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CANADIAN WESTINGHOUSE Co. NEWCOMER TO THE Rothman/ River areas with a total circulation Kraft Foods Ltd. account. He also Ltd. returns to network television Rock City account group at F. H. in excess of 40,000 homes and has several years experience in de- this fall after a three-year absence Hayhurst Ltd. is Evan Crandall, who 247,000 people. The group will partment store marketing. with a series of hour-long docu- has been an account executive with operate on a combined rate card and mentaries on the CBC English and Stanfield, Johnson & Hill Ltd. for feels that the package - which in- French TV networks. The programs, the past three and a half years. cludes 21 TV stations, counting THE BUREAU of Broadcast Mea- six on the English web and four on Crandall will act as assistant account repeaters, in these fast-growing areas surement reports several new mem- the French net, will be called Cana- executive, working with account of the province - will become the bers, CKSL London, CHLO St. dian Westinghouse Presents. The execs David MacLeod and David second buy in the B.C. market. Thomas, CJCA Edmonton, CKCY documentaries were produced by Woodhouse. No replacement has The Prince George and Kamloops Sault Ste. Marie, CKRD Red Deer, Wolper Productions Inc. in the U.S. been named as yet for John Coleman. stations are presently represented by CJNR Blind River, CFDR Dart- and include The Rise and Fall of All -Canada Radio & Television Ltd. mouth, CKCN Sept Isles, Du Pont Communism, From Kaiser to of Canada Ltd., Montreal, and E. S. Khrushchev, and Women in the 20th WILFRID SANDERS, former vice- Sumner Corporation, New York. Century. The agency is McCann- president and general manager of Erickson (Canada) Ltd. NEW VICE-PRESIDENT and man- J. Walter Thompson Co. Ltd.'s ager of the radio division of Stovin- Toronto office, has opened his own Byles Ltd., is Jack Turrall, well- GENERAL SUPERVISOR of public public relations counselling firm, to known in broadcasting and adver- affairs for the CBC is now John McCONNELL, EASTMAN & CO. specialize in stockholder and cor- tising here. Turrall has been in Reeves Haggan, replacing Bernard Ltd. has opened an office in Hamilton, porate public relations. York Uni- California for the past two years, Trotter who is now executive assis- its ninth office in Canada. Manager versity has been announced as his first as sales manager of Jack Kent tant to the principal of Queen's is David Johnstone, formerly an ac- first client, with two other major Cooke's KRLA and for the past year University. Haggan joined the Cor- count executive with Ferres Adver- clients to be announced shortly. in the same position with KMAK poration in 1958 and for the past tising in Hamilton. First account is Prior to eight years with JWT, Fresno. Before leaving Canada he two and a half years has been Donald Ropes and Wire Cloth Ltd., Sanders spent 15 years in the re- was general manager and sales man- Ottawa area supervisor of public which has been handled through the search and public opinion field with ager of CKOY Ottawa for three affairs. Toronto office in the past. The Ha- Sanders Marketing Research and the years and prior to that was sales milton office is in the Federal Gov- Gallup Poll in Canada, and before Toronto ten manager of CKEY for manager ernment Building on Main Street that was a financial reporter with the years. FORMER ADVERTISING West, telephone 529-8245. TORONTO DAILY STAR, the WALL of the CTV Television Network, Al STREET JOURNAL and the FINANCIAL Coyne, is now in the advertisers' of MACLEAN'S POST. STEPHENS & TOWNDROW LTD. services department NEW ADVERTISING and mer- The new office is Suite 501, 696 has named Edward A. Ross, Jr. as MAGAZINE and LE MAGAZINE MAC - LEAN, on sales development chandising manager of General Foods Yonge Street, Toronto, telephone a vice-president of S & T (Quebec). working research. Before joining CTV is S. formerly 921-1542. Ross moves from three years with and Ltd. Robert Hurlbut, publications development manager of the com- F. H. Hayhusrt Co. Ltd., Montreal, he was with the business -Hunter as adver- pany. He has had extensive experi- where he was an account executive side of Maclean TELEVISION REPRESENTA- in the Rothman/Rock City Group, tising promotion manager. ence as a product manager, product TIVES LTD. take over representa- group manager and manager of sales and prior to that was an account tion of CKPG-TV Prince George executive with J. Walter Thompson operations with the firm. effective STOVIN-BYLES and CFCR-TV Kamloops, Co. Ltd.'s Montreal office, on the December 1. With CFTK-TV Ter- APPOINTMENT race-Kitimit and CJDC-TV Dawson NEW ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE on Creek, they will have a combination the Whitehall Laboratories Ltd. ac- covering the Coast - Caribou - Peace Stephens & Towndrow Ltd. count at Young & Rubicam Ltd. is Douglas W. Lauder, formerly an ac- Appointment count executive with Breithaupt, Milsom and Benson Ltd. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NEW MEMBER of staff at Ogilvy, Benson & Mather (Canada) Ltd. is Victor Kelly, account executive in the Shell Canada Ltd. account group. He was previously merchandising manager with MACLAEN'S MAGAZINE.

