been sufficiently elaborated upon, with deposit them in one of the eleven So close is the Canadian temperament to the result that the broadcasters and their barrels. As a personal promotion, one of that of the American that there are many sponsors are scrambling to meet the regu- the merchants taking part in the who would not disfavor the absorption of lation's deadline, simply because the BBG draw for the diamond ring, a drug our country. What these people do not says so. store, held a special contest for its realize, or at least appreciate, is that, customers. Before CKDA collected Already, long before 7,,ro hour, Canadian them in of the entries and deposited stripped its individuality and nationality, productions are popping onto telescreens one big barrel at its studios, the Canada would cease to hold her place in with extraordinary rapidity, and many of drug store owner drew one name the roster of industrial nations, because all them are programs which were regarded as from the barrel. The winner, Mrs. Fords would be made in Detroit, Michi- impossible a year ago. Evidence of this Santori, received an eight millimetre gan and Kodaks in Rochester, New York, movie camera. Her name was then appeared in our Beaver Award nominations replaced in the barrel. and Canada would become an American (CB March 17), to the point where our On the night of the big draw for holiday Mecca with an oçcasional gold rush judges all commented on the improvement the $1,000 diamond ring, the entries, thrown in to break the monotony. in the entries. about nine thousand of them, were For given a thorough mixing. Ray Rose, continued growth and prosperity, In the face of a continued inclination on owner of the store contributing the Canada must maintain her independence. the part of the broadcasters to look to the ring, walked over to the barrel and What keeps our two countries living States for their program plans and patterns, drew the winner's name. He handed o side by side, in amity and understanding, we are arrogant enough to suggest that the the slip of paper to Dave Armstrong, but still apart from one is o president of CKDA, who read the another this Beaver nominations, to say nothing of the name over the air. difference which has to be upheld, however winners, constitute a cross -Canada program The winner was the same Mrs. slight it may be. clinic beyond compare, and they are all o Santori who had won the camera Broadcasters and their sponsors, controll- Canadian! in the drug store draw. ing as they do a large part of our system o (NOTE: "The Third Column" is of mass communications, can do a great o devoted to reports of unusual happenings in the fields of radio or deal to this end. The suggestion is not that How long are we going to serve Idaho television or allied activities. Con- they resist the American influence, which potatoes, grown in the province of Quebec; tributions are welcome, especially from stations and advertising agen- seems to be the tenor of the Broadcasting Virginia Ham, cured in Toronto from On- o Act, cies. They should be addressed to but rather that they nurture and foster tario -grown pigs; southern fried chicken, o the paper and need not be designated the ever-increasing development of national served in a Halifax restaurant, from Nova for use in this space, as we may find Canadianism. o them more suitable for some other Scotian broilers? department.)

.,.. 104 cUi' D O YOU PROPERLY APPRECIATE THE FACT, HEMSTEAD, THAT ITIS TO ADVERTISING THAT WE OWE OUR HIGH STANDARD OF LIVING. Page Six Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960 Qae ab ,a se.:. CAMPAIGNS CONTAIN MORE THAN ADVERTISING by ALEC PHARE

(This is the fourth and final article Give two playwrights the same through many advertisements, adap- different, aspect of a campaign, and in a series based on a speech deliv- plot on which to work. One will ted to all media, made their efforts that is media. ered by Alec Phare, managing direc- write a play that will live for years; a campaign. There was a connection Since a campaign is planned, co- tor of the advertising agency, R. C. the other will hand in a dull manu- between all their advertisements, Smith & Son Ltd., to the Executives' ordinated effort, I am sure you will at the script, uninspired and uninspiring. carried right through, of course, to agree that intelligent, planned Advanced Advertising Course the package itself. selec- University of Montreal. This course Present the facts about a product tion of media is a very important was sponsored by the Montreal to two men for advertising. One will Sunlight Soap started its adver- part of your operation. Your survey Advertising and Sales Executives offer a restatement of the facts tising, not by saying "Buy Sunlight work has given you a clear picture Club.) 'without discrimination, insight or Soap", but by demanding "Why Does of your market - not only terri- imagination. The second will pick a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a torially, but also as to the sex, age, F1XACTLY WHAT is a "cam- out the significance or soul of the Man?" They bombarded England habits, income -grouping and pre- paign"? It is a series of product. He'll dramatize that quality, with that question, on bill -boards, ferences of your prospective buyers. connected activities designed to revealing the product in a new, in newspapers, on the wrapper of Dealer surveys have familiarized bring about a result. The key word interesting light. He really endows the soap itself. The answer was that you with the distribution pattern. here is "connected". Any competent it with a transforming idea which harsh laundry soaps, rich in lye, advertising man or woman can converts an uninteresting product Lest your campaign scatter its wrinkled the skin of hands and face, shot, you need to be produce a series of advertisements into one having a new point of and sure the media made the housewife a hag before you select reach the people you for anything - but that is not a interest or usefulness. The idea may her time. Sunlight Soap, by con- campaign. A campaign includes a be astonishingly simple, as when want to reach; at the time and in trast, was kind to your skin. They the way they want to be reached; series of advertisements, but the Macy's labelled certain toys "spinach used a transforming idea long and campaign itself constitutes a planned toys" rewards for children who and in places where they can find - thoroughly. Their series of adver- your goods exposed for effort to co-ordinate every other eat their spinach. Their advertising tisements were knit thereby into sale. useful factor as well, which will sold the idea; the sale of the toys campaigns. You want to keep your campaign contribute to making profitable sales. took care of itself. before prospective buyers with as A good campaign usually has a "Tattle -tale Gray" was a trans- WHAT MAKES A CAMPAIGN? much váriety of impact as possible. connecting thread running all forming idea that held more than For instance, morning newspapers, through it, to make each adver- one campaign together. So was So one method of creating a cam- point of purchase displays, and late tisement a reminder of what has "B.O.". Buckingham cigarettes main- paign is by having a connecting radio or television newscasts would gone before; to maintain the feeling tains continuity through its art factor present in all advertisements, catch prospects in three different of continuity; to add to the total theme - the Guards at Buckingham so that the factor of recollection is ways and at three different times. cumulative impact. This connecting Palace. Say the words "Old Dutch" added to the individual advertise- You'll check to make sure that the thread may be the theme -it may and you instantly see the picture of ments. circulation of media used matches be a slogan, a trade character or a the Dutch housewife who through It would be possible, though the market -population pattern. product symbol - it may be an art - the years "Chases Dirt". She's still unusual, to have the same headline You'll know what the competition is style or a combination of all of doing it, in somewhat more stream- in every advertisement, which is doing, media -wise; and you'll make them. It is the underlying, attention - lined form, today. pretty well what is happening with an effort to meet and beat their getting, interest -holding idea that All the great advertisements of "The Thinking Man's Filter - The efforts, without ever imitating them counts. history took a dull, everyday, prosaic Smoking Man's Taste". It could be or following the crowd. In a word, thought, gave it a transforming the featuring of a trade character or you'll use everything you've ever idea, and then followed through with Trade Mark, like the Smith Brothers learned about media to further the it until everybody had a chance to for Cough Drops, the Negro Mammy objectives of your campaign. take it in. for Aunt Jemima pankake flour, or FI LMLI N E THE CLIENT MUST BE Some of us are old enough to re- the letters B. V. D. for underwear. SOLD PROCESSOR member one of the first ready -to -eat It could be a distinctive type of copy, There is one other phase of plann- breakfast cereals - Force. Every- such as the rhyming copy used by ing we have to do before we can Model No. R15TC body in England knew there was Statler Hotels. It might be a con- call our effort a properly -planned only tinuing form of art work, like the 16 mm Reversal & Neg.- one way to start breakfast, and campaign. You have to sell the cam- that was with oatmeal. "If you want piper in full Highland dress used paign to your client. Otherwise he Pos. Processor for to be as strong as a horse, eat the for a Scotch Whisky. In fact, it is won't sign on the dotted line. The TV Stations. oats that horses eat" idea. Nobody any transforming idea, presented so campaign has to sell itself to pro- wanted a cold cereal. People had to that it catches attention and is spects, otherwise you may lose the Easily installed and economical be made to want it. remembered from one presentation account. Is there anything else to do to the next. to operate. Has a foolproof The Force people designed a It should, for full effect, - under the head of "Planning a quaint, Alice -in -Wonderland sort of be sufficiently flexible to be carried Campaign" to help reach the overdrive system eliminating all through the piece from the - film breakage, scratches and old man, jumping over a fence. With - ultimate objective? Yes, there is. it went the jingle, "High o'er the first newspaper announcement static marks and has a com- through to the product itself on the The client's sales force should fence leaps Sunny Jim; FORCE is not only be informed but enthusi- plete temperature control the food that raises him." merchant's shelves. system. astically sold, on the whole cam- That transforming idea, carried There is another, and entirely paign. Make them realize what Daylight Operating on wonderful sales -support their com- ALL Emulsions. pany is giving them. Pep them up Speeds to 1200 feet per with the thought that, with this Hour. advertising behind them, they'll all Variable Speed Drive sell more goods and so make more money. Show them how they can All Tanks are Stainless CKTB-ST. CATHARINES Steel. use this campaign, and gear their Magazine. Programming to an Adult Audience efforts to it - to their own advan- 1200 ft. Daylight tage all year round. All Metal Construction. - Now Recommended by the BBG for Double -capacity Spray THEN THERE IS THE DEALER Wash Tank. Advertisers used to say "Load the Forced Warm Air Drybox. 10,000 WATTS DAY (5,000 NIGHT) Dealer to the limit. In self-defence, All parts that come in con- - he'll sell the stuff, if he has to hold tact with Solutions are a Going -Out -Of -Business -Sale to do Stainless Steel or Inert Giving an EVEN BETTER signal and less interference Materials. for our complete coverage of the Niagara Peninsula - it." Canada's Richest Market. We don't say that now, because (all: the dealer got wise to it some time Representative, ago. He knows he's valuable to you, CALDWELL A -V Paul Mulvihill so you'd better make a friend of Toronto - Montreal him. EQUIPMENT Co. Ltd. e NIAGARA DISTRICT STATION First of all, make sure your media 447 JARVIS ST. - TORONTO - WA. 2-2103 KTB Sr. CATHARINES plans include enough advertising in (Continued on next page) May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Seven

6a zuesteoce 7/la4tee 1 (Jís4- Zadia CBC SHOULD PLAN FOR VIRGIN AREAS A WEEK FOR DOGS AND WOMEN HE CBC should draw up a spe- to -resources programs - in other cial capital expenditure program words, with the federal and provin- to extend television service into cial governments sharing the costs. Northern Manitoba, it was suggested He said -that if the federal govern- RADIO STATION CKSL, London, Flanders began its run, Bill Brady in the provincial house this month ment could arrange such a program and the Odeon Theatre teamed was on hand as emcee while theatre by Progressive Conservative Robert "some of the provinces would be up last month to promote the fea- manager Bob Yeoman drew the Simpson of Churchill. interested in assisting." ture film Dog of Flanders. winner's name from a barrel con- in his Simpson said the people Bill Brady, CKSL's morning man, taining more than 55,000 entries. 180,000 -square -mile Manitoba con- organized a "B e Kind to Dogs rsr,,.. ... M`F`ge:>vety stituency have been endeavoring and Women" week and invited his to get television ser- Want Service Where Needed for three years women listeners to send in a dime vice into such areas as The Pas and BJECTIONS ¡ , WERE voiced, re- for an invitation to a special screen- Don't miss out on the Flin Flon. cently, at an executive meeting of the new film. He said the usual reply was that ing of the Grande Prairie Chamber such projects would be undertaken of Commerce, to the possible grant- At the theatre party, Bill presented if the federal government would ing of a television license in Ed- a chequefor $135 to SPCA Inspector "CAPTIVE supply the money. He added he had monton to the Canadian Broadcast- Bill Agnew as a contribution to the not seen a request for such money ing Corporation. vital work being done by the organi- in the CBC's recent annual budgets. The CBC is one of five groups zation. The cheque was made up of SUMMER Also, Simpson said, there some- applying to operate a second tele- the dimes Bill had received from his times is an argument that people all vision station in Edmonton, now listeners for the invitations. across Canada should not have to served by CFRN-TV, a privately - As an additional tie-in, CKSL AUDIENCE" contribute toward putting a costly owned station. The Board of Broad- held the "CKSL 1960 Sweepsteaks". television extension into Northern cast Governors will hear the appli- The promotion involved a number in these Manitoba. cations in May. of London merchants anc had as a However, taxpayers in his riding, The Grande Prairie Chamber said jackpot prize more than $4,000 in he continued, pay just as much in the CBC should give television ser- merchandize. To draw attention to TOP taxes as people anywhere else in vice to areas in which there is none, the "Sweepsteaks", the station gave Canada and, while being without such as the Alberta Peace River away brooms and steaks each day Ontario Markets television service themselves, had country. The British Columbia sec- for two weeks prior to the draw for been contributing as taxpayers to tion of the Peace is served by CJDC- the big prize. On the day Dog of television broadcasting in other parts TV, at Dawson Creek, B.C. of the country. A resolution covering these points Channel 3 Simpson suggested that extension was forwarded to the associated of television into northern areas be chambers of commerce of the Peace PEMBROKE Barrie done on the same basis as the roads - River area for further action. Is this the Market Channel 10 you're NOT Selling? Alec Phare (Continued from previous page) North Bay "PLUG THE trade papers to keep the dealer ary processes whereby all the COVERAGE GAP" informed, and convinced that the resources of advertising - or as advertising is at least trying to send many of them as possible - are Channel 6 customers into his store. brought to bear on and contribute Timmins Then, when you are selling your to a complete plan, from the view- campaign to the client's sales force, point, and out of the experience, of try to get them, in turn, to enthuse an agency man. These are the steps is the ONLY MEDIUM the dealers in the same way you by which an agency arrives at a Covering All The enthused them. finished campaign. Upper Ottawa Valley Paul Mulvihill Show them how the dealer can There is much more to be done, of tie-in with the national campaign, course - in layout, copy and media. Check BBM & Co. Ltd. by local advertising of his own, by Not all accounts get the same extent using all the sales -aids your cam- of this treatment; it is not econo- Call STOVIN-BYLES TORONTO - MONTREAL paign provides, and by adequate mically possible. But the quantity of and attractive displays of mer- an agency's services is not the chandise. No two campaigns ever measure of its quality. In other have exactly the same objectives, so words, judge the campaign sub- no two ever go through exactly the mitted to you by your agency by same steps. the soundness of its plans, not by I have tried to outline the necess- the size of its plans board. "2nd ANNUAL SUMMER SCHOOL FRp,sER VALLEy,, OF COMMUNICATIONS" University of British Columbia Serving B.C.'s Top Farm Area JULY 18 - AUGUST 5, 1960 with 10,000 watts SEMINAR ON COMMUNICATIONS-Dr. William N. McPhee, Research Associate, Bureau of Applied Social Research, Colum- bia University. Fraser Valley feeds SPEECH FOR BROADCASTING-Dr. P. Read Campbell, College Vancouver of Education. UBC. á FILM PRODUCTION-Mr. David Bennett, film writer and director. (N.F.B. Parry Films ) accounts for - ... For complete details write: half of B.C.'s Farm produce Extension Department, University of British Columbia, REPRESENTATIVES Vancouver 8, B.C. ALL -CANADA RADIO FACILITIES Canada. Page Eight Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

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BBG RESUMES HEARINGS IN EDMONTON AND CALGARY

A FTER A SHORT hiatus of about now served by private television Northgate Broadcasting Company taneously the programs of CFPA, n a month and a half, the Board stations. CFRN-TV in Edmonton Limited, formed by Dr. Charles Port Arthur, owned by Ralph H. of Broadcast Governors next week operates on channel 3 with a power Allard and Associates, which would Parker Limited. gets back to the business of hearing of 90.4 kilowatts audio and 180.3 kilo- operate a station with a power of A request for an increase in day- applications for the establishment watts video. CHCT-TV, Calgary, 52.7 kw video and 26.3 kw audio and time power from 5,000 to 10,000 watts of second television stations. operates on channel 2 with a power a directional antenna of 660 feet. by CKTR, Trois Rivières. In Edmonton, starting May 10, the of 50 kilowatts audio and 100 kilo- Other Edmonton applications in- A request for an increase in power BBG will hear five such applications watts video. Both are basic stations clude opposing bids to set up a new from 250 to 2,500 watts night and and in Calgary the following week of the CBC television network. television station in Prince George, 10,000 watts day by Hyland Radio they will listen to two. During the BC, by Aurora TV Limited and TV Limited, operators of CJIC, Sault two meetings they will also hear 19 EDMONTON CKPG Television Limited. Ste. Marie. other applications. The five applicants seeking to Both would operate on channel 3: Humber Valley Broadcasting Com- Both Edmonton and Calgary are operate a television station on Aurora TV with a power of 417 watts pany Limited, Newfoundland, which 208 channel 5 in Edmonton are: video and watts audio and received approval from the BBG to The Canadian Broadcasting Cor- CKPG-TV with a power of 210 watts operate a new AM station at 560 poration, which would operate a video and 114 watts audio. kos with a directional broadcast A week end summer station with a power of 318 kw video The CBC is also seeking per- pattern at night only, seeks to mission saturation campaign on and 159 kw audio and an omni- to establish a satellite of broadcast at 570 kos with an omnidirectional antenna of 669 feet. CBOT, Ottawa, at Pembroke, Onta- directional pattern. The station has the Mulvihill represented Radio Station CHED, which would rio. It is also asking for minor not yet gone on the air. changes in three of its low -power The BBG will also hear stations will deliver operate a station with a power of the appli- 210 kw video and 120 kw audio and radio relay transmitter. stations. A cations for changes in the share a directional antenna of 992 feet. change in the antenna site of CBAE, ownership of the licensees listed Digby, NS and in the frequencies, of below xrhich would result Peak Edmonton Video Limited, headed in a by R. A. Milner and Gerry Gaetz, CBLK, Kirkland Lake and CBRV, change of ownership or control in Vanderhoof, BC. the licensee: Listening former manager of CJCA, Edmonton, which would operate a station with Looking for increases in power Transfer of 12,501 common shares a power of 191 kw video and 91 kw are: of capital stock in Central Ontario audio and an omnidirectional anten- Radio Station CFCW, Camrose, Television Ltd., licensee of CKCO- na of 719 feet. from 1,000 watts to 10,000 watts. TV, Kitchener. PLUS Mayfair Broadcasting Company Radio Station CFRN, Edmonton, Transfer of 1,000 common shares Limited, headed by Alex Starko and from 10,000 watts to 50,000 watts. of capital stock, representing all the Associates, which would operate a Radio Station CFRN-FM, Edmon- issued shares of capital stock in Increased station with a power of 200 kw video ton, from 250 to 810 watts. Maritime Broadcasting Co. Ltd., and 100 kw audio and an omni- All three of these stations also licensee of CHNS, Halifax. Sales directional antenna of 665 feet. seek a change in antenna site. Transfer of 38,001 common and 50 preferred shares of capital stock CALGARY in Dinosaur Broadcasting Ltd., s In Travel The two applicants bidding for the licensee of CJDV, Drumheller. second television license in Calgary A change in the ownership of the SOMETHING are: shares of capital stock of a corporate CFCN Television Limited, includ- shareholder owning 50% of Leth- DIFFERENT Paul Mulvihill ... ing Radio Station CFCN, which bridge Television Ltd., licensee of & Co. Ltd. July 1: would operate on channel 4 with a CJLH-TV, Lethbridge. RUSSSIA, Vienna, Munich, power of 55 kilowatts video and 27.5 A change in the ownership of TORONTO - MONTREAL Oberammergau, Holland, kilowatts audio and a directional qualifying shares of capital stock in etc. antenna of 669 feet. Lethbridge Television Ltd., licensee Representing these Conducted by Babs Brown. Chinook Communications Limited, of CJLH-TV, Lethbridge. $1,650. radio stations which would operate on channel 4 CJFX, Antigonish July 7: with a power of 100 kilowatts video CKBB, Barrie YUGOSLAVIA, Oberam- and 50 kilowatts audio and an Mcleod Joins Ottawa TV App. CFNB, Fredericton mergau, Austria, Spain, omnidirectional antenna of 669 feet. BRUCE McLEOD, general mana- CJCH, Halifax Portugal, etc. Conducted Other applications include: ger of by Enid B.A. the Tel -Ad Company, CFOX, Montreal - Walker, $1,675. A bid by Russell Charles Reid, on operating CKGN-TV North Bay Pointe Claire behalf of Family Broadcasting Cor- was named general manager of CFPA, Port Arthur poration Limited, for a license to Intercity Broadcasting last CKTB, St. Catharines CLAIRE WALLACE month by establish a new AM radio station Roger M. Seguin, president of the CHOK, Sarnia TRAVEL BUREAU LTD. CFCL, Timmins in Vancouver with a power of 10,000 corporation. Intercity is one of five 126-A Cumberland St.,Toronto watts on 1070 kcs. applicants bidding for the second WA. 5-4284 A e3'íA,m?zrr/f,,z w%emm?%///"C./1/.%'::: request by Ralph H. Parker television license in Ottawa. Limited for a license to establish a Replacing McLeod as general new FM radio station in Port Arthur manager of CKGN-TV, will be G. with A power of 50 watts on 102.7 A. Alger, president of the Tel -Ad mgs. The station would carry simul- Co. Ltd.

HOPE GARBER Western Ontario home- makers rely on her "AT HOME" show for news of interest to women. A home- maker and mother herself, Hope has their confidence.

Another reason why . . .

Western Ontario is sold on CFPLz TIIV Representatives: CHANNEL ln LONOON Canada-All-Canada Television U.S.A.-Weed & Co. ,ellUey-PeOPENN_ol/NTOIlONT01le/0 May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Nine

by BOB MILLER can guerilla fighter who opposed partment is consulted about pro- Film Festival productions), the CBC (two pro- American grams from the Uncle Chichimus the British in the Carolinas during grams which might run counter to TEN CANADIAN -MADE films series), Chetwynd Films Ltd. (Man the Revolutionary War." government policy. Defence Minister walked off with blue ribbon of Kintail), and Crawley Films Ltd. Award -winner Neilson was born Pearkes said the film had been with- first prize awards at the American (five episodes from RCMP). in Regina. drawn from RCAF stations until it Film Festival's second annual dinner Winners of the television -class could be examined and objectionable in New York April 22. awards have already been selected, CBC'S ROSS Talks to SMPTE features deleted. More than 200 films from all over although they won't be announced RODGER J. ROSS, supervisor of TASS stated that the Canadian North America were entered in the until June. Judges were Don Ren- technical film operations for the government was "forced to admit competition. The American Film shaw, MacLaren Advertising Co. Ltd. CBC in Toronto, will present a paper that as a result of the combination Festival is divided into 34 categories, (Chairman); Elizabeth Loosley, edi- on "Exposure Control in Television of Canadian and American anti- with prizes given to one film only in tor of FOOD FOR THOUGHT, (official Film Recording" to the 87th Con- aircraft defence within the system each category, except in the case publication of the Canadian Asso- vention of the Society of Motion of NORAD, American propagandists of a tie, where duplicate awards are ciation for Adult Education) ; Roy Picture Technicians and Engineers of the cold war have gained wide MacLean made. Beamish, -Hunter Pub- in Los Angeles May. 5. opportunities for the distribution in The ten Canadian winners are: lishing Co.; and Albert Saint-Jean, In his paper, Ross will outline the Canada of their `productions'." Association. I'll Sing, Not Cry, produced in Canadian Education advantages of a constant density Africa by the Rev. Anson C. Moor - MacLaren Advertising's studio and density difference film process. house for the Berkeley Studios of facilities were used by the judges for the United Church of Canada, won screening the more than ten hours "The Clenched Fist" the blue ribbon in the doctrinal and of film. denominational category. The film Sponsors of Canadian Film ACANADIAN TELEVISION shows life in an African village and Awards are the Canadian Film showing of the US defence film, portrays the introduction of Christ- Institute, The Canadian Association The Clenched Fist, was "an impu- ian philosophy through a song. for Adult Education and the Associ- dent anti-Soviet provocation," ac- Quetico, produced by Christopher ation of Motion Picture Producers cording to the Soviet newspaper, Chapman of Toronto for the Quetico and Laboratories of Canada. KRASNAYA ZVEZDA. Foundation, shows the natural wil- The official USSR news agency TAss quoted the newspaper story derness of the Quetico district in Tales of the "Swamp Fox" Northern Ontario. The film was and said US military authorities are given the prize in the sports, recrea- LAST OCTOBER, the CBC refused trying to foment the cold war tion and physical education category. to telecast the six -part filmed through Canadian television. The The National Film Board accoun- television series, The Swamp Fox, Clenched Fist, the Soviet news ted for eight of the awards with: as episodes in its Walt Disney Pre- agency said, "openly calls for an Women on the March, Part I sents TV show because the series attack on the USSR and the coun- placed first in the history, biography gave a "distorted or overdrawn por- tries of the Socialist camp." and current events category. It is trayal of the British military cam- The film is distributed by NORAD, the first half of an hour-long docu- paign." In its place, the CBC re -ran the joint Canadian -American defen- mentary on the struggle for equal several earlier Walt Disney Presents ce command. TAss quoted the news- rights for women. It was produced episodes. paper as saying: by Douglas Tunsell, with script and The Swamp Fox was the nickname "Copies of this film had been sent narration by Pierre Berton. given to Francis Marion, who fought from the USA for distribution The Living Stone, a color film, for the colonials in the War of the throughout the whole of Canada. details how Eskimo carvings convey Revolution. The showing of the anti,Soviet film many of their ancient beliefs and A recent release from the ABC- presented such an open provocation, legends of the natives. It won first TV network in the US says that that the Canadian authorities has- place in the graphic arts cátegory. Leslie Nielson, who stars as The tened to disassociate themselves It was produced by Tom Daly. Swamp Fox, has received the first from it, stating that it had all Le Merle is an animated film by radio and television award to be happened without their knowledge NFB artist, Norman McLaren. First made by the Children of the Ame- and agreement." rican in the "film as art" category, the Revolution, a subsidiary of Following a showing of the film animation productions production is based on an old the Daughters of the American on CKVR-TV, Barrie, H. W. Her - French-Canadian folk song about Revolution, for his "authentic por- ridge (CCF - Kootenay West) asked WA. 2-5515 TORONTO. a bird that loses parts of its body trayal of Francis Marion, the Ameri- whether the External Affairs De- one by one and then regains them three -fold. The Lyric Trio of Mont- real sing the accompaniment. World In A Marsh was produced BIG by Michael Spencer and photo- Jir` NEws graphed by William Carrick. It won / in the agricultural, conservation and <

Canadian Film Awards *all the effects ycu can use IFTEEN FILMS were entered Li in the "made for television" category of this year's Canadian T H E VIDEO T A P E Film Awards, which will be pre- CENTRE sented in Toronto June 3. The films - made expressly for TV and running from 15 to 60 meridian minutes in length - were entered studios limited by the National Film Board (seven 1202 Woodbine Avenue, Toronto. OX. 8-1628 Page Ten Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

I'll need my hearing Now aid for the 'f ACA '- 10,000 Watts DESIGNED FOR EASY TUNING O-4 GREETINGS and salutations from office. She was transferred to their your highly-travelled scribe, Toronto office in 1953. who just returned from a highly - Toronto reps will be looking up enjoyable holiday in Puerto Rico, in their statistics, because Mary, uni- time to get out to TCA it out to versally popular among them as well Winnipeg to put in a word for as the rest of the industry, has a England at the annual banquet of reputation for knowing what she the Winnipeg branch of the Royal wants and getting it. Society of St. George. It has often occurred to me, that IT COULD HAPPEN HERE of all the patron saints of the older countries, St. George gets passed THE AP STORY about ex -US - over the most lightly for some un- President Harry Truman play- known reason (possibly the innate ing the part of baby-sitter for his modesty of all Englishmen), but grand children got a new twist in this was not the case in Winnipeg THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR last week. in 1960. Captioned "He's proud and who's to blame him", the story under the Advance notices of the dinner picture named his two grandchildren were liberally disseminated by radio, and went into all the details in such television and the daily press, to say a nice and folksy way. The only MIII°.111.1133"."11°3331.31 Mail, nothing of Her Majesty's and thing was - the picture. It was an they even went so far as to stick me ape, with a handful of day -old in front of the CBC's television chicks. 1280 cameras on CBWT's Spotlight. This was on Friday evening, BUSY BOY FRENCH immediately before the great Satur- IN MONTREAL day. Then, Saturday morning at the ri NE OF THE busiest, and I In Montreal calf Johnny Nadon - In Toronto: Stephens 8 Towndrow ungodly hour of 7.30 am (as if the should judge happiest people I one hour time differential wasn't ran into on my recent jaunt to enough), Les Garside, of Inland Winnipeg was Jack Davidson, of Broadcasting, who is the vice- CKY, who is in the process of trans- president of the society, picked me forming himself into the general up at the Charterhouse Motel (a new manager of CJAY-TV, the new one, and very good too), where I Winnipeg TV station, which is stayed and they held the dinner, and slated to go on the air November 1. he and I burst into CKY's morning Digging has actually begun on the show. site, near the sports arena, which came in for so much discussion We were introduced by Cactus during the Winnipeg hearings of the Jack (Wells) as Sir Leslie Garside BBG, and and Lewis, Jack drove me out to Sir Richard to give the have a look. dinner another heist in our indi- We also stole, for a moment, into the arena where a vidual and inimitable fashion. rodeo was in progress. It was a pleasant function from They hope to. have a tunnel from where I sat (and stood), and I the station to the arena, so that sincerely hope that St. George was they duly gratified. can run their equipment through for sports events. And then, right alongside, there is a mammoth BIENVENUE shopping centre, with oodles of room AVERY WARM welcome back to for parking purposes. Toronto to our old pal Mary Having disposed of the represen- Moran, who last week took up her tation problem - it has gone to new duties as manager of the Broad- Stovin-Byles in Canada and Weed cast Division of the Media Depart- & Co. in the United States - Jack ment of J. Walter Thompson Co. is now concentrating on engaging Ltd., Toronto. his key personnel. Mary, who left MacLaren Adver- One minor key note in all the tising, where she was also a member rush and bustle, was the news that of the Media Department, last July, Lloyd Moffat, CKY president, and a has been in Montreal on a special director of the CJAY-TV organi- assignment for CFCF. Having com- zation, was in the Mayo Clinic, in pleted this, she took a brief holiday, Rochester, having just undergone and has now settled down in her heart surgery. However the news .. to sell Saskatchewan new permanent berth. was that the had come through his Although she has spent a great first two nights in a satisfactory advertisers use deal of time in Montreal, and, as a manner, and was hoped to be start- CKCK result is completely bilingual, Mary ing back along the road to recovery, first saw the light of day in Ontario to emerge at about the time when B.B.M. (in Regina City) Elliott -Baynes (in Regina City) called Killaloe. Jack Davidson has everything under CKCK -1st CKCK - Ist - somewhere (All Time Periods/ 117 of 18 Time Periods) She started her broadcasting control. Smart fellows these Moffats! career in the CK B.B.M. (in Saskatchewan) 8.8.M.- Fall 1959 (Mon. lo Fri.) Montreal office of And this reminds me that I'm not CKCK - ist "Elliott Hoynes-Feb., 1960 Whitehall Broadcasting Ltd., becom- so dumb myself, so I'm going to 16 Time Periods/ (Mon. lo Fri.) ( of 24 ing the Gal Friday of Vic George shut off this nonsense and go out REGINA who was then running that estab- for a short beer. So buzz me if you l lishment. This was in 1939. hear do l CKCKrad'o She anything, and if a woman soll moved to MacLaren's in February answers, hang up, because you will REPRESENTATIVES: ALL CANADA RADIO & TV LTD. 1948, starting in their Montreal have the wrong number. May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Eleven

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Program Is Sounding Board On Current Events O ACT AS A platform for dis- The same format is used on almost Social Credit; A. H. McDonald, cussion of topics of both local all programs in the series and Liberal; and Martin Pederson, Prog- and national interest is the aim of although there may not be any ressive Conservative. Opinions Unlimited, a one -hour tangible result from the broadcasts, "Capital Punishment" - the city weekly program currently running letters from viewers throughout the prosecutor; a defence lawyer; Hon. over CKCK-TV, Regina, Sask. area thank CKCK-TV for the dis- T. J. Bently, provincial Minister When the provincial government cussions and for bringing many of Social Welfare; Father Lepine. its proposed medical care pertinent questions out in the open. announced In addition to discusions of plan, Alex Jupp, producer and mod- current Other issues discussed on Opinions topics, Opinion Unlimited often de- erator of Opinions Unlimited, made Unlimited, and the participants, have for representatives of votes the full hour to interviewing arrangements been: people in the news. Among those the government and the medical "Is Our Liquor Legislation appear on the program Anti- interviewed in the past months have profession to quated?" Reverend H. Mutchmor; been discuss the issues involved. - Solon Low, national leader of and Bishop M. Coleman; Hon. M. space was alloted for C. the Social Credit party; Claude Originally, Fines, provincial treasurer; Police Jodoin, president of the audience of about 75, but Canadian a studio Chief Arthur Cookson Labor Congress; Cyrus Eaton, time 120 people had crowded Amer- by air ican industrialist; and Blair into the studio. "Is Your School Doing Its Tob?" Fraser, Appearing on behalf of the gov- - principal of Regina College; the the recently - appointed editor of MACLEAN'S MAGAZINE. ernment was Premier T. C. Douglas. Director of Curricula; a local parent. Representing the Saskatchewan Col- "Should Agriculture be Subsi- lege of Physicians and Surgeons was dized?" - the vice-president of the Dr. E. W. Barootes, a well-known Saskatchewan Wheat Pool inter- Regina doctor. Each was given viewed by three representatives of twelve minutes to present his side the local press, radio and television. 7iTiPi of the case, after which Alex Jupp "TV and the Home" - TV pro- called for questions from the audi- duction manager; Education TV ence. After about ten specific ques- Committee; local teacher and parent. 6000 tions concerning the proposed plan, "Debate" - leaders of the pro- GIVES NETWORK QUALITY each speaker was given three addi- vince's four political parties: Premier tional minutes to sum up. T. C. Douglas, CCF; Martin Kelln, TO YOUR LOCAL STUDIO PRODUCTION! TelePro has more light - 6000 lumens than BBG Appoints Program Research Director any other rear -screen- pro- jector. ROSS McLEAN, a former head of or indecent, news broadcasts con-

, the National Film Board, has taining advertisements in the body TelePro offers a sharp, been appointed to the Board of of the newscast, false or misleading clean image, right to the Broadcast Governors as program news, abusive comment on a race, edges of the screen. research director. The position will religion or creed. TelePro changes 85 slides involve scanning station logs and It will be McLean's special job to a minute! Ideal for simu- monitoring programs where neces- police these regulations, working lated animation effects. sary. with the governors and the log - chairman examiners. TelePro can provide dra- Doctor Andrew Stewart, matic production touches of the BBG, said this is a vital job in Part of his work probably will to "dull" shows. the Board's make-up and one for consist of making an analysis of which the governors have not had existing television programs and how WRITE TODAY FOR ILLUSTRATED too much time themselves. they may be changing as the stations LITERATURE ON TELEPRO 6000 Dr. Stewart, vice-chairman Roger begin preparing for the Canadian - Duhamel and Carlyle Allison, the content rules, which will require a third full-time member of the Board, minimum of 45 per cent Canadian CALDWELL A -V as well as some of the other twelve content in the programing of all TV members and the BBG staff have stations as of April 1, 1961. A year EQUIPMENT Co. Ltd. done some station monitoring since later, the minimum Canadian con- 447 JARVIS ST. - TORONTO WA. 2-2103 they began their regulatory task in tent will rise to 55 per cent. earnest about eighteen months ago. Under BBG regulations, radio and television stations are prohibited from broadcasting several kinds of programs - those that are obscene WANTED SALES DIRECTOR C -JAY TV Channel 7, Winnipeg RADIO STATION - Applicants for the position of General Sales Director are now being considered by C -JAY TV, Channel 7, Winnipeg. SALES MANAGER The man selected will have most, if not all, of the following qualifications: 1. Advertiser and Agency knowledge. He must have a full understanding $10,000 of national advertising procedure, experience in advertising agency + contacts, advertising agency relations, and knowledge of research merchandising and Progressive, expanding 2. Administrative. He must hire, train and supervise an effective sales staff, a promotion and merchandising department, traffic, commercial Western station requires and TV copy departments. live -wire sales manager 3. Local Sales. Experience in the Winnipeg market or other major city markets is essential. 76 ST: A WEST with proven sales record. 4. TV Experience. Experience in selling local and national television time TORONTO Moving expenses is useful. Knowledge of commercal production will also be considered paid. Send an asset. complete confidential There is a big future for the General Sales Director of C -JAY TV. If you AO° resume to: qualify in three of the four points above, we would like to hear from you. We realize that you are probably now established in a senior position and Offices in: don't answer normal ads. Your application will be strictly confidential. Please provide a complete history with your letter. Advise if we may CHARLES check your references. MONTREAL Reply to - Jack M. Davidson, General Manager, WINNIPEG EXECUTIVES Channel Seven Television Limited, C 432 120 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto 12, -JAY TV, Main Street, Winnipeg. VANCOUVE Ontario. Hudson 7-1576 Our Reps. are familiar with our requirements STOVIN-BYLES LTD., CANADA WEED & CO., U.S.A. Page Twelve Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

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The greatest DR. STEWART WILL ADDRESS BANFF MEETING JUNE 2-4 advertising French ONE OF THE highlights of this be given to the problem of sales. 12.00 noon - Golf Tournament for medium year's Western Association of One of the speakers on this subject both men and women. The chair- Broadcasters' Convention, to be will be Fred A. Palmer from man is Gordon Carter, CFCN, Cal- in held at the Banff Springs Hotel, Worthington, Ohio. gary. Hosts at the 19th hole will be Quebec Banff, Alberta, June 2 to 4, will be On Saturday morning, June 4, B.C. Tree Fruits Limited. the keynote address by Dr. Andrew there will be separate radio and FRIDAY, 3. Stewart, Chairman of the Board of television section meetings. Nelson JUNE 3 O OOO KV Broadcast Governors. says these sessions should be loaded 9.30 am - Call to Order. Appoint- G. Blair Nelson, president of the with topics that are of interest to ment of secretary, introductions, %Hu WAB and general manager of all broadcasters. appointment of committees and the TV CHANNEL CFQC-TV, Saskatoon, says that, At the closed business meeting, minutes. following his address, Dr. Stewart Saturday afternoon, there will be a 10.00 am - President's Report. G. SHERBROOKE has agreed to answer any questions report from the President of the Blair Nelson, general manager of put to him by those attending. CAB, Murray Brown, who will bring CFQC-TV, Saskatoon. We cover Also, in line with the recom- WAB members up to date on all the 10.30 am Keynote Address. Dr. confronting - the Montreal market mendation made at last year's meet- most important matters Andrew Stewart, chairman of the ing, some concentrated attention will the CAB, such as the Woods Gordon BBd. Report, copyrights, the Parliament- ary Committee and transmitter 11.15 am - Questions to Dr. Stew- license fees. art. 12.00 noon - Luncheon. CALDWELLtZI EQUIPMENT AGENDA 2.00 pm - Sales Clinic. "The Last CO. LTD. THURSDAY, JUNE 2 has ALL the SOUND VEFFECTS Three Feet" by Fred A. Palmer, 10.00 am - Registration. Mrs. Worthington, Ohio. 447 JARVIS ST TORONTO 5 WA 2-2103 Bergsteinson. 4.00 pm - Sales. Don Hartford, manager of CFAC, Calgary, is the chairman. 6.30 pm - Cocktails. 7.30 pm - Annual Dinner and presentation of golf prizes and other awards. 4 SATURDAY, JUNE 4 CJCN -TV Channel 8.30 am- Breakfast. "How to Close a Sale" by Fred A. Palmer. 10.00 am - Radio and Television meetings. Radio section chaired by Central Newfoundland Jim Love, CFCN, Calgary and television section chaired by Ed Raw- linson, CKBI, Prince Albert. 12.30 pm - Luncheon. X87,000 NEW TV Viewers 2.30 pm- Business meetings open to WAB members only.

CBC Appointment THE CBC HAS appointed Dan G. Crone director of management services. In his new position he will be responsible for operating an internal consulting service and will direct studies of administrative practices, areas of responsibility and work assignments in CBC offices in Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto. He was formerly director of systems and procedures for the CBC in Ottawa. K. M. Kelly, former CBC assistant director of personnel, has been appointed special assistant to the vice-president, administration and finance.

These are some of the Businesses covered by Newfoundland's newest Television station CJCN-TV. Mrs. Sam Block of *which covers over 87,000 Captive Newfoundlanders in Saskatoon such towns as Gander, Grand Falls, Botwood, Buchans, says: Windsor and many; many more. ALL NEW TV VIEWERS. "Sometimes, my husband is not the friendliest guy GET THE FACTS FROM STOVIN-BYLES when he gets up in the morning, but CKOM's CJCN-TV is owned and operated by the Newfoundland Broadcasting Co., owners of: Jack McClung, with his early - morning chatter, CJON-TV CJOX-TV CJON-AM has a way of getting that 930 Kc. Channel 6 Channel 10 chip off the of `Block'!" May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Thirteen

GOOD QUESTION Regarding people who speak of advertising as a dirty word, we have been wondering just how clean are such words as statism, socialism and com- munism.

MUST BE WORTH IT It's quite all right being a hard man to know, so long as the final result is worth the effort.

NO RETURN Accuracy in a newsman may be likened to virtue in a woman, except that a news story can always be retracted.

WHAT'S THE USE? Early to bed, early to rise and you'll meet very few prominent people. - George Ade

RACIAL PREJUDICE Possibly the reason why Scots- men orient themselves into Canadian life so ranch more readily than Englishmen is that they have so much less to lose.

STRICTLY TO PATTERN Announcers come and announcers go but somehow or other they all seem to be the same character with a different face. O O

AUDREY STUFF Then there's the gal, who o Y worked ;2, in a bank, and was so respons dumb that when her manager told her to get change for a hundred dollar bill, she went YOU WON'T FIND into every store in the block IT IN "WEBSTER" and came back to say that nobody could accommodate WE HAVE IT AT... her.

WITHOUT PREJUDICE Do you remember the one about the Montreal announcer who broadcast a long list of missing persons and threw in the names of the chief of police, the station manager and the sponsor? CmCPO

CAP THIS ONE There was a sharp producer, who explained the low rating F of his show by pointing out that the members of his audience are so wrapped up in the program that they won't even get up to answer the phone. Page Fourteen Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

SIGHT (ek SOIJNJ) News From Advertising Avenue About Radio and Television Accounts, Stations and People

SHOPSY FOODS Limited are ceeds the baseball broadcast on TWO RECENT additions to the tying -in with the Toronto Maple CKEY, Toronto, Shopsy's are also staff at CKRC, Winnipeg are: IAN GRANT Leaf Baseball Club in a big way. In sponsoring the games on a partici- Bob Kenny, who after a brief tour The throne speech read at the addition to sponsoring Joe Crysdale's pating basis during the regular of duty with CKPT, Peterborough, January 14 opening has of parliament Warm -Up, a daily five-minute inter- season and playoff broadcasts. returned to take over the 2 to said the committee would be estab- view show which immediately pre - The account is handled by Muter, 5 pm disc jockey shift. lished. One such committee Harvey Davidson, met last Culiner, Frankfurter & Gould who has moved session and, after turning in a report Limited. over from CKCK, Regina. At 'RC stiffly critical of the publicly -owned he will be a featured newscaster. CBC, asked permission to sit again JGERALD GALES, formerly in - this year. WANTED dustrial advertising manager of %/FeCONNELL, Eastman has Dominion Rubber Company Limited, moved its Montreal office into ll ANADIAN Vacmaster Company E. new quarters has joined William Algie Limited on the seventh floor Limited, the North American advertising agency as an account of the Dominion Square Building. EXPERIENCED operating company of Vorwerk & supervisor. Gales has wide experi- Co., Mashinenfabrik, RECENT ADDITIONS to the staff Wuppertal - ence in the agency field, having Barmen, Germany, has appointed been with Schneider -Cardon of of CKGM, Montreal, include: Advertising TELEVISION Dan Grant (Canada) Ltd. to Montreal. Doctor, former news director handle its advertising. at CJRH, Richmond Hill. Vorwerk Vacmaster is a light- BOB QUINN up at Radio Repre- Jim Muir, former news announcer weight vacuum PERSONNEL sentatives Limited informs us at CHIC, Brampton. cleaner that is being sold around the world. Global sales that Arnold Nelson, formerly with Peter Romar, former salesman are estimated for progressive video-tape International Business Machines, has with CFCF, Montreal. over the ten million mark. `. equipped operation close joined his staff as a time salesman. Frank Fyfe, former salesman with The account was formerly handled to Montreal. Urgent need Bob says that two more people WCAX-TV, Burlington, Vermont. by Burns Advertising exists for: will join TV Reps in the near future. Stan Williams. former news an- in Toronto. By the way as of May 1 their offices nouncer at CKSO, Sudbury. TECHNICIANS with mini- F1RWIN, WASEY, Ruthrauff & are on the third floor of 76 St. Clair Ryan has been appointed mum 2 years station Ave. West. Radio Reps are still lo- JAY -T y, Winnipeg, expected to to handle the advertising for CKPC, experience. cated on the fifth. be in operation by November 1, Brantford. has The station will soon appointed Stovin-Byles Limited boost its power OPERATORS with full as their national representatives. to 10,000 watts. training on camera, tele - The station will be repped by ALLAN F. WATERS, Weed in president of cine and switching. Central Ontario & Company the US. CHUM, Toronto, announced last PROMOTION WRITER D EVENUE MINISTER Nowlan week that he and Ralph Snelgrove, president of CKBB and who can turn out top Radio Station n told the commons last week CKVR-TV, that the Government still Barrie, have signed contracts for the calibre press releases. intends to purchase Requires a seek establishment of station CKPT, Peter- of a Special borough, can produce Commons Committee on Broadcast- which went on the air last ARTIST who November. above average graphics DISC JOCKEY with an ing this session. interest in sports and some He said "that's the intention" The sale is subject to approval by and set designs. the Board sports experience. when J. W. Pickersgill, Liberal of Broadcast Governors. Waters and Snelgrove indicated Send resume of back- member for Bonavista-Twillingate, Also asked whether the Government that they will take over as con- ground, experience and trolling managers until BBG per- in com- plans to place a motion before the salary required An EXPERIENCED OPERA- commons calling for the setting up mission for transfer of shares is plete confidence to: TOR, young lady preferred. of the committee. received. Bill Brennan, president Director of Operations Details in confidence to: and Bud Hayward, manager of CKPT have Box A498 Married man with Family, left the station. Hayward has joined CJSS-TV Canadian Broadcaster Thirty years of age. Thirteen CFCF-TV, Mqntreal. Brennan's P.O. Box 969 years of Radio and Television plans are not known. CORNWALL, ONTARIO 219 Bay St., Toronto, Ont. experience, both in 'Produc- tion & Engineering'. Seeks position as Technical Producer or Production FOR SALE Supervisor. Collins 12Z2 four channel remote amplifier in new condition, less Apply Box A496 batteries $250. Canadian Broadcaster Box A493 Canadian Sc,m Paeto, 219 Bay St., Toronto, Ont. Broadcaster 219 Bay St., Toronto, Ont.

CJSP RADIO POSITION OPEN IMMEDIATELY

Requires TWO Top -Flight ! Men STUDIO SUPERVISOR - CFCF-RADIO A. RETAIL SALESMAN: exciting, rewarding, busy future for creative self - starter. Must be experienced radio time Responsibilities include technical maintenance of salesman. Apply JOHN C. GARTON, retail salesmanager. modern studio plant and scheduling and supervision of B. AIR PERSONALITY: prefer married man who thrives on operating staff. The man we are looking for has probably responsibility - self-starter who .likes work and all air been chief engineer of a smaller station, or perhaps situations. Must know pop music. Good remuneration. Apply maintenance supervisor of a larger installation. LOU F. TOMASI, program director. Applications, including summary of experience and salary desired, should be addressed to: CJSP RADIO CHIEF ENGINEER. Leamington, Ontario CFCF-RADIO, RAPIDLY EXPANDING TO BETTER SERVE 600 DOMINION SQUARE BUILDING, CANADA'S 7th MAJOR MARKET MONTREAL, P.Q. May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Fifteen

HAROLD F. RITCHIE & Co. Ltd. is now sponsoring a second Brylcreem-MG Sports Car Contest. This year the company will give away fifteen "Brylcreem Red" MG sports cars. Entrants must complete a sentence about Brylcreem in fifteen words or less. The first car will be awarded May 27. Television will be used extensively to promote the nation-wide contest and for the first time, the company FIRST IN will use newspaper advertising in major cities as well as car cards. The company will use its network television properties - Country Hoedown, The Deputy, Pays et EDMONTON Merveilles and Le Clé de Sol - to promote the contest. Ritchie has A new sound embracing the best of modern hits, the big band also purchased spot announcements on US border stations. Agency for WITH THE sound of the forties, the old standards and the Gold records. Ritchie is MacLaren Advertising Co. Ltd. Ched once again leads the entire industry with a long-range The cars will be presented to the winners at the showroom of a policy. Ched's Sound of Sixty is the sound that adults and British Motor Corporation dealer in SOUND the major city nearest the winner's discriminating teenagers demanded. home. Winners will also be announ- SURVEYS, LETTERS, PHONE ced on Country Hoedown and Le CALLS PROVE IT! Clé de Sol. OF SIXfl

THE SALE OF the Mutual Broad- casting System to Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Com- pany, was announced last month in New York. The network was acquired from Albert McCarthy and Chester Ferguson, Florida business- men and owners since mid -1959. This marks the fifth change in ownership over the last three years. Herbert Buetow, president of Min- nesota Mining, said Mutual will operate "with the greatest possible degree of independence." He added that Robert Hurleigh, Mutual staff che member since 1944 and president a since last July, will remain in his present post. The network, founded in 1934, owns no stations but supplies a radio program service of news, sports, special events and music to 458 affili- ated stations.

R. B. BRYCE, clerk of the 1VIR.Privy Council and the Prime Minister's liaison with the cabinet's Emergency Measures Organization, recently told the Commons Estimates Committee that the government will soon name the radio and television stations where civil defence information would be available in the event of a nuclear attack. He said that negotiations are underway with the stations concerned.

Experienced EDMONTON IS Station SOLD ON CHED Copy -Writer 10,000 WATTS 24 HOURS DAILY Is Looking Representatives:

Would like to locate with STEPHENS & TOWNDROW A. J. MESSNER & CO. LTD. WINNIPEG agency anywhere. TORONTO MONTREAL Married no family - or SCHARF BROADCAST SALES FORJOE & CO. INC. illusions. LTD. U.S.A. VANCOUVER Modest Salary to start.

Box A497 Canadian Broadcaster 219 Bay St., Toronto, Ont. Page Sixteen Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

DIRECTORY OF STATION SALES REPRESENTATIVES

AIR -TIME SALES LTD. CKSW. Television: A. J. MESSNER & CO. CFRY, Portage CFBR, Sudbury Swift Current CHEK-TV, La Prairie *CKFH, Toronto CJOB, Winnipeg Victoria Winnipeg 171 McDermot Avenue CKPC, Brantford CKNX, Wingham Toronto - 2149 Yonge St. - HUdson CJOY, Guelph CFRN-TV, - CJLX, CKOX, Woodstock 5-0746. President Michael J. CKAR, Huntsville Edmonton E., Winnipeg 2 - WHitehall 3-9574. Fort William CKEN, Kentville - CJRH, CHAB-TV, Manager A. J. "Tony" Messner. CHVC, CKEC. Callahan. Sales Manager - John Richmond Hill Moose Jaw - Niagara Falls New Glasgow Tyrrell. CJCS, Stratford CFQC-TV, Assistant Manager - Murray CKLB, Oshawa CFAB, Windsor CKOT, Tillsonburg Saskatoon Messner. *CKPT, Represents the following stations in Peterborough *Montreal, Only. Toronto only: Represents the following stations in Winnipeg Radio: CKAR, Huntsville CBC RADIO & TV SALES only:- CFCP, Courtenay CHWO, Oakville Radio: CFTJ. Galt RADIO AND TELEVISION CJDC. CJCS, Stratford Toronto - 354 Jarvis St. - WAlnut CKEK, Cranbrook CHVC, SALES INC. Dawson Creek CKOT, Tillsonburg 5-3311. Sales Director Radio and CJDC, Niagara Falls CKCQ, Quesnel CHOW, Welland Dawson Creek CFOR, Orillia Toronto - 10 Adelaide St. E. - CKSW, CKBC, Bathurst TV - John Malloy. Sales Manager CHUB. Nanaimo CKOY, Ottawa EMpire 6-8944. Manager A. A. Swift Current CKBW, (Radio Sales) R. S. Joynt. CJAV, CFPA, Port Arthur - CKDM, Dauphin Bridgewater - Port Alberni CKTB, McDermott. CFOB. CJRW. Supervisor of Radio Sales - Fred CKLG, St. Catharines Fort Frances Summerside Bordeau. of National North Vancouver CHLO, St. Thomas Montreal - 1104 Windsor Hotel - Supervisor CFCW, Camrose CJET, Smiths Falls Selective Radio Sales Toronto UNiversity 6-2749. Manager - - - CJDV, Drumheller CFBR, Sudbury T. "Mickey" W. F. King. Sales Manager (TV CHED, Edmonton CHNO, Sudbury C. Maguire. ALL -CANADA RADIO & CKYL, Peace River CKEY, Toronto The company represents these Sales) - W. F. Cooke. Supervisor CKRD, Red Deer . CJCJ, Woodstock TELEVISION LTD. of National Selective TV Sales CKSA, stations:- - Lloydminster Television: Radio: Toronto Victory Building, 80 Rich- Tom Atkins. CRAB. Moose Jaw CJDC-TV, CKVL, - CKOM, Saskatoon Dawson Creek CKEK, Cranbrook , Verdun -Montreal mond St. W. - Radio, EMpire Represents all CBC Radio and Tele- CJGX, Yorkton CHCA-TV, CJNR, Blind River CFDA, 6-7691; TV, EMpire 6-9236. Presi- vision (English) stations. There are CFAM, Altona Red Deer CHUC, Cobourg Victoriaville CKX. Brandon CKCO-TV, CJSP, Leamington VOCM. St. John's dent - J. Stuart MacKay. General branch sales offices in: St. John's, CKDM, Dauphin Kitchener CHLO, St. Thomas CHFI-FM, Toronto CFAR. Flin Flon CFRS, Simcoe CFRA-FM, Ottawa Manager - Reo C: Thompson. Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Windsor, CKBM, CKVL-FM, Manager Broadcast Services Winnipeg and Vancouver. CFOB, Montmagny Verdun, Montreal Fort Frances CJQC, Quebec Division-Peter Harricks. Manager Montreal -1425 Dorchester St. W. Program Division Dana S. 6-2571. - - UNiversity Commercial PAUL MULVIHILL & CO. LTD. Murray. Manager Radio Time Sales Manager - Maurice Valiquette. RADIO REPRESENTATIVES' - Robert F. Tait. Manager Tele- Supervisor of Radio & TV Sales - Toronto - 77 York St. - EMpire LTD. vision Time Sales-Ross McCreath. Gaston Belanger. 3-8814. Paul Mulvihill; Norm Bon- nell; Wm. Wallace. Toronto - 76 St. Clair Ave. W. - Montreal Dominion Square Build- Represents all CBC Radio and Tele- WAlnut 4-0727. President - Montreal -1434 St. Catherine St. W., - ing - UNiversity 6-9868. Manager vision (French) stations. There are Gordon Ferris. Manager - R. D. - Ken Baker. branch sales offices in: St. John's, Room 506 = UNiversity 1-7987. Munro. Halifax, Toronto, Radio - Murray Maclvor. TV Winnipeg 706 Electric Railway Ottawa,' Windsor, Ken Billings. Montreal 1411 Crescent St. - Winnipeg and Vancouver. - - - Chambers - WHitehall 2-6861. The company represents these AVenue 8-4257. Manager - Wilf Manager - Bruce Finie. stations:- Dippie. Calgary Taylor, Pearson & Carson JOS. A. HARDY & CO. LTD. Radio: CJCH, Halifax Vancouver - 1407 West Broadway - - CKBB, Barrie REgent 3-1171/2. Manager Building AMherst 2-7691. Sales Toronto 19 - - - Richmond St. W. - CFPA, Port Arthur * Toronto Only W. E. J. Hall. Manager - Jack Cavanaugh. EMpire 3-9433. Manager Arthur CKTB, - St. Catharines Winnipeg Lindsay Building Vancouver 1161 Melville St. Harrison. CHOK, Sarnia Television: - - - - WHitehall 2-6374. MUtual 4-7461. Manager John CFCL, Timmins CKVR-TV, Barrie Manager - R. - Montreal - 2075 Mountain St., Suite *CFOX, CKGN-TV. MacLennan. (See Broadcast Reps.) Baldwin. 19 VIctor 2-1101. Vice -President Pointe Claire North Bay - CFNB, Fredericton CFCL-TV. The company represents these The company represents these and General Manager - Hénault CJFX, Antigonish Timmins stations:- Champagne. stations:- Vancouver, Radio: CKPR, Radio: Television: Quebec City 1143 St. John St. NATIONAL BROADCAST SALES CFCP, Courtenay Fort William CHWK, Chilliwack CFCR-TV, - - CKCQ, Quesnel CFBC, Saint John CFJC, Kamloops Kamloops LAfontaine 5-7373. LTD. CFCN, Calgary Okanagan Radio CHBC-TV, The company CFRN, Edmonton Montreal, Radio: CKPG, Okanagan Valley represents these Toronto - Markad Building, 430 CKRM, Regina CFCP, Courtenay Prince George CHAN -TV. stations:- King St. W., Toronto 2-B EM - CFQC, Saskatoon CJDC, CJAT, Trail Vancouver - CKSW, Dawson Creek CKWX, Vancouver CHCT-TV, Calgary Radio: CKLD, pire 6-3718. General Manager - Swift -Current CKNW, CJVI, Victoria CJLH-TV, CHFA, Edmonton Thetford Mines R. A. Leslie. CJOB, Winnipeg New Westminster CFAC, Calgary Lethbridge CKSA, CKVM, CFOB, Lloydminster Ville Marie CKCQ, Quesnel CJCA, Edmonton CKBI-TV. Montreal 1396 St. Catherine St. Fort Frances CKDA, Victoria CFGP, Prince Albert CFJR, Brockville CKNB, - CHWO. Oakville CFCN, Calgary Grande Prairie CKCK-TV, Regina *CJOY, Guelph Campbellton W. UNiversity 6-1538. Manager CKMP, - CFOR. Orillia * CFRN, Edmonton CJDC, Lethbridge CKX-TV, Brandon Midland CKDH, Amherst E. F. Kavanagh. CFRA, Ottawa CHEC, Lethbridge CHAT, CHCH-TV. *CJRH, - CJRH, CKRM, Regina Medicine Hat Hamilton Richmond Hill *Montreal Only The company represents these Richmond Hill CFQC, Saskatoon CKCK, Regina CKWS-TV. CHEF, Granby CHOK, Sarnia CKSW, CKBI, Kingston CJML, Joliette Television: stations:- CJIC. Swift Current Prince Albert CFPL-TV, London CKRS, Jonquière CHSA-TV, Radio: CKCR. Kitchener Sault Ste. Marie CJGX. Yorkton CKBC, Winnipeg CHEX-TV. CKBL, Matane Lloydminster C -FUN, Vancouver CKSL, London CJCS, Stratford CKX, Brandon CKOC, Hamilton Peterborough CHNC, CKCO-TV, CFSL, Weyburn CFCH. North Bay CHUM, Toronto CKDM, Dauphin CJKL, CFCJ-TV, New Carlisle Kitchener CFAM, Altona CKOY, Ottawa CHOW, Welland CJOB, Winnipeg Kirkland Lake Port Arthur CHRC, Quebec CKRS-TV, CKDM, Dauphin CHEX, CFOB, CKKW, Kitchener CJIC-TV, CJFP, Jonquière CHML, Hamilton Peterborough Fort Frances CFPL, London Sault Ste. Marie Rivière du -Loup CKBL-TV, Matane CKWS, Kingston CKGB, Timmins Toronto, Radio: CKPR, CFCN, North Bay CKSO-TV, CHRL, Roberval CHAU -TV, CJKL, CKEY, Toronto CKNW, Fort William CKSO. Sudbury Sudbury CKSM, New Carlisle Kirkland Lake CKJL, St. Jerome New Westminster CKAR, Huntsville CKGB, Timmins CKLW-TV. Shawinigan CFCM-TV, Quebec CKDA, Victoria CHWO, Oakville CFRB, Toronto Windsor CJSO, Sorel CKMI-TV, Quebec CFCN, Calgary CJCS, Stratford CKLW, Windsor CKNX-TV. CFRN, Edmonton CKOT, Tillsonburg CFCF, Montreal - Wingham ONTARIO RADIO SALES LTD. CHEC, Lethbridge CHOW, Welland CHSJ, Saint John CHSJ-TV, INTERPROVINCIAL BROADCAST CKRM, Regina CKBC, Bathurst CHNS, Halifax Saint John Toronto -50 Yonge St. N., Richmond CFQC, Saskatoon CFBC, Saint John CJCB, Sydney CJCB-TV, Sydney SALES LTD. Hill, Ont. AVenue 5-4915. CJGX, Yorkton CKBW, Yarmouth CFCY-TV, - CJLS, Toronto 199 CKX, Brandon Bridgewater CFCY, Charlottetown - Bay St. - EMpire President - Arnold W. Stinson. CJOB, Winnipeg CJRW, Summerside Charlottetown 4-1197. General Manager - Ken Represents the following stations in W. Davis. Sales Manager - Bud Ontario only:- Munro. C-JOY, Guelph CJRH, RADIO TIME SALES (ONT.) LTD. BROADCAST REPRESENTATIVES CKPT, Richmond Hill Montreal - 1411 Stanley St. - Vic- Peterborough Toronto - 147 University Ave. - LTD. tor 9-5221. Manager - Lionel EMpire 6-5471/2. Manager - Norm Lindsay Building Morin. Brown. Winnipeg - - LORRIE POTTS & CO. WHitehall 2-6374. Manager - R. The company represents these Represents these stations in Toronto MacLennan. stations:- Toronto - 1454a Yonge St.-WAlnut only: 1-8951. Manager Lorrie Potts. The company represents these Radio: CJBR, Rimouski - Radio: CJAD, Montreal CFRG. CKRB, St. Georges Montreal 1117 St. Catherine St. CFTJ, Galt CKMR, Newcastle stations in Winnipeg only:- Gravelbourg de Beauce - CKLY, Lindsay CKCL, Truro Radio: CFQC, Saskatoon CFNS, Saskatoon CHRS, St. Jean W. - Victor 5-6448. Manager - CFCP. Courtenay CHFI-FM, Toronto CKSB, St. Boniface CHGB, Ste. Anne Scotty Sheridan. CKCQ, Quesnel CHUM, Toronto CFML, Cornwall de la Pocatiere RADIO TIME SALES (QUE.) LTD. CKNW, CHOW. Welland CFGT, Alma CHLN, The company represents these New Westminster CFBC, Saint John CJMT, Chicoutimi Trois Rivières stations:- Montreal Room 517, Keefer CKDA, Victoria CKBC, Bathurst CHRD CJEM, - Build- CFCN, Calgary CKBW, Drummondville Edmundston Radio: CJIC, ing, 1440 St. Catherine St. W. - CFRN, Edmonton Bridgewater CKCR, Hull CJBR-FM, CFCW, Camrose Sault Ste. Marie UNiversity 6-2012. Manager CHEC, Lethbridge CJRW, CKAC, Montreal Rimouski CKYL, Peace River CJET, Smiths Falls - CKRM, Regina Summerside CKCV, Quebec CFAR, Flin Flon CHNO. Sudbury Ralph Judge. May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Seventeen