TITLE OF COPY chief at Goodis, Goldberg, Soren Ltd. has gone to Barrie Neller, senior copywriter ht the agency for the past year and JACK TURRALL prior to that a copywriter with President W. D. "Bill" Byles of Ronalds -Reynolds & Co. RICHARD R. MOODY Stovin-Byles Limited, announces the R. M. MacLennan, General Man- appointment, effective September ager of Radio Station CJOB and ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE in the CJOB-FM announces with plea- 1st, of Jack Turrall as Vice -Presi- Rothman/Rock group at F. H. sure the appointment of Richard dent and Manager of the Radio City EDWARD A. ROSS, JR. Hayhurst Ltd. for the past two years, R. Moody to Assistant Manager Division. Mr. Turrall is well-known John T. Coleman, is now general of CJOB and CJOB-FM. Stephens & Towndrow Limited, national in advertising circles through his with manager of Miss Canada Produc- Mr. Moody has been CJOB sales representatives of Canada's leading long association with CKEY as Sales tions, responsible for administration, for the past seven years as Pro- radio stations, is pleased to announce the Manager. He also held the posi- advertising and public relations for motion Manager and National appointment of Edward A. Ross, Jr., as the annual Miss Canada Pageant. Sales Manager. In this capacity Vice -President, Stephens & Towndrow tion of General Manager and Sales Coleman, with a partner, has also he is the station's contact with (Quebec) Limited. Manager for 3 years at CKOY in national advertisers in the metro- Mr. Ross was formerly with F. H. Hayhurst Latterly he has been in formed a separate company, Multiple politan centres of Canada and Ottawa. Association Management, a business Advertising Agency, working on the Rock California where he was Sales the United States. City Tobacco account. Prior to this he was counselling service for smaller volun- in Fresno. The In his new senior administrative with J. Walter Thompson Agency, Manager for KMAK tary associations. On a co-operative servicing role he will continue his work several well-known food advertisers. management level experience which basis, the company will provide Mr. with advertisers and will assume Ross has also had several years experience Mr. Turrall brings to Stovin-Byles meeting rooms; secretarial, account- of in department store new duties in the policies the marketing, so that he will be of great value in carrying ancy and telephone answering serv- two stations. * * * is particularly well qualified to assist re and ices; membership recruitment; public advertisers in planning their national radio out their plan to -organize relations. schedules. re -vitalize the Radio Division.

September 5th, 1963 3 Radio Documentaries

ARMED FORCES WILL HEAR CFRA'S "SKY SHIELD"

AN ESTIMATED million service- Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska, men will hear a four-part radio docu- plus research in Canada at NORAD mentary The Sky Shield, Life or installations. Newsman Morrison Death for North America, produced made the five-day tour with NATO by CFRA Ottawa and requested by delegates from 15 member countries the RCAF for re -broadcast on 14 following the NATO Ministerial Armed Services radio stations in Conference in Ottawa in May. 'RA Northern Canada, Europe and the was the only private station to send Middle East. a reporter on the trip. The Minister of National Defence, National Defence Headquarters, and The series brought listeners the several Members of Parliament sounds of NORAD in operation at have requested tapes of the series. the Combat Operations Centre in Dozens of CFRA's listeners phoned Colorado Springs - the eerie pinging or wrote to ask for copies of the of alarm bells when unknown air- script. Group Captain William Lee, craft appear over North America; special assistant to Defence Minister the impersonal voice of the duty officer scrambling jet interceptors from Canadian and U.S. air bases; the high frequency probes of the Ballistic Missile Early Warning Sys- tem; radar picket ships on the east INSTANT and west coasts making routine com- COMMERCIALS CFRA OTTAWA NEWSMAN Sandy Morrison (left) interviewed munications checks; the constant re- Voodoo pilot Keith Inkster (centre) and navigator Mel Kenney of ports fed in on Soviet fishing trawler the 410 Fighter Squadron at RCAF Station Uplands about their movements. role in NORAD for his four-part documentary "The Sky Shield, Life or Death for North America". The programs included frank inter- views with the Commander -in-Chief INSTANT of NORAD, USAF General John K. ANIMATION Paul Hellyer has commended the Defence Command and the role of Gerhart and the Deputy Commander, series as "excellent". the Strategic Air Command in the Canada's Air Marshall Roy Slemon. defence of North America. Technical aspects of the operation Offers Top Animation to CFRA newsman Sandy Morrison were clarified by other NORAD produced the programs, which dealt The series was based on a five-day officers from Canada and the U.S. low -budget accounts with all aspects of Canadian parti- visit to NORAD Headquarters in The series was aired by CFRA in cipation in the North American Air Colorado Springs, Colorado and SAC June and July.

Don Hartford of CFAC, Calgary says: oa ... sincere and continuing effort ..." "United Press International many times is well ahead of fast -breaking International stories. Their direct world-wide link up, and the fact that they do not have to rely on other wire services overseas seems to stand them in good stead in this regard. "On Canadian news, UPI has been extending and expanding its coverage. A marked improvement has been noted over the past few years. "Sports coverage seems to be competent and well handled. DONALD H. HARTFORD, vice-president and general manager, CFAC, Calgary, was "The Audio Service (telephone tapes) provides good quality voice born in Edmonton in 1913. He joined CFAC in 1945 as an announcer and be- reports from the major news centres of the world. came progressively promotion manager, "Summing up, it would seem that UPI is making a sincere and salesman and sales manager. He is pre- sident of the Western Association of continuing effort to provide good coverage on the continually Broadcasters, a director of the Canadian changing news fronts of the world." Association of Broadcasters and a director of the Radio Sales Bureau. DON HARTFORD, Vice -President and General Manager, CFAC Radio, Calgary.