stations in Montreal CJBQ, Belleville CKTM-TV. Los Angeles- 5746 Sunset Blvd., Radio: CJCB, Sydney Represents these CHIC, Brampton Trois Rivieres CHWK, Chilliwack CFCY, only: CKPR, CKCW-TV, Hollywood 28. Manager -James C. CFJC, Kamloops Charlottetown Fort William Moncton Gates. Okanagan Radio CJON, St. John's Radio: CKMR. Newcastle CJRL, Kenora CKPG, CFTJ, Galt CKCL, Truro CJON-TV, CKLC, Kingston St. John's 681 Market St., Prince George Television: CKLY, Lindsay VOCM, St. John's CKSL, London CJOX-TV. San Francisco - San CJAT, Trail CFCR-TV, CJAD, Montreal CFOS, Owen Sound Argentia Francisco 5. Manager - Theo. B. CKWX, Vancouver Kamloops CHOV, Pembroke CJCN-TV, Hall. CJVI, Victoria CHBC-TV, CJBC, Toronto Central Nfld. CFAC, Calgary Kelowna CJCA, Edmonton CHCT-TV, Calgary SCHARF BROADCAST The company represents these CFGP, CJLH-TV, SALES LTD. stations: Grande Prairie Lethbridge TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES - CJOC, Lethbridge CHAT -TV, 307 Burrard Building, Radio: CJIC, CHAT, Medicine Hat Vancouver - LTD. C -FUN, Vancouver Sault Ste. Marie Medicine Hat CKBI-TV, 1030 W. Georgia St., Vancouver 5- CHFA, Edmonton CJET, Smiths Falls CHAR, Moose Jaw Prince Albert 4-6277. President C. A. Toronto - 76 St. Clair Ave. W. - CFRG, Gravelbourg CFCL, Timmins CKBI, CKCK-TV. Regina MUtual - CJNB, CHUM, Toronto Prince Albert CKX-TV, Brandon Brian Scharf. WAlnut 4-0727. President - North Battleford CJMT, Chicoutimi CKCK, Regina CJSS-TV. Cornwall Gordon Ferris. Manager - R. H. CJME, Regina CKAC. Montreal CKOM, Saskatoon CKWS-TV, Represents the following stations in Quinn. CFNS, Saskatoon CKCL, Truro CKRC, Winnipeg Kingston Vancouver only: CKSB, St. Boniface CJSS, Cornwall CKCO-TV. - CKCR, Kitchener Television: CKOC, Hamilton Kitchener Radio: CFBR, Sudbury Montreal - 1411 Crescent St. - CKSL, London CKOS-TV, CKWS, Kingston CFPL-TV, London CKEK, Cranbrook CHNO, Sudbury AVenue 8-4257. Manager Wilf. CKLB, Oshawa Yorkton CJKL, CHEX-TV, CJDC. CFCL, Timmins - CKPT, CFCL-TV, Kirkland Lake Peterborough Dawson Creek CKEY, Toronto Dippie. Peterborough Timmins CFPL. London CFCJ-TV, CHUB, Nanaimo CKNX, Wingham CKTB, CFCH, North Bay Port Arthur CJAV, CKOX, Woodstock Vancouver -1407 West Broadway - St. Catharines CFRA, Ottawa CJIC-TV, Port Alberni CHAD, Amos REgent 3-1171/2. Manager CHEX, Sault Ste. Marie CKLG, CKCR, Hull Peterborough CKSO-TV. Sudbury North Vancouver CKLS, La Sarre W. E. J. Hall. CFPA, Port Arthur CFCM-TV, Quebec CKDA, Victoria CJAD, Montreal CJCS, Stratford CKMI-TV, Quebec CFCW, Camrose CHRC, Quebec The company represents these FORJOE CANADIAN, LTD. CKSO, Sudbury CJBR-TV, CJDV, Drumheller CKRN, Rouyn stations: CKGB, Timmins Rimouski CHED, Edmonton CHLT, Sherbrooke - New York 230 Park Avenue, New CHOW. Welland CKRN-TV. Rouyn CHEC, Lethbridge CKTS, Sherbrooke Television: CHAR -TV, - CKCH, Hull CKTM-TV, CKYL, Peace River CKVD, Val d'Or CJDC-TV, Moose Jaw York 17 - ORegon 9-6820. Presi- CFCF, Montreal Trois Rivières CFRG, CJCH, Halifax Dawson Creek CFQC-TV, dent Joseph Bloom. CKCV, Quebec CHSJ-TV. Gravelbourg VOCM, CHEK-TV, Victoria Saskatoon - Radio Nord Saint John CKSA, St. John's CFRN-TV, Chicago 435 N. Michigan Avenue, CJBR, Rimouski CJCB-TV, Sydney Lloydminster Edmonton - CKNB, CFCY-TV, CHAB, Moose Jaw Chicago 11 - DElaware 7-3504. Campbellton Charlottetown CFNS, Saskatoon Television: General Manager Robert A. CJEM, CJCN-TV, CJGX, Yorkton CJDC-TV, - Edmundston Grand Falls CFAM, Altona Dawson Creek TRANS -OCEAN RADIO AND Lazar. CFNB, Fredericton CJON-TV, CKX, Brandon CHEK-TV. Victoria CHSJ. Saint John St. John's CKDM, Dauphin CHCA-TV, TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES Detroit - 1761 National Bank Build- CHNS, Halifax CFAR, Flin Flon Red Deer REGISTERED 26 CKSB, St. Boniface CKVR-TV, Barrie ing, Detroit - WOodward 2-3524. CKBB, Barrie CKCO-TV, General Manager Larry Gentile. CKPC, Brantford Kitchener Toronto - 357 Bay St. - EMpire - YOUNG CANADIAN LIMITED CFTJ, Galt CKGN-TV, 6 - 5455. Radio Manager Ted Philadelphia 310 W. Glen Echo North Bay - - CHML, Hamilton Pepler. Radio Sales Al d'Eon. 3 54th St., New CKCR, Kitchener CFCL-TV, - Road, Philadelphia 19 - CHestnut New York - East CKLY, Lindsay Timmins TV Manager - Alex Stewart. TV Hill 7-4510. General Manager York 22 - PLaza 1-4848. Presi- CHVC, CKRS-TV. Sales Bruce Masters. - Niagara Falls Jonquière - Morton Lowenstein. dent - Adam Young. Vice -Presi- CKLB, Oshawa CKBL-TV, Matane Montreal -1500 St. Catherine St. W. dent Thomas F. Malone. CKOY, Ottawa CHAU-TV, Atlanta - 1371 Peachtree St., N.E. - CFPA, Port Arthur New Carlisle - WEllington 7-9327. Radio Man- - TRinity 5-0404. General Man- Chicago - Prudential Plaza, Chicago CKTB, CFCM-TV, Quebec Daviault. TV Manager St. Catharines CKMI-TV, Quebec ager - Guy ager - Robert W. Jensen. 1 - Mlchigan 2-6190. Radio - CHLO, St. Thomas CKRN-TV, Rouyn - Gilles Loslier. Robert J. Lobdell. TV R. John CHOK, Sarnia CHLT-TV, Los Angeles - 451 N. La Cienega - CJIC, Sherbrooke The company represents these Blvd., Los Angeles 48 - OLeander Stella. Sault Ste. Marie CKTM-TV, stations: CJET, Smiths Falls Trois Rivières - 5-7755. General Manager - Jack Detroit - 2940 Book Building, Radio: Television: Sht _ iro. Detroit 26 - WOodward 3-6919. CHQM, Vancouver CHCA-TV, Edward A. W. Smith. CFAX, Victoria Red Deer San Francisco 681 Market St., Manager - CJDV, Drumheller CJFB-TV, - San STEPHENS & TOWNDROW LTD. CKRD, Red Deer Swift Current Francisco 5 - SUtter 1-7569. Gen- Atlanta - 1182 West Peachtree St., CJSS, Cornwall CJSS-TV, eral Manager Charles E. Haddix. N.W., Atlanta 9 TRinity 3-2564. Toronto - Room 302, 4 Albert St. - Radio Nord Inc. Cornwall - - EMpire 6-4221. Managers Bill CFLM, La Tuque CKRN-TV, Rouyn Manager - Harold M. Parks. - CHLT, Sherbrooke CHLT-TV, The company represents these Stephens and Ernie Towndrow. CKTS, Sherbrooke Sherbrooke stations: - St. Louis - 915 Olive St. - MAin CKTR, 1-5020. Manager Dell Simpson. Montreal - Birks Building, Phillips Trois Rivières Radio: Television: - Square UNiversity 1-9756. CKDA, Victoria CHEK-TV, - CKXL, Calgary Victoria Los Angeles - 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Manager - L. J. Kennedy. CHED, Edmonton CHCA-TV, Los Angeles 28 H011ywood. CKY, Winnipeg Red Deer - The company represents these DONALD COOKE CKLC. Kingston CJFB-TV, 2-2289. Manager - William L. stations: CJMS, Montreal Swift Current Wallace. - INCORPORATED CKGM, Montreal Radio: CFOR, Orillia CHUB, Nanaimo CFRA, Ottawa New York - 666 Fifth Avenue, New New Orleans - 1205 St. Charles CKLG. CKCY, 19 2-2727. Avenue. Manager Charles E. North Vancouver Sault Ste. Marie York - JUdson - CHED, Edmonton CHUM. Toronto Trainor. CHAB, Moose Jaw CJMS, Montreal Chicago - 205 West Wacker Drive WEED & COMPANY CHML, Hamilton CKGM, Montreal - STate 2-5096. San Francisco - 155 Montgomery St. New York - 579 Fifth Avenue, New YUkon 6-5366. Manager Los Angeles 111 North La Cienega - - - York 17 - PLaza 9-4700. Peter A. Frank A. Waters. STOVIN-BYLES Blvd., Beverly Hills - OLympia McGurk. LTD. 2-1313. The company represents these Toronto 406 Jarvis St. Plaza, Chicago 1 stations: - WAlnut San Francisco 166 Geary St. Chicago -Prudential - 4-5764. Chairman of - - the Board - YUkon 6-1689. - WHitehall 4-3434. Neal Weed, Jr. Radio: CKTS. Sherbrooke Horace N. Stovin. President Bill CKLN, Nelson CKLD. - The company represents these Detroit 1610 Book CKNW, Thetford Mines D. Byles. Manager Television Div- - Building - New Westminster CHLN, ision - J. L. Raeburn. Manager stations: - WOodward 1-2685. Bernard Pearse. CFCN, Calgary Trois Rivières Radio: CKOY, Ottawa CFRN, Edmonton CFDA, Victoriaville Radio Division - J. C. Morris. CKRD, Red Deer CKVM, Ville Marie CJDC, CHLO. St. Thomas St. Louis 915 Olive St., St. Louis 1 Montreal 608 Keefer Bldg. Dawson Creek CHOK. Sarnia - CKRM, Regina CKCW. Moncton - - CHUB, Nanaimo CKEY, Toronto - CHestnut 1-0646. Fred L. CFQC, Saskatoon CFBC, Saint John UNiversity 6-3392. Manager Radio CJAV, Port Alberni CKTR, Edwards. CJGX, Yorkton CKBC, Bathurst Division Forbes Calder. Manager CKCQ, Quesnel Trois Rivières CKX, Brandon CJFX, Antigonish - CKLG. CKVL, Verdun CKDM, Dauphin CJCH, Halifax Television Division - J. R. Genin. North Vancouver CKVL-FM, Verdun Atlanta - Glenn Building, Atlanta 3 CFAR, Flin Flon VOCM. St. John's CFAX, Victoria CKBW, CJOB, Winnipeg Vancouver - 517 Crown Building, CFAM, Altona Bridgewater - JAckson 3-4081. Melvin P. CKBB, Barrie Television: 615 Pender St. W.-MUtual 4-4831. CHIC, Brampton CKEC, Whitmire. CJBQ, Belleville CFRN-TV, Manager CFOB, Fort Frances New Glasgow CFJR, Brockville Edmonton - J. W. Stovin. CJOY, Guelph CKPR, CHAB-TV. Winnipeg 419 Avenue Bldg., 265 CJRL, Kenora Television: Hollywood - 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Fort William Moose Jaw - CHVC, CJDC-TV, Hollywood 28-H011ywood 2-6676. CHML, Hamilton CFQC-TV, Portage Ave., 2 Winnipeg - Niagara Falls Dawson Creek Paul Kennedy, CFOR, Orillia Saskatoon WHitehall 2-1449. Manager Jr. CFOS, Owen Sound CKVR-TV, Barrie -Dave CHOV, Pembroke CHCH-TV. Robertson. San Francisco 625 Market St., San CKCY, Hamilton The - Sault Ste. Marie CKGN-TV, company represents these DEVNEY INCORPORATED Francisco 5 - EXbrook 7-0535. CHNO, Sudbury North Bay stations: - Boyd Rippey. CFRB, Toronto CKLW-TV, New York - 535 Fifth Ave., New CKNX, Wingham Windsor Radio: CKCW, Moncton CKRS, Jonquière CKNX-TV, CKLN, Nelson CJON, St. John's York 17 - YUkon 6-4390. Man- Boston 1010 CFPR, - Statler Building, CKBL, Matane Wingham ager - E. J. Devney. Boston 16 2-5677. CJAD. Montreal CKRS-TV, Prince Rupert Television: - HUbbard CHNC, Jonquière CJOR, Vancouver KVOS-TV, Boston 100 Boylston St. Manager Robert Reardon. CKXL, Calgary Bellingham - New Carlisle CKBL-TV. Matane CJNB, George C. Bingham. CHRC, Quebec CHAU -TV, CKOS-TV, - Seattle Tower Building, Seattle 1 CJQC, Quebec New Carlisle North Battleford Yorkton - CJFP. CHLT-TV, CJME, Regina CJAY-TV, Chicago 185 North Wabash Ave., MAin 4-6333. William Wagner. Rivière CKGM, Saskatoon Winnipeg - - du Loup Sherbrooke CFSL, Weyburn CJBR-TV, Chicago 1. Manager - John K. The company represents these CKRB, St. Georges CKCW-TV, CKY, Winnipeg Markey. de Beauce Moncton Rimouski stations:- CHLT, Sherbrooke Page Eighteen Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960 RADIO NETWORK STATIONS

CBC Trans -Canada Prairie Region CHEX Peterborough Pacific Region Network (Supplementary) CFPL London (Supplementary) CKCK Regina CFCO Chatham CJIB Vernon Atlantic Region (Basic) CFAR Flin Flon CFPA Port Arthur CKOK Penticton CBI Sydney CFGP Grande Prairie CJRL Kenora CBH Halifax CJCA Edmonton CFAC Calgary Mid -Eastern Region CFNB Fredericton (Supplementary) CBA Sackville CJDC Dawson Creek CBC French Network CHSJ Saint John CHFC Fort Churchill CKCV Quebec Pacific Region (Basic) CKTB St. Catharines Atlantic Region (Supp.) CHML Hamilton CBN St. John's CFJC Kamloops (Basic) CKOV Kelowna CKPC Brantford CBY Cornerbrook CKCR Kitchener CBF CBG Gander CJAT Trail Montreal CBU Vancouver CKNX Wingham CBV Quebec CBT Grand Falls CJCS CKBC Bathurst CFPR Prince Rupert Stratford CBJ Chicoutimi CFOS Owen Sound CBAF CKBW Bridgewater Pacific Region CJSS Moncton CKEC New Glasgow (Supplementary) Cornwall CHNC New Carlisle CKLN Nelson CJBQ Belleville CFGB Goose Bay CFOR Orillia CKMR Newcastle CKPG Prince George CFOB Fort Francis (Supplementary) Mid -Eastern Region (Basic) CFYT Dawson CHNO Sudbury CKCH Hull CBM Montreal CFWH Whitehorse CHGB Ste. Anne de la CFYK CKLW Windsor CBO Ottawa Yellowknife CKLC Kingston Pocatière CKWS Kingston CBXH Fort Smith CJBR Rimouski CBL Toronto CFHR Hay River Prairie Region (Basic) CKRN Rouyn CBE Windsor CKRC Winnipeg #CKVD Val d'Or CKSO Sudbury CBC Dominion Network CJGX Yorkton 'CHAD Amos CFCH North Bay CKX Brandon *CKLS La Sarre CJKL Kirkland Lake Atlantic Region (Basic) CKRM Regina CHLT Sherbrooke CKGB Timmins CJCB Sydney CHAR Moose Jaw CJEM Edmundston CJIC Sault Ste. Marie CJFX Antigonish CFQC Saskatoon CJFP, Rivière du Loup CKPR Fort William CFCY Charlottetown CKBI Prince Albert CKLD Thetford Mines Mid -Eastern Region (Supp.) CHNS Halifax CFCN Calgary CKVM Ville Marie CHOK Sarnia CKCW Moncton CFRN Edmonton CKBL Matane CJQC Quebec CKNB Campbellton CFBR Sudbury CKOC Hamilton CJLS Yarmouth Prairie Region CFCL Timmins CHLO St. Thomas CFBC Saint John (Supplementary) CKSB St. Boniface CFNS CJNR Blind River Mid -Eastern Region (Basic) CHAT Medicine Hat Saskatoon CKRD Red Deer CFRG Gravelbourg Prairie Region (Basic) CKTS Sherbrooke CHFA Edmonton CBW Winnipeg CFCF Montreal CKRB CBK Watrous CKOY Ottawa Pacific Region (Basic) St. Georges de Beauce CBX Edmonton CHOV Pembroke CHWK Chilliwack CBXA Edmonton CFJR Brockville CJOR Vancouver 'These four stations sold as a CJOC Lethbridge CJBC Toronto CJVI Victoria group.

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KEY (2) George C. Chandler - (3) NORTHWEST TERRITORIES Arthur Chandler (Vice-Pres.) - 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Librarian CFYT, DAWSON: 100 watts on 1,230 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Chief Engineer (4 & 5) Don Laws (Vice-Pres.)- kcs. Trans -Canada Network. 3. Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Chief Operator (6) Warren Johnstone -(7 & 8) Owned and operated by the Cana- 4. Assistant Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Toronto Reps Bruno Cimolai-(9) Alan McNab 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Montreal Reps dian Broadcasting Corporation. 6. Production Manager 14. Promotion Manager 22. Winnipeg Reps - (10) Jack McGaw - (11) Bill 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. Vancouver Reps Good - (13) Joe Chesney - (14) CFWH, WHITEHORSE: 250 watts on 8. Chief Announcer 16. Copy Chief 24. U.S. Reps Hud Olsen - (15) Mrs. Audrey 1,240 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. Smith -(16) Hector McKay-(17) Owned and operated by the Cana- Alan McNab-(18) Arthur Chand- dian Broadcasting Corporation. ler -(19) Eric Peel -(20 to 23) Canada Radio & TV -(24) Weed James-(11) Norm C. Weseen- Stovin-Byles Ltd. CFYK, YELLOWKNIFE: 150 watts & Co. (12 & 13) Jack E. Carbutt - (14) John W. Barlee -(15) Mrs. Daisy on 1,340 kcs. Trans -Canada CKLG, NORTH VANCOUVER: Network. Owned and operated CHUB, NANAIMO: 10,000 watts on West -(16) Jen Martell -(17) Tom 1,570 kcs_ (1) Standard Broadcast- Davy-(18) Stan W. Davis -(19) 10,000 watts on 730 kcs. (1) Lions by the Canadian Broadcasting Gate Broadcasting Ltd. (2) A. Corporation. ing Co. Ltd. -(3) Chuck Rudd - Tom Davy-(20 to 23) All -Canada - (4) Mrs. Sheila Hassell-(5) Lyall Radio & TV-(24) Weed & Co. Earson Gibson -(3) Sid Boyling- Feltham (Nat. Sales Man. -Mrs. (5) John N. Hunt- (6) Lyndon Grove -(10) Pat Burns-(15) Lois BRITISH COLUMBIA Sheila Hassell) -(6) Vic Fergie - CFPR, PRINCE RUPERT: 250 watts (7) Chuck Rudd -(9) Tom Peacock on 1,240 kcs. Trans -Canada Net- Redstone - (16) Mrs. Marjorie CHWK, CHILLIWACK: 10,000 watts -(10) George Lindsay -(11) Larry work. Owned and operated by the Gage-(17) Al Jensen -(18) Peter on 1,270 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Fraser Thomas-(12) Mrs. Sheila Hassell Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Mackintosh-(20 & 21) Stephens Valley Broadcasters Ltd. -(2) Jack - (14) Catherine Sanders - (15) tion. & Towndrow Ltd. - (22) A. J. Pilling-(3) Murdo Maclachlan- Bob Golob - (16) Judy Almas - Messner & Co. - (23) Scharf (5) Bill Teetzel-(7 & 8) Bill Wolfe (17) Tom Peacock -(18) Lew Fox CKCQ, QUESNEL: 1,000 watts on 570 Broadcast Sales - (24) Donald -(10) Keith Tutt-(11) John Bell & Ross McIntyre - (20 & 21) kcs. (1) Cariboo Broadcasters Ltd. Cook Inc. - (12) Mrs. Betty Neads - (13) Stephens & Towndrow Ltd. - (22) - (2) J. H. Ritchie - 3) Dennis Murdo Maclachlan-(14) Bill Wolfe A. J. Messner & Co.-(23) Scharf Reid-(5) John Boates-(6 & 7) CKWX, VANCOUVER: 50,000 watts -(15) Mrs. Betty Neads-(16) Tom Broadcast Sales - (24) Donald Gil McCall -(8) Denny Carr-(10) on 1,130 kcs. MBS. (1) CKWX Rannie-(17) Don McArthur -(18) Cooke Inc. Dennis Reid -(11) Jim Leith-(12) Radio Ltd. -(2) Arthur Holstead - Jack Pilling-(20 to 23) All -Canada Mrs. Mona Neilsen -(13) Roger (3) William A. Speers-(5) Clare Radio & TV-(24) Weed & Co. CKLN, NELSON: 1,000 watts on 1,390 Fry -(14) John Boates-(15 & 16) Copeland - (7) John Ansell - (9) kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) News 18) Jim Morris Bob Giles -(11) CFCP, COURTENAY: 1,000 watts on Pub- Bev Broten -(17 & James H. -(10) lishing Co. Ltd. - (3) Alan R. Clarke - (19) Gil McCall - (20) Bill Stephenson - (12) Nina 1,440 kcs. (1) CFCP Radio Ltd. - Ramsden (14) T. Acton Kilby (2) William Browne -(12) Julia Dawne-(13) Air -Time Sales-(21) Radio Reps. Anthony - G. - (5) Ian McFarlane (18) Alan R. Ltd. -(22) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (Marketing Director) - (15) Jack Dick Drew -(6) George Cowie - Ramsden - - (8) -(20 to 23) Stovin-Byles (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. -(24) Donald Hughes -(16) Mrs. Kelly Young- Eddie Cliffe-(10) Stan Hofseth Ltd. -(24) Young Canadian (17) Bass Charles R. -(11) Cameron Bell -(12) Mrs. Ltd. Cooke Inc. Fred -(18) Smith - (20 to 23) All -Canada Micki Simms - (13) Peter Shew- CKNW, NEW (14 WESTMINSTER: 10,000 CKCQ-1, WILLIAMS LAKE: 250 Radio & TV -(24) Weed & Co. ring - & 15) Joyce Willis - watts on 980 kcs. (1) (16) Scott Hunter (18) Fred Radio NW watts on 1,240 kcs. Satellite of - Ltd. -(2) Frank A. Griffiths -(3) CKCQ. Same staff. CJIB, VERNON (See Okanagan Grant -(20) Air -Time Sales -(21 Bill Hughes Hal 1,000 940 to 23) Radio Reps Ltd. -(4) L. Davis - Radio): watts on kcs. (5) John Donaldson (Nat. Sales TERRACE: 1,000 watts on 1,140 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Interior Broadcast- CKEK, CRANBROOK: 1,000 watts on Man. -Mel Cooper) -(6 & 7) Hal (2) J. Fred Weber. (License re- ers Ltd. -(2) Dick Peters -(3) Gil 570 kcs. (1) East Kootenay Broad- L. Davis -(9) Len Hopkins -(10 commended for approval). Seabrook -(4) Harry Gorman -(5) casting Co.-(2 & 3) Bob Inglis - & 11) Jim Cox -(14) Mel Cooper Ann Gaustin-(6) Jack Pollard- (4) J. Paul Haines -(5) Peter Gos- - (15) Mrs. Ann Bolton - (16) CJAT, TRAIL: 1,000 watts on 610 kcs. (10) Mrs. Mabel Johnson -(11) well-(6 to 9) J. Paul Haines -(10) Tony Antonias-(17) Len Hopkins T -Can. Basic. (1) Kootenay Don Warner- (12) Mrs. Mabel Bill Coultish-(11) Frank Matovich -(18) Jack G. Gordon-(19) Leo Broadcasting Co. Ltd.-(2) Arthur Johnson-(13) Don Warner -(14) -(12) Mrs. Iva MacPherson-(13) Haydamack-(20 & 21) Radio Reps Mawdsley-(3) John W. Loader- Ed Boyd -(15) Herta Henne -(16) Bill Coultish-(14) J. Paul Haines Ltd. -(22) Broadcast Reps Ltd. - (5) Joe Kobluk-(6) Ken Hughes- Mrs. Belle Rounce-(17) Dale Sea- - (15) Genevieve Tournier - (16) (24) Young Canadian Ltd. (9) Mrs. Margo Hughes -(10) Jack brook -(18) Laurie Wright -(20 to Jean Laker-(17) Ron McFayden- Fisher- (15) David Townsend - 23) All -Canada Radio & TV-(24) (18) Meb Reade - (19) J. Paul OKANAGAN RADIO: Consists of (16) Olga Osing- (18) Gordon Weed & Co. Haines -(20 & 21) Radio & TV CKOV, Kelowna; CKOK, Pentic- Fairweather - (20 to 23) All - Sales-(22) A. J. Messner & Co.- ton; and CJIB, Vernon. Nationally, Canada Radio & TV-(24) Weed CFAX, VICTORIA: 1,000 watts on 810 (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales. the three stations are regarded as & Co. kcs. (1) Saanich Broadcasting Co. one. The National Sales Manager Ltd. -(3 & 5) Roy V. Parrett -(6 CJDC, DAWSON CREEK: 1,000 watts is Ken Compton and the National CBU, VANCOUVER: 10,000 watts on & 7) H. D. Wilson -(8) David on 1,350 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Promotion Director is Ed Boyd. 690 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. Shearer-(9) Reginald Stone -(10) Radio Station CJDC (Dawson Both are located at the Kelowna Owned and operated by the Cana- Graham Thompson - (12) Edna Creek, B.C.) Ltd. - (2) H. L. offices. (P.O. Box 100.) dian Broadcasting Corporation. Olive - (15) Anne Penner- (17) Michaud -(3 & 5) Mike LaVern- James Eddie -(20 & 21) Trans - (7) Chuck Mudrak-(10) H. L. CKOK, PENTICTON (See Okanagan C -FUN, VANCOUVER: 10,000 watts Ocean Radio & TV -(24) Donald Michaud -(11) Chuck Mudrak- Radio): 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. daytime (1,000 watts nightime) on Cooke Inc. (12 & 15) Mrs. Freda Woodhouse - Dom. Supp. (1) CKOK Ltd. -(2) 1,410 kcs. (1) Radio C -FUN Ltd.- (17) Evelyn Edinger -(18) Mel Maurice P. Finnerty-(3) Ralph J. (2) Roy Keay-(3) John L. Sayers CJVI, VICTORIA: 10,000 watts on Lang-(20) Air -Time Sales -(21) Robinson - (5) Harry Dane - (7) -(5) Doug Greig-(6 & 9) T. J. 900 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Island Radio Reps Ltd. -(22) A. J. Mess- Leland Faebish-(8) Bjorn Bjorn- Garner -(10 & 11) Hal Rodd-(12) Broadcasting Co. Ltd. -(2, 3 & 5) ner & Co. -(23) Scharf Broadcast son -(10) Mike Mangan -(11) Don Terry Clarke-(15) Shirley Madill William M. Guild -(6) Dick Batey Sales -(24) Donald Cooke Inc. Ewart-(13) Bjorn Bjornson-(14) -(16) Aubrey Price-(17) Terry -(7) Walter Cownden-(10) Gor- Ed Boyd (15) Jack Wall- (16) CFJC, KAMLOOPS: - Clarke -(18) Stan Davis -(20 & don Williamson - (11) Lundy 10,000 watts Lou Hohenadel- (17) Mrs. Bev 21) National Broadcast Sales-(24) Sanderson- (14) Bill Allen- (15) daytime (1,000 watts nightime) on Watts -(18) George Cameron -(20 910 kcs. Devney Inc.; Hugh Feltis. Bob McGill -(16) Mrs. Elinor T -Can. Basic. (1) Inland to 23) All -Canada Radio & TV Moilliet-(17) Mrs. Rae Case-(18) Broadcasters Ltd. -(2) Ronald E. (24) Weed & - White Co. CHQM, VANCOUVER: 10,000 watts Joe Somers -(19) Cy Beard -(20 -(3) Ian G. Clark-(4) Dave on 1,320 kcs. (1) to 23) All -Canada Roegele-(5) Walter Harwood Vancouver Broad- Radio & TV - -(6 CJAV, PORT ALBERNI: 250 watts casting Associates Ltd. -(2 & 3) (24) Weed & Co. & 7) Norman MacDonald (8) on 1,240 kcs. (1) CJAV Ltd. Mike Adamson - -(2 & William E. Bellman-(5) David S. -(9) Ron Reusch- 3) Kenneth Hutcheson-(5) Wil- Catton (10) Ken Mclvor (10 & 11) Gordon Rye -(12) liam - - (15) CKDA, VICTORIA: 10,000 watts on Jean Loeppky - (16) Maurice Audrey Shaw-(16) Mrs. Iris Tick- 1,220 kcs. (1) Capital Broadcasting C. Ross - (13) Gordon Rye (14) Inwards -(10 & 11) Ron Walter Harwood - Coull- ner-(17) Mrs. Barbara Fenner & System Ltd. -(2) David M. Arm- -(15) Mrs. Peggy (12) Mrs. Mary Archambault-(13) Mrs. Barbara Woodley (18) Maxim -(16) Garth Walker-(17) Maurice Inwards - strong - (3) Dick McDaniel- (5) Bill Hutchings - (14) C. Ross Robert Service -(19) Robin Spur - Allan Klenman-(9) Phil Barter - (18) Kurt Perry -(15) Mrs. Margaret Doug- gin -(20 & 21) Trans - Reichennek (19) Mike Adamson las -Ocean Radio (10) Andrew Stephen -(11) Keith - -(16) Mrs. Mary Archambault & TV. MacKenzie -(14) Mrs. Willi Taylor -(20 to 23) All -Canada Radio & -(17) Brian O'Neill -(18) E. TV -(24) Weed Ross (Public Affairs-David G. Hill) & Co. McIntyre-(20 & 21) Stephens & CJOR, VANCOUVER: - Towndrow 5,000 watts on (15) Hope Inglis -(16) Cy Roberts CKOV, KELOWNA Ltd. -(22) A. J. Mess- 600 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) CJOR Ltd. -(17) Phil Barter -(18) Norman (See Okanagan ner & Co. -(23) Scharf Broadcast Radio): 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. Sales -(24) Donald T -Can. Basic. (1) Okanagan Broad- Cooke Inc. casters Ltd. -(2) Mrs. G. T. Browne CKPG, PRINCE GEORGE: 250 watts -(3) James H. Browne -(4) Stan on 550 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Radio G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS SHOWS Lettner -(5) Jack D. Bews-(7) Station CKPG Ltd. -(2) R. R. Keay Jack Cooper -(10 & 11) Bob Hall- -(3) Bob Harkins -(4) Ron East like The Jim Ameche Show -(15) Harriette Jensen -(16) Miss -(5) John W. Leslie Barlee -(6 & 7) MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG Mathers-(17) Walter Gray William R. James- (8) Jack E. VANCOUVER 1411 Crescent St. 433 Jarvis St. 171 McDermott -(18) Art Vipond-(20 to 23) All - Carbutt-(9 & 10) William R. 1407 W. Broadway Page Twenty Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

E. Bergquist-(20 & 21) Radio KEY (18) Howard H. Simmonds - (19) Reps. Ltd. -(22) Broadcast Reps. Bob MacDonald (20 & 21) 17. - Radio Ltd. Broadcast 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director Librarian Reps. Ltd. (22) -(23) Scharf Sales 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Chief Engineer - Broadcast Reps. -(24) Forjoe & Co. 3. Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Chief Operator Ltd. - (23) Scharf Broadcast 4. Assistant Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Toronto Reps Sales. 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Montreal Reps 6. Production Manager 14. Promotion Manager 22. Winnipeg Reps ALBERTA 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. Vancouver Reps CJOC, LETHBRIDGE: 10,000 watts 8. Chief Announcer 16. Copy Chief 24. U.S. Reps on 1,220 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) CFAC, CALGARY: 10,000 watts on Lethbridge Broadcasting Ltd. - 960 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Calgary (3) Art Balfour -(5) Bert O'Grady Broadcasting Co. Ltd. -(2) Basil son-(7) Ken Tremain-(8 & 9) Dechene, QC -(3 & 5) Bernie J. - (6) Wally Stambuck - (9) Hal Dean - (3) Don Hartford - (5) Fisher Gagnon (8) Jacques Boucher Ivy (10) Bill Skelton (11) Al David F. Penn-(6) George A. Ron Anderson -(10) Jim - - - - - (11) Al Hammer-(12) Mrs. June (9) Gabriel Paradis - (10 & 11) McCann - (13) Sherman Stewart Brown -(10) Donald McDermid- Dowson (13) Bob (14) Tharcis Forestier -(12) Mrs. Mar- (14) Dan Taylor (15) Mrs. (11) Eric Bishop -(12) Florence - Brown- - - Tony Mayer-(15) Lil Schweizter garet Kemper - (13) Tharcis Barbara Martens - (16) Jean Thorpe - (13) John K. Church - Bill Mrs. Mae Forestier -(17) Gabriel Paradis Loetscher (17) Miss Sandy (14) Beverly Mannix-(15) Mrs. -(16) Dowson-(17) - - G. Richardson - (18) John Vissor - (18) Larry Leclair-(20 & 21) Jos. Hnatiw - (18) Doug Card - Margaret Penn - (16) Maureen & 21) A. Hardy & Co. (23) Scharf (20 to 23) All -Canada Radio & TV (17) Scott Tully (18) (19) Art Battram-(20 - Murray - - Radio & TV A. Broadcast Sales -(24) Devney Inc. (24) Weed & Co. Earle C. Connor-(20 to 23) All - Trans -Ocean -(22) - Weed J. Messner & Co. - (23) Scharf Canada Radio & TV -(24) Broadcast Sales. CJCA, EDMONTON: 10,000 watts CKSA, LLOYDMINSTER: 10,000 & Co. daytime (5,000 watts nightime) on watts on 1,150 kcs. (1) Sask-Alta 50,000 on 930 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Edmon- Broadcasters Ltd. (2) Arthur F. CFCN, CALGARY: 10,000 watts on CBX, EDMONTON: watts - 1,010 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. ton Broadcasting Co. Ltd. -(2) W. Shortell - (3) Peter J. Edwards 1,060 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) The A. Macdonald (3) Rolfe Barnes (5) Ron Watmough (6 & 7) Voice of the Prairies, Ltd. -(2) H. Owned and operated by the Cana- - - - dian Broadcasting Corporation. - (5) Ed Hawkes - (7) Dalt Ron Rosvold - (8) Dennis Hicks Gordon Love-(5) Gordon L. Car- Elton - (9) Harry Boon. - - (9) Bill Jablonky - (10) Bill ter -(6) Don Thomas -(8) Gordon CBXA, EDMONTON: 250 watts on (10) Russ Sheppard - (11) Don Bourne - (11) Wes Montgomery Kelly - (9) Shirley Stonehouse - 740 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. Chevrier-(12) Peggy Miller-(14) - (13) Ed Kolmas - (14) Mrs. (10) Les B. Saul-(11) Henry J. Owned and operated by the Cana- Bill Heathering & Don Lamb Helen Ambler (15) Donna Ross Henry -(14) - - Viney-(13) J. dian Broadcasting Corporation. (15) Martha King - (16) Peggy McKay - (16) Lillian Johnson - James A. Love -(15) Mrs. Jean Miller-(18) Frank Hollingsworth (17) Bill Jablonky (18) Peter Bown- (16) Frank Brand- (18) EDMONTON: 10,000 watts on - CFRN, -(20 to 23) All -Canada Radio & Robertson - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Robert W. Lamb -(20 & 21) Radio 1,260 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Sun- TV -(24) Weed & Co. Hardy & Co. (22) A. J. Messner Reps. Ltd. -(22) Broadcast Reps. Co. (2) - wapta Broadcasting - & Co. - (23) Scharf Broadcast Ltd. -(23) Radio Reps. Ltd. -(24) G. R. A. Rice -(3) A. J. Hopps- CKUA, EDMONTON: 10,000 watts on Sales. Young Canadian Ltd. (5) Pat McGhee - (6) George 580 kcs. (1) Alberta Government Duffield-(7 & 9) Harry Farmer- Telephones - (2) Hon. Raymond CHAT, MEDICINE 1,000 10,000 on HAT: watts CKXL, CALGARY: watts (10) Bill Bogle - (11) Ernie Reierson-(3) John W. Hagerman on 1,270 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) 1,140 kcs. (1) CKXL Ltd. -(2 & 3) Afaganis (14) Glenn O'Reilly -(7) Patrick F. McDougall-(8) Allan Bar- - - Monarch Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - A. R. MacKenzie-(4) (15) Mary Collins - (16) John Herbert Johnson -(10) Jim Ed- (2) J. H. Yuill (3) Robert J. ker-(5) Ross L. Craig -(7) Len Barron-(17) Mrs. Nod Sinclair - wards -(11) Art Ward -(12) Anne Buss - Fred (10) - (4 & 5) Ory Kope - (6 & Carlson- (8) Skelton- (18) Frank Makepeace-(20 & 21) Otterson-(17) Sheila Mooney - 7) Bill Saviak (8 & 9) Lome Mrs. Doreen MacGregor - (11) Radio Reps. Ltd. -(22) Broadcast (18) Bill Pinko. - - Havard - (10) Stan Weiler - (11) John Kennedy-(15) Brenda Bree Reps. Ltd. -(23) Radio Reps. Ltd. Slim (12) (16) Dick Tregillus (17) CFGP, GRANDE PRAIRIE: 10,000 Cook - Mrs. Barbara don - - - (24) Young Canadian Ltd., Burns Morrison (13) Mickey Mrs. Meda Lewis -(18) Gordon Harlan G. Oakes. watts on 1,050 kcs. T -Can. Supp. - (1) Northern Broadcasting Corp. Lynch - (14) Ian Carson - (15) Morrison -(20 to 23) Stovin-Byles Mrs. Barbara Burns Morrison Ltd. -(24) Forjoe & Co. CHED, EDMONTON: 10,000 watts on Ltd. - (2) Hugh E. Pearson - - 1,080 kcs. (1) CHED Ltd. (2) (3) Cameron A. Perry (4) Jack (16) Pat McCully - (17) Ken - - Hortness (18) CFCW, CAMROSE: 1,000 watts on Hugh M. Sibbald-(3) Murray D. Soars - (5) Gordon Pearcy - - Sid Gaffney - Dyck Lewis R. Hoskin (6 & 8) Colin Fraser (9) Gott- (19) Joe Bell (20 to 23) All - 1,230 kcs. (1) Camrose Broadcast- -(4) -(5) - Canada - ing Co. Ltd. -(2) Hal Yerxa-(3) William Reid -(6) Jerry Forbes - fried Sprecher - (10) Cameron Radio & TV - (24) Wèed Gene Ross -(5) Warren Holte- (7) Claude Blackwood-(8) John Cathcart - (11) Mr. Frances & Co. (6 & 7) Ross Arthur (8) Rich Barton -(9) Mrs. Dasha Goody Tanner (12 & 15) Mrs. Barbara - - - CKYL, PEACE 1,000 Sims -(9) Ron Daley -(10 & 11) (10) Don Rollans-(11) Bryan Hall Cook - (16) Wayne Borden - RIVER: watts (12) Elaine Polovnikoff (13) (17) Cecil Morton (18) on 630 kcs. (1) Peace River Broad- Jim Brown-(12) Joan Arnskov- - - - Jim casting (13) Gene Ross - (14) Gerald Bob McCormack -(14) John Bal - deRoaldes (19) Raymond Al - Corp. Ltd. - (2 & 3) John Harris (15) Florence Carlson dock -(15) Eleanor McDougall stead -(20 to 23) All -Canada Radio Skelly - (5) Bill McNabb - (6) - - - Curley (10 (16) Gordon Larson -(17) Annette (16) Ernie Mushtuk - (17) Dick & TV - (24) Weed & Co. Gurlock - & 11) Jim Harris - (18) Ken Anholt - (19) Taylor - (18) Clint Nichol - (19) Gray - (15) Mrs. Cathie Kennedy Lyndy Olson-(20 & 21) Lorrie Orville Davidson - (20 & 21) CHEC, LETHBRIDGE: 5,000 watts on - (16) Mrs. Carol Holden - (17) Potts & Co. A. J. Messner & Stephens & Towndrow Ltd. -(22) 1,090 kcs. (1) Southern Alberta Mrs. Cathie Kennedy - (18) -(22) Robert (20 21) Co. -(23) Scharf Broadcast Sales. A. J. Messner & Co. -(23) Scharf Broadcasting Ltd. - (2) Harold W. Guy - & Lorne Broadcast Sales - (24) Forjoe & Brown - (3) Joe H. Budd - (5) Potts & Co. - (22) A. J. Messner CJDV, DRUMHELLER: 1,000 watts Co. Bob Ranson - (6) Ed. Conville - & Co. - (23) Scharf Broadcast on 910 kcs. (1) Dinosaur Broad- (10) Gordon Holland - (11) Ron Sales. casting Co. -(2) Gordon Purnell - CHFA, EDMONTON: 5,000 watts on Barnes - (13) Larry Lang - (14) (3) Tony Mayer -(4) Alice Patzer 680 kcs. French Supp. (1) Radio - Ed Ryan - (15) Mrs. Wanda CKRD, RED DEER: 1,000 watts on -(5) Tony Mayer-(6) Bill Dow - Edmonton Ltée. - (2) André M. McLean - (16) Carole Ponech - 850 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Central Alberta Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) Len Purnell - (3) Gordon Purnell - (5) Bill Scott - (6) Joe Meyers - (8) Rod Stephen - (10) Al Scott - (11) Marty Larson - t± (13) Ken Allen - (15) Amy Smith - (16) Ken Allen - (17) Jim the KING SIZE station Elliott - (18) Ken Martin - (20 & 21) National Broadcast Sales - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (23) in the KING SIZE Scharf Broadcast Sales (24) Young Canadian Ltd. - market SASKATCHEWAN 1/3 of the total retail sales in Saskatchewan, excluding Re- CFRG, GRAVELBOURG: 5,000 watts ina and Saskatoon, are made on 710 kcs. French Supp. Daytime within a 100 mile radius of broadcasting only. (1) Radio-Gra- Yorkton. velbourg Ltée. - (2) Dr. Rosario E. Morin, M.D. - (3) Dumont This wealthy market is cover- Lepage - (5) Joseph E. DeGagné ed every day by 10,000 selling - (6 to 9) Guy Pariseau - (10) watts. Marcel Moor - (11) Albert Arse- " .7 nault (12) Andrée Audette , - - ' (13) 1 CONSULT OUR REPS: Guy Pariseau - (14) Dumont Radio Representatives Idd.Toronto and Montreal Lepage - (15) Jeanne Beauregard >}),1), A. J. Messner re Co. Winnipeg - (16) Albert Arsenault - (17) `, Hunt, Schar/ Representatives Ltd. Vancouver logo) Miss Denise Huel (18) Raymond Young Canadian ltd. U.S A. - Lizée - (19) Arthur Bouffard - i (20 & 21) Interprovincial Broad- cast Sales - (23) Scharf Broadcast cd Sales. VOROTON SASKATCHEWAN CFGR, GRAVELBOURG: 250 watts on 1,230 kcs. French Supp, Night- May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Twenty -One

time broadcasting only. Same staff Murphy & Sons Ltd. - (2) W. A. CKX, BRANDON: 10,000 watts on operated by the Canadian Broad- as CFRG. Murphy - (3) Vernon Dallin 1,150 kcs, Dom. Basic. (1) Western casting Corporation, (Station Man. Roy Currie) Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd. (2 MOOSE JAW: 10,000 watts - - - CHAR, (5) Clyde Bourassa - (6) Roy & 3) John B. Craig - (4) Eric CFRY, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE: 250 daytime (5,000 watts nightime) on Currie (7) Laurie Korchin Davies (5) Ernest D. Holland watts on 1,570 Dom. Basic. (1) Radio - - - kcs. (1) Portage - 800 kcs. (8) Stu Blancher (9) Bud Haf- (7) Frank Bird (10) James Delta Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2 CHAB Ltd. (2 & 3) Jack - - - - Station - steinn - (10) Bill Cameron - (11) Struthers - (11) Henry Stothard & 3) R. D. Hughes - (5) Dolores Moffat - (4 & 5) Nev Skingle - Don Wittman (12) Margaret (14) Marvin Freeman (15) Kustra (6 & 10) (6 7) (10) John - - - - Jack Follett & Bill Falkner - Morrison - (13) Warren Wismer Mrs. V. Esslemont - (16) Donald - (12) Nancy Lane - (15) Beulah McManus - (11) Ken Newan_ s - -(14) Dennis Fisher-(15) Mabel Williams - (17) Joan Atchison - Duncan - (16) Dolores Kustra (12) Mrs. Mickey Lewis - (13) Lewis (16) Patrick Madden (18) Humphrey Davies (19) (17) Nancy Lane - (14) Bill - - - - (18) Ricky Ted Kelly - Smith - (17) Mrs. Eleanor Cailes (18) Harold Donogh (20 & 21) Radio Hughes (20 & 21) (15) Mrs. June Ravnborg (17) - - - Lorrie Potts - Lynn Hoskins - (20 & 21) Radio Reps. Ltd. - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. Anne Wilson - (18 & 19) Mery Reps. Ltd. - (22) Broadcast Reps. & Co. - (23) Scharf Broadcast Pickford - (20 & 21) Stephens & Ltd. (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. (24) Sales (24) Young Canadian Ltd. CKSB, ST. BONIFACE: Towndrow Ltd. (22) A. - - 10,000 watts - J. Young Canadian Ltd. on 1,050 kcs. French (1) Messner & Co. - (23) Scharf Supp. CKDM, DAUPHIN: 10,000 watts on Radio -Saint -Boniface Ltée. - (2) Broadcast Sales - (24) Weed & CKOM, SASKATOON: 5,000 watts Auguste Dansereau (3) Co. on 1,420 kcs. (1) Saskatoon Com- 730 kcs. (1) Dauphin Broadcasting - Roland Co. Ltd. (2) A. T. Warnock, Couture - (5) Ralph Normandeau munity Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - - (7) Flore Toupin (8) CJNB, NORTH BATTLEFORD: (2 & 3) Robert A. Hosie (Station QC - (3) Jack M. Henderson - - - Rossel 10,000 watts on 1,460 kcs. (1) North- (5) David Bates (6) Ted Vien - (9) Mrs. Aimée Simons Manager - Bill Stovin) - (5) Bill - (10) Valmore Gervais - western Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - Stovin (6) Arnold E. Stilling Meseyton - (7) Garry Kirton - (11) (2) Harry S. Hay (3) Harry G. - (9) Doug Simmons - Maurice Lévêque (12) Rossel - - (7 & 9) Gordon E. Walburn - - (10) Ben Vien - Dekker (5) Alex Johnson (Nat. (10) Bill Misener (11) Lou Hill (12) - (13) Valmore Gervais - - Settatree - (11) Arnold - - (15) Cécile Fredette (16) Sales Man. - Harry G. Dekker) E. Stilling (13) Dan Worden Mrs. Helen Henderson - (13) - Made- (7) Eldon Elliott (10) Lee - - Lou Hill (14) Gary Kirton leine Painchaud - (17) Mrs. - - (14) Mrs. Pat Baudru - (15) - Aimée Simons (18) Yves Sage - (11) Eldon Elliott - (12) Lolamae Servis (16) Mrs. Pat - (15) Mrs. Lucy McPhee - (16) - Bob Hildebrand (13) Lee Sage - Mrs. Audrey Mansoff (17) Doug Savignac - (19) Yves Remillard - Baudru-(17) Mrs. Inez McGowan - (20 & 21) Interprovincial - (14) Mrs. Chris Dekker - (15) - (18) Maynard W. Greer - (20 Simmons - (18) Alan Watson - - Broad- Arlene Cole (16) Louise Tetrault (19) Peter Senchuk (20) Air - cast Sales - (23) Scharf Broadcast - & 21) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (22) A. - Sales (24) Devney Inc. - (17) Mrs. Norma Sage - (18) J. Messner & Co. (23) Stovin- Time Sales - (21) Radio Reps. - Al Ruddell (20 to 23) Stovin- - Ltd. (22) A. - Byles Ltd. - (24) Weed & Co. - J. Mesmer & Co. CBW, Byles Ltd. - (24) Devney Inc. - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - WINNIPEG: 50,000 watts on CKSW, SWIFT CURRENT: 250 watts (24) Young Canadian Ltd. 990 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. CKBI, PRINCE ALBERT: 10,000 on 1,400 kcs. (1) Frontier City Owned and operated by the Cana- watts on 900 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) dian Broadcasting Corporation. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. -(2) Douglas CFAR, FLIN FLON: 1,000 watts on Central Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - W. Scott (3) Wilfred C. Gilbey (2) Edward A. Rawlinson (3) - 590 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Arctic CJOB, WINNIPEG: 10,000 watts on - - (5) William H. Friest - (6) Radio Corp. Ltd. (2) J. Gray Frank F. Rawlinson - (5) Gerald Wilfred C. Gilbey (8) Gordon - 680 kcs. (1) Blick Broadcasting Prest (6 & 9) Ian Barrie - Mundie - (3) J. Everett Small- Ltd. (2) John O. Blick (3 - - Ross - (10) Lorne Cunningham wood (5) Alex Cobban (9) - - & (10 & 11) Nick Roche - (12) Mrs. (11) Lloyd Halyk (12) Mrs. - - 5) Roderick M. MacLennan - (6) Marion Sherman (13) Gerry - - Vince Dodds - (10) Norm Kirton Charles McCartney (7) Hugh - June Smith -(13) Lome Cunning- (11) Clare Moody (12) Gail - Palmer - (14) Gerald Prest - ham (15) Joyce Cook (16) - Ingraham - (8) George McCloy (15) Mrs. D. Fuller (16) A. - - Leask - (14) Norm Kirton - (16) (9) Victor Turland (10) Alan - Mrs. Martha Millen - (17) Joan Mrs. Kay Krezeski (17) Dave - - Diehl - (17) Joy Harding - (18) Sykes (18) Mac Hanna (20) - Bready - (11) Fred Whiting - Tom VanNes (20 to 23) All - - - Watson - (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts (14) Richard Moody (15) Eli- - Air -Time Sales -(21) Radio Reps. & Co. (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - Canada Radio & TV - (24) Weed Ltd. (22) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. - zabeth Fraser - (16) Hugh & Co. - - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales -- Ingraham (17) Victor Turland - (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. (24) Young - Canadian Ltd. - (18) Reg Durk - (20 & 21) CJME, REGINA: 1,000 watts on 1,300 Radio Reps. Ltd. (22) Broadcast kcs. (1) Midwest Broadcasters Ltd. CBX, WATROUS: 50,000 watts on - 540 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. CHF(,, FORT CHURCHILL: 250 Reps. Ltd. - (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. (2) J. Marsh Ellis (3) Roy M. watts on 1,230 kcs. Owned and (24) Young Canadian Ltd. Malone - Owned and operated by the Cana- - - (4) Mrs. Jessie Ellis - dian Broadcasting Corporation. (5) Roy M. Malone - (6) J. Marsh Ellis - (8) Bob Hutton Franz Zeidler - (10) Bob McKell CFSL, WEYBURN: 1,000 watts on (11) Beattie Martin (15) 1,340 kcs. (1) Soo Line Broad- - - Ken casting Ltd. (2) Thomas Roland - (18) Ernie Green - (20 Co. - G. To Get RESULTS ... . to 23) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (24) Laing - (3) Keith D. Baker - Devney Inc. (5 & 6) Norman A. Hickey - (9) Boyd Kozak - (10) George Laza- CKCK, REGINA: 5,000 watts on 620 renko - (11) John Deadlock - kcs. T-Can. Supp. (1) Trans- (12) Norman McPherson - (13) Canada Communications Ltd. - George Lazarenko - (15) Donna (2) Clifford Sifton - (3) Donald McNevan - (16) Mrs. Patricia buy R. Dawson - (5) Jim Grisen- Chapman - (18) Keith D. Baker thwaite - (6) Bob MacDonald - - (20 & 21) National Broadcast (9) Gordon Hancock - (10) Jim Sales - (22 & 23) Stovin-Byles McLeod - (11) Ken Milton - Ltd. (13) Murray Blakely - (14) Miss RADIO Lorie Molter - (15) Al Sheridan CJGX, YORKTON: 10,000 watts day- - (16) Carol Gay - (17) Mrs. time (1,000 watts nightime) on 940 Anne Roland (18) Ernie Strong kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Yorkton - ...... ''f: } 10,000 - (20 to 23) All -Canada Radio & Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) Fred }}iiil TV - (24) Weed & Co. K. Tully -(3) George G. Gallagher - (5) Jack C. Goodman (Local WATTS CKRM, REGINA: 5,000 watts on 980 Sales - Mery G. Phillips) - (6 & kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Western Com- 7) Ed A. Laurence - (10) Dick munications Ltd. - (2) Dr. E. A. Reynolds - (11) Jim Keilback - McCusker - (3) Wilf E. Collier (12) Bunny Brailean - (13) Doug - (6 & 7) Bob Hill - (10) Don Sherwin - (14) Jack Goodman - Marshall - (11) Ed Robinson - (15) Mrs. Jean Coleridge - (16) (14) Mrs. Dona Robinson - (15) Bill Graham-(17) Terry Morrison Miss Kae Lazaruk - (16) Mrs. Vi - (18) Harry McRae - (19) George - (17) Miss Gerry Dunbar André Picard -- (20 & 21) - (18) Len Cozine - (19) Earl Radio Reps. Ltd. - (22) A. J. Brown - (20 & 21) Radio Reps. Messner & Co. - (23) Schaff Ltd. - (22) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. Broadcast Sales - (24) Young - (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. - (24) Canadian Ltd. Young Canadian Ltd. CFNS, SASKATOON: 1,000 watts on MANITOBA 1,170 kcs, French Supp. (1) Radio Prairies -Nord Ltée. - (2) Clotaire CFAM, ALTONA: 5,000 watts on Denis, Sr. - (3 & 5) Charles 1,290 kcs. (1) Southern Manitoba TELEVISION Papen - (6 & 7) Roger Gautier - Broadcasting Co. Ltd. -(2) Walter (8) Alain Truchet - (10, 11 & 13) E. Kroeker - (3) Dennis Barkman Roger Gautier - (15) Mrs. Marie -(10) Jim Neaves-(11) Ken Klas- CHANNEL 5 Antoinette Papen - (16) Georges sen -(12) Mrs. 011y Penner-(13) de Govin - (17) Mrs. Marie An- Dr. Peter Olson - (15) Mrs. Chris toinette Papen -(18) Jean Lacroix Penner - (16) Marilyn Martens - (20 & 21) Interprovincial Broad- - (17) Hans Andriessen - (18) cast Sales - (23) Scharf Broadcast John J. Pauls - (20 & 21) National Sales - (24) Devney Inc. Broadcast Sales - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (23) Scharf BRANDON, MANITOBA CFQC, SASKATOON: 5,000 watts on Broadcast Sales - (24) Donald 600 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) A. A. Cooke Inc. Page Twenty -Two Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960 FOR COMPLETE INTEGRATED FROM CANADIA

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CKRC, WINNIPEG: 5,000 watts on KEY Wallace Slatter - (3) Frederick 630 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Trans - Metcalf (Station Manager - John (2) 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Librarian canada Communications Ltd. - 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Chief Engineer A. Jackson) - (5) Clifford Muir Clifford Sifton - (3) J. Al Ham- 3. Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Chief Operator - (6) Gordon Field - (7) J. mond (5) Jack G. McRory 4. Assistant Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Toronto Reps Donald LeBlanc (10 - - 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Montreal Reps - & 11) (6 & 7) Bob Bye - (9) Ken Babb 6. Production Manager 14. Promotion Manager 22. Winnipeg Reps Norman Jary - (13) William - (10) Ev Dutton - (11) Johnny 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. Vancouver Reps Sturrup - (14) John Sheltus 8. 16. - Esaw - (12) Ethel Ha'penny - Chief Announcer Copy Chief 24. U.S. Reps (15) Sybil Rothwell - (16) Donna (13) G. Taylor - (15) Phylis Peseski - (17) Sharleen Heffer- Valentine - (16) Len Gzebb - nan - (18) Robert Nagyobb - (17) Ken Babb - (18) Bert Hooper (19) James Rogers (20) Ontario (19) W. Michaluk (20 to 23) - (10 & 11) Larry Bondy - (12) Madeleine Germain - (13) Denis - - - Miss Shelley Panter-(13) Bill Eddie Boucher-(14) Claire Martel -(15) Radio Sales - (21) Jos. A. Hardy All -Canada Radio & TV - (24) & Co. - (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. Weed & Co. - (14) Bill McCutcheon - (15) Guy Vachon -(16) Claire Martel- (24) Donald - Mrs. Terry Beals-(16)Miss Shelley (18) George Lord - (19) Vincent Cooke Inc. CKY, WINNIPEG: 50,000 watts on Panter - (17) Mrs. Bette McDer- Morin - (20 & 21) Interprovincial CHML, mott (18) Bob McBean (20 Broadcast Sales. HAMILTON: 5,000 watts on 580 kcs. (1) Broadcasting Station - - 900 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Maple CKY Ltd. (2) Lloyd E. Moffat to 23) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (24) Leaf Broadcasting - Donald Cooke Inc. CJSS, CORNWALL: 1,000 watts on Co. - (2) - (3) Jack M. Davidson - (5) Don Kenneth D. Soble (3) Tom McDermid (6) Bill Trebilcoe 1,220 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Cornwall - - 1,000 on Darling - (5) Denny Whitaker (7) Jack R. Stewart (9) CKPC, BRANTFORD: watts Broadcasting Ltd. - (2) E. W. (6) Bill - - - 1,380 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Tele- Miller (3 & 5) Bob Aiken Hall - (10) Don Johnston Herb Brittain-(10) Bill Trebilcoe - - (11) Norm Marshall (12) (11) Jack Wells (14) Dorm phone City Broadcast Ltd. - (2) (6 & 7) Bill Gallant - (101 Hal Agnes- - - - Mrs, Florence M. Buchanan (3) Lee, Jr. (11) Carl Fisher (12) Anderson - (14) Michael Kirton - (15) Mrs. Marjorie - - - Thompson (15) Julie Patraboy Gillies (16) Mac MacFarlane Richard D. Buchanan-(5) Russell Ruth Welch - (13) Rex Silmser - - - E. Waters (7) Arnold Anderson (14) Bob McGuigan (15) - ,(16) Frank Fogwell - (17) Ed (17) Shirley Hamilton-(18) Andy - - - Vera Preston (18) Hugh Potter Malowanchuk (20 to 23) Stovin- - (10) Al Chandler - (11) Arnold Leonard - (16) Mrs. V. Jalkanen - - - Anderson (12) Mrs. Marion (17) Tony Avon (18) (19) Ross Wilson - (20) Stephens Byles Ltd. (24) Forjoe & Co. - - - Mahlon & - George (13) James Featherston Clark (19) Lyal Nixon (20 Towndrow - (21) National - - - Broadcast Sales (23) Scharf - (14) Charlie Doering - (15) & 21) Trans -Ocean Radio & TV Broadcast - Mrs. Ingrid Schroeder - (16) Mrs. - (24) Weed & Co. Sales - (24) Young ONTARIO Marguerite Toltl - (18) James Canadian Ltd. Featherston (20 & 21) Lorrie CFOB, FORT FRANCES: CKBB, BARRIE: 5,000 watts (going - 1,000 watts CKOC, HAMILTON: to 10,000 watts in May, 1960) on Potts & Co. (23) Scharf Broad- on 800 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Border 5,000 watts on - 1,150 kcs. T- Can. Supp. (1) 950 kcs. (1) Barrie Broadcasting cast Sales. Broadcasting Ltd. - (2 to 7) D. A. Went- Co. (2) T. Fawcett (10) Dennis worth Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Ltd. - Ralph Snelgrove - Soar - (2) (3 & 5) Robert C. Hunter CFJR, BROCKVILLE: 1,000 watts (11) Gordon McBride (12) - Clifford Sifton - (3) Wil- - - - Don liam T. (7 & 8) Jack Ruttle (10) Bill daytime (250 watts nightime) on Ryan (14) Keith Vettergreen Cranston - (4 & 5) J. - - Norman Inkster (6) Harrington - (11) Bill Bennett - 1,450 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Eastern - (15) Frances Pelletier - (16) - John M. Hill Ontario Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Dave Peterson (17) - (8) George Balcaen (10) D. (12) Mrs. Wendy Hicks - (13 & - - Don Ryan - Graham Emslie-(11) - 14) Jack Ruttle-(15) Mrs. Shirley (2 & 3) Jack R. Radford - (4) (18) Oscar Petsnick - (20) Air - Joe Carbury Archer (16) Mrs. Margaret Tom Statham (5) Keith Pelton Time Sales - (12) Mrs. Joan Robertshaw - - - (21) Radio Reps. (14) Lyn Cooper - Hennebry - (18) Jack Mattenley - (6 & 7) Jim Chapman - (8) Ltd. - (22) A. J, Messner & Co. - (15) Mrs. (20 Keith Pelton (23) Marion Goddard (16) Mrs. Joan - (19) Harold Atkinson - & Cam Roberts - (10) - Radio Reps. Ltd. - (24) Robertshaw - 21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. - (23) - (11) Tom Statham - (12) Donald Cooke Inc. - (17) Arthur N. Scharf Broadcast Sales (24) Peter Jennings (13) Lloyd Kerr Todd - (18) Leslie Horton - (19) - - Arthur N. Todd Young Canadian Ltd. - (14) Jack R. Radford - (15) CJLX, FORT WILLIAM: 5,000 watts - (20 to 23) All - Norine Kelly (16) Keith Pelton on 800 kcs. (1) Lakehead Canada Radio & TV - (24) Weed - Broad- & Co. CJBQ, BELLEVILLE: 1,000 watts on - (17) Jim Chapman - (18) Peter casting Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) Robert 800 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Quinte Paczynsky - (20 & 21) Jos. A. MacGowan - (5) Walter Clemens Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Dr. & Co. (24) Young Cana- (6, 7 9) HAMILTON: 5,000 watts daytime - Hardy - - & John Murphy - (10) (2,500 G. A. Morton (3) Frank C. dian Ltd. Ron Knight (11) Pat watts nightime) on 1,280 kcs. - - Marsden (1) J. Irving Zucker. Murray - (4 & 5) J. H. Mac- - (13) Ron Knight - (14) John (Recommen- Donald - (6) Lee Jourard - (7) CFCO, CHATHAM: 1,000 watts on Murphy - (15) Ruth Heikkinen ded for approval.) Frank C. Murray (8) T. G. Dom. Basic. (1 3) (16) - - 630 kcs. & John Mrs. Jessie Spooner - (18) CKAR, HUNTSVILLE: 1,000 watts Hookings C. - (9) Frank Murray Beardall (Personnel Manager - Murray Shields (20 & 21) Lorrie on 590 kcs. (1) Muskoka -Parry (10) H. Mulhall (11) (5 & 6) Arch - - - J. Gordon Brooks) - Potts & Co. Sound Broadcasting Ltd. (2) G. D. Devine (12) Harriet (7 - - Stevens Ferrie - & 8) Bob Anakin - N. Mackenzie - (3) James Gibson - (13) Phil R. Flagler - (14) J. (9 & 11) Mrs. Una Fulcher (13) CKPR, FORT WILLIAM: 5,000 watts (6) H. - - Garth Thomas - (11) James MacDonald - (15) Miss J. Arch Ferrie - (14) Gordon Brooks daytime (1,000 watts nightime) on Bishop (14 & 15) Valleau (16) M. (18) - Gale Markle - Mrs. Hall - Bob Anakin. 580 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) H. F. - (16) Roy Switzer - (18) Gerry - (17) Mrs. J, Heitshu - (18) Dougall Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) Hector V. Amelsvoort - (20) Air -Time J. B. Buchanan - (19) Lee CHUC, COBOURG: 1,000 watts on F. Dougall - (4 & 5) George D. Sales - (21) Radio Reps. Ltd. - Jourard - (20 to 23) Stovin-Byles 1,500 kcs. (1) Radio CHUC Ltd. - Jeffrey (6 & 7) John P. Friesen (22) Broadcast Ltd. D. - Reps. Ltd. - (24) - (24) Young Canadian Ltd. (2) B. Williamson -(5) Gordon - (8) Jack Masters - (9 & 10) Weed & Co. Earl and Max Tyson - (6 & 7) John P. Friesen - (11) Joe Kozo- CJNR, BLIND RIVER: 1,000 watts on Ken Duke - (11) Dick Trotter - kowski - (13 & 14) Jack Masters CKAR-1, PARRY SOUND: 250 watts 730 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Nash (12) Mrs. Louise Guy - (16) Mrs. - (15) Miss D. Hopkins - (16) on 1,340 kcs. Satellite of CKAR. Radio and Television Broadcasting Beth Larson - (17) Mrs. Louise Mrs. M. A. Papineau - (17) Miss Same Staff. Ltd. - (2) Thomas C. Nash - (3 Guy - (18) Gord Skinner - (20 J Ellis - (18 & 19) Tom Ross - & 5) Cec McKnight - (6) William & 21) Radio & TV Sales. (20 & 21) Radio Reps. Ltd. - (22) CJRL, KENORA: 1,000 watts on Smith - (15) Mrs. Sheila Johnson Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (23) All - 1,220 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Lake of - (18) Thomas C. Nash - (20 & CFML, CORNWALL: 1,000 watts on Canada Radio & TV. - (24) Young the Woods Broadcasting Ltd. - 21) Radio & TV Sales. 1,110 kcs. (1) CFML Inc. (2 & 3) Canadian Ltd. (2) Stuart King - (3) William Mrs. Madeleine Laframboise - (4) Wylie - (6) Jack Thomson - (10) CHIC, BRAMPTON: 250 watts on Guy Vachon - (5 to 8) Claude CFTJ, GALT: 250 watts on 1,110 kcs. Wes Rowson-(11) Jack Thomson 1,090 kcs. (1) CHIC Ltd. - (2) Renard - (9) Mrs. Madeleine (1) The Galt Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (12) Wes Rowson - (14) Jack Gordon Keeble - (3 to 7) John Germain - (10) Denis Boucher - (2 & 3) John V. Evans - (5) Thomson - (15) Mrs. Joyce Fox - (9) Mrs. Bette McDermott - (11) Paul Robin - (12) Mrs. A. C. "Bert" Bond - (10) John Chevrier - (16) Mrs. Roberta Etherton - (12) Betty Lee - Anderson - (17) Roger Klein - (15) Carol Haller - (18) Paul (18) Richard Queen - (20 to 23) Kemper - (20 & 21) Radio Time Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (24) Donald Sales - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. Cooke Inc. - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales. CKLC, KINGSTON: 5,000 watts on If you haven't received my CJOY, GUELPH: 10,000 watts day - 1,380 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) St. Law- lime (5,000 watts nightime) on rence Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) JINGLE PROMO DISC 1,060 kcs. (1) CJOY Ltd. - (2) Robert S. Grant - (3) Terry please give me a ring at 1000 watts CFCO Chatham 630 kcs. WA. 5-1631 Business is growing in Kent County. With very few exceptions, Kent County leads Canadian markets by a wide margin in rate of business growth. Kent County Retail Sales: 1954 - $ 82,363,000 1958 - $114,556,000 Five year increase, 38.3% l Ontario increase, 1954.58, 24%. Source: Sales Management Survey of Buying Power, November, 1959 and May, 1955. Write, wire, phone Arch Ferrie, National Commercial Manager, for availabilities. CHATHAM, Elgin 2-3000 P.O. Box 550 Nay 5th. 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page I-i.ent-Fixe