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4 September 5th, 1962 Editorial

PROCRASTINATION ...THIEF OF PROFITS

The summer of 1963 is fast approaching handicapped in giving our client, sponsor, its end and everywhere remarks are heard advertiser the best value for the money he is adding up to "It's going to be a wonderful investing, when someone keeps putting things summer, wasn't it?" off. Also, if we are honest with ourselves, we know, deep down inside us, how often we Each BROADCASTER year seems made up of a succession ourselves fail to deliver as efficiently and of seasons - there were four at the last count. effectively as we might, because we let things Authorized as second class mail by the Each season is ushered in with optimistic ut- Post Office Department, Ottawa, and slide until the last moment. for payment of pcistage in cash. terances about what we are going to do this while the process of con- spring . . . summer . . . autumn . . . winter In actual fact, ... and then, before we know it, the season ducting a business is hampered to a tremen- Published twice a month by is dous degree by the restrictive regulations and R. G. LEWIS & COMPANY, LTD., here ... we are right in the middle of it

219 Bay St. - Toronto 1 our many governments, 3rd Floor, . . and all we can say is : "Well ! We'll controls imposed by EMpire 3-5075 really have to get onto it this fall." an even greater deterrent is the failure of those who buy or sell to act with the barest

25¢ a copy It occurs to us apt, for this between -seasons understanding and consideration for the (Directory Issues, $1.00) smash of philosophy, to reflect on the havoc problems of the others. $5.00 a Year we inflict on each other and on ourselves by $10.00 for Three Years or a the persistent practice of never doing today Whether it is a filmed commercial and whether we are September 5th, 1963 Vol. 22, No. 17 what we can put off until tomorrow, which all display advertisement, too often ends up with an emphatic never. on the buying side or the selling, the best Editor and Publisher results make sufficient time essential as far RICHARD G. LEWIS At the risk of sounding trite, it seems as the producer of the message is concerned Assistant Editor KIT MORGAN worth mentioning that it takes no longer to - which is up to the buyer in most instances. Art Editor do something when it should be done, than By the same token, the buyer of the advertis- GREY HARKLEY later. However busy we may be, delay is ing must be competent and willing to take Production Dept. BRIAN McDOUGALL actually of no benefit to anyone, including the time to communicate to the producer the Advertising Dept. ourselves. Also, quite often, more often than background of the story he wants to tell, and HUGH B. FIDDAMAN not in fact, "things" (whatever they may be) he must give this producer the information Secretary -Treasurer and Circulation Manager which are done at the last moment are hurried early enough that he will have the time to T. G. BALLANTYNE and tend to be slap -dash in their end results. transfer it effectively and efficiently onto film,

Correspondents -Things" done ahead of time can be done tape, paper or whatever it may be. SAM G. ROSS Ottawa over if something goes wrong, whereas, left hour, emerge r DORWIN BAIRD - Vancouver to the eleventh they either any LAURETTE KITCHEN New York old how, or have to be discarded. There really is nothing very profound in WALTER R. WATKINS - London the thoughts we have expressed. Yet how CCAB often does a buyer's attitude give the impres- Nearly everyone who reads this rambling sion he is saying "We're paying for the job, Printed by article is, directly or indirectly, concerned with so let 'em sweat." How often does the seller's Northern Miner Press Limited the business of advertising. We know from point of view seem to be, "Let's not bust a our own experience how seriously we are gut. He'll never know the difference anyhow."

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September 5th, 1963 5 What of the Retailer When . .