(French - (S) John French - (7) CFPL, LONDON: 10,000 watts day- - (12) Mrs. Emily Lamb - (13 ) John Bermingham - (8) Terence time (5.00Ú watts nightime) on 960 Joseph Wilson - (15) Mrs. Edith Coles - (10) Ralph Donnelly - kcs. Dorn. Basic. (1) London Free Guild - (16) Mrs. Alma Miles - (II) John Kelly-(12) Mrs. Manan Press Printing Co. Ltd. - (2) (17) Mrs. Bernice Reid - (18) Earl - (1.3) ChM Robb - (15) Walter J. Blackburn - (3) Murray Joseph Spicer - (19) Ken Lee - Doreen Hesston - (16) Mrs. Kay T. Brown (Station Manager - (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts & Co. - Maughan - (17) Joseph Walters Douglas C. Trowell) - (5) C. N. (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (23i - (18) William Grant - (19) Knight - (6, 7 & 9) Ward M. Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) James 1 Russell - (20 to 23) Cornell - (10) Hugh Bremner - Donald Cooke Inc. Stavin -Bytes Ltd (24) For)oe (11) Peter James - (13) Roy & Co Jewell - (14) Harvey M Clarke CFCH, NORTH BAY: 1,000 watts on -(15&16) Jack N.Illman-(17) 600 kcs. T -Can. Basic. (1) Northern CKW's, KINGSTON: 5,000 watts on Hilde Schuster - (18) Glen Robi- Broadcasting Ltd. - (2) Mrs. P. D. 964 kcs.T-Can. Basic. (1) Frontenac taille - (19) Keith Roberts - (20 Campbell - (3) Harvey Freeman Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) to 23) All -Canada Radio & TV - - (5) Clarence Houston - (7 i Senator W. R. Davies - (3) Wally (24) Weed & Co. Bill O'Halloran - (8) Bruce Rewegan - (S) William King - Ruggles - (10) Reg Finnemore -- (7) Carl Cogan - (8) Byran Olney CKSL, LONDON: 5.000 watts on (11) Pete Handley - (12) Erna - (10) Floyd Patterson - (11) 1290 kcs. (I) London Broadcasters Higgins - (13) Bryan Manson - Max Jackson - (12) Mrs. Rita Ltd. - (2) F. Vincent Regan - (14) Bruce Ruggles - (15) Mn Lloyd - (13) Bryan Olney -- (3) Donald M. E. Hamilton - (4) Melba Rainville - (16) Erna C (14) Mrs. Rita Lloyd - (15) William E. Robinson - (5) Alex Higgins - (17) Mrs. Shirley Mrs. Frances Harvey - (16) Snider - (7) Vaughn Bjerre - Ruggles - (18) Jack Barnaby -- Mrs Eva Howard - (17) Betty (10) Edmund Blake - (12) Mrs. (19) Joe McCausland - (20 & 21) Martin - (18) Dave Travers Dorca Ballantyne - (14) Patrick National Broadcast Sales - (22 & - (19) Vernon Rombough - (20 Dorcy - (15) Grace Howald - 23) All -Canada Radio & TV & 21) National Broadcast Sales - (16) Charles Sterne - (17) Mrs. (24) Weed & Co. (22 & 23) All -Canada Radio & TV Monica McGarrell (18) Ronald - 1,000 watts on - (24) Weed & Co. Turnpenny - (19) Roeland Koster CHWO, OAKVILLE: - (20 & 21) National Broadcast 1,250 kcs. (1) CHWO Radio Ltd. CJKL, KIRKLAND LAKE: 5,000 Sales - (22 & 23) Stovin-Byles - (2) Howard Caine - (5) Victor watts on 560 kcs. T -Can. Basic. (1) Ltd. - (24) Devney Inc. Tipple - (7) Hartley Hubbs - Kirkland Lake Broadcasting Ltd. (8) Frank Taylor - (9) Richard CKMP, 250 (10) Yarrow -_ (21 Mrs. Irma Brydson (3) MIDLAND: watts on George - James - - 1.230 kcs. (1) Midland-Penetang Black (12) Mrs. Jean Harry M. Edgar - (4 & 5) (11) John - Clyde Brydle -. (6 & 7) Broadcasting Ltd_ - (2) Stan Tulk E. Caine - (15) Mrs. N. Green - Don O'Neil -- (8) Ron Smith - (3) Bruce Armstrong - (5) Bob sides - (17) Richard George - -- (9) Moss Yokom -- (10) Vanstone - (7) Grant Forsythe - (18) Albert Aufleger - (19) K "Myer Murray" Goldstein - (11) (8 & 10) John McCullough - (11) William McNaughton - (20) Air - Bill Hamilton - (12) Mrs. Anita Grant Forsythe - (12) Kim Mait- Time Sales - (21) Radio Reps. Thompson - (13) "Myer Murray" land - (13) Bruce Armstrong - Ltd. - (22) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. Goldstein-(1S) Mrs. Gaye Fennah (15) Arlene Armstrong - (17) - (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. - (16) Mrs. Jane Milligan - (17) Madeleine Vallee - (18) Stan Tulk - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co. CFOR, ORILLIA: 10,000 watts day- Moss Yokom - (18) Cy Spence time (1,000 watts nightime) on - (19) Fred Palmer - (20 & 21) CIIVC. NIAGARA FALLS: 5,000 1,570 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) CFOR National Broadcast Sales - (22 watts (going to 10,000 watts this Ltd. (2 & 3) Gordon E. Smith & TV -- - & 23) All -Canada Radio stnnnter) on 1.600 kcs. (1) Radio - (4) Pete McGarvey - (5) C. (24) Weed & Co. Station CHVC Ltd. - (2) B. Donald McLeod - (7) Ken Mc- Howard Bedford - (3) Arthur W. Donald-(9) Mrs. Marg McFarland ('K('K. KITCIIF.NER: 250 watts on Blakely (5) Michael Mezo, Jr. (10) Bob Douglas (11) Ken 1.490 Dom. Supp. (1) Kit- - - - kcs. - (6) Mrs. Emily Lamb - (8 & Mrnonald - (12) Mrs. Wanda chener -Waterloo Broadcasting Co. 10) Jack Barr-(11) Gordon Dorst Mi,.er (13 & 14) Pete McGarvey Ltd -- (3) Gordon Schaus - (7) - Stan Switzer - (10) Frank Smith - (11) Don Cameron - (12) Mrs. L Betty Ann Rogers-(15) Jeannette Lavery - (17) Mrs. Molly Zakr- zewski - (18) Ion Hartman - (20 & 21) National Broadcast Sales A 1957 - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) Devney Inc. Beaver Award Station CKKW. KITCIIENER: 1,000 watt, on 1,320 kcs. (1) Twin City Broad- CHWO Radio-the White Oaks Station casting Co. Ltd. - (2) Albert Dunker - (3) Alan G. Hodge - (5) William J. Pratt -- (6 & 7) David Wright --(10) Ross Marshall "for 00141 rIge ¡n t'.lra'iciI1i,, the ?c.pc Of it: - (11) Hugh Bowman - (12) Mrs. include whose Ruth Hancock -- (13) John Brad- programs to those interests be in C shaw - (14) Donald Willcox - more serious music and an analytical treatment (15) Mrs- Jeanette Pullin - (16) of world and local news." Mark Overed -.. (17) Mrs. Carol Tuchltnsky -- (18 & 19) Robert Shantz -- (20 to 23) All -Canada More Listeners Radio & TV (24) Young Cana - Through its policy of broadcasting Great Albums of than Ltd. Music all day - every day - CHWO commands the CJSP, LEAMINGTON: 1.000 watts attention of homes who have more, want more, listen in on 710 kcs, (I) Sun Parlor Broad- casters Ltd - (2) G. P. Whaley more . . . providing advertisers with an adult, able -to - (3) Al Bruner - (S) John Gallo,. buy audience in the Greater Toronto - Hamilton area (6) Stuart Brandy -- (7) Lout. KINGSTON Tomas, -- (9) Jack Madden - (10) at a lower rate than any other station in the market Art Gadd - (I1) John Garton (12) Mrs. JoAnne Ellin/lore - (13) than all other Clem Fisher -- (14) Al Bruner -- (15) Mrs. Ellie Roach -- (16) Martin Walley --(17) Glen Burgton (I8) ltd Derkach -- (20 & 21) stations combined! Radio & Television Sale l 74 ) CHWO-RADIO H F Best. Canada's First "Good Musir" .Station (January Elliott -Haynes) CKLY. LINDSAY: 1,000 watts on 910 kcs (1 Greg -May Broadcasting 1000 Watts to the HEART of Canada's Richest Market Ltd (2 & 3) K Neill Gregory (4) Bill Gregory - (5) Bob r Within -- (8 á 7) Doug Whelan - 1250 (9) Margaret Howie - (10) Mal Parkinson -- (11) Johnny Langton From the CENTRE of the Dial (12) Mrs Thelma Gilaon --- (15) Stovin-Byles (Canada) Mrs Millie Langton -- (17) Mar- CONTACT Air -Time Toronto tales Ltd. Forjoe & Co. (U.S.A.) garet Howie -- (181 Bill Gregory Radio Representatives Ltd. Montreal. Winnipeg, Vancouver -- (80 á 21) Radio Time Sales - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales. Page Twenty-Six Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

- (15) Mrs. Peggy Smith - (16) CKOY, OTTAWA: 5,000 watts day- CFPA, PORT ARTHUR: 1,000 watts watts on 1,050 kcs. T -Can. Supp. Dick Wright - (17) Mrs. Marg time (1,000 watts nightime) on daytime (250 watts nightime) on (1) Hyland Radio-TV Ltd. - (2) McFarland - (18) Peter Rowe - 1,310 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) 1,230 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Ralph H. Mrs. Eileen Hyland - (3) Eb (19) Mrs. Pearl Graham - (20 & CKOY Ltd. - (2) D. Irving Parker Ltd. - (2 & 3) Ralph H. Vance - (5) Wilfred Belec - (6) 21) Stephens and Towndrow - Cameron-(3) Jack Daly (General Parker - (4) Margaret McGregor Tom McWatters - (7 & 8) George (24) Young Canadian Ltd, Manager - Jack Turrall) - (5) - (5) John Garbutt - (6) Don Jonescu - (9) Jerry Miheluk - Jack Turrall - (7) Keith Sterling Seath - (10) Bill Merritt - (11) (10) Lionel McAuley - (11) Russ CKLB, OSHAWA: 10,000 watts day- (10) Mac Lipson (11) Jack Frank Roberts (20 & 21) Paul Ramsay (12) Mrs. Grace time (5,000 watts nightime) on - - - - Pitt Daly - (14) Ann Hammell - (15) Mulvihill & Co. - (24) Weed & - (13) Don Ramsay - (14) Mrs. 1,350 kcs. (1) Gordon G. Garrison Gerry Beland-(16) Ann Hammel Co. Grace Pitt - (15) Tom McWatters & Co. - (2, 3 & 5) Gordon G. - (17) Walter Munroe - (18) Ken - (16) Mrs. Helen Conway - (17) Garrison - (6)William C. March- Puttock (19) Tom Born (20 CJRH, RICHMOND HILL: 1,000 Lou Barnes (18) David Irwin and (8 & 11) Robert Sher - - - - - & 21) National Broadcast Sales - watts daytime (250 watts night- (19) Jerry Miheluk - (20 & 21) (12) Mrs. Barbara Pollock - (13) (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales (24) time) on 1,310 kcs. (1) Radio Rich- Lorrie Potts & Co. (24) Devney David Kirkland (14) Fred M. - - - Donald Cooke Inc. mond Hill Ltd. - (2) John O. Inc. Oliver - (15) Mrs. Vicki Millar - Graham (3) Stewart H. Coxford (16) Don Killoran (17) - - Wilma (5) Andy Mitchell (6 to 9) CKCY, SAULT STE. MARIE: 250 Wills (18) William C. Marchand CFOS, OWEN SOUND: 1,000 watts - - - on 560 Stan Larke (10) Dan Doctor watts on 1,400 kcs. (1) Algonquin (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts & Co. kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Grey & - - - Bruce Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) (11) Jack Seaton-(13) Bob Burns Radio & TV Ltd. - (2) C. P. Greco (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) - (14) John O. (15) (3 & 5) Al Bestall Devney Inc. C. J. McTavish - (3) W. N. - Graham - - - (6) Marcel Hawkins (5) Russ Tomlinson Joni Brent - (16) Phil O'Reilly Lacosse - (7) John Meadows - - (17) - (8) Karl - CBO, OTTAWA: 5,000 watts on 910 (6) Ron Wray - (7) Stan Latham Lillian Larke - (18) Fred Sepkowski - (9) Ray kcs. Trans -Canada Network. - (10) Sharron Hilts - (11) Bill Owen - (20) Ontario Radio Sales Koivisto - (10) Michael Sharpe - Owned and operated by the Cana- Dane - (12) Isobel Doyle - (13) - (21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co. - (22) (11) Harry Wolfe - (12) Gwyn dian Broadcasting Corporation. Lawrence Phillips - (14) Ron Broadcast Reps. Ltd. - (23) Radio Mallory - (14) Marcel Lacosse - Wray - (15) Mrs. Phyllis Arnett Reps. Ltd. (1S) Norma Pearson - (16) CFRA, OTTAWA: 5,000 watts on 560 - (16) Mrs. Melba Croft - (17) Mrs. Tony Paget - (17) Sonia kcs. (1) CFRA Ltd. - (2) Frank Lois Campbell - (18) Bill Vallins CKTB, ST. CATHARINES: 5,000 Hemden - (18) Joseph Marinelli Ryan - (3) Terry Kielty - - (20 to 23) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - watts (going to 10,000 watts this - (19) Jim McWilliams - (20 & (5) George Gowling - (6 & (24) Young Canadian Ltd. summer) on 610 kcs. Dom. Supp. 21) Stephens & Towndrow. 7) Terry Kielty - (8 & 9) (1) The Niagara District Broad- Gord Atkinson - (10) Campbell CHOV, PEMBROKE: 1,000 watts on casting Co. Ltd. - (2) W. B. C. CFRS, SIMCOE: 250 watts on 1,560 McDonald - (11) Terry Kielty - 1,350 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) The Burgoyne-(3) Mary C. Burgoyne kcs. (1) Simcoe Broadcasting Co. (12) Joan Baxter - (13) Frank Ottawa Valley Broadcasting Co. - (4 & 5) Vincent Lococo - (6 & Ltd. - (2) Ted M. Fielder - (3 & Ryan - (14) Norm Kert - (15) Ltd. - (2) E. Gordon Archibald - 7) Jack Dawson - (9) Clarence 5) Fred G. Sherratt - (7) Ted M. Janet Robertson -(16) Don Moran (5) Ramsay F. Garrow - (6) Bill Colton - (10) John Morrison - Fielder - (8) Dick Gray - (9) - (17) Carole Vallillee - (18) Kutschke - (8) Tom Gauthier - (11) Rex Stimers - (12) Mrs. Don Shay - (10) Dick Gray - John Sproat - (19) Latif Chaud- (9) Mrs. Linda Nixon - (10) Art Norma Raham - (13 & 14) Roy (11) John Roxburgh - (12) Bette hari - (20 & 21) Stephens & Gallagher - (11) Bill Kay - (13) Bonisteel - (15) Mrs. Marion Barber - (13) Doug Barnet - Towndrow - (23) Radio Reps. Ltd. Tom Gauthier - (14) J. B. "Bun" Mosher - (16) Bob Johnson - (14) Dick Maxwell - (15) Jean - (24) Weed & Co. Scott - (15) Florence Brum - (17) Mrs. Helen Levchuk - (18) Aitken - (16) June MacDonald - (16) Marian Egan - (17) Mrs. Bill Allen - (19) Larry Holleran (17) Margaret Patter-(18) Robert Linda Nixon-(18) Edwin Schmidt - (20 & 21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. Watmough - (19) Ron Munro - - (19) Murray Matheson - (20 to - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (20 & 21) Radio & TV Sales. 23) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (24) (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) Young Canadian Ltd. Devney Inc. CJET, SMITHS FALLS: 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Rideau Broadcast- ing Ltd. (2 CHEX, CHLO, ST, THOMAS: 1,000 watts on - & 3) Jack Pollie - PETERBOROUGH: 5,000 680 kcs. (5) Bill McKissock watts on 980 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) T -Can. Supp. (1) Sou- - (7) Hal westo Broadcasters Ltd. (2 & 3) Botham (8) Rod Marshall Kawartha Broadcasting Co. - (2) - (11) - - W. John L. Moore (5) George W. Bill McKissock - (15) Jean Sen. R. Davies - (3) Jack - Barrager (16) Weatherwax (4 Harper - (6 & 7) Don M. Lumley - George Heath L- - & 5) Reg Carne (10) (17) Joel Potts (6 & 7) Bill Williamson (8) - Jim Walsh - (11) Don - (18) Kurt Mayer - - Percy (12) Maureen Smith - (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts & Co. John Tyrrell - (9) Bill Williamson - - (22) - (10) Frank Eckersley (13) Douglas Hinz - (14) George A. J. Messner - (23) Scharf - - (11) W. Broadcast Sales John Danko (14) Mrs. Barbara Harper - (15) Mrs. Thelma - (24) Devney - VanKoughnett (16) Inc. Passey - (15) Claire Rochfort - - Dave (16) Mrs. Mary Lou Gardner Longfield - (18) William R. Onn - (19) Gene Hinz (20 & 21) CJCS, STRATFORD: 250 watts on (17) Bob Hutchinson - (18) Bert - - 1,240 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) CJCS Crump (19) Ken Lowell (20 Radio & TV Sales - (22) A. J. - - Messner (23) Scharf Broadcast Ltd, (2) Frank M. Squires - (3 & & 21) National Broadcast Sales - - 5) Stanley E. Tapley (7) William (22 & 23) All Sales - (24) Donald Cooke Inc. - -Canada Radio & TV Inkol - (8) Tony Parsonage - - (24) Weed & Co. CHOK, SARNIA: 5,000 watts on 1,070 (10 & 11) William Inkol - (12) kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Sarnia Mrs. Marion McKay - (13) Tony CKPT, PETERBOROUGH: 1,000 Broadcasting (2) Parsonage (14) E. watts Ltd. - Claude R. - Stanley on 1,420 kcs. (1) Peter- Irvine - (3) Karl E. Monk - (5) Tapley - (15) Mrs. Elaine Scott - borough Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - Arthur O'Hagan - (7) George (16) Mrs. Marion McKay - (18) (2) Bill Brennan - (3) Bud Hay- Ludgate - (10) Gene McLaughlin John Grigg - (20) Air -Time Sales ward - (6) Bob Kenny and Jesse - (11) George Ludgate - (13) - (21 to 23) Radio Reps. Ltd. - French - (9) Bud Hayward - Jim Moore - (15) Mrs. Diane (24) Weed & Co. (10) Ben Hunter - (11) Bill Smith - (16) Mrs. Carol Blais - Spenceley - (14) Tom Church - (17) Mrs. Zelda Warnez - (18) CFBR, SUDBURY: 1,000 watts on (15) Marg Foley - (16) Josie Robert F. Cooke - (19) Robert 550 kcs. French Supp. (1) The McMeekin - (17) Judy Collison White - (20 & 21) Paul Mulvihill Sudbury Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - - (18) Hans Wecke - (19) Bob & Co. - (23) Radio Reps. Ltd, - (2) F. Baxter Ricard - (3 & 5) Doyle - (20) Ontario Radio Sales (24) Donald Cooke Inc. René Riel - (7) Fernand Gauthier - (21) Lorrie Potts & Co. - (24) - (15) Shirley Malcolm - (16) Devney Inc, CJIC, SAULT STE. MARIE: 250 Fernand Gauthier - (17) Helen Burtnyk - (18) Henry Albert - (19) Jean Marc Aubin - (20 & In Canada's 21) Lonnie Potts & Co. - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) Young No. 1 Market RADIO 55 Canadian Ltd. SOUTHERN ONTARIO CHNO, SUDBURY: 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 watts nightime) on brings in 900 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Sudbury Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) F. Baxter Ricard - (3, 5 & 6) Peter CJBC 36,390 letters in Scott - (10) Victor Laberge - SELL to a survey -proven (11) Joseph Spence - (12) Bea 95% adult audience... 16 Schaffer -(14) Mrs. Helen Grenon with Canada's outstand- weeks - (15) Mrs. Shirley Malcolm - ing (16) Mrs. Helen Grenon - (17) radio personalities - Mrs. Helen Elwood Glover, Bruce SEE POTTS Burtnyk - (18) Henry Albert - (19) Allan Aysto - (20 Smith, Byng Whitteker and & 21) Lorrie Potts & Co. - (22) June Dennis! A. J. Messner & Co. - (23) Scharf CFBR-SUDBURY Broadcast Sales - (24) Young Call C1BC Reps.- Canadian 'Ltd. "Covering the largest French STOVIN BYLES CKSO, SUDBURY: 10,000 watts on LIMITED Speaking market in Ontario" 790 kcs. T- Can. Basic. (1) CKSO ca Radio Ltd. - (2) Wilf Woodill - (3 & 5) Ralph Connor-(6) Buddy May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Twenty -Seven

Guilfoyle - (7) Bob Alexander - KEY pagnie Radiodiffusion CKCH de (10) Tom Hull Ltée (2) Wilfrid Carr (8) Buddy Guilfoyle 9. - - 1. name Music Director 17. Librarian - Owner or Company (3) Lemire (4 5) Kirven - (11) Hub Beaudry - 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Chief Engineer Jean-Paul - & (12) Claire Donovan - (15 & 16) 3. Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Chief Operator Henri W. Allard - (6) Bernard Eileen Forbom (17) Helen 4. Assistant Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Toronto Reps Charbonneau (7) Jean-Paul Mrs. - 5. Manager 13. Farm 21. Montreal Reps - Commercial Director (8) Gilji - (18) James McRea - (20 6. Production Manager 14 Promotion Manager 22. Winnipeg Reps Lemire - Pierre Dufault - to 23) All -Canada Radio & TV - 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. Vancouver Reps (9) Aurèle Groulx - (10) Olivier (24) Weed & Co. 8. Chief Announcer 16. Copy Chief 24. U.S. Reps Caron - (12) Simone Lanctôt - (14) Henri W. Allard - (15) CKOT, TILLSONBURG: 1,000 watts Parise Côté - (16) Hilda Trudeau on 1,510 kcs. (1) Tillsonburg -(17) Emile Routhier - (18) Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2)- Dr. kcs. (1) Consolidated Frybrook Jean-Louis Guérette (19) - Industries Ltd. (2) Jack Kent QUEBEC - R. A. Hawkins - (3) John Lamers - CFGT, ALMA: 1,000 watts on 1,270 Joseph Haddad - (20 & 21) Inter- (5) Jack K. Campbell (7) Cooke - (3) Hal E. Cooke - (5) provincial Broadcast Sales (23) - - James A. Armstrong (6) Ed- kcs. (1) Radio Lac St -Jean Ltée - Ken Orton - (8) Doug Freeman - (2) Dr. Régis Nadeau (3) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) (9) Ken Orton (10) Doug mund Houston - (7) Donald W. - - Weed & Co. - - Insley (9) Edmund Houston France Fortin -(7) Rosaire Pelle- Freeman -(11) George D'Ambrose - - tier (8) Germain Tremblay (12) Mrs. Gladys Bartram (11) Joe Crysdale - (14) Vicki - - CJML, JOLIETTE: 1,000 watts on - - Paige (15) Eddie Guest (16) (10) Rosaire Pelletier - (11) Ger- 1,350 kcs. (1) Radio Richelieu Ltée (13) Jerry Daniel - (14) John - - main Tremblay (14) France Lamers (15) Mrs. Mae Fleming Mrs. Geraldine Boddington - (17) - - (2) Henri Olivier - (3) Maurice - Mrs. Dorothy Pickering (18) Fortin - (16) Nicole Plourde - Boulianne (5) Cyrille Denis - (16) Mrs. Lois Yallop - (17) - (17) Ginette Potvin (18) Jean - - Bernice Barnard (18) Ken Allan K. Taylor - (19) Roy Lyttle - (7) Claude Rochen - (8) Joseph - (21) National Broadcast Sales Roch Maltais - (20 & 21) Inter- Péloquin (11) Pierre Paquin Orton - (19) Barry McLuhan - - provincial Broadcast Sales. - - (20) Air -Time Sales (21 to 23) - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (12) Louise Pauzé (14) Maurice - (23) Scharf Broadcast - Radio Reps. Ltd. Sales - (24) CHAD, AMOS: 250 watts on 1,340 Boulianne - (15) Lorenzo Brouil- Donald Cooke Inc. kcs. French Supp. (1) Northern lard - (16) Gilles Loyer - (17) CFCL, TIMMINS: 10,000 watts on Radio - Radio Nord Inc. - (2) Bernard Contant - (18) Joseph 620 kcs. French Supp. (1) J. CKFH, TORONTO: 5,000 watts on David A. Gourd - (3) Franco Cardin - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy Conrad Lavigne Enterprises - (2) 1,430 kcs. (1) Foster Hewitt Broad- Capellari - (8) Claude Picard - & Co. J. Conrad Lavigne (3) René casting - (2) Foster Hewitt - (3) (15) Mrs. Brigitte Guimont (18) - Bill Hewitt (5) Keith Davey - CKRS, JONQUIERE: 1,000 watts on Barrette - (5) Jean Legault - - - Jean -Guy Langevin - (20 & 21) 590 kcs. (1) Radio Saguenay Ltd. (7) Gérald Lefebvre (9) Mrs. (6 & 7) Barry Nesbitt - (10) Trans -Ocean Radio & TV (23) - Frank Cantar (11) Joe Morgan - - (2) Henri Lepage - (3, 5 & 6) Jeanne Larcher - (10) Gaby - Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) Guy Boivin Man. - Tom (11) Bergeron (12) Mona Gould (13) Jack Weed (Gen. Tremblay - Gaston - - & Co. Burham) (7 & 8) Yvon Lavoie (12) Marguerite Bordeleau Lowe - (14) Barry Nesbitt - (15) - - - Barbara Miceli (16) Lorna CBJ, CHICOUTIMI: 19,000 watts on - (9) Bob Singfield - (10) Lionel (15) Jacqueline Kelly - (16) - Tremblay (11) (17) Mrs. Brown (17) Mrs. Joy Mac- 1,580 kcs. French Network. Owned - Jean Martin - Gérald Lefebvre - - (12) Bernadette Dufresne (13) Jeanne Larcher (18) Rudy Donald - (18) Gerald A. Wilson and operated by the Canadian - - (19) Jack Lowe (21) Lorrie Broadcasting Corporation. Maurice Hamel - (14) Maurice Fauteux - (19) Doug Raines - - - Simard (15) Boivin (16) (20 & 21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. Potts & Co. (24) Weed & Co. - Guy - - - CJMT, CHICOUTIMI: 1,000 watts on Camille Gagnon - (17) Marcel (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) 1,420 Perron (18) Devney Inc. kcs. (1) CJMT, Ltd. - (2) - Gérard Lemieux - CHOW, WELLAND: 500 watts (go- J. O. Masse - (3) J. Marcel Houle (19) Léon Jean - (20 & 21) Jos. ing to 1,000 watts this summer) on - (5) François Ranger - (7) A. Hardy & Co. - (24) Young CKGB, TIMMINS: 10,000 watts on 1,470 kcs. (1) Wellport Broadcast- Achille Soucy (8) Raymond Canadian Ltd. 680 kcs. T -Can. Basic. (1) Timmins ing Ltd. (2) W. Burnett - - Gordon Labrecque - (10) Guy Gagne Broadcasting Ltd. - (2) Kenneth -(5)Bob Redmond -(6 & 9) Doug (11) - CKLS, LA SARRE: 250 watts on R. Thomson (3) Hall Raymond Labrecque - (12) - Gerry - Manning - (10) Jack Haney - Therese Tremblay (14) Miss 1,240 kcs. French Supp. (1) Nor- (5) Ralph R. Fear - (6) Bill (12) Mrs. Joan Blanchard - (13) - thern Radio - Radio Nord Inc. Nadeau (8) Dan (9) Germaine Fillion - (151 Miss - - Kelly - Allan Pietz - (14) Gordon W. Denise Fortin (16) (2) David A. Gourd (3) Franco Mrs. Helen Burak (10) Jim Burnett (15) - François - - - Shirley Luska - Belley (17) André Lajoie (18) Capellari - (8) Claude Picard - Prince - (11) Terry Powell - (12) (16) Mrs. Joan Blanchard (18) - - (15) Mrs. Brigitte Guimont (18) Mrs. - Lucien Simard - (19) Antoine - Anne Stanley - (13) Bob Gerry Amelsvoort - (19) Mike For n (20 Jean -Guy Langevin (20 & 21) Burns (14) Dan Kelly (15) Marshall (20) - & 21) Interprovincial - - - - Air -Time Sales Broadcast Sales (24) Devney Mrs. Helene Brown - (16) Mrs. - (21) Radio Reps. Ltd. - (22) Inc. - Sirkka Gaouette - (18) Ernie Broadcast Reps. Ltd. - (23) Radio Mott - (19) Don Alton - (20 & Reps. Ltd. - (24) Weed & Co. CHRD, DRUMMONDVILLE: 250 D. J: s 21) National Broadcast Sales - watts on 1,340 kcs. (1) Radio COMEDY MATERIAL (22 & 23) All -Canada Radio & TV CBE, WINDSOR: 10,000 watts on Drummond Ltée. - (2) M. Sigouin - (24) Weed & Co. 1,550 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. - (3 & 5) Benoit Vanier. Owned and operated by the Cana- (No additional information avail- New, Original, Timely, CBL, TORONTO: 50,000 watts on dian Broadcasting Corporation. able) Sharp, - 740 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. Hundreds, One Owned and operated by the Cana- CKLW, WINDSOR: 50,000 watts on CHEF, GRANBY: 1,000 watts on Liners, Jokes, Production dian Broadcasting Corporation. 800 kcs. (1) Western Ontario 1,450 kcs. (1) La Voix de L'Est Bits, Wit, etc Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) Ltée - (2) Aimé Laurion - (3) CFRB, TORONTO: 50,000 watts on J. E. Campeau (Operations Man- HenryChampagne Never heard before. 1,010 kcs. CBS. (1) Rogers Radio ager - S. Campbell Ritchie) - (5) André Lague (6 & 7) Ray -Marc Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) W. C. Mrs. M. Marshall - (7) John Dubé - (8) Paul Lessard - (9) Top D.J.'s in U.S. and Thornton Cran - (3) Wes Mc- Gordon - (9) Wally Townsend - Murielle Flibotte - (10) Robert Canada crying for more. Knight - (5) Waldo Holden - (10) Austin Grant - (11) Jim Van l'Heureux - (11) Bernard Brodeur (6) Earl Dunn - (7) Bill Baker Kuren (12) Mrs. Myrtle Labbitt - (12) Mrs. Pierrette Robichaud - First Book -over 50 typewritten (8) Jack Dawson - - - (9) Wishart - (13) Austin Grant - (14) Lafleur - (13) Gille Lajoie - (14) pages $5.00. Campbell - (10) Bill Hutton - Arthur Gloster - (15 & 16) Mrs. André Lague - (15) Ray -Marc - (11) Brian McFarlane - (12) Mrs. M. Marshall (17) Marion Dubé - (17) Murielle Flibotte - Send Money Orders: Betty Kennedy - (13) Rex Frost Johnson - (18) Stewart Clark - (18 & 19) Paul Lessard - (20 & - (14) Jack Dawson - (15) Mrs. (19) Frank Merrifield - (20 to 23) 21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co. Les Carter Productions Mary Falconer - (16) Mrs. Jill All -Canada Radio & TV - (24) 82 Bellevue Ave. Loring - (17) Art Collins - (18) Robert Eastman & Co. CKCH, -HULL: 5,000 watts on 970 Toronto, Canada. Clive Eastwood - (19) Don Mc- kcs. French Supp. (1) La Com- Eachern - (21 to 23) All -Canada CKNX, WINGHAM: 2,500 watts on Radio & TV - (24) Young Cana- 920 kcs. Dom. Supp. (1) Radio dian Ltd. Station CKNX Ltd. - (2) Wilford T. Cruickshank - (3 & 5) John CHFI-FM: TORONTO: 9,450 watts Cruickshank - (7) John Lang - on 98.1 mcs. (See FM listing). ridge - (8) Bruce St. George - (9) CHUM, TORONTO: 5,000 watts on Leander Boucher - (10) John 1,050 kcs. (1) Radio CHUM-1050 Strong - (11) Johnny Brent Dominates (12) Anna - Ltd. - (2 & 3) Allan F. Waters - MacDonald - (13) (5) Wes Armstrong - (7) Allan Vaughn Douglas - (14) Roger Slaight - (10) Harvey Kirk - West - (15) Mrs. Lillian Gorbutt Town & (14) Allen Farrell (15) Eileen - (16) Bob Wood - (17) Iona Taylor - Terry (18) Scott Reid (19) - (16) Larry Solway - Andrew- - (17) Millie Moriak - (18) George Stewart - (20 & 21) Country Jones (19) Fred (20 Lorrie Potts & Co. - (24) Young - Snyder - Canadian Ltd. & 21) Stephens & Towndrow - (22) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. - (23) in Western Radio Reps. Ltd. (24) Devney CKOX, WOODSTOCK: 250 watts on Inc. - 1,340 kcs. (1) Oxford Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) M. J. Werry - CJBC, TORONTO: 50,000 watts on (5) Vern Hesse - (7) William A. Ontario 860 kcs. Dominion Network. Tonner - (10) Barry Kentner - Owned and operated by the Cana- (11) William A. Tonner - (12) dian Broadcasting Corporation. Alice Munro - (16) Mrs. Lilian DIAL 920 WINGHAM Munro - (18) Paul Hunter - CKEY, TORONTO: 5,000 watts day- (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts & Co. - repped by LORRIE POTTS time (1,000 watts nightime) on 580 (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales. Page Twenty -Eight Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