MASS MANUFACTURER MEETS PUBLIC VIA MASS MEDIA By BEN HOLDSWORTH

WHEN A MAN MADE a candle- about?" said the slim matron in a new products we worry about, it's two areas," said Mr. Feggans. "I stick or sealing wax in the old days, downtown store, supermarket variety. the proper display and shelf exposure can only speak for our own company, he put up a sign and was his own of the standard items. This is true but the industry faces the same retailer. "Madam, we can't keep track of all the new ones, but I think what for not only the grocery products problem. With all of the new pro- Today but the meats and provisions, and ducts, new sizes, new package de- we have manufacturing you want is over there . . . " said giants and retailing giants on a the store manager, pointing to a dis- the dry goods." signs, new advertising programs, we national - and even international - play of soft drinks - all one brand, can only hope that our central scale, with levels of contact and none of the diet kind. "Or it might RETAIL REVOLUTION merchandising and buying groups influence to bewilder the old timer. be one of these in next have all of the information they the aisle." T h e grocery - and - combination That's where they found it. should have . and that we pass In 1930, the grocery business, for stores in Canada, as in other coun- this on to our in-store people." example, did only 14% of all retail "Do you have those tries, have undergone a major change peach dessert Mr. Feggans went on to point out business. Today, it does over 20%, recipes? since 1945. In fact, there has I can't find them, some- been the real problems of the supermarket, and is over $3.8 billion more than how," a revolution in the retailing industry, - said the sad-looking lady. in terms of size, and of the Canada's total volume of retail trade with its effects in the manufacturing future "They're with the instant pud- plans for individual locations: in the 30's. and distribution segments, beginning dings, Ma'am," said the stock boy, as early as 1930, in Canada. "The answer to many of our The two great points of contact filling his shelves at the rush hour. problems is the `cube' concept. We with the consumer are the mass "But if they're not there, we may A Loblaw store manager said: must use our floor space more effi- media and the mass retailer. be out of them." "We get a lot of information from ciently. For example, our frozen Millions of dollars are spent on the head office about new products. foods, our dairy products, and many consumer advertising including AVAILABILITY VARIES Some are listed by the central buying others which cannot be stacked for - committee, and we carry those pro- radio and television, and "others" These dialogues were heard in more than the seven or eight courses and new products are launched supermarkets ducts they recommend . . . but we we can use for some dry products, - last week. They are determine the quantities, and the by the hundreds to make sales. typical, perhaps, of the variations on will have to go on multiple shelving. shelf location, because we are respon- Our new What happens at retail? a theme: all of the products were Yorkdale store, to be sible for the turnover and profit on opened in February of next year, heavily advertised, all were "national this store. All of us have had the annoy- brands". But retail availability will utilize the cubic content of the ing experience of trying to find a varies; and the confused customer "Each manager works within his store. It will have far less floor new, or even a standard product finds widely varying service in the own district on these things. But space than some of the biggest supers in one of the giant supermarkets self-service supermarkets. we don't have time to inform all of in our company and others, but it will which now dominate the retail our personnel of every new product handle a much larger number of scene - and with little success. The degree of courtesy varies, not advertising program, and that may items. We will be able to organize only from store to store (regardless be the real problem. our space and our personnel more On the other hand, there is reason of location, or corporate affiliation), to efficiently . .. " believe that the advertiser may but also from clerk to clerk. "If a customer asks for the 'new not understand the problem at retail. whatsit', we don't always have time This is the human problem of SAVING TO Possibly closer liaison between the the to give real service, as we really MANUFACTURERS advertising people (agencies in- supermarket today. want to. And, you must remember, cluded) and the retail merchandising Advertisers spend thousands we are out of stock on about 10% Mr. Feggans explained: "The people is needed. - even millions - of dollars of our stock at any time. Maybe growth of the supermarket in this After all, the aim is the same, on direct consumer advertising. more." country and in the U.S. has reduced isn't it? The consumer is informed the need for the manufacturer to Advertisers may become impatient have such a large sales force, "I want some of that new iced through television, radio and to use on these points. Much time and trade paper advertising to the re- tea mix," said the lady in the other mass media of products super- effort have been put into copy and tailer, to send out direct mail pieces market. "I've heard about it this which find a niche in the market. media planning, into the program for which make no sense . Today week, and it sounds nice, but I can't But then what? selling a product to the consumer find it." - we have a dozen or so key retail What happens at retail? and to the retail trade. Agencies companies, including corporate and "Come with me, please, and clients have had many meetings, madam," "We carry over 6,000 items voluntary, and a smaller number of said the store clerk. He took on the have devoted research and develop- the average 7,500 in the bigger supers the national companies who manu- customer to the proper - ment money to the product in shelf loca- in our stores," facture and sell to us It's far tion, and handed her the - said the merch- question. ... product. andising manager of one of Canada's more efficient in terms- of selling "Where can I find that new pro- retail grocery chains. "We get per- than it ever was before, because tein bread I hear about?" said the haps 300 to 700 new products to CATER TO THE CUSTOMER there are fewer of us to deal with portly gentleman in the suburban worry about each year, maybe more," each other ... " store (shopping centre). "Look, the supermarket has come he said. to maturity," said Scott Feggans, Said an agency man: "We find that we can't launch a new "All the bread is in this aisle, "You must remember the super- vice-president of Dominion Stores product in the grocery field unless we sir," said the stock boy. "If it market has become bigger, and more Ltd. "We do the best job we can pay isn't there, we don't have it." to train our personnel, on new pro- for a lot of co-operation with the of a variety store than ever before supermarket boys." Two minutes later, the customer in history," said a Dominion Store ducts, standard products, and promo- found a section of diet products manager. "We are faced with a tions . . . We have a Seven -Point "The place of the new, small with the bread he wanted, two great product -turnover problem. Courtesy Program for all employees manufacturer is very difficult," aisles away. Keeping goods in stock is now our in-store," he said. said a sales manager in the "Where is that new cola I hear major difficulty. It's not just the specialty product field. "We "Our system, however, is to give can't afford the co-operative a good deal of decentralization to prices the super chains charge our districts and to our store man- The trend is to balanced programming for display, and even shelf agers," said Mr. Feggans. "We have footage " 365 stores across the country, and ... G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS 9 SHOWS they carry upwards of 6,000 items "We are happy to sell our displays, up to 7,500 and more, depending especially our super -colossal display MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG - on size of market. units. We proved a few years ago, 1434 St. Catherine St. W. 433 Jarvis St. 171 McDermott in the case of the new Crest tooth- "Number One with our in-store paste experimental display, that we personnel is the Customer Informa- could increase our volume by up to tion Service. We ask our people not" 16 times," said Mr. Feggans. only to tell the customer where a Grocery and combination stores Too many girls who seem ideal before marriage is, to customer product but take the now represent over 20 per cent of to the product location and an turn out to be an ordeal after - all retail volume in Canada. It is important service - to hand the over $5 billion in volume, according product to the customer . . . " he to DBS. Fewer and fewer manu- said. facturers deal with fewer retail con- RADIO/TV tacts. Fewer outlets, and bigger, COMMUNICATIONS AND represent a larger share of the mar- SPACE CA GARY ket for many products. C FC "If there is any falling down on "More of the key contacts are N customer satisfaction, it must be in with head office buyers. and then we

6 September 5th, 1963 let our district people follow through with CJCH, Halifax the retail district managers .. . we don't call on the retail outlet as such any more," said the district sales manager of one of Canada's largest manufacturers. _"What hap- pens in the retail outlet may be RADIO GOES TO THE SPONSOR something else again . . . we have no control over it." should be stressed, the announcer puts in a call from the mobile unit "The broadsides and other direct to the station, getting an OK to mail pieces a lot of the manufac- break in on whatever regular pro- turers send out to the so-called gram is in progress for a CJCH `retail trade' are largely wasted Hot -Spot which carries its own music today ... the time for selling the `individual bridge. The spot is thereupon ad- retailer' is gone ... over libbed, properly logged 70% of and its mes- the business is done through sage received by the station's audi- a dozen contacts," said Mr. Feggans. ence, all in a matter of minutes. "Times have changed . . . the ad- vertisers The new idea has turned up a and agencies are wasting variety their time on the past." of "fringe benefits" along with its thundering success in the NO TIME FOR PREVIEWS station's budget department. Do the retail giants get a chance Businesses contacted have dis- to see the new plans, the programs covered this is one form of advertis- of advertisers - including the copy ing which never leaves them in doubt and format of new TV and radio as to its value, because the response scripts? is always prompt - and good. "No, we have no Car lot dealers, for instance, have time to look reported at those things as such. We do enthusiastically back to CJ get a lot of brochures after every- that people have appeared in droves thing is over," said the merch- almost immediately after the spot and sales have andising manager of a voluntary- soared astonishingly. chain district office. "We have Naturally the announcers like it. LOBSTER IN HAND, CJCH announcer Buddy Guilfoyle is giving a It gives them a change of scenery. no time for those things . . . live for Snow's Fresh Lobster, pinch-hitting for the proprietor we have to move goods, and de- pitch And what salesman ever objected to finitely keep our inventory and who preferred to remain behind the counter. In inset, Gordon having a chauffeur? turnover going . . . " Morratto, CJCH sales manager, who brought the Hot -Spot idea The idea grew from a non-com- with him from CKBB, Barrie. mercial feature used at CKBB, "We don't have the chance to sit Barrie, by Gordon Morratto, then down and talk over these things, and with that station and now sales would like to CJCH, HALIFAX has reversed the self on the air then and there for a - and to bring in the manager with CJCH. Dave Crosby, agency too," said you go 30 to 60 second spot. a sales manager in old "Wherever there's radio" promotion manager and announcer the coffee and beverage field. "But slogan by taking radio around town Following the sale of the idea and co-operated in thinking up the new where do we start and when do right to the sponsors' places of busi- ... a brief discussion on what points twist. we have the time? I would like to ness. have all of the retail personnel of Any full-time announcer on the .` the supers we deal with hear our ..'.' station is free to take to the road radio commercials and see our tele- with the mobile equipment vision spots before a new promotion CJCH and cruise around town looking for comes on . but how do you do RADIO NEWFOUNDLAND this? I don't know ... but I think business. it would help on all sides, don't When a likely enterprise is seen. you?" the equipment pulls in, and, together or by turns, the announcer and ac- VOC\ .CKzoo) CHC_M companying salesman seek out and eCM. talk to the manager of the concern. /0, 000 watts WOO watts /,000 watts INSTANT The idea is to sell him, then and there, on a Hot -Spot on -air com- COMMERCIALS mercial. M If there is a special item on sale, BEST BUY IN Egamet or some other feature to warrant it, "ask the all Canada man INSTANT the boys will put the manager him- ANIMATION Offers a "Bonanza" to from Radio Reps Limited TV Stations Memo to John Graham CFGM, CONRAC MONITORS Richmond Hill.

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September 5th, 1963 7 Educational