Trans -Ocean Radio & TV - (23) KEY ault - (17) Jacques Arial - (18 & 19) Gilles St -Pierre (20 & Scharf Broadcast Sales (24) 17. - - 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director Librarian Weed & Co. 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Chief Engineer 21) Trans -Ocean Radio & TV. 3. Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Chief Operator CFLM, LA TUQUE: 1,000 watts on 4. Assistant Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Toronto Reps CJQC, QUEBEC: 250 watts on 1,340 1,240 kcs. (1) Radio La Tuque Ltée 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Montreal Reps 6. Production Manager 14. Promotion Manager 22. Winnipeg Reps kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Goodwill 5 & 7) - (2) Wadda Aboud - (3, 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. Vancouver Reps Broadcasters of Quebec Inc. - (2) Teles Gareau - (12) Laurette 8. Chief Announcer 16. Copy Chief 24. U.S. Reps Paul Lepage - (3) Harold Burn- Leclerc - (15) Jean Trepanier - side - (7) Eddy Cliffe - (10) Bill (16) Laurette Leclerc - (17) Paul Cullen - (11) Tom Armour - Aubut - (18) Claude Vanier - Canada Radio & TV - (24) Weed (17) John Rourke - (18) Jack (12) Mrs. Ursula Delaney - (14) (20 & 21) Trans -Ocean Radio & & Co. Campbell - (19) Don Hahn - Mary Bush - (15) Therese TV. (20) Stephens & Towndrow - (24) l'Heureux - (16) Janet Sharples CJAD, MONTREAL: 10,000 watts on Forjoe & Co. - (17) Robert Sharpies - (18) CKBL, MATANE. 5,000 watts on 800 kcs. CBS. (1) CJAD Ltd. - Claude Roberge - (19) Robert 1,250 kcs. French Supp. (1) Cie de (2) J. Arthur Dupont - (3) Hollis CHNC, NEW CARLISLE: 5,000 watts Sharples - (20 & 21) Radio & TV Radiodiffusion de Matane Ltée - T. McCurdy - (6) J. Lyman Potts on 610 kcs. French Basic. (1) La Sales - (24) Young Canadian Ltd. (2 & 3) Réne Lapointe - (4 & 5) - (7) Ned Conlon - (9) Frank Compagnie Gaspésienne de Radio- Octave Lapointe. - (6) Georgette Kirton - (10) Doug Williamson diffusion Ltée. - (2) Dr. Chas. E. CKCV, QUEBEC: 5,000 watts on Lavoie - (7) Claude Guennette - (11) Al Cauley - (12) Doris Dumont - (3) Dr. Chas. H. Houde 1,280 kcs. (1) CKCV Ltée - (2) - (8) Jean Berger - (9) Lucette Clark - (14) Miss Gerry Brown - - (8) Jean Neron - (10) Claude Gaston Pratte - (3) Paul Lepage Gauthier - (10) André Watters (15) Berthe Poulet - (17) Anna Guerette - (15) Jean Neron - (Station Man. - Marcel Leboeuf) - (11) Jean Berger - (12) Mrs. Watt - (18) Aurèle Boisvert - (17) Yvan Valle-(18) Bruce Mac- - (4) Marie-Paule Vachon - (5) Lauren Jourdain - (13) Jean (19) Gordon Hope - (20) Radio Donald - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy Marcel Leboeuf - (6 to 8) Michel Marie Provost - (14) Georges Guy Time Sales (Ont.) Ltd. - (21) & Co. - (24) Young Canadian Ltd. Gariépy - (9) Roger Lachance - - (15) Georgette Lavoie - (17) Radio Time Sales (Que.) Ltd. - (10) Roger Bruneau - (11) Jean Marcelle Carrier - (18) Yvan (24) Young Canadian Ltd. CFOX, POINTE CLAIRE: 1,000 watts Pouliot -(12) Marie-Paule Vachon Fortier - (19) Auguste Tremblay on 1,470 kcs. (1) Lakeshore Broad- - (13) Roger Bruneau - (14) - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co. CJMS, MONTREAL: 10,000 watts casting Ltd. - (3) Keith Dancy Jean -Guy Bernier - (15) Marie- - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - daytime (5,000 watts nightime) on (Station Man. - Gord Sinclair) - Paule Vachon - (16) Pierre Collin (24) Young Canadian Ltd. 1,280 kcs. (1) CJMS Radio Ltd. - (5) Danny Dooner - (6) Ron - (17) Jean Leroy - (18) Lucien (3) Jean Nadon-(4) Roch Demers Bertrand - (9) Mel Browne - Gobeil - (19) André Duchesneau CKBM, MONTMAGNY: 250 watts on - (5) Jean Nadon - (6 to 8) Roch (10) Allan Saunders - (11) John - (20 & 21) Interprovincial 1,490 kcs. (1) Radio Alléghanys Demers - (9) Bernard Tremblay Wood - (15) Mrs. Joan Morrison Broadcast Sales - (24) Weed & Inc. - (2) Henri Deschênes - (3 - (10) Claude Gratton - (11) - (16) Roger Wiltshire - (18) Co. & 5) André Mercier - (6 & 7) Jacques Fortin - (12) Mrs. G. Bernie Greeley - (19) Vern Eccles Henri Deschênes - (10) Réjean Buteau - (14) Jean Nadon - (15 - (20) Paul Mulvihill & Co. CJBR, RIMOUSKI: 10,000 watts on Pépin - (11) José Rettino - (12) & 16) Mrs. G. Buteau - (17) 900 kcs. French Supp. (1) La Henriette Michon - (13) José Bernard Tremblay - (18) Jean CBV, QUEBEC: 5,000 watts on 980 Radio du Bas St. Laurent Inc. - Rettino - (14) André Mercier Provost - (20) Stephens & Town- kcs. French Network. Owned and (2) Jacques Brillant - (3) André - (15) Claudia Simonneau - drow - (24) Forjoe & Co. operated by the Canadian Broad- Lecomte - (4) François Raymond (16) Réjean Pépin - (17) Jean- casting Corporation. - (5) Robert Côté - (6 & 7) Pierre Mercier - (18) Marcel CKAC, MONTREAL: 50,000 watts on Sandy Burgess - (8) François Coulombe - (20 & 21) Radio & 730 kcs. CBS. (1) La Cie de Publi- CIIRC, QUEBEC: 10,000 watts on Raymond - (9) Lorenzo Michaud TV Sales. cation de la Presse Ltée - (2) Mrs. 800 kcs. (1) CHRC Ltée. (2) Col. - (10) Guy Ross (11) Claude A. Du Temblay (3) Phil Lalonde - - on - Hervé Baribeau - (3) Henri Pearson - (12) Louise Lavallée - CBF, MONTREAL: 50,000 watts (4) Roy Malouin (5) George Lepage (Station Man. - Aurèle (13) Arthur Rioux (14) Sandy 690 kcs. French Network. Owned - - - Bourassa - (7) Ferdinand Biondi Pelletier) - (5) F. R. Thibodeau - Burgess - (15) Miss C. Marmen and operated by the Canadian - (8) Roger LeBel - (10) Paul (6) Magella Alain - (7) Henri - (16) Jean Chabot - (17) Broadcasting Corporation. Boudreau - (11) Yvon Biais - Veilleux - (9) Fernando St. - Lorenzo Michaud - (18) Marcel (12) Jeanette Brouillet (14) Georges (10) Vallée (19) Louis Desrosiers 50,000 watts on - - Guy Lemieux - - - CBM, MONTREAL: Paul Gélinas (15) André Dave- (11) Maurice Descarreaux (12) (20 & 21) Interprovincial Broad- 940 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. - - luy - (16) Jean Lemont - (17) Mrs. Aline Fortier (14) F. R. cast Sales - (24) Weed & Co. Owned and operated by the Cana- Guy Lepage (18) Len Spencer - dian Broadcasting Corporation. - Thibodeau - (15) Julienne Bélan- - (19) Roger Lepage - (20) ger - (16) Guy Tremblay - (17) CJFP, RIVIERE DU LOUP: 1,000 Interprovincial Broadcast Sales Fernando watts on 1,400 kcs. French Supp. MONTREAL: 5,000 watts on - St -Georges - (18) CFCF, (23) All -Canada Radio & TV Arséne Nadeau (19) Marcel (1) Radio-CJFP Ltée (2) Luc 600 kcs. Dom. Basic & ABC. (1) (24) Devney Inc. - - - (2) Huard - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy Simard - (3) Raoul Savard - Canadian Marconi Company - & Co. Ltd. (24) (5) Luc Simard (6) M. Finlayson (3) Richard - Young Cana- - René Viel Stuart - CKGM, MONTREAL: 10,000 watts dian Ltd. - (10) Yves Lorrain - (11) Raoul E. Misener - (4) John A. Funston on 980 kcs, (1) Maisonneuve Savard (13) Adrien Martin (5) Vin Dittmer (6) Dean - - - - Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. - (2) CJLR, QUEBEC: 5,000 watts on 1,060 (17) Rémi Beaulieu - (18) Ray- Kaye - (7) Laurie Irvine - (8) Geoff Stirling - (3) George Davies kcs. (1) CJLR Inc. (2 & 3) mond Lavoie (20 Hal (10) Bert Cannings - - & 21) Jos. A. Gibson - - (5) Don Wall - (6) Dan Tyler Jacques LaRoche - (4) Guy Hardy & Co. - (24) Young Cana- - (11) Russ Taylor - (12) Miss (7) George Davies - (8) Dan Langelier - (5) Gerry Fortin - dian Ltd. Pat Marini - (14) Pat Tweedie - Tyler - (9) John Rourke (10) (6 & 7) Jacques LaRoche (8) (15) Jim McManus Mrs. Tracey - - - (16) S. Ludington - (11) Bob Jean Boileau - (10) Raymond CJAF, CABANO: 250 watts on 1,340 Jean Johnson - (17) Russ Griffith McDevitt - (12) Nancy Holden - Martin - (11) Jean Boileau - kcs. Satellite of CJFP. Same staff. - (18) Creighton Douglas - (19) (14) Wally Walsh - (15) Marcel (12) Michelle Duclos (15) Guy George Bowden (20 to 23) All - Leveque - - - (16) Nancy Holden - Langelier - (16) Marthe Théri- CHRL. ROBERVAL: 1,000 watts on 910 kcs. (1) Radio Roberval Inc. - (2) Rodolphe Lefebvre - (3) Jean -Charles Bordeleau - (5) Normand Gagnon - (6) Bernard Lévesque - (7 to 9) Harvey ACROSS Paradis - (10) Jacques Cossette - (11) Normand Gagnon - (12) Mrs, Jeannette Mayné - (15 & 16) Simonne Potvin - (17) Claudette CANADA Gagnon - (18) Yvon Souchon - (19) Caroll Tremblay - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co.

ACTION CKRN, ROUYN: 250 watts on 1,400 kcs. French Basic & English Supp. That's what happens when you place your (1) Northern Radio - Radio Nord, advertising on these top stations across Canada. Inc, - (2) David A. Gourd - (3) Franco Capellari - (8) Claude Picard (15) Mrs. Brigitte Gui - CFAX - Victoria CKVD- Val D'or CHLT-TV Sherbrooke - CHQM Vancouver Amos - mont - (18) Jean -Guy Langevin - !CHAD- CJSS-TV - Cornwall (20 21) CKRD Red Deer CKLS La Sarre - & Trans -Ocean Radio - - CKRN-TV - Rouyn & TV (23) Scharf CJDV Drumheller CKRN Rouyn CJFB-TV - Broadcast' - - - Swift Current Sales (24) Weed & Co. CJSS - Cornwall CHLT - Sherbrooke CHCA-TV - Red Deer - CKTR - Trois Rivieres CKTS - Sherbrooke CFLM- La Tuque CHGB, STE -ANNE DE LA POCA - TIERE: 1,000 watts on 1,350 kcs. French Supp. (1) CHGB Ltée - TRANS -OCEAN RADIO & TV REPRESENTATIVES (2 & 3) Georges -Thomas Desjar- dins - (4 & 5) Paul -Emile Hudon CREATIVE SALES AND SERVICE - (6) Roger Plante - (7) Gilles TORONTO MONTREAL Bradet - (8) Clément Landry - RADIO Ted Pepler TV: Alex Stewart RADIO: Guy Daviault TV: Gilles Loslier (10) Maurice Lévesque - (11) Al d'Eon Bruce Masters Gilles Bradet - (15) Maurice 357 Bay Street EM. 6-5455 1500 St. Catherine St. W. WE. Lévesque - (16) Paul -Emile - - 7-9327 Hudon - (17) Clément Landry - (18) Georges -Thomas Desjardins May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Twenty -Nine

- (19) Rémi Hamel - (20 & 21) Claude Rochon - (8) Joseph (8 & 10) Marcel Ladouceur - (11) Levesque - (18) Marcel Vallée Interprovincial Broadcast Sales. Péloquin - (9) Georges Codling Yvon Larivière - (12) Gisèle - (19) Walter Martin - (20 & - (11) Michel Champagne - (12) Adam - (13) P. E. Desjardins - 21) Interprovincial Broadcast Sales CKRB, ST, GEORGES DE BEAU- Mrs. M. Guèvremont - (14) (14) Marcel Ladoucer - (15) - (24) Weed & Co. CE: 10,000 watts on 1,460 kcs. Maurice Boulianne-(15) Lorenzo Gisèle Adam - (16) J. P. Paquette French Supp. (1) Radio Beauce Brouillard - (17) Thérèse Cardin - (17) Yvon Larivière & J. P. CFNB, FREDERICTON: 50,000 watts Inc. - (2) Yvon Thibaudeau - - (18) Joseph Cardin - (20 & 21) Paquette - (18) Gaston Tasset - on 550 kcs. T -Can. Basic. (1) (3) Charles A. Thibaudeau - Jos. A. Hardy & Co. (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co. - James S. Neill & Sons Ltd. - (2) (5) Jean Barbeau - (6 to 8) Gilles (24) Young Canadian Ltd. J. Stewart Neill - (3) D. Malcolm Bernier - (9) Mrs. Georgette CKLD, THETFORD MINES: 250 Neill (Station & Commercial Man. Parent - (10) Jules Venne - (11) watts on 1,230 kcs. French Supp. - Jack T. H. Fenety) - (7) Gilles Bernier - (12) Mrs. Georg- (1) Radio-Mégantic Ltée - (2 & NEW BRUNSWICK Harold L. McFee - (8) John W. ette Parent (14) Gilles Bernier 3) François Labbe (4) Will Richards - (10) Larry Knowles - - - CKBC, BATHURST: 250 watts on (11) Mac MacGowan (12) Mrs. - (16 & 17) Mrs. Yvette Mathieu Dugré - (5) Bertrand Potvin - 1,400 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) - (18) Armand Catellier (20 (7) Raymond Bun (8) Bertrand Joan Watson - (13) Jim Coulter - - - Bathurst Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (15) Allen Fisher (16) Frank & 21) Interprovincial Broadcast Potvin - (9) Elizabeth Bolduc - (2) J. Leo Hachey (3) William - - Sales. (10) Irene Goulet (11) Daniel - Eidt - (17) George Mountain - - A. Winton - (5) Richard J. (18) Glen D. Love (19) Edward Loignon - (12) Elizabeth Bolduc Gallagher (7) Ray Bourque - CKBS, ST. HYACINTHE: 250 watts (14 & 15) Raymond Cusson - - Everett - (20 & 21) Paul Mulvi- - - (8) Doug Young - (10) Ray hill (24) Weed Co. on 1,240 kcs. (3) Benoit Vanier. (16) Will Dugré - (17) Mrs. Bourque (11) Ray MacDonald & Co. - & (18) - (No additional information avail- Jeanne Martin - Paul (12) Mrs. Marty Elliott (13) Ray MONCTON: 5,000 on Cloutier (19) Reginald Lafrance - CBAF, watts able). - Bourque - (14) Richard J. Gal- 1,300 kcs. French Network. Owned - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co. lagher - (15) Al Hebert - (16) and operated by the Canadian CHRS, ST, JEAN: 1,000 watts on - (24) Young Canadian Ltd. Terry Mourant - (17) Gary Broadcasting Corporation. 1,090 kcs. (1) Radio Iberville Ltée Crowell - (18) Phil Paquet - - (2) Bernard Turcot - (5) Jack CHLN, TROIS RIVIERES: 5,000 watts (20) Air -Time Sales - (21 to 23) CKCW, MONCTON: 10,000 watts on Turcot - (8) Fernand Robidoux on 550 kcs. (1) Radio Trois- Radio Reps. Ltd. - (24) Young 1,220 kcs. Dom. Basic. ABC. (1) - (10) Pierre Beaulac - (11) Riviéres Inc. - (2) Honoré Dan- Canadian Ltd. Moncton Broadcasting Ltd, - (2) Pierre Lacombe - (13) Pierre St - sereau - (3) Léon Trépanier - Fred A. Lynds - (3 & 5) Tom Jacques - (15) Mrs. Anne Marie (5) Maurice Duval - (6) Maurice CKNB, CAMPBELLTON: 1,000 watts Tonner - (6 & 7) Robert Reid - Renaul - (16) Jack Turcot - (18) Dansereau-(7 & 8) Léo Benoit- on 950 kcs, Dom. Basic. (1) Resti- (9) Jack Reid - (10) Claude Cain Guy De Valter - (19) Yvon (10) Sylvio St -Amant - (11) gouche Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - - (11) Earle B. Ross -- (13) Rancourt - (20 & 21) Interprovin- Jean Paul Trudel - (12) Lise (2) John Alexander - (3 & 5) Robert Reid - (14) Stuart Mor- cial Broadcast Sales. Bonneville - (14) Maurice Duval Robert D. Richards - (6) Vaughn rison - (15) Margaret Lacey - - (15) Diane Descôteaux - (16) Sullivan - (8 & 10) Garth Cooper (16) Roy Hicks - (17) Bert CKJL, ST. JEROME: 1,000 watts on Ernest Lamy - (17) Paul Joly - - (11) Bill MacCallum - (13) Hebert - (18) Robert K. Oke - 900 kcs. (1) Radio Laurentides Inc. (18) Oric Lefebvre - (19) Yvon Vaúghn Sullivan - (15) Ernistine (19) William MacFadden - (20 - (2 & 3) Jean Lalonde - (5) C. Rocheleau - (20 & 21) Inter- Bourque - (16) Buck Richards to 23) Stbvin-Byles Ltd. - (24) Maguire - (7) Jean Lalonde - provincial Broadcast Sales - (23) (17) Maxine Blaikie - (18) Bill Young Canadian Ltd. (10) Claude Gratton - (11) André Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) Freeman - (20 & 21) Jos. A. Vezina - (12) Mrs. Solange Young Canadian Ltd. Hardy & Co. - (24) Weed & Co. CKMR, NEWCASTLEs 1,000 watts Roland - (13) Blaise Gouin - on 790 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) (14) Susy Rochon - (15) Miche- CKTR, TROIS RIVIERES: 5,000 CJEM, EDMUNDSTON: 1,000 watts Miramichi Broadcasting Co. Ltd. line Lanthier - (16) Jacques watts on 1,150 kcs. (1) CKTR on 570 kcs. French Supp. (1) - (2) L. W. Flett - (3 & 5) Tremblay - (17) Mrs. Henriette (1958) Ltd. - (2) Paul Aboud - Edmundston Radio Ltd. - (2) Robert J. Wallace - (6) Fred Senez-(20 & 21) National Broad- (3) J. Fernand Rufiange - (5) Georges Michaud - (3 & 5) Haining - (7) R. J. Wallace - cast Sales. Charles Couture - (6) Jules Georges Guerrette - (6 to 8) (9) Irene Moir - (11) Fred Héroux - (7 & 8) Jean Deny - Robert Beaulieu - (9) Georges Haining - (12) Mrs. Dorothy CKSM, SHAWINIGAN FALLS: 1,000 (10) Jacques Hébert -(11) Marcel Guerrette - (10) Hermel Dumont Adams - (14) Fred Haining - watts on 1,220 kcs. (1) Shawinigan Boisvert - (14) Jacques Hébert - (14) Georges Guerrette - (15) (15) Mrs. Marian MacDougall - Falls Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - - (15) Shirley Reicker - (17) Marguerite St. Onge - (16) (16) Fred Haining - (18) Robert (2) Alex Gelinas, QC - (3) Allan Jules Héroux - (18) Hervé La- Patr .k Gendron - (17) .Huguette J. Wallace - (19) Blair Trevors Rogerson - (5) Emilien Beaulieu pointe - (19) Fernand Lamy - - (6 & 7) Alain Chartier - (8 & (20 & 21) Trans -Ocean Radio & 9) André Duquette - (10) Jacques TV - (24) Donald Cooke Inc. Dupont - (11) Jean Many - (12) Marie L. Rogerson - (13) André CKVD, VAL D'OR: 250 watts on Houde - (14) Allan Rogerson - 1,230 kcs. French Basic & English (15) Marie L. Rogerson - (16) Supp. (1) Northern Radio - Radio Alain Chartier - (17) Marie L. Nord Inc. - (2) David A. Gourd Rogerson - (18) Ernest Brunelle (3) Franco Capellari - (8) Claude - (19) J. G. Pronovost - (20 & Picard - (15) Mrs. Brigitte Gui - 21) Jos. A. Hardy & Co. mont - (18) Jean -Guy Langevin - (20 & 21) Trans -Ocean Radio CHLT, SHERBROOKE: 10,000 watts & TV - (23) Scharf Broadcast on 630 kcs. French Supp. (1) La Sales - (24) Weed & Co. Tribune Ltée - (2) Paul Des - ruisseaux - (3) Alphée Gauthier CKVL, VERDUN: 50,000 watts on - (4 & 5) Jean-Louis Gauthier - 850 kcs. (1) Radio Station CKVL (6 & 7) Viateur Bernard - (9) Ltd. - (2) Jack Tietolman - (3) Dorothée Bélanger - (10) Henri Corey Thomson - (5) Judah Crusène - (11) Marcel Rheault Tietolman - (6) Maurice Thisdel - (12) Aline Desjardins (13) - (7) Marcel Provost - (8) R. Perreault - (14) Viateur Bern- Roland Bayeur - (10) Marcel ard - (15) G. Gagné - (16) Beauregard -(11) Robert Rivet Rouville Daignault - (17) Do- - (12) June Warren & Pierrette rothée Belanger - (18) Leo Chamnoux-(13) J. A. Lapointe - Gilbeau - (19) Marcel Girard - (14) Corey Thomson - (15) Judah THERE'S ONLY ONE (20 & 21) Trans -Ocean Radio & Tietolman - (16) Gaston Saul - TV - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. nier - (17) Laurent Bourdy - - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (18) Maurice Rousseau - (19) (24) Young Canadian Ltd. Bernard Brisset - (20 & 21) RADIO ATLANTIC Radio & TV Sales - (24) Donald CKTS, SHERBROOKE: 1,000 watts Cooke Inc. on 900 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Sher- _ brooke Telegram Printing Co. Ltd. CFDA, VICTORIAVILLE: 1,000 AND IT'S - (2) Sen. Charles B. Howard - watts on 1,380 kcs. (1) Radio CFNB (3) Alphée Gauthier - (5) Jean Victoriaville Ltée - (2) Dr. C. A. Louis Gauthier - (7) Morris C. Gilbert - (3 to 6) Roger Gilbert Austin - (8) Gordon Breen - - (7) J. M. Bilodeau - (8) Gilbert FREDERICTON -THE (10) Gordon Beerworth - (11) Foucault - (9) Monique Côté - Gordon Breen - (12) Iris Wallace - (10) Normand Fréchette - (11) - (14) Georges L'Ecuyer - (15) J. M. Bilodeau - (14) Roger ONLY INDEPENDENT Mrs. Laurette Laroque - (16) Iris Gilbert - (15 & 16) J. M. Bilodeau Wallace - (17) Dorothée Belanger - (17) Monique Côté - (18 & WATT - (18) Leo Gilbeau - (19) Marcel 19) Pierre Brisson - (20 & 21) 50,000 STATION Lyonais - (20 & 21) Trans -Ocean Radio & TV Sales - (23) Scharf Radio & TV - (23) Scharf Broad- Broadcast Sales - (24) Young THE cast Sales (24) Young Cana- Canadian Ltd. IN MARITIMES! dian Ltd. - CKVM, VILLE -MARIE: 1,000 watts CJSO, SOREL: 1,000 watts on 1,320 on 710 kcs. French Supp. (1) kcs. (1) Radio -Richelieu Ltée - Radio-Temiscamingue Inc. - (2) Represented by: Paul Mulvihill & Co. Ltd., (2) Henri Olivier - (3) Maurice Hervé Leblanc - (3) Guy Burelle TORONTO/MONTREAL - Weed & Co., U.S.A. Boulianne - (5) Maurice Bérubé - (4) Yvon Larivière - (5) Rogei - (6) Lorenzo Brouillard - (7) Loiselle -(6 & 7) Guy Burelle - Page Thirty Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

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- (20) Radio Time Sale (Ont.) KEY Malcolm Smith - (20 to 23) All - Ltd. - (21) Radio Time Sales Canada Radio & TV - (24) Weed 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Librarian (Que.) Ltd. - (23) Scharf Broad- 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Chief Engineer & Co. cast Sales. 3. Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Chief Operator 4. Assistant Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Toronto Reps CFBC, SAINT JOHN: 5,000 watts on 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Montreal Reps 6. Production Manager 14. Promotion Manager 22. Winnipeg Reps PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 930 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Fundy 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. Vancouver Reps CFCY, CHARLOTTETOWN: 5,000 Broadcasting Co. - (2) Dr. A. M. 8. Chief Announcer 16. Copy Chief 24. U.S. Reps A. McLean - (3) Robert T. Bow- watts on 630 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) man - (4) R. Gordon Smith - Island Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (5) Robert T. Bowman - (6) R. - (2) Mrs. K. S. Rogers - (3 & Gordon Smith - (7 & 8) Donald Hill - (13) Walter Tompkins - casting Co. Ltd. - (2) Frank J. 5) Robert F. Large - (6) Loman H. Armstrong - (10) Bill Smith (14) Bob Morrison - (15) A. H. Burns - (3) Jack Lewis - (5) McAulay - (7) Paul Williams - - (11) R. Gordon Smith - (12) Morrison - (16) Ted Jarrett - Mrs. Ellie Macmillan - (6 & 7) (9) William K. Rogers - (10) A. Margaret Williams - (14) Mrs. (17) Dorothy Buchanan - (18) Willard Bishop - (8) Hal Sproule S. Dickson - (11) Loman Mc- Ruth Likely - (15) Mrs. Sally Jo Bob Morrison - (19) Bruce Smith - (9) Ann Ramey - (10) Ron Aulay - (12) Jane Weldon - (13) Baird - (16) Arthur P. Menier - - (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts & Co. Pulsifer - (11) Gerry Regan - Bud MacMurtry - (14) William (17) Jean Hayes - (18) Harold - (22) A. J. Messner & Co. - (12) Ann Ramey - (13) Willard K. Rogers - (15) Paul Williams M. Stout - (19) Hellen Govang - (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales. Bishop - (14) Ron Pulsifer - (15) - (16) Betty Large - (18) John (20 & 21) Radio Reps. Ltd. - (22) Ann Cunningham - (16) Pete G. Jay - (19) G. Tait - (20 to Broadcast Reps. Ltd. - (23) Allen - (17) Ann Cunningham - 23) All -Canada Radio & TV - Radio Reps. Ltd. - (24) Young NOVA SCOTIA (18) Avard Bishop - (19) Al (24) Weed & Co. Canadian Ltd. Williamson - (20 & 21) Lorrie CKDH, AMHERST: 250 watts on Potts & Co. CJRW, SUMMERSIDE: 250 watts on CHSJ, SAINT JOHN: 5,000 watts on 1,400 kcs. (1) Amherst Broad- 1,240 kcs. (1) Gulf Broadcasting 1,150 kcs. T -Can. Basic. (1) N. B. casting Co. Ltd. - (2) Dr. J. A. Co. Ltd. - (2, 3 & 5) Robert C. Broadcasting Co. - (3) Earl Mc- Langille - (3) J. Hugh Dunlop - CKEC, NEW GLASGOW: 1,000 watts Sphurman - (7 & 9) Lowell Carron - (5) Chipman H. Smith (5) Preston Milbury - (6) David daytime (250 watts nightime) on Huestis - (11) Paul Schurman (6) James Morrow (8) Alfred Moore (7) J. Hugh Dunlop 1,320 kcs. T -Can. Supp. (1) Hector (12) Florence Ann Cameron - - - - Broadcasting (2 3) - - Murphy - (11) William Bailey (10 & 11) Bill Wall - (12) Alma Co. Ltd. - & (13) Robert C. Schurman - (14) -(12) Mrs. Ruth Crosbie - (13) Hebert - (13) Bill Mitchell - James M. Cameron - (5) Mar- Charles Hickey - (15) Jane Mor- Gary Murphy - (14) Alfred (15 & 17) David Moore - (18) garet Almon - (6) Ed Watters - rison - (16) Charles Hickey - Murphy - (15) Grace Craft - George Lewis - (20 & 21) Jos. A. (7 to 9) Rod MacDonald - (10) (17) Florence Ann Cameron - (16) Mrs. Jan Belyea - (17) Mrs. Hardy & Co. Paul Hould - (11) John B. Mac- (18) Angus MacKie - (19) Fred Frances Godin - (18) John Donald - (12) Margaret Almon MacFarlane - (20) Air - Time Bishop (19) Frank Feero - (13) Don Swallow - (15 & 16) Sales (21 to 23) Radio Reps. Ltd. - - CJFX, ANTIGONISH: 5,000 watts Dorothy Ross (17) Mac- - (20 to 23) All -Canada Radió & on 580 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Atlan- - Rod Donald (18 & 19) Lew Wright TV - (24) Weed & Co. tic Broadcasters Ltd, - (2) Dr. F. - J. Ginivan - (3) J. Clyde Nunn - (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts & Co. NEWFOUNDLAND CBA, SACKVILLE: 50,000 watts on (5) (6) (24) Donald Cooke Inc. 1,070 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. - Charles O'Brien = CBY, CORNERBROOK: 1,000 watts Owned and operated by the Cana- Bruce Rafuse - (8) Pat Heron - on 790 kcs. Trans -Canada Net- dian Broadcasting Corporation. (10) Bill MacKinnon - (11) Al CBI, SYDNEY: 5,000 watts on 1,140 work. Owned and operated by the Graham - (15) J. Waters - (17) kcs. Trans -Canada Network. Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- CJCJ, WOODSTOCK: 1,000 watts on Levis Desjardins - (18) Gordon Owned and operated by the Cana- tion. 920 kcs. (1) Carleton -Victoria MacDougall - (20 & 21) Paul dian Broadcasting Corporation. Broadcasting Co. Ltd, (2) R. J. Mulvihill & Co. - (24) Young CORNERBROOK: 1,000 watts on - Canadian Ltd. Morrison - (3) Bob. Morrison - CJCB, SYDNEY: 5,000 watts on 560 kcs. (1) George E. Hillyard. (5) Al Morrison - (6) Neil Mac - 1,270 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Cape (Recommended for approval) Mullen - (7) Bruce Jackson - CKBW, BRIDGEWATER: 1,000 Breton Broadcasters Ltd. (2) (8) Neil MacMullen (9) Al watts on 1,000 kcs. T -Can. Supp. - CBG, GANDER: 250 watts on 1,450 - J. Marven Nathanson - (3) kcs. Network. Morrison - (10) Neil MacMullen (1) Acadia Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Norris L. Nathanson (5) Mary Trans -Canada (11) Ted Jarrett (12) Wendy (2) C. J. Morrow (3) John - Owned and operated by the Cana- - - - - Grant - (6) Florence MacLeod dian Broadcasting Corporation.' F. Hirtle - (4 to 6) James A. (7) Lloyd Taylor (8) Thomas MacLeod (7) A. - - - Maxwell Robertson (9) Elizabeth Smyth CBT, GRAND FALLS: 1,000 watts Ramey (8) Robert C. Stillwell - - - (10) Donnie Mclsaac - (11) on 990 kcs. Trans -Canada Net- - (9) A. Maxwell Ramey - (10) Clayton Campbell - (12) Ann work. Owned and operated by James A. MacLeod - (11) Robert Terry MacLellan - (14) Lloyd the Canadian Broadcasting Cor- A. MacLaren - (12) Mrs. Virginia MacDonald - (15) Mrs. Loran poration. Fleming - (13 & 14) Hugh God- MacQuarrie - (16) Toby Halloran frey - (15) Mrs. Pauline Fraser - (17) Elizabeth Smyth - (18) CBN, ST. JOHN'S: 10,000 watts on - (16) James A. MacLeod - (17) Alf Vernon - (19) Al Gibson - 640 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. Hugh Godfrey - (18) Douglas B. (20 to 23) All -Canada Radio & Owned and operated by the Cana- Hirtle - (20) Air Time Sales - TV - (24) Weed & Co. dian Broadcasting Corporation. (21 to 23) Radio Reps. Ltd. - (24) Donald Cooke Inc. CJON, ST. JOHN'S: 10,000 watts on CKCL, TRURO: 1,000 watts on 600 930 kcs. (1) Nfld. Broadcasting Co. kcs. (1) Colchester Broadcasting CBH, HALIFAX: 100 watts on 1,330 Ltd. (2) Geoff Stirling - (3) kcs. Trans -Canada Network. Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) J. Arthur Don Jamieson - (4) George Mac- Owned and operated by the Cana- Manning - (5) H. C. Deryk Upton Donald - (5) Charlie Pope - (6) dian Broadcasting Corporation. - (6 & 9) Jack S. Armstrong - Jerry Wiggins'- (7) George Mac- IN HALIFAX! (10) Harry Dewar - (11) Winston Donald - (8) Bob Lewis - (9) Langille - (13) Harry Dewar - Ignatius Rumboldt (10) Jim CHNS, HALIFAX: 10,000 watts on Mrs. - THE sun hasn't made 960 kcs. (14) Clary Hunter - (15) Thorns (11) Wally Millman Dom. Basic. ABS. (1) (16) - - us beam no sir Maritime Broadcasting Co. Ecxy MacKenzie - Mrs. (12) Mrs. Winnifred Packer - - Ltd. Anne Cox (18) E. Sidney Ber- - we're happy about the - (2) G. W. Dennis - (3) G. J. - (13) Harry Stamp - (14) Betty /59 BBM Radio Redmond (5) D. A. nasconi - (19) Bob Bartlett - Piercey (15) Engelie Davis Fall - Grant - (20 & 21) Radio Time Sales (23) - - Station Report. And for (7) Frederick W. Arenburg (8) - (16) Mrs. Joan LeClair - (17) - Scharf Broadcast Sales - (24) Shirley Marsh (18) Oscar Hier- good reason. During Clive Shaefer - (9) Ray Calder Devney Inc. - the period 6:00 a.m. .to - (10) Orville Pulsifer - (11) lihy - (19) Albert Ryan - (20 to 6:00 p.m. (Monday thru Robert Huggins (12) Helene 23) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (24) - CFAB, WINDSOR: 250 watts on 1,450 Weed & Co. Friday) we led in 19 Nickerson - (14) John Holden - half hour periods, Sta- (15) Joan Hiltz - (16) H. A. L. kcs. (1) Evangeline Broadcasting Stephen (17) Mrs. Emily Blight Co. Ltd. - (2) Frank J. Burns - VOCM, ST. JOHN'S: 10,000 watts on tion B in only 4, with 1 - 590 kcs. Broadcasting - (18) A. W. Grieg - (19) Carl (3) Jack Lewis - (5) Mrs. Elsie (1) Colonial period tied. Westhaver (20 to 23) All - Macmillan (6 & 7) Willard System Ltd. -(2) Walter Williams - - (3) Harold Butler (4) Joseph Also in the Fall /59 Canada Radio & TV - (24) Weed Bishop - (8) Hal Sproule - (9) - - & Co. Ann Ramey - (10) Ron Pulsifer Butler - (5) Denys Ferry - (6) BBM Radio Area Report, (11) Gerry Regan (12) Ann Jim Murdoch (7) Bob Lock- CHNS led in 14, Station - - - CJCH, HALIFAX: 10,000 on Ramey (13) Willard Bishop hart - (8) Bill Allen - (9) Irene B 7 3 watts - - in and were tied. 920 kcs. (1) CJCH Ltd. (2) (14) Ron Pulsifer (15) Ann Maher - (10) Noel Vinicombe - So buy the undisputed - - (11) Bob Cole (12) Lorraine Gerald E. Martin - (3) E. Finlay Cunningham - (16) Pete Allen - - Halifax radio station MacDonald - (5) Howard E. (17) Ann Cunningham - (18) Kenny - (13 & 14) Bill Squires leader Gerard - (6) Robert M. Bambury Avard Bishop - (19) Al William- - (15) Jim Murdoch - (16) Bill - (7) Gerry Parsons (9) son (20 & 21) Lorrie Potts & Squires - (17) Irene Maher - - - (18) Walter Williams (19) Ueet. >Al 77". Richard L. Fry - (10) Pat Gundry Co. - (11) Pat Connolly (12) Mrs. Charlie Noseworthy - (20 & 21) - - Radio & TV Sales (23) Scharf YOUR Abbie Lane - (15) Howard E. CJLS, YARMOUTH: 250 watts on - Gerard (16) Sydney Pilkington 1,340 kcs. Dom. Basic. (1) Broadcast Sales - (24) Young STEREOPHONIC - Gateway Canadian Ltd. - (17) Cyril Lynch - (18) A. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2, 3 & STATION Reginald MacWilliams - (19) 5) Donald L. Smith - (6 & 7) Allan Campbell - (20 & 21) Paul Bill Singer - (8) Alfred Doucette Mulvihill & Co. - (24) Young - (10) Bill Singer - (11) Terry LABRADOR Canadian Ltd. Ryan - (12) Mrs. Mary Ellen CFGB, GOOSE BAY: 250 watts on Doane - (14 & 15) Bill Singer - 1,340 kcs. Trans -Canada Network. CKEN, KENTVILLE: 1,000 watts on (17) Mrs. 10,000 WATTS D Mary Ellen Doane - Owned and operated by the Cana- ANIGHTD 1,350 kcs. (1) Evangeline Broad- (18) Donald L. Smith - (19) dian Broadcasting Corporation. May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Thirty -Three FM RADIO STATIONS good

CFRA-FM, OTTAWA: 860 watts on music BRITISH COLUMBIA 93.9 mes. Same staff except for (4 to 7) Spence Skelton - (8) Bill CBU-FM, VANCOUVER: 1,400 watts Patton (9 & 17) Bruce Pate- on 105.7 mcs. Owned and operated - Broadcasting naude. Programs separately from pays by the Canadian CFRA-AM and issues a separate Corporation. rate card. CHQM-FM, VANCOUVER: 18,950 watts on 103.5 mcs. Same staff, CKTB-FM, ST. CATHARINES: 250 . watts on 97.7 mcs. Same staff, off programing as CHQM-AM. .. same same programing as CKTB-AM. CKDA-FM, VICTORIA: 370 watts on 98.5 mcs. Same staff, same CKGB-FM, TIMMINS: 250 watts on programing as CKDA-AM. 94.5 mcs. Same staff, same programing as CKGB-AM.