STUDENTS STATE VIEWS ON C -FUN "COMMENT SHOW "THIS PROGRAM is the dream of problem of the Indians on the Mus- every student who thinks and who queam Reserve in Vancouver. "The has ideas about the world . ". Indians are not a dying race and The program is High School Views they will not conveniently disap- on the News of the Week, which pear," she said. "Segregation is not was started last fall on C -FUN the answer. If successful integration Vancouver and returns to the air is to be achieved, it must be preceded this month with the opening of by education." school. Peter Smith of Gladstone high The show was originally planned school dealt with the space race by Roy Jacques, who does the sta- versus the need for humanities, tion's regular editorials, as a soapbox questioning "the policy that requires for any student who wanted to sub- billions of dollars worth of equip- mit an editorial on any subject. The ment to be burned up on launching Vancouver School Board, however, pads while people in undeveloped suggested it might be made a school countries starve to death." project, and the station expanded "This program is the dream of USING ONLY A BLACKBOARD for illustration, S. the program idea accordingly so that every student who thinks and who Dr. G. Peitchinis, each high school would submit the has ideas about the world, ideas that discusses a special point in his "Economics 20", television lecture. editorials for a month. have been kept to the occasional Each program, aired Saturdays at classroom discussion or a friendly 6.30 p.m. and Sunday afternoons at discussion with friends. This pro- University of Western Ontario 12.30, includes student editorials on gram gives us a larger audience and the past week's news and Jacques' a chance to express ourselves," said comment on their views. His com- Nevan Brail of Hamber in his ments, he invariably finds, remark Comment. TESTS on the soundness of the teenagers' EDUCATIONAL TV thinking on national and international FORWARD STEP issues. "These students were listened to, AN EXPERIMENT in educational classroom were donated by Canadian television, to learn how students Admiral Corp. So sound I grant that, and it is a tremendous Ltd. are these student views, react to being taught a difficult sub- in fact, that Jacques step forward that they were allowed The 29 one -hour lectures when was plan- to ject via TV, is now being assessed at were ning a spring vacation year voice their opinions over the air," videotaped in advance at CFPL-TV, this ten he said, the University of Western Ontario. students, whose earlier contributions "but were they really heard? involving hours of co-operation from to the series were considered You listened, but did you con- A six -week summer credit course producers and technicians. best, sider?" he were chosen to replace him on the asked. in Introductory Economics was station's daily Comments. These are "Yes," answers the station, judging taught by closed circuit television, two five-minute editorials, aired at by phone calls, letters and personal beamed on an ultra high frequency STAGE SNEAK PREVIEW 8.05 a.m. and 6.05 p.m. with repeats comments about the 28 -week series. channel from CFPL-TV London to TO INTRODUCE ITS fall and at noon and 10 p.m. "Yes" echoes the Vancouver School special receivers in the classroom at winter schedule, which will eventually Board, which re University THINKING YOUNGSTERS -printed the ten College. include more than 30 new programs, guest Comment editorials done by CJOH-TV The students' Comments were Lecturer of the series, Dr. S. G. Ottawa and the Seaway is a the students in May, with the front- staging an all-night resounding success. Harley Mackoff Peitchinis, Associate Professor of "sneak preview." page admonition "they are worth Economics The look into the of Hamber high school charged that your reading". and Political Science, used viewing future will the primary purpose of the United only a blackboard for illustration begin at 11.25 p.m. on Saturday, High School Views on the News with no Arab Republic is to create a war assists from special props or September 14 and will continue into of the Week was highly praised in prepared graphics. the wee small hours with previews machine to destroy Israel, and a letter from the Vancouver School warned of the shows to come. that "the situation in the Board to C -FUN manager Douglas Another lecturer in Economics, Middle East is comparable to Berlin, Greig, as were Behind the Chalk- Emile Primorac, conducted an hour- Cuba and Laos in its potential danger board, long discussion in the classroom fol- the student Comments, and MASS MEDIA to world peace." musical programs which featured five lowing the broadcast. Closer home, Mary White of choral and orchestral groups from When a special question requiring Canada's private radio and television Magee high school examined the the schools. immediate discussion cropped up stations provide more than 1.5 mil- during the televised lecture, a direct lion hours of programming a year. line phone call to the station stopped - Quick Canadian Facts. There are many who feel the tape. The question solved, the that living within tape resumed. their incomes is a fate worse than debt The landline cables and microwave Want a Man? link for the Economics 20 experi- ment were provided by the Bell Tele- Want a Job? phone Co. of Canada in London. TRY A SMALL AD FC TV Minnesota Mining and Manufactur- ing of Canada Ltd. supplied the in NCALGRIRY University with the tapes and set up C the receiver units in the lecture room. Canadian Broadcaster Five television sets for use in the

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8 September 5th, 1963 News from the film front - I Television - Industrial - CUTS & SPLICES Features - Syndications

THE MONTREAL Film Festival Roberge said, in announcing the of the day, e.g. the Canada at War Sales promotion and advertising has the right idea, it shows the best agreement, that it would be "a shot series on Warrior's Day, several NFB lead the field, with public relations of international films and then gives in the arm" for the Canadian film films on Canadian music and musi- second. Tied for third place were prizes to Canadians, said jury chair- industry. cians on Music Day. Foreign lan- training and general information, and man Lindsay Anderson at the pres- Co -production will cut production guage films were also screened here, fifth was research and development. entation of awards in the first Cana- costs in half, double the market on request. Other uses were given as recruiting, dian Film Festival, run in conjunction travelogues, entertainment and edu- potential, cut across quota restric- Another section with the Montreal International Film tions, and pave the way for three- was devoted to cation. filmstrips with the display set up Festival held last month. way co -production with other coun- with push-button projectors to tries with which France has be Of the films reported, 80% were Three films competed for the operated by the public. in color and 28% used synch -sound. Grand Prix for Canadian features, co -production agreements, Roberge $500. and the winner was Claude explained. It is hoped a similar Lining the corridor alongside the Jutras' A Tout Prendre, a primarily agreement will be reached with larger theatre, NFB displayed en- autobiographical film which Jutras Britain in the near future, he said, larged crowd shots from their stills TWO EPISODES of the television wrote and directed and in which he but the U.K. is at the moment busy library and invited visitors to iden- series, Route 66, are scheduled for also played the male lead. NFB's negotiating co -production agreements tify themselves and receive a free shooting in Canada in mid -October, Pour La Suite du Monde, directed by with European countries. mounted enlargement of the photo. one in Niagara Falls and one in To- Michel Brault and Pierre Perrault, Primarily advantageous to inde- One of the first takers was the ronto. Local places and people will was given Special Mention. pendent film producers, the agree- Honorable Paul Martin, Minister of be the backdrop for the adventures Affairs, identified him- The Grand Prix for short films, ment will also extend to NFB pro- External who of stars Marty Milner and Glenn self in two of the also $500, went to Les Bucherons de duction. shots. Corbett, and Screen Gems (Canada) Ltd. and CHCH-TV Hamilton, which la Manouane, a 30-minute NFB docu- Also on exhibit was an impressive mentary on loggers, directed by carries the series, are collaborating array of about 50 of the over 500 on big publicity plans. Arthur Lamothe. Special jury awards THE "CANADA ON FILM" exhibit awards won by the National Film in this category, $200, went to: staged by the National Film Board Board at film festivals around the InterVideo Productions Ltd.'s The at the Canadian National Exhibition world. Most -pointed -at, NFB staff Most, now showing theatrically in this year proved one of the highlights at the exhibit estimate, was the one RESULTS OF THE MONTREAL New York; Au Plus Petit D'Entre of "the world's largest annual exhibi- of their two Oscars on display. Press Photographers' Association Nous directed by Camil Adam; and tion". Behind the facade of a movie News Clip Contest for April -May - the cartoon Le Chat Ici et Là directed theatre of the 1918-20 period, the June show Don Smith of CBC plac- by Cioni Carpi. There were 16 five -part exhibit drew crowds of up ing first for his on -the -spot coverage AN INTERNATIONAL anthology - entries in the competition for short to 20,000 people per day and it was of the FLQ bomb incident in West - subjects. nearly type feature film made up of four estimated that 200,000 would segments, one each from. Canada, mount, which included the actual the The jury was composed of chair- visit the display during "Ex". France, Italy and Japan, is planned explosion that wounded bomb expert man, British director Lindsay Ander- The multi -screen "Sixty years in for production this fall and release Walter Leja. Al Brunelle of CFCF- TV took son, and film maker and critic Vit- six minutes" display covered 60 years next spring, it was announced at the second place with footage torio Baldi of Italy; André Martin, of Canadian history with more than Montreal International Film Festival. of the Lester Pearson rally that at- tracted -the French film maker and critic; U.S. 50 newsreel sequences on 13 film ban -bomb demonstrators. critic Andrew Sarris; Real Benoit, loops projected simultaneously and Overall production of the film, to Third place went to Jelien St. George. There 48 in film supervisor, CBC Montreal; continuously on 13 screens along one be called The Adolescents, will be were entries the contest. Stanley Fox, director of film services, large curved wall. Oldest bit was supervised by the National Film CBC Vancouver; critics Gerald from 1898, scenes of the Klondike Board. The Canadian segment will Pratley of Toronto and Gilles Ste. Gold Rush, and latest was coverage be in French, set somewhere in the Marie of Montreal. of the ice canoe race in Quebec this province of Quebec, and directed by The festival included films from year. NFB's Michel Brault. INSTANT the U.S., Britain, France, Italy, Part two of the NFB display was The French segment will be COMMERCIALS Poland, Russia, Bulgaria, Roumania, called "Movie Making - Then and directed by Jean Rouch, the Italian Japan and Mexico, and the directors Now" and traced the development of episode by Vittorio Baldi, and the of several of the films were at the film cameras and projectors from Japanese by Masaki Kobayashi or Festival for the screenings and dis- museum piece early hand -cranked Susumu Hani. Each episode will be cussions. models to today's sleek, compact about 20 minutes in length. More than one report of the Festi- models. Another feature here was a INSTANT val commented on the interest and film editing centre where NFB editors ANIMATION attendance of international film explained and demonstrated that IN THE CURRENT edition of figures and distributors from the U.S. complex art. CRAWLEY COMMENTARY, Graeme and the lack of interest or support Two film theatres were set up in Fraser quotes the results of a survey Offers an Animated TV from Toronto film people, which what used to be the CNE Art Gal- taken by the 1963 FILM AND A -V VARIETY commercial called "studied indifference". lery. In the larger one. with seating ANNUAL regarding the main purpose "mat" for over 100, the bill included: La for which business and industry used service Course (The Ride) in its first Cana- motion pictures last year. A FILM CO -PRODUCTION agree- dian showings; The Runner, a por- ment between Canada and France trayal of Canadian champion athlete will be signed this month, the result Bruce Kidd; and Trans -Canada 17 OUTSTANDING BRITISH FEATURES Journey. of negotiations by the National Film (all BBG approved) Board and the Department of Ex- In the smaller theatre, film selec- ternal Affairs. NFB chairman Guy tions were tied in to the CNE theme 100 "REEL CHUCKLES" SILENT COMEDIES

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ATTENTION! HOFFMAN ADDS US SERVICE TO RSB

A LONG -SOUGHT affiliation of the Canadian stations has shrunk re- (4) Is not part of the function Canadian Radio Sales Bureau, with cently from 58 to 20 with the of the BBG to "protect" Cana- the American Radio Advertising strengthening of its Canadian equi- dians against U.S. advertising which Bureau has just been effected by valent, RSB, may have influenced it considers objectionable? RSB President C. C. (Bud) Hoffman. the U.S. body into going along with the idea. Answer: This is not advertising. This project, which has been in a It is success stories. Here is what state of negotiation since RSB came Hoffman told THE BROADCASTER was good for a group of drugstores into being two years ago, means that that there had been no negative re- in the States. Maybe you would Canadian radio stations which have actions from stations or others, but like to try it in Canada. joined RSB will be able to take ad- a great many calls asking "can I get vantage, if they wish, of the same this ... can I get that ...?" (5) Then why not drop the information and sales help material Canadian RSB and just let the He stressed the fact that Cana- as is supplied by RAB to its U.S. stations link with the American dian members will receive radio stations for an additional all ma- RAB? terial sent by RAB to its own mem- nominal monthly charge of from $5 ber stations in the U.S. He also Answer: Our Number One objec- to $40 a month, depending on gross said the RAB Sales Conferences tive is to sell and promote radio RADIO volume. Most stations, Hoffman will be open to Canadian affiliates. with Canadian advertisers for Cana- says, will pay between $5 and $15. dian stations by means of: On the advertising side, he Membership in RSB is quoted available the reaction of Henry Nimmo, (a) Personal calls. only to stations which are members whose STATIONS company, Nestlé Canada Ltd. is a (b) Promotional material with major user of radio. Nimmo, who Canadian facts and figures for na- is director of advertising and pro- tional and regional advertisers. motion, said he felt radio was never Be sure you receive a "lost" medium, although some (c) Promotional material for sta- people regard it as having been tions to use at the local level. "rediscovered." Pointing out that only the Radio (and read!) our new "The radio industry as a whole Sales Bureau performs these func- and RSB in particular should be tions for Canadian radio stations, applauded for their efforts in putting and that these same activities will this vital medium back in its proper be continued under the new plan, BROADCASTER'S place among the many channels of Hoffman said our activities will be commercial communication available "strengthened and enlarged" from to the advertiser," he said. the point of view of the individual NOTEBOOK Hoffman submitted willingly to this Canadian stations, by the addition reporter's questions. of the American information and material. that tells you about (1) Is Canadian commercial radio still operating more profitably than To co-ordinate the additional ser- American radio? Ways To Make Money Answer: Yes. (2) Then why is it a good idea to make this link with the group and which, in so many respects, is BUD HOFFMAN trailing us? Build Radio Answer: Because the U.S. industry Audience of the Canadian Association of is trailing does not mean their tools Broadcasters and non-member sta- are less effective. How much worse tions desiring to remain or become would they be without the RAB members of RAB, can subscribe to tools? Or, to put it more positively, the American service at rates run- what if RSB wasn't making its calls ning as high as $140 a month. for the industry in Canada? Under the RSB-RAB agreement, (3) Is not this link with the U.S. RSB members will pay their RAB organization in direct opposition to You'll come across plenty that's subscriptions to RSB, which, in turn, BBG's Canadian content views? will pay a flat over-all fee to RAB. Answer: We have nothing to do worthwhile in this new exclusive Referring to the two -year -long with programming. We are inter- haul spent service now provided to stations by persuading RAB to go ested in success stories - case along with the deal, Hoffman said histories - accounts that have used the fact that RAB membership by radio successfully. ALL -CANADA RADIO Marketing and Sales LARRY HEYWOOD Development Division vices RSB is now making available TELE -METROPOLE CORPORATION to member stations in conjunction (NOTE with RAB, New York, Bud Hoffman TO "OTHERS": It's all has announced the appointment of Heywood as sales about OTS and DDT, radio imme- Notice is hereby given a dividend of E. L. "Larry" that three dollars promotion director. and fifty cents ($3.50) per share has been diacy, milk route surveys . . . and declared Heywood, who will supplement the work of RSB sales directors George how to collect MONEY!) by the Board of Directors on the preferred shares A Macdonald and Peter Harricks, has 1t (previously B) for the first half -year to June 30th, been a broadcaster for 22 years, ac- 1963, payable August 20th, 1963 to shareholders on tive in news, programming and ad- ministration. He broke into the Oh, isn't it great to be record June 30th, 1963. business with'CFAC Calgary in 1941, MAURICE GODBOUT, was associated with BMI (Canada) Secretary. Ltd. as station relations representa- r l,r . wlyd by All-l'ruxrdu tive and spent some time in the West Montreal, August 16, 1963. Indies, where he assisted in organiz- ing a 10,000 watt radio station for the Trinidad Publishing Company Ltd.

10 -September. 5th, 1963 Ottawa Association of Broadcasters

AUTOMATION . . More and Better Service

AS A MEMBER of a management or overlaps. The system used at team, I the first move in the feel IN A PANEL meeting of the CFPL can operate as either type automatic programming area should DISCUSSION at the 1963 annual when programming requires it and be intelligent discussions with staff Atlantic Association of Broadcasters, papers were read on the is, therefore, not subject to the basic and talking about what automatic subject by four experts, each from a different sphere of the industry. faults in either system. programming means to all concerned. First to address thé meeting, which was chaired by Willard Bishop, We have been preparing for auto- It certainly means different things to general manager of Radio Stations CKEN, Kentville and CFAB, matic programming of station breaks different people. Windsor, N. S. was Glen Robitaille, engineering director of CFPL at television for over a year now but engineering preparations are slow To a chap who is frightened of AM -FM -TV, London, Ontario. Mr. Robitaille related the coming his job, it certainly means something and although we are about ready different than it means to us, or of automated programming to the London stations three years ago. now to get going, holidays and other maybe you're frightened of your job. problems have kept us too busy to But the sooner a common ground complete our project. can be established the I better. that would give us less flexibility in tape each night, naturally, and the Our staff has accepted automatic think we at CFPL think that auto- our programming, rather than more, music was on a dozen or more three programming as a tool towards better matic programming for us means at and would cost so much that we hour tapes which were rotated and more efficient station operations, least four things. and hesitated to invest. one or two were erased and refilled as a means of reducing human errors. (1) means more History shows that an antagonistic It and better We did not seem to be getting with new music each week. The service to our staff can completely defeat any auto- listeners and viewers anywhere until a set of circum- programming was quite satisfactory at a minimum of matic systems. Even indifferent staff additional cost. stances allowed us to jump in with for automatic operation and for this time period. can offset the most careful plans. (2) I think it means a transfer both feet. In our simple case, seven tape ma- of dreary, repetitive work to ma- In our engineering group, we were We resisted the temptation to put chines have to be loaded correctly chines in order to free people for getting a lot of ideas about building in a simple system and installed a before the system will function (if work more suited to their judgment, our own system, to our own system that has automatically pro- seven machines are called for that imagination and satisfy