CBC-FM, TORONTO: 11,900 watts ALBERTA on 99.1 mcs. Owned and operated by the Canadian Broadcasting for CANADIAN BROADCASTERS CFRN-FM, EDMONTON: 250 watts Corporation.* on 100.3 mcs. Same staff, same programing as CFRN-AM. CFRB-FM, TORONTO: 200 watts on and their advertisers 99.9 mcs. Same staff, same pro- CJCA-FM, EDMONTON: 400 watts graming as CFRB-AM. on 99.5 mcs. Same staff, same pro- as CJCA-AM. graming CHFI-FM, TORONTO: 9,450 watts CKUA-FM, EDMONTON: 250 watts on 98.1 mcs. (1) CHFI-FM Ltd. on 98.1 mcs. Same staff, same pro- - (2) Edward J. Piggott - (3) SESAC RECORDINGS graming as CKUA-AM. Donald E. Wright - (5) Gordon E. Kent - (7) David Amer - (8) CHEC-FM, LETHBRIDGE: 245 Ross Evans - (13) Bill Hartnoll watts on 100.9 mcs. Same staff, - (15) Glenna Neale - (16) Ross BIG same programing as CHEC-AM. Evans - (17) David Amer - (18) Joe Cservak - (20 & 21) Radio & TV Sales - (24) Fine Music Hi Fi Broadcasters Inc. MANITOBA s CKLW-FM, WINDSOR: 250 watts CJOB-FM, WINNIPEG: 250 watts on on 93.1 mcs. Same staff, same pro- cFOR 103.1 mcs. Same staff, same programing as CKLW-AM, graming as CJOB-AM. plus QUEBEC '{0 ONTARIO CBF-FM, MONTREAL: 3,860 watts CHIC -FM, BRAMPTON: 857 watts on 95.1 mcs. Owned and operated on 102.1 mcs. Same staff, programs by the Canadian Broadcasting separately from CHIC -AM at Corporation. "DRUMMERS' night and issues a separate rate card. CBM -FM, MONTREAL: 3,860 watts on 103.3 mcs. Owned and oper- CKPC-FM, BRANTFORD: 250 watts ated by the Canadian Broadcast- 6 sales plans to choose from. on 92.1 mcs. Same staff, same pro- ing Corporation.* graming as CKPC-AM. CFCF-FM MONTREAL: 7,700 watts CJSS-FM, CORNWALL: 600 watts on 106.5 mcs. Same staff, same on 104.3 mcs. Same staff, same programing as CFCF-AM. programing as CJSS-AM. CHRC-FM, QUEBEC: 595 watts on CKPR-FM, FORT WILLIAM: 250 98.1 mcs. Same staff, same pro- watts on 94.3 mcs. Same staff, same graming as CHRC-AM. To find out more about these brilliantly programing as CKPR-AM. CJBR-FM, RIMOUSKI: 20,000 watts produced lai -fi recordings and the "BIG 6 CKLC-FM, KINGSTON: 250 watts on 101.5 mcs. Same staff, programs on 99.5 mcs. Same staff, same pro- separately from CJBR-AM. graming as CKLC-AM. FOR '60" outright ownership plans, mail CHLT-FM, SHERBROOKE: 57,000 CKCR-FM, KITCHENER: 350 watts watts on 102.7 mcs. (Due to go on coupon below. on 96.7 mcs. Same staff except for the air August, 1960). (8) Paul Freeman. Programs separately from CKCR-AM and CKVL-FM, VERDUN: 10,200 watts issues a separate rate card. on 96.9 mcs. Same staff, programs separately from CKVL-AM and a Trademark CFPL-FM, LONDON: 4,500 watts on issues a separate rate card. 95.9 mcs. Same staff, programs separately from CFPL-AM. Gentlemen: CKLB-FM, OSHAWA: 14,000 watts NOVA SCOTIA on 93.5 mcs. Same staff except for Please send me SESAC's complete LP Program Service (3) Fred M. Oliver. Programs CHNS-FM, HALIFAX: 250 watts on listings with details on the "BIG 6 FOR '60" plan and separately from CKLB-AM. 96.1 mcs. Same staff, same programing as CHNS-AM. "DRUMMERS."* CBO-FM, OTTAWA: 380 watts on 103.3 mes. Owned and operated by the Canadian Broadcasting Cor- *These three stations make up the Name poration. * CBC's bilingual FM network. Title Call Letters Address G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS C SHOWS City Zone State like Ile Jim Ameche Show . r.od.-od MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG VANCOUVER 1411 Crescent St. 433 Jarvis St. 171 McDermott 1407 W. Broadway SESAC INC. THE COLISEUM TOWER 10 COLUMBUS CIRCLE N.V. 19, N.V. Page Thirty -Four Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960 ADVERTISING AGENCIES A list of Advertising Agencies enfranchised by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters together with their address, telephone numbers, broadcast department directors and radio and television time buyers.

Broadcast Radio-TV Agency City Phone Address Dept. Director Time Buyer Algie, William E. Ltd. Toronto WA. 5-5997 46 St. Clair Ave. E. William E. Algie Dorothy Marshall Ardiel Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto HU. 5-6541 4 Lawton Blvd. P. A. Johnson P. A. Johnson Hamilton LI. 9-2419 180 Parkdale Ave. N. J. N. Elliott J. N. Elliott Ottawa CE. 5-9280 389 Albert St. Gordon Fairbairn Gordon Fairbairn Backman Advertising Ltd. Halifax 3-8164 Sovereign Bldg. G. P. Backman (Miss) A. Archibald Baker Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto HU. 7-1511 670 Bayview Ave. Jack Horler Gwen Rudolphe Nick Pahlen Ivy Neve Montreal UN. 6.3049 1255 University St. (Through Toronto)

Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn Inc. Toronto WA. 4-3787 160 Bloor St. E. S. Ramsay Lees John R. Jenkins Clara Quinn Montreal UN. 8-2655 301 Dominion Sq. Bldg. (Through Toronto) Bingham, John McKenney Ltd. Toronto EM. 2-2641 32 Front St. W. J. H. Titherington J. H. Titherington Montreal HU. 1-5032 4645 Cavendish Blvd. (Through Toronto) Preston OL. 3.4464 541 William St. (Through Toronto) Winnipeg 42-2564 257 Osborne St. (Through Toronto)

Bleasdale Advertising Ltd. Victoria E V . 2-6741 1104 Douglas St. Harry Bleasdale Harry Bleasdale

Bradley, Yenning, Hilton & Atherton Ltd.Toronto WA. 5-3801 11 Yorkville Ave. John Bradley Kay Byers Breithaupt, Milsom Ltd. Toronto HU. 3-3531 20 Eglinton Ave. E. Ev Palmer Irene Wray Vancouver MU. 5-8455 1075 Melville St.

Brooks Advertising Ltd. Toronto EM. 8-2396 21 Dundas Square Roy Partridge (Mrs.) J. deMunnik Brown, Mitchell & Wright Ltd. Vancouver MU. 4-7277 735 Davie St. John Blundell John G. Service Calgary AM. 2-4767 411 -6th Ave. S.W. A. D. Wood Vic Foster Burnett, Leo Co. of Canada Ltd. Toronto EM. 6-5801 133 Richmond St. W. James B. McRae G. B. Lodge P. Van Steeden

Burns Advertising Agency Ltd. Montreal WE. 5.5257 1980 Sherbrooke St. W. Ralph Novek J. P. Champagne Toronto EM. 8-2377 181 Bay St. Ottawa CE. 5-8086 3 Frederick Place Canadian Advertising Agency Ltd. Montreal VI. 2-8061 1454 Mountain St. M. Fontaine M. Fontaine Toronto EM. 3-3051 80 King St. W. Irvin Teitel Irvin Teitel Vancouver MU. 4-4151 1131 Richards St. K. L. Johnson (Miss) S. Oliver Cardon, Rose Ltd. Montreal VI. 2-9581 1411 Crescent St. Norman Cardon Carter, Garry J. of Canada Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-2505 59 Avenue Rd. Bob Howe Bob Howe Cockfield, Brown & Co. Ltd. Montreal UN. 1-1771 Canada Cement Bldg. R. W. Harwood Earl Box Toronto WA. 4-5492 185 Bloor St. E. Alan Savage Cam Logan Winnipeg WH. 2-3538 Elec. R'l'wy Chambers Jim Gibson Jim Cameron Vancouver MU. 1-1111 1030 W. Georgia St. J. M. Morrison Collyer Advertising Ltd. Montreal VI. 2-8672 2100 Drummond St. K. S. Chase N. Fraser Toronto EM. 3-2647 20 Carlton St. Adele Ward Adele Ward Copeland, Don H. Advertising Ltd. Toronto WA. 2-5969 442 Sherbourne St. (Mrs.) Vera Copeland (Mrs.) Vera Copeland Crombie Advertising Co. Ltd. Montreal VI. 9-5246 391 St. James St. W. Vic Gray Vic Gray Toronto EM. 4-7204 100 Adelaide St. W. Donald Johnson Donald Johnson Dancer -Fitzgerald -Sample (Canada) Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-8425 200 St. Clair Ave. W. Gilbert Nunns Ruth Pedley Daniel & Charles, Inc. New York MU. 6-7288 185 Madison Ave. Bernice Gutmann Isabelle Stannard Diane Neugarten Desbarats Advertising Agency Montreal UN. 6-4835 485 McGill St. John Desbarats Dudley Tasker Dominion Broadcasting Co. Toronto EM. 3-3383 4 Albert St. Hal B. Williams Hal B. Williams Erwin Wasey,Ruthrauff&Ryan(Can.)Ltd. Toronto WA. 1-5187 610 Church St. Lloyd Hefford Lloyd Hefford Ferres Advertising Ltd. Hamilton JA. 9.1116 63 Duke St. Boyd Heaven Colin MacGregor Foote, Cone & Belding Canada Ltd. Toronto WA. 5-5961 10 St. Mary St. Arthur Sylvah Montreal VI. 2-8781 1255 Phillips Square Robert L. Simpson

Foster Advertising Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-4681 149 Alcorn Ave. Mary Newton S. Wright J. Porter Montreal VI. 9-5343 550 Sherbrooke St. W. Pierre Petel C. Toupin Ottawa CE. 6-5909 77 Metcalfe St. (Through Toronto) Winnipeg WH. 6-7405 156 Lombard Ave. (Through Toronto) Gibbons, J. J. Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-8391 46 St. Clair Ave. E. Dorothy Marshall Dorothy Marshall Montreal UN. 6-7482 1440 St. Catherine St. W. R. L. Burdick R. L. Burdick Winnipeg WH. 2-7373 272 Main St. Bruce Johnston Bruce Johnston Regina LA. 7-6688 2070 Albert St. Harold Ellis Harold Ellis Calgary AM. 2.5437 513 - 8th Ave. W. Alf Bell Alf Bell Vancouver MU. 1-0157 1533 West Pender St. (Mrs.) Hazel Bakes (Mrs.) Hazel Bakes Goodis, Goldberg, Dair Ltd. Toronto RU. 9-1101 288 Lawrence Ave. W. Samuel Goldberg Samuel Goldberg Montreal UN. 6-9487 420 Birks Bldg., IThroigh 7'0ronto) Phillips Square Calgary AM. 2-7474 818 - 8th Ave. S.W. Jay Joffe Jay Joffe

Goodwin -Ellis Advertising Ltd. Vancouver MU. 1-3474 1161 Melville St. T. M. Taylor T. M. Taylor

Grant Advertising of Canada Ltd. Toronto EM. 3.2144 170 University Ave. Joan G. King Joan G. King

Grosbera. Pollock & Gwartzman Ltd. Toronto WA. 4.9211 78 Charles St. W. H. J. Pollock J. E. Maclntyre May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Thirty -Five

THANK YOU ROUYN "Congratulations for good French programs, educational as well as entertaining. We have perfect reception at all times of the day." THANK YOU AMOS "Clear reception from your station is excellent. We particularly enjoy the morning prayer at 8:00 a.m. and "Chez Meville" which our four Abitibi stations refused to carry." - Richelieu Club.

THANK YOU VAL D'OR "We live six miles from the Val d'Or station and your station comes in better." THANK YOU LA SARRE

"We live seven miles from the local La Sarre station and the reception of your station is as clear. Congratulations to the new

CFCL - Radio." THANK YOU SENNETERRE "Congratulations, your programs are excellent and your announcers have good voices. Your station comes in as well as our local Abitibi stations." THANK YOU TEMISCAMINGUE "Excellent reception in our locality which is the farthest point in Temiscamingue County." THANK YOU A.C.A. MEMBERS Since CFCL Radio went to

10,000 watts, our national billings have begun to climb rapidly. We thank you for this confidence in both our market and our station. We promise to warrant this confidence by continuing to: 1. Give full coverage of the entire Gold Belt: the counties of Cochrane and Temiskaming in Ontario, Abitibi and Temiscamingue in Quebec. 2. Supply the finest French programs available in Canada. 3. Maintain the lowest possible rate - - presently 39% below our major French language competition. 4. Help you move products into the stores - - and out again. If you would like to see the letters quoted above (plus many more) and get complete information on the Gold Belt, just ask:

Paul Mulvihill - Toronto and Montreal Brian Scharf - Vancouver . Ed Devney - New York

Covering the Entire Gold Belt From Timmins CFCL RADIO 10,000 WATTS - 620 KCS. Page Thirty -Six Canadian Broadcaster May 5th, 1960

ADVERTISING AGENCIES (continued) Broadcast Radio-TV Agency City Phone Address Dept. Director Time Buyer

Hayhurst, F. H., Co. Ltd. Toronto EM. 6-0731 7 King St. E. Robert D. Amos Pat Hepburn E. Brown Montreal VI. 5-0251 2100 Drummond St. P. Garcia Joan Johnson Heggie Advertising Co. Ltd. Toronto HU. 1.5125 97 Eglinton Ave. E. John Chilman John Chilman Henri, Burley & McDonald Ltd. Toronto EM. 4.9226 159 Bay St. J. H. Burley A. L. Drewry Huot Advertising Ltd. Montreal VI. 2-9011 353 St. Nicholas St. Henri Poulin Henri Poulin Hutchins Advertising of Canada Ltd Toronto WA. 4-3753 35 Hayden St. William Bounsall Pat Hennessy Imperial Advertising Ltd. Halifax 3-9373 38 Blowers St. J. B. Regan J. B. Regan Industrial Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-6671 385 Madison Ave. (Mrs.) Vera Percival Montreal VI. 2-5281 1500 Stanley St. A. G. Temple St. Catharines MU. 2-9443 P.O. Box 481 D. C. Williamson Inter -Canada (Que.) Adver. Agency Ltd. Montreal VI. 2-9851 2160 Mountain St. Yvon Fortier Yvon Fortier Jarvis, Albert Ltd. Toronto EM. 3.2438 94 Yonge St. Godfrey Jarvis Godfrey Jarvis Montreal AV. 8-9234 1466 Crescent St. John Carpenter Kelley, Russell T. Co. Ltd. Hamilton JA. 2.1155 627 Main St. E. Kenyon & Eckhardt Ltd. Toronto WA. 5-8931 321 Bloor St. E. John A. Winter Dorothy Gill Montreal VI. 2-2534 550 Sherbrooke St. W. Lee Fortune A. D. Clarke Johnny Lombardi (Italian -Canadian) Advertising Agency Toronto LE. 1-1144 637 College St. Johnny Lombardi Johnny Lombardi Lovick, James & Co. Ltd. Vancouver MU. 4-6221 1178 W. Pender St. (Mrs.) A. M. Bothamley Toronto WA. 1-1121 800 Bay St. Ralph Freeman Olive Jennings Winnipeg WH. 3-0623 307 Power Bldg. Alan B. Jenkins Nora Thorvaldson Calgary AM. 2.6161 629 -7th Ave. S.W. J. Armstrong G. Hopp Regina LA. 3-7570 401 Kerr Block George R. Bothwell George R. Bothwell Edmonton GA. 4-2181 10014.107th St. J. Younie Montreal UN. 6.8391 623 Dominion Sq. Bldg. Stella Slattery Stella Slattery MacLaren Advertising Co. Ltd. Toronto EM. 3.2244 111 Richmond St. W. Hugh Horler Keith Campbell Montreal VI. 5-1222 550 Sherbrooke St. W. R. Saucier R. Kirkwood Winnipeg WH. 2-6321 911 Elec. R'l'y Chambers W. E. Wilson Vancouver MU. 5.6268 1240 W. Pender St. J. Hoyland J. Hoyland McCann-Erickson (Canada) Ltd. Toronto WA. 5-3231 200 Bloor St. E. Don MacMillan Mel Norman Montreal VI. 9.8341 2055 Peel St. William Munro Sheldon Lodge Vancouver MU. 3-5608 1030 W. Georgia St. Florence Asson Florence Asson McConnell, Eastman & Co. Ltd. Toronto HU. 7-4601 234 Eglinton Ave. E. T. R. Hart (Mrs.) O. J. Sinclair Montreal UN. 6-6771 Dominion Sq. Bldg. (Miss) Cay Draper (Miss) Cay Draper London GE. 4-4528 Northern Life Bldg. J. Gore Winnipeg WH. 3-7406 382 Portage Ave. Brian C. Jupe Helen M. Basiuk Calgary AM. 3.7040 337 -8th Ave. W. (Miss) Pat Lundie (Miss) Pat Lundie Vancouver MU. 3-2161 1198 W. Pender St. Edmonton GA. 2-5107 10020 -109th St. T. B. Banks T. B. Banks McCracken, W. A. Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-0721 153 St. Clair Ave. W. (Mrs.) Marjorie Graves (Mrs.) Marjorie Graves Montreal VI. 4-9591 2100 Drummond St. (Mrs.) Bernice Watson McGregor-Deaville Advertising Toronto WA. 2-4864 1175 Bay St. Frank Deaville Art. McGregor McKim Advertising Ltd. Montreal VI. 9-4152 2100 Drummond St. Wilf Charland (Mrs.) Rotha Webb Peel Steven Toronto WA. 4-0981 1407 Yonge St. G. W. Leech Beverley Nicholl Winnipeg WH. 2-3491 250 Portage Ave. R. I. Morton R. I. Morton Vancouver MU. 3.8121 1030 W. Georgia St. Miss E. Fox Muter, Culiner, Frankfurter & Gould Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-5736 1121 Bay St. Eddie Gould Gerry Rafelman Nattall & Maloney Ltd. Calgary AM. 9-2370 108 -12th Ave. S.W. (Mrs.) Pat McVean (Mrs.) Pat McVean Edmonton GA. 4-4910 10018 -105th St. J. R. McCallum (Mrs.) Jean Knott Needham, Louis & Brorby of Can. Ltd. Toronto EM. 4-1492 121 Richmond St. W. Ray Arsenault Audrey Barlow O'Brien Advertising Ltd. Vancouver MU. 1-9174 1455 W. Georgia St. George F. Sayers (Mrs.) S. Albrecht Ottawa CE. 2-5657 2034 Alta Vista Drive (Through Vancouver) Edmonton GA. 2.5450 114 LaFleche Bldg. A. E. Nightingale Orr, William R. Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-3708 464 Yonge St. Mona H. Harper Mona H. Harper Otto, Robert & Co. (Canada) Ltd. Toronto EM. 6-9266 355 King St. W. Wib Perry Wib Perry Paul, Phelan & Perry Ltd. Toronto WA. 5-3436 6 Crescent Rd. George P. Vale Gordon Forsyth Montreal UN. 1-5437 1501 Shell Tower George P. Vale Barry Kinnon Payeur Publicité Inc. Quebec LA. 9-3322 639 -8th Ave. P. E. Giguere G. H. Payeur Pennell Advertising Toronto EM. 4-2079 145 Yonge St. Mary Barrer Mary Barrer Plant, Elton M. Advertising Ltd. Windsor CL. 4-1159 6 Bartlet Bldg. E. M. Plant Ann Hames Purkis, Thornton Ltd. Toronto EM. 3-3762 330 Bay St. Gladys Race Gladys Race Jim Millet

Reimer, C. Advertising Ltd. Winnipeg WH. 2-1868 407 Graham Ave. C. L. Reimer C. L. Reimer Reynolds, E. W. Ltd. Toronto EM. 2-2381 154 University Ave. Henry E. Karpus Vera Hopkins Montreal UN. 6-1775 1440 St. Catherine St. W. Jean Tougas

Ronalds Advertising Agency Ltd. Montreal UN. 6-9471 701 Keefer Bldg. Arthur Weinthal Mary Laphkas Toronto EM. 6-5242 108 Peter St. Frank Robinson W. Ibsen Ross Roy of Canada Ltd. Windsor CL. 6-2371 Canada Trust Bldg. Carl Hassel R. A. Post Toronto EM. 6-0759 481 University Ave. Fred Sorrell

Sauviat, G. R. & Assoc. Montreal UN. 6-7355 1236 Crescent St. G. R. Sauviat

Schneider Cardon Ltd. Montreal UN. 1-4764 1224 St. Catherine St. W. Reg Weiswall Reg Weiswall May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Thirty -Seven

Agency City Phone Address Broadcast Radio-TV Dept. Director Time Buyer

Smith, R. C. & Son Ltd. Toronto EM. 4.9396 380 Victoria St. G. Alec Phare Ronald A. Gee

Spitzer & Mills Ltd. Toronto EM. 6-2811 790 Bay St. Bob Stevenson Susie McCullagh Montreal HU. 1-0344 3405 Addington Ave. Louis MacKay

Stanfield, Johnson & Hill Ltd. Toronto WA. 4.8481 255 Davenport Rd. William R. Ross Irene Maklary Montreal UN. 6-8741 Dominion Sq. Bldg. H. Harbinson

Stansbury, J. E. & Co. Ltd. Montreal UN. 6-4473 1070 Bleury St. C. Dumontier

Stevenson & Scott Ltd. Montreal UN. 6-9361 1260 University St. (Miss) D. C. Loiselle (Miss) D. C. Loiselle Toronto EM. 3-5773 100 Adelaide St. W. (Mrs.) E. Fisher (Mrs.) E. Fisher Vancouver MU. 3-5696 402 West Pender St. Sherrill Adair Sherrill Adair Halifax 3.8279 95 Dresden Row C. Emerson Howard Ronald Kitley

Tames Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto RU. 7.0301 821 Eglinton Ave. W. John C. Tames John G. Tames

Tandy -Richards Advertising Ltd. Toronto EM. 3-6362 20 Carlton St. A. C. Haight Elaine Robinson Montreal VI. 4.8821 550 Sherbrooke St. W. Don A. Hawley Don A. Hawley

Thompson, J. Walter Co. Ltd. Montreal WE. 4-1331 1600 Dorchester St. W. Phillippe Fisette Mary Cardon Toronto EM. 2-3471 600 University Ave. Jack Lingeman Beverly Campbell Mary Massicotte (Mrs.) M. Wesley

Thompson -Petersen Adver. Agency Ltd. Toronto EM. 8-8091 215 Victoria St. Edward Bowman Walter Reeves Montreal VI. 2-1881 1121 St. Catherine St. W. (Through Toronto)

Torobin Advertising Ltd. Montreal HU. 9-5331 310 Victoria Ave. M. A. Isaacs Simon Torobin (Westmount, P.O.)

Vamplew Advertising Toronto WA. 3.5589 1175 Bay St. Thomas Vamplew Thomas Vamplew

Vickers & Benson Ltd. Montreal UN. 6-7701 Keefer Bldg. Laurent Jodoin (Mrs.) Jeannine Guérin Toronto EM. 4-6301 110 Church St. D. T. Hardman (Mrs.) Laura Jensen

Walsh Advertising Co. Ltd. Toronto EM. 3.3053 2 Carlton St. (Mrs.) Muriel Murray (Mrs.) Muriel Murray Montreal UN. 6-8921 2055 Peel St. (Through Toronto) Windsor CL. 6.2671 Canada Bldg. (Through Toronto) Whitehall Broadcasting Ltd. Montreal VI. 9-4156 2100 Drummond St. Wilf Charland (Mrs.) Rotha Webb Willis Advertising Ltd. Toronto EM. 3-2073 67 Yonge St. Clarence Kenney Clarence Kenney Young & Rubicam Ltd. Toronto EM. 2-3921 250 University Ave. W. H. Clark Doreen Dunlop Ian Campbell Dave Hunter Montreal UN. 6.8941 1255 University St. Gaby Lalande

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PERSONNEL REGISTER (Television) CBC NETWORK STATIONS (TELEVISION)

KEY BRITISH COLUMBIA 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Copy Chief Vadec DAWSON CREEK: 106 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Film Librarian CJDC-TV, 3. General Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Film Editor kw. Audio; 212 kw. Video on 4. Operations Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Chief Operator ATLANTIC REGION 13. Farm Director 21. Dir. of Engineering Channel 5. CBC Supp. (1) Radio 5. Commercial Manager *CBHT Halifax, N.S. Station CJDC Ltd. (2 & 3) H. 6. Production Supervisor 14. Promotion Manager 22. Canadian Reps - 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. U.S. Reps *CJCB-TV Sydney, N.S. L. Michaud - (4) Frank Harris - 8. Chief Announcer 16. Art Director *CKCW-TV Moncton, N.B. (5) Billi Thomson - (6 & 7) Frank *CHSJ-TV Saint John, N.B. Harris - (8) Roy Darling - (10) *CJON-TV St. John's, Nfld. Gary Allbright (11) Chuck *CBYT - Wood- Don Eccleston (10) Russ T. Video on Channel 9, Satellite of Cornerbrook, Nfld. Mudrak - (12) Mrs. Freda - and operated by *CFCY-TV Charlottetown, P.E.I. house - (13) Gary Allbright - Richardson - (11) Doug Mc- CBUAT. Owned (15) Mrs. Ilraith (12) Betty Pavle - (13) the Canadian Broadcasting Cor- (14) Ethel Emes - - poration. Freda Woodhouse - (16) Frank Bob Wilson - (14) Norm Williams MID -EASTERN REGION Harris (17) Kenneth Simkin (15) Erika Petzold - (16) Terry (Recommended for Approval) - - Bennett (17) Bob McRory *CBLT (18 & 19) Evelyn Edinger - (20) - - Toronto, Ont. Doug Palsson - (21) Mel Lang - (20) Ian Ross - (21) Tom Wyatt KVOS-TV, BELLINGHAM - VAN- *CHER -TV Peterborough, Ont. TV Reps. Ltd., A. J. Messner (22) All -Canada Radio & TV COUVER: 112 kw. Audio; 224 kw. *CKWS-TV Kingston, Ont. (22) *CBOT & Co., Scharf Broadcast Sales - - (23) Weed & Co. Video on Channel 12. CBS. (1) Ottawa, Ont. (23) Donald Cooke, Inc. KVOS (Canada) Ltd. - (2 & 3) *CBMT Montreal, Que. CHBC-TV-1, PENTICTON: .27 kw. Gordon M. Reid - (4) Andy *CHCH-TV Hamilton, Ont. CFCR-TV, KAMLOOPS: .35 kw. Audio; .54 kw. Video on Channel Anderson - (5) Herman Burk - *CKCO-TV Kitchener, Ont. Audio; .75 kw. Video on Channel 13. Satellite of CHBC-TV. Same art - (6) Jack Gettles - (10 & *CFPL-TV London, Ont. 4. CBC Supp. (1) Twin Cities staff. 11) Haines Fay - (14) Marian *CKLW-TV Windsor, Ont. Television Ltd. - (2 & 3) Ian G. Boylan - (15) Del Pawliw - (16) *CKSO-TV Sudbury, Ont. Clark - (4) Art Hall - (5) Walter CHBC-TV-2, VERNON: .31 kw. Ken Davidson - (17) Dolores CJIC-TV Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Harwood - (6 & 7) Brian Lord - Audio; .62 kw. Video on Channel Bate - (18) Jack Gettles - (21) *CFCJ-TV Port Arthur, Ont. (8 & 9) Blain Fairman - (10 & 7. Satellite of CHBC-TV. Same Ernie Harper - (22) Stovin-Byles *CKVR-TV Barrie, Ont. 11) Gordon Rye - (12) Jean Ross staff. Ltd. - (23) Forjoe & Co. *CKNX-TV Wingham, Ont. - (13) Gordon Rye - (14) -Walter *CKGN-TV North Bay, Ont. Harwood - (15) Shirley Page - CHBC-TV-3, OLIVER: .11 kw. CBUT, VANCOUVER: 25.4 kw. *CFCLTTV Timmins, Ont. (16) Mrs. Vivian Hunt - (17) Audio; .22 kw. Video on Channel Audio; 47.6 kw. Video on Channel *CBWAT Kenora, Ont. Mrs. Leona Gobbee - (18 & 19) 8. Satellite of CHBC-TV. Same 2. CBC Microwave. Owned and Bill Reith - (20) Blain Fairman staff. operated by the Canadian Broad- - (21) Kurt Reichennek - (22) casting Corporation. PRAIRIE REGION All -Canada Radio & TV - (23) CHBC-TV. PRINCETON: .019 kw. *CBWT Winnipeg, Man. .03 .375 kw. Audio; .625 Weed & Co. Audio; kw. Video on Channel COURTENAY: *CKX-TV Brandon, Man. 72 (UHF). Independent Satellite kw. Video on Channel 7. Satellite *CKCK-TV CHBC-TV, OKANAGAN NET- of CHBC-TV. Same staff. of CBUT. Owned and operated by Regina, Sask. WORK, KELOWNA: 1.6 kw. the Canadian Broadcasting Cor- *CFQC-TV Saskatoon, Sask. Audio; 3.7 kw. Video. on Channel *CHCT-TV Calgary, Alta. CBUAT, TRAIL: .082 kw. Audio; poration. *CFRN-TV Edmonton, Alta. 2 CBC Supp. (1) Okanagan Val- .164 kw. Video on Channel 11. (Recommended for approval) ley Television Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) Owned and operated by the Cana- *CJLH-TV Lethbridge, Alta. Roy G. Chapman - (5) Richard dian Broadcasting Corporation. CHAN -TV, VANCOUVER: 90 kw. L. Sharp (6) Norman Williams - Audio; 180 kw, Video on Channel PACIFIC REGION - (7) Russ T. Richardson - (8) NELSON: .280 kw. Audio; .560 kw. 8. (1) Vantel Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) Arthur Jones - (4) *CBUT Vancouver, B.C. Norman Aldred - (22) All - *CHEK-TV Victoria, B.C. Canada Radio & TV. Ken Bray is executive assistant to the president. QUEBEC REGION "A non-profit industry- (The station will begin operating *CBFT Montreal, Que. in November, 1960.) *CFCM-TV Quebec, Que. *CJBR-TV Rimouski, Que. wide association of CHEK-TV, VICTORIA: .9 kw. *CBOFT Ottawa, Ont. Audio; 1.8 kw. Video (Power in- *CERS-TV Jonquière, Que. creasing to 50 kw. Audio; 100 kw. *CHLT-TV Sherbrooke, Que. Advertisers, Advertising Video, effective July 1, 1960) on *CKTM-TV Three Rivers, Que. Channel 6. CBC Basic. (1) CHEK- *CKBL-TV Matane, Que. Agencies, Radio and Television TV Ltd. - (2) David M. Arm- *CKRN-TV Rouyn, Que. strong - (3) Russell L. Furse - CHAU -TV New Carlisle, Que. (4) Dan Eckley - (5) Douglas *CBAAT Moncton, N.B. Broadcasters and their Taylor - (6) Dan Eckley - (7) CBWFT Winnipeg, Man. Fred Crouch - (8) Bob McGavin - (9) George Wright - (10) Andy Representatives." Stephen - (11) Keith MacKenzie - (12) Angela Clarke - (14) Dan Sufridersr.eetíaz9 Eckley - (15) Genevieve Gama - che - (16) Cliff Kadatz - (17) *CKMI-TV Quebec, Que. Mrs. Kay Jefferies-(18 & 19) Bob *CHAT -TV Medicine Hat, Alta. Howie - (20) George Wright - *CHCA-TV Red Deer, Alta. Producing Nation -Wide (21) Norm Berquist - (22) TV *CKBI-TV Prince Albert, Sask. Reps Ltd. - (23) Forjoe & Co. *CHAB-TV Moose Jaw, Sask. *CJFB-TV Swift Current, Sask. Surveys of Broadcast *CKOS-TV Yorkton, Sask. CJDC-TV Dawson Creek, B.C. ALBERTA *CFCR-TV Kamloops, B.C. Audience Measurement. *CHBC-TV Kelowna, B.C. CHCT-TV, CALGARY: 50 kw. *CJSS-TV Cornwall, Ont. Audio; 100 kw. Video on Channel 2. CBC Basic. (1) Calgary Tele- * Indicates stations on the vision Ltd. - (2) Frederick Shaw Microwave Link. - (3) A. M. "Bert" Cairns - (5) Bob Watson - (6) Barry Gordon Founded in 1944 - Present Membership - 327 - (7) Ron Chase - (10 & 11) Ed Whalen - (13) Reuben Hamm - (14) Barry Nicholls - (15) George Kidd - (9) Harry Farmer - (10) Plotkin - (16) Leslie Funtek - William Hogle - (11) Al Shaver (17) Mary Ellis - (19) Gordon - (12) Laura Lindsay - (14) Warner -(21) Lee Crawley -(22) Gary Greenway - (15) Vera Bayrak (16) Peter Leonard THE BUREAU OF BROADCAST All -Canada Radio & TV - (23) - - Weed & Co. (17) Jack Sweeney - (19) Keith Neale - (20) Herb Ashley - (21) MEASUREMENT CFRN-TV. EDMONTON: 90.4 kw. Ted Wadson - (22) TV Reps Ltd. Audio; 180.3 kw, Video on Channel - (23) Young Canadian Ltd., 3. CBC Basic. (1) Sunwapta Harlan G. Oakes. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) 96 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto HU. 5-9464 G. R. A. "Dick" Rice - (4) Sid CJLH-TV, LETHBRIDGE: 85.5 kw. Lancaster - (5) Bruce D. Alloway Audio; 171 kw. Video on Channel - (6) Don Brinton - (7) George 7. CBC Basic. (1) Lethbridge May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Thirty -Nine

Television Ltd. - (2 & 3) Norman Hoefling-(20) Gordon Enno-(21) -Lloyd Westmoreland)-(5) Don aere-(18) Jim Colter-(19) Merle Botterill - (5) Lloyd Crittenden John Y. Jonkman - (22) Trans - Tunnicliffe-(6) Doug Lee-(7) H. Zoerb - (21) George Merchant- - (6) Sam Pitt - (10) Del Del - Ocean Radio & TV, Scharf Broad- Van Wiebe-(8) Garth Dawley- (22) Trans -Ocean Radio & TV- mage - (11) Al McCann - (12) cast Sales-(23) Forjoe & Co. (9) Grace Germaine-(10) Murray (23) Forjoe & Co, Mrs. Kay Macleod. - (13) Sher- Masterton-(11) Ken Milton-(12) man Stewart - (14) Mrs. Babs Mrs. Joy Perkins-(13) Morley CKOS-TV, YORKTON: 2.5 'kw. Pitt - (15) Miss Win Dufty - SASKATCHEWAN Wilson-(14) Bill Rees-(15) Mrs. Audio; 5 kw. Video on Channel 3. (16) Walter Nishida - (17) Marion Kelly-(16) Joe Soehn- CBC Supp. (1) Yorkton Television Brenda Cordwell - (18 & 19) CHAB-TV, MOOSE JAW: 53 kw. (17) Doug Lee-(18) Doris Gres- Co. Ltd.-(2) Norman Roebuck- Mrs. Betty Glendinning - (21) Audio; 100 kw. Video on Channel dal-(19) Gordon Grant-(20) Len (3) Ronald L. Skinner-(5) Harold Victor Reed - (22) All -Canada 4. CBC Supp. (1) Radio Station Ross & Tom Nelson-(21) Lorne Olson-(7) Miss Kristin Olson- Radio & TV - (23) Weed & Co. CHAB Ltd.-(2 & 3) Jack Moffat McBride-(22) All -Canada Radio (10) Gerald D. Birch-(11) Linus -(5) Joe Lawlor-(6) Terry Mc - & TV-(23) Weed & Co. Westberg - (13 & 14) Norman CHSA-TV, LLOYDMIN STER: 7.3 kw. Burney - (10) John McManus - Roebuck - (15) Mrs. Geraldine Audio; 14.63 kw. Video on Chan- (11) Ken Newans-(14) Bill Smith CFQC-TV, SASKATOON: 180 kw. Peppler-(16) Hugh C. Vassos- nel 2. (1) CHSA Television Ltd.- -(15) Mrs. Donaleen Young-(16) Audio; 325 kw. Video on Channel (17) Joseph P. Laurans-(18 & (2 & 3) Arthur F. Shortell-(4 & Graham Henderson - (17) Gary 8. CBC Basic. (1) A. A. Murphy & 19) Mrs Anne Mondor - (21) 5) Peter J. Edwards-(21) Peter Cormack-(18) Miss Pat Stauffer Sons Ltd.-(2) W. A. Murphy- George S. Skinner-(22) Stovin- Robertson - (22) Jos. A. Hardy -(21) Mery Pickford-(22) TV (3) G. Blair Nelson (Station Man. - Byles Ltd.-(23) Devney Inc. & Co. (CHSA-TV will commence Reps Ltd. - (23) Young Canadian Walter Romanow)-(5) Will Klein operations this summer). Ltd. - (6) Greg Barnsley - (7) Hugh CKOS-TV-1, BALDY MOUNTAIN, Edmunds - (10) Bill Cameron - MAN: 4.75 kw. Audio; 9.5 kw. CHAT -TV, MEDICINE HAT: 3 kw. CKBI-TV, PRINCE ALBERT: 50 kw. (11) Don Wittman - (12) Mrs. Video. Satellite of CKOS-TV. Audio; 6 kw. Video on Channel 6. Audio; 100 kw. Video on Channel Sally Merchent - (13) Warren Same staff. (Due to go on air May, CBC Supp. (1) Monarch Broad- 5. CBC Supp. (1) Central Broad- Wismer - (14) Terry Higgins - 1960.) casting Co. Ltd.-(2) J. Harlan casting Co. Ltd.-(2 & 3) Edward (15) Grace Dafoe - (16) Nick Yuill-(3) Robert J. Buss-(4) A. Rawlinson-(5) Jerry Johnson Semenoff - (19) Lesia Semko - Mery Stone - (5) Jon Thibert - -(6) Jack Cennon-(9) I. Barrie (21) Lyn Hoskins - (22) TV MANITOBA - (6) Dan McGuire - (7) Mery -(10 & 11) Nick Roche-(12) Mrs. Reps. Ltd. - (23) Young Cana- Stone - (8) Doug Burgess - (10) Marion Sherman - (13) Gerry dian Ltd. CKX - TV, BRANDON: 9.65 kw. Stan Weiller - (11) Roland "Slim" Palmer-(14) Gerald Prest-(15) Audio; 19.3 kw. Video on Channel Cook-(12) Mrs. Norma Thompson Mrs. N. Robison-(16) R. Brown CJFB-TV, SWIFT CURRENT: 6.65 5. CBC Basic. (1) Western Mani- -(13) Michael Lynch-(14) Dan -(17) A. Diehl-(18) Mrs. Lor- kw. Audio; 13.3 kw. Video on toba Broadcasters Ltd.-(2 & 3) McGuire-(15) Joanne Halliday- raine Hawksworth - (21) Tom Channel 5. CBC Supp. (1) Swift John B. Craig-(5) Archie Olson- (16) Peter Soehn-(17) Mrs. Norma VanNes-(22) All -Canada Radio Current Telecasting Co. to (6) Stuart Craig-(10) Jim Struth- Thompson-(18) Cliff Dacre-(19) & TV-(23) Weed & Co. 4) William D. Forst --(5) Walter S. ers - (11) Henry Stothard - (14) Ed Giesinger-(20) Cliff Dacre- Buffam - (6) Doug Cowan - (7) Marvin Freeman- (15) Marleen (21) Sid Gaffney-(22) All -Canada CKCK-TV, REGINA: 53.5 kw. Audio; Julie Forst-(10 & 11) Don Hos- Kohaly-(16) Mrs. Ann Smith- Radio & TV-(23) Weed & Co. 100 kw. Video on Channel 2. CBC kins-(12) Julie Forst-(13) Doug (17) Don Williams-(19) Harold Basic. (1) Transcanada Communi- Cowan- (14) Julie Forst- (15) Pullaw-(20) Willard Elliott-(21) CHCA-TV, RED DEER: 6.5 kw. cations Ltd.-(2) Clifford Sifton- Margaret Forrester-(16) George Al Gomez-(22) All -Canada Radio Audio; 13 kw. Video on Channel (3) Harold Crittenden (Asst. Man. Kushner-(17) Muriel deCruyen- & TV-(23) Weed & Co. 6. CBC Basic, (1) CHCA Tele- vision Ltd.-(2 & 3) G. A. Bartley (Asst. Man.-Mrs. Audrey Sole)- (4) R. D. "Dave" Neima-(5) Doug Clarke-(8) Garnet Anthony-(10) Mr. Media Buyer looks at the Noel Wagner-(11) Ron Robert- (12) Marilyn Dorohoy-(13) Terry Oldford - (15) Wendy Waugh - (16) Howard Smith-(17) Miss LETHBRIDGE MARKET Allyson Davies-(18 & 19) Don

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CBWT, WINNIPEG: 34.7 kw. Audio; Thomas Daley - (15) H. Warren 57.8 kw. Video on Channel 3. CBC KEY Blahout-(16) John Andrew -(17) Microwave. Owned and operated 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Copy Chief Tom Bird -(18 & 19) Mrs. Beatrice by the Canadian Broadcasting 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Film Librarian Nott - (20) Dale Duffield - (21) Corporation. 3. General Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Film Editor Glen Robitaille-(22) All -Canada 4. Operations Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Chief Operator 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Dir. of Engineering Radio & TV-(23) Weed & Co. CBWFT, WINNIPEG: 1.72 kw. Audio; 6. Production Supervisor 14. Promotion Manager 22. Canadian Reps 2.87 kw. Video on Channel 6. CBC 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. U.S. Reps CKGN-TV, NORTH BAY: 25.75 kw. 8. Chief Announcer 16. Art Director French Network. Owned and Audio; 51.5 kw. Video on Channel operated by the Canadian Broad- 10, CBC Basic. (1) Tel -Ad Co. casting Corporation. Ltd. (2 & 3) G. A. Alger - (4) David Mee (5) Jack (10) Douglas Johnson -(11) Carl Floyd Patterson -(11) Max - CJAY-TV, WINNIPEG: 180 kw. -(10) Eaton - (8) John Size - (9) Audio; 325 kw. Video on Channel C. Fisher-(14) Andrew N. Mc- Jackson - (12) Clif Tomlinson - Michael Oldfield-(10) Don Dela- 7. (1) Channel Seven Television Lellan -(15) Alma Larocque-(16) (14) Mrs, Joy Villeneuve -(15) plante - (11) Norris Whitfield - Ltd. -(2) R. S. Misener-(3) Jack Mrs. Daisy Lamb -(17) Lou Piper Mrs. Audrey Sutton -(16) Martha (12) Mrs. Meri Craven -(14) Jerry M. Davidson - (22) Stovin-Byles - (18) Rod Rabey - (20) Wayne Jameison - (17) Mrs. Marion Millan-(15) Mrs. Isla Rochette- Ltd. (The station will begin oper- Harrison - (21) James Mitchell - Fleming -(18 & 19) Mrs. Lois (16) Mrs. Terry Lewis -(17) Mrs. (22) Trans -Ocean Radio & TV Scrutton-(20) William Swaffield ating in the Fall of 1960.) - Inez Allen - (18 & 19) Eleanor (23) Weed & Co. - (21) Bert Cobb - (22) All - Edey-(20) George Walling -(21) Canada Radio & TV-(23) Weed Gordon Ballantyne - (22) Paul ONTARIO CHCH-TV, HAMILTON: 90 kw. & Co. Mulvihill & Co., Scharf Broadcast Audiò; 150 kw, Video on Channel Sales -(23) Young Canadian Ltd. CKVR-TV, BARRIE: 50 kw. Audio; 11. CBC Basic. (1) Niagara Tele- CKCO-TV, KITCHENER: 54.5 kw. 100 kw. Video on Channel 3. CBC vision Ltd. -(2 & 3) Kenneth D. Audio; 100 kw. Video on Channel CBOT, OTTAWA: 26.7 kw. Audio; Basic. (1) Ralph Snelgrove Tele- Soble-(5) J. Ray Peters -(6) Jack 13. CBC Basic. (1) Central On- 50.1 kw. Video on Channel 4. CBC vision Ltd. - (2 & 3) Ralph T. Burghardt-(7) James S, Purvis - tario Television Ltd. -(2) Carl A. Microwave Owned and operated Snelgrove-(4) Jack Mattenley- (9) Joe Carlo -(10) Dave Rogers Pollock -(3) William D. McGregor by the Canadian Broadcasting (5) Charles M. Tierney -(6) Joe -(11) Norm Marshall -(14) Staff - (6) Bruce Lawson - (7) Don Corporation. Clarke - (7) Everett Smith- (8) Habberfield-(15) Lloyd Colthorp Martz - (10) Gary McLaren - Don Gray -(10) Bill Harrington- -(16) Bill Garnett -(17) Don Pil- (11) Tom Rafferty - (14) William CBOFT, OTTAWA: 17 kw. Audio; (11) Bill Bennett - (12) Mrs. cher-(19) Doug Gale -(21) Bill Whiting - (15) Rita Glennie - 31 kw. Video on Channel 9. CBC Wendy Hicks -(13) Dave Compton Jeynes-(22) All -Canada Radio & (16) Don Bowen - (21) Paul Microwave, Owned and operated -(14) Everett Smith -(15) Phil TV -(23) Young Canadians Ltd. Turchan - (22) Jos. A. Hardy & by the Canadian Broadcasting Sheridan -(16) Frank Fog -(17) Co., A. J. Messner & Co., Scharf Corporation. Stan Car ter - (19) Beverley CBWAT, KENDRA:.247 kw. Audio; Broadcast Sales -(23) Weed & Co. Nethery-(21) Harold Atkinson - .493 kw. Video on Channel 8. CHEX-TV. PETERBOROUGH: 612 (22) Paul Mulvihill & Co.; Scharf Owned and operated by the Cana- CFPL-TV, LONDON: 195 kw. Audio; kw. Audio; 102 kw. Video on Chan- Broadcast Sales - (23) Young dian Broadcasting Corporation. 325 kw. Video on Channel 10. CBC nel 12, CBC Basic. (1) Kawartha Canadian Ltd. Basic. (1) London Free Press Broadcasting Co. Ltd. -(2) Sen. CKWS-TV, KINGSTON: 154 kw. Printing Co. Ltd. -(2) Walter J. W. R. Davies -(3) Don Lawrie - CJSS-TV, CORNWALL: 130 kw. Audio; 257 kw. Video on Channel Blackburn -(3) Murray T. Brown (4) Keith Packer -(5) Bob Kins- Audio; 260 kw. Video on Channel 11. CBC Basic. (1) Frontenac (Station Man. - Robert A. Rein- man-(7) Gordon Shale -(8) Don 8. CBC English & French Supp. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) Sen. hart) -(5) W, Cliff Wingrove-(6) Alexander -(9) Hugo Tapp -(10) (1) Cornwall Broadcasting Ltd. - W. R. Davies - (3) Donald Kevin L. Knight -(7) Robert A. Frank Eckersley-(11) Dave De- (2 & 3) Ernest W. Miller- (4) Lawrie - (4) Roy Hofstetter Reinhart -(10) Ron Laidlaw-(11) vall-(12) Mrs. Marie Callaghan - Andrew N McLellan- (5) Bob - (5) Tom Tomkow - (6) Ward Cornell - (12) Mrs. Hope (14) Don Alexander - (15) Miss Aiken -(6 & 7) William Ellison - William Luxton-(7) Donald Nairn Garber -(13) Roy Jewell-(14) W. Marie McTeague-(16) Ron Wil-

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son-(17) Lloyd McQuiggin-(18) son. (Will begin operating during Paul Devlin - (20) Fred Barrie - the first quarter of 1961.) Bert ada Radio & TV-(21)3) We2ed & Co. CKLW-TV, WINDSOR: 180 kw. Audio; 325 kw. Video on Channel CFCJ-TV, PORT ARTHUR: 15 kw. 9. CBC Basic. (1) Western Ontario Audio; 28 kw. Video on Channel Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2 & 3) 2. CBC Basic. (1) Thunder Bay J. E. Campeau - (4) S. Campbell Electronics Ltd.-(2) H. F. Dougall Ritchie - (5) Bruce Chick - (6) WELCOME -(3) Ralph Parker-(4) Garnet T. J. Sutton - (7) S. Campbell Conger-(11) Frank Roberts-(22) Ritchie - (9) Wally Townsend -- All -Canada Radio & TV - (23) (10) Austin Grant - (11) Jim Van Weed & Co. Kuren - (12) Myrtle Labbitt - to (13) Austin Grant - (14) Arthur CJIC-TV, SAULT STE. MARIE: 15 Gloster - (15) Bruce Chick - kw. Audio; 28 kw. Video on Chan- (16) Charles Knight - (18) Delegates attending the nel 2. CBC Basic. (1) Hyland Violet Chapman - (19) Arthur Radio - TV Ltd. -(2) Mrs. J. G. McColl - (20) Kenneth Stewart Hyland-(3 & 4) Russ Ramsay- - (21) Stewart Clark - (22) All - (5) Gene Plouffe-(6) Joe Boyle- Canada Radio & TV - (23) Young (7) Paul Fockler-(8) John Rhodes Canadian Ltd. - (9) Ted Cunningham - (10) Lionel McAuley-(11) Russ Ram- CKNX-TV, WINGHAM: 100 kw. 45th say - (12) Grace Pitt - (13) Don Audio; 180 kw. Video on Channel Ramsay-(14) Frank Gardi-(15) 8. CBC Basic. (1) Radio Station Mrs. Rita Purdy - (16) Murray CKNX Ltd. - (2) W. T. Cruick- MacGillvray-(17) Miss Bev Mes- shank - (3) G. W. Cruickshank ACA CONFERENCE aglio-(18 & 19) Mrs. Bev Kovacs - (4) D. G. Hildebrand - (5) -(20) Don Gibson-(21) David Ross Hamilton - (6) John Krug Irwin-(22) All -Canada Radio & - (7) Bill Harris - (8) Bruce TV-(23) Weed & Co. St. George - (9) Leander Boucher - (10) John Strong - (11) from the STURGEON FALLS: 5.25 kw. Audio; Johnny Brent - (12) Anna Mc- 8.75 kw. Video on Channel 7. CBC Donald - (13) Vaughn Douglas French Network Owned and - (14) Sandra Doig - (15) Helen 43 Member TV Stations of the by the Canadian Broad- Fleury - (16) Bob Wolfenden - casting Corporation. (Recommend- (17) Jack Mitchell - (18) Rod ed for approval.) McDonald - (19) Harold Swat - ridge - (20) Jack Caesar - (21) SUDBURY: .361 kw. Audio; .601 kw. Scott Reid - (22) All -Canada Video on Channel 13. Satellite of Radio & TV - (23) Young Cana- Canadian Sturgeon Falls. Owned and dian Ltd. operated by the Canadian Broad- casting Corporation. (Recom- mended for approval.) QUEBEC Association of CHAU -TV, 16 kw. CARLETON-NEW C K S O- T V, SUDBURY: CARLISLE: 52 kw. Audio; 100 kw. Audio; 30 kw. Video on Channel Video on Channel 5. (1) Télévision 5. CBC Basic. (1) CKSO - Radio de la Baie des Chaleurs, Inc. - Ltd.-(2 & 3) Will Woodill-(4) (2) Leo Hachey - (3) Dr. Chas. Broadcasters Jim Boyd-(5) Ralph Connor-(6) H. Houde - (4) Marcel Chabot - Richard Madsen-(10) Tom Kir - (5) Dr. Chas. H. Houde (7) n - (11) Hub Beaudry - (12) - Con- Paul Bernier - (8) F. Fontaine - Cv aire Donovan-(14) Ralph (12) Miss M. Laforest - (16) J. P. nor-(15) Mrs. Betty Sellars-(16) Bernier - (18) F. Gagner -. (19) (J/ev xemi. St.atiakd Richard Madsen-(17) Mrs. Betty J. P. Bernier (20 & 21) Marcel Sellars-(18) Mrs. Noreen Ede- - Chabot - (22) Jos. A. Hardy & CJON-TV, St. John's CFCL-TV, Timmins (21) Wallace Robert - (22) All - Co. (23) Young Canadian Ltd. Canada Radio & TV-(23) Weed - CJOX-TV, Argentia CFCJ-TV, Port Arthur CJCN-TV, Grand Falls CJIC-TV, & Co. CKRS-TV, JONQUIERE: 10 kw. Sault Ste. Marie Audio; 20 kw. Video on Channel CFCY-TV, Charlottetown CKLW-TV, Windsor ELLIOTT LAKE: 2 CKSO-TV-1, 12. CBC French Basic. (1) Radio CHSJ-TV, Saint John CKNX-TV, Wingham kw. Audio; 4 kw. Video on Chan- Saguenay Ltée (2) Henri nel 3. Satellite of CKSO-TV. Same - CKCW-TV, Moncton CKX-TV, Brandon Lepage - (3) Tom Burham - (4 CHAU -TV, New Carlisle CHAB-TV, staff. & 5) Paul Audette - (7 & 8) Moose Jaw André Jean (9) Marcel Perron CKRS-TV, Jonquière CKBI-TV, Prince Albert - TV, TIMMINS: 9.25 kw. - CFCL - (10) Lionel Tremblay - (11) CKBL-TV, Matane CKCK-TV, Regina Audio; 18.5 kw. Video (increasing Jean Martin (12) Bernadette power to 50 kw. Audio, 100 kw. - CFCM-TV, Quebec City CJF B -TV, Swift Current Dufresne - (14) Tom Burham - Quebec 1960) on CKMI-TV, City C Video, Summer, Channel (16) Réal Filion (17) Jeanne FQC-TV, Saskatoon 6. CBC Basic. (1) J. Conrad - Rattie-(18 & 19) Eugène Michaud CK RN -TV, Rouyn CKOS-TV, Yorkton Lavigne Enterprises Ltd.-(2) J. C KTM-TV, Conrad Lavigne-(3) René Bar- - (21) Gérard Lemieux - (22) Three Rivers CHCT-TV, Calgary Jos. A. Hardy & Co. - (23) Young CJSS-TV, Cornwall CHCA-TV, Red Deer rette-(5) Harry Charbonneau- Ltd. -(7) Jean DeVilliers-(10) Mrs. Canadian CKVR-TV, Barrie CFRN-TV, Edmonton Betty Shields-(11) Gaston Ber- CKWS-TV, Kingston CJLH-TV, Lethbridge Mrs. Hazel CKBL-TV, MATANE: 170 kw. geron-(12) Clermont 280 kw. Video on CHEX-TV, Peterborough (14) Ruby Lockett (15) Mrs. Audio; Channel CHAT -TV, Medicine Hat - - 9. CBC French Basic. (1) La Cie CKCO-TV, Kitchener CJDC-TV, Dawson Creek Denise Philbert - (16) Michael Matane Ltée Duncan-(17) Zella Dawkins-(18 de Radiodiffusion de CHCH-TV, Hamilton CFCR-TV, Kamloops (2 & 3) René Lapointe (4 & & 19) Mrs. Hazel Clermont-(21) - - CFPL-TV, London CHBC-TV, Okanagan Rudy 5) Octave Lapointe - (6) Roger Fauteux-(22) Paul Mulvi- Bergeron (7) Georgette Lavoie CKGN-TV, North Bay CHAN -TV, Vancouver hill & Co.-(23) Devney Inc. - - (8) Jean Berger - (9) Lucette CKSO-TV, Sudbury CHEK-TV, Victoria Gauthier - (10) André Watters CFCL-TV-1, KAPUSKASING: .0225 (11) Berger (12) Mrs. kw. Audio; .045 kw. - Jean - Video on Lauren Jourdain (13) Nap. Channel 3. Satellite of CFCL-TV. - Same staff. Guariepy - (14) Georges Guy - (15) Georgette Lavoie - (16) Jean Marie (17) Lisette CFCL-TV-2, ELK LAKE: 1.8 kw. Provost - Durette (18 & 19) Jules Choui- Audio; 3.5 Video on Channel 2. - BROADCAST ADVERTISING BUREAU Satellite of CFCL-TV. Same staff. nard - (20) Jos. Thibeau - (21) Yvan Fortier - (22) Jos. A. Hardy (23) CBLT, TORONTO: 53.5 kw. Audio; & Co. - Young Canadian 7 Die late 99.5 kw. Video on Channel 6. CBC Ltd. Suite 404 200 St. Clair Ave. West Toronto 7 Microwave. Owned and operated CBFT, MONTREAL: 50 kw. Audio; by the Canadian Broadcasting 100 kw. Video on Channel 2. CBC Phone WA. 2-3684 Corporation. Microwave. Owned and operated by the Canadian Broadcasting TORONTO: 162 kw. Audio; 325 kw. Corporation. BAB -TV Division promotes Television as an advertising Video on Channel 9. (1) Baton medium and is a Division of The Canadian Association Aldred Rogers Broadcasting Ltd. CBMT, MONTREAL: 26.2 kw. of Broadcasters l'Association -(2) Joel W. Aldred-(3) Charles Audio; 43.8 kw. Video on Channel - Canádienne des Baldour - (7) Rai Purdy - (10) 6. CBC Microwave. Owned and Radiodiffuseurs. Laurie McKechnie - (12) Jeann operated by the Canadian Broad- Beattie-(13) Douglas M. Robin- casting Corporation. 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KEY CJCB-TV, SYDNEY: 108 kw. Audio; 180 kw. Video on Channel 4. CBC 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Copy Chief 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Film Librarian Basic. (1) Cape Breton Broad- 3. General Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Film Editor casters Ltd. - (2 to 4) J. Marven 4. Operations Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Chief Operator Nathanson - (5) - Mrs. E. K. 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Dir. of Engineering 6. Production Supervisor 14. Promotion Manager 22. Canadian Reps Williams - (6) J. C. McVicar - 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. U.S. Reps (7) Mrs. M. C. MacQuarrie - (9) 8. Chief Announcer 16. Art Director C. Doucet-(10) Nick Hollinrake - (11) Jack Stuewe - (12) Ann Terry - (14) C. M. Quinton - (15) Mrs. Lorraine Carroll (16) CFCF-TV, MONTREAL: 160 kw. Louis Gauthier - (6) Dave - Audio; 325 kw. Video on Channel Bloomberg (7) Long - Horst Paufler = (17) H. Mac- - Gary Donald (18) Delores 12. (1) Canadian Marconi Co. - champs - (8) Louis Bilodeau - - Thompson (2) Stuart M. Finlayson; Broad- (9) Paul Marcel Robidoux - (10) - (19) Ron Demers - (20) Ron casting Manager - Richard Mise- Henri Crusene - (11) Marcel Reeves - (21) M. E. Bowles - (22) All -Canada Radio & Rheault (12) Aline Desjardins (22) All -Canada Radio & TV ner - - (23) Weed - TV - (23) Weed & Co. (Due to - (14) Georges L'Ecuyer - (15) & Co. commence operating 1961). Mrs. Laurette LaRocque - (16) CJCB-TV-1, INVERNESS: 3.2 kw. Saro Bellomia - (17) Rita Ouellet Audio; 6 kw. Video on Channel 6. MONTREAL: 195 kw. Audio; 325 - (18) Madeleine Brodeur - (19) Satellite of CJCB-TV. Same staff. kw. Video on Channel 10. (1) Paul Lucien Perreault - (20) Robert L'Anglais & Assoc. (Due to com- Thiebault - (21) Léo Gilbeau - mence operating 1961). (22) Trans -Ocean Radio & TV - (23) Young Canadian Ltd. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CFCM-TV, QUEBEC: 6.3 kw. Audio; 12.6 kw. Video on Channel 4. CBC CKTM-TV, TROIS RIVIERES: 42.5 CFCY-TV, CHARLOTTETOWN: French Basic. (1) Télévision de kw. Audio; 85 kw. Video on Chan- 38e5 kw. Audio; 79 kw. Video on Québec (Canada) Ltée - (2) nel 13 CBC French Basic. (1) Channel 13. CBC Basic. (1) Island Gaston Pratte - (3) Jean A. Television St. -Maurice Inc. - (2 & Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - Pouliot - (4 & 5) Arthur P. Fitz- 3) Henri Audet - (5) Louis (2) Mrs. K. S. Rogers - (3 & 5) TWO gibbons - (6) Louis Leclerc - Béliveau - (6 & 7) Claude Blain Robert F. Large - (6) Loman (7) Jacques Filteau - (8) Jacques - (10) André St. -Arnaud - (11) McAulay - (7) Paul Williams - Larochelle - (9) Miss Carmen Yvon Dufour - (12) Claire (9) William K. Rogers - (10) D'Ostie - (10) Gérard Fecteau - Boucher - (15) Pierrette Richer Stuart Dickson - (11) Loman Mc- (14) John Riopel-(15)Miss Monic - (16) Richard Normandin - (19) Aulay - (12) Jane Weldon - (13) Breton-(16) Marcel Labadie -(17) Albert Aubichon - (21) Robert Bud McMurtry - (14) William K. BIG Louis Tardivel - (18) Gerald Ross Bonneau - (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Rogers - (16) H. Purdy - (17) (20) Lucien Côté - (21) Gérard - (23) Weed & Co. Betty Large - (18) Vern Mc Fortin - (22) Jos. A. Hardy & Co., Farlane - (20) G. Tait - (21) Scharf Broadcast Sales - (23) John G. Jay - (22) All -Canada Weed & Co. Radio & TV (23) Weed & Co. NEW BRUNSWICK - 2.8 kw. Audio; GUNS CKMI-TV, QUEBEC: CKCW-TV, MONCTON: 15 kw. 5. 5.6 kw. Video on Channel CBC Audio; 25 kw. Video on Channel 2. NEWFOUNDLAND Supp. (1) Télévision de Québec CBC Basic, (1) Moncton Broad- CBYT, (Canada) Ltée - (2) Gaston casting Ltd. (2 & 3) Fred A. CORNERBROOK: 32 watts Pratte (3) Jean A. Pouliot (4 - Audio; 64 watts IN - - Lynds - (4) Jos. S. Irvine - (5) Video on Channel & 5) Arthur P. Fitzgibbons - (6) Murray Goldsborough (6 5. Owned and operated by the Louis Leclerc (7) Jacques - & 7) Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- - Jos. S. Irvine - (9) Sydney Wort - tion. Filteau - (8) G. Lovett - (9) man - (10) Claude Cain - (11) Miss Carmen D'Ostie -(10) Gérard Earle Ross (12) Helen Crocker A Fecteau (11) G. Lovett (14) - CJOX-TV, ARGENTIA: .097 kw. - - - (14) Murray Turner - (15) Audio; .19 kw. Video on Channel John Riopel - (15) Miss Monic Marilyn Bell (16) Stan Morton Breton (16) Marcel Labadie - 10. Satellite of CJON-TV. Same - - - (17) Robert H. Steeves - (18 staff. MARKET (17) Louis Tardivel - (18) Gerald & 19) Gwen MacDonald - (21) Ross - (20) Lucien Côté - (21) Keith McConnell (22) Stovin- CJON-TV, ST. Fortin (22) Jos. A. - JOHN'S: 11 kw. Gérard - Byles Ltd. - (23) Young Cana- Audio; 21.04 kw.. Video on Channel Hardy & Co., Scharf Broadcast dian Ltd. 6. CBC Basic. (1) Sales (23) Weed & Co. Newfoundland OF - Broadcasting Co. Ltd. - (2) Geoff CKCW-TV-1, UPSALQUITCH Stirling - (3) Don Jamieson - CJBR-TV, RIMOUSKI: 56.9 kw. LAKE: 77 kw. Audio; 141 kw. (4) Colin Jamieson - (5) Charlie Audio; 100 kw. Video on Channel Video on Channel 12. Satellite of Pope - (6) Charlie Lang - (7) STATURE 3. CBC French Basic. (1) La Radio CKCW-TV. Same staff. (On air Colin Jamieson - (8) Bob Lewis du Bas St. Laurent, Inc. - (2) July, 1960). - (9) Ignatius Rumboldt - (10) Jacques Brillant - (3 & 4) André Jim Thorns - (11) Wally Millman Lecomte (5) Robert Côté - CBAFT, MONCTON: .324 kw. Audio; - (12) Mrs. Winnifred Packer - (6 to 8) François Raymond - (9)` .6 kw, Video on Channel 11. CBC (13) Harry Stamp - (14) Betty Lorenzo Michaud - (10) Guy French Network. Owned and Piercey - (15) Emelie Davis Ross - (11) Claude Pearson - operated by the Canadian Broad- - (16) Frank Sturge - (17) Mrs. Combine Quebec's low (12) Louise Lavallée (14) Jean casting Corporation. Joan LeClair - (18) Mrs. Betty cost per thousand rate Chabot - (16) Georges Mercier Clarke - (19) Nels Squires - (20) - (17) Jean Chabot - (18 & 19) CHSJ-TV, SAINT JOHN: 50 kw. Hubert Jamieson - (21) Oscar card with a most receptive Denis Malenfant - (20) Gilles Audio; 100 kw. Video on Channel Hierlihy - (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Fournier - (21) Marcel Vallée - 4. CBC Basic. (1) New Brunswick - (23) Weed & Co. audience for test -proven (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (23) Broadcasting Co. Ltd. -(3) George Weed & Co. A. Cromwell - (4) William A. CFSN-TV, HARMON FIELD: .245 sales results in 180,000 Stewart - (11) Fred Blizzard - kw. Audio; .49 kw. Video on Chan- nel 8. TV homes! CJES-TV, ESTCOURT: 22.5 watts (12) Jene Wood - (13) L. C. Owned and operated by the Audio; 45.1 watts Video on UHF Rudolf - (14) Marjorie Hoben Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Channel 70. Satellite of CJBR-TV. - (18) Marge McGivern - (19) tion. Same staff. Guy Ferguson - (20) Gerry Gormley - (21) J. G. Bishop - CJCN-TV, GRAND FALLS: 7.4 kw. CFCV-TV, CLERMONT: 22 watts (22) All -Canada Radio & TV - Audio; 14.8 kw. Video on Channel Audio; 45 watts Video on UHF (23) Weed & Co. 4. (1) Nfld, Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Channel 75. Satellite of CJBR-TV. - (2) Geoffrey Stirling - (3) Don Same staff. Jamieson - (4) Michael Smithson - (5) Charlie Pope - (6 & 7) CKRN-TV, ROUYN: 25 kw. Audio; NOVA SCOTIA Colin Jamieson - (9) Nela Griffen 50 kw. Video on Channel 4. CBC - (10) Jim Thorns - (11) W. CFCM-TV French Basic & CBC English CBHT, HALIFAX: 34 kw. Audio; Millman - (14) Betty Piercy - QUEBEC'S SELLING COMBINATION Supp. (1) Northern Radio - Radio 56 kw, Video on Channel 3. CBC (15) Emilie Davis - (16) Frank Nord Inc. - (2 & 3) David A. Microwave. Owned and operated Sturge - (17) Joan LeClair - Gourd - (4) Franco Cappellari - by the Canadian Broadcasting (18) Betty Clarke - (19) Nelson (6) Ernest Chartrand - (15) Lise Corporation. Squires - (20) Bruce Allen - Aubé - (16) Laimon Metris - (21) Oscar Hierlihy-(22) Stovin- (21) Jean -Guy Langevin (22) CBHT-1, LIVERPOOL: .248 kw. Byles Ltd. (23) Weed & Co. - Audio; .412 Video on Channel 12. - Trans -Ocean Radio & TV - (23) Weed & Co. Satellite of CBHT. Reps: Jos. A. Hardy & Co. Ltd. CBHT-2, SHELBURNE: .248 kw. LABRADOR CHLT-TV, SHERBROOKE: 186 kw. Scharf Broadcast Sales Ltd. Audio; .412 kw. Video on Channel Audio; 300 kw. Video on Channel 8. Satellite of CBHT. CFLA-TV, GOOSE BAY: .174 kw. Weed Television Corp. 7. CBC French Basic. - (1) La Audio; .348 kw. Video on Channel Tribune Ltée - (2) Paul Des - CBHT-3, YARMOUTH: .248 kw. 8. Owned and operated by the ruisseaux -(3) Alphée Gauthier- Audio; .412 kw. Video on Channel Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- (4) Pierre Bruneau - (5) Jean 11. Satellite of CBHT. tion. May 5th, 1960 Canadian Broadcaster Page Forty -Three

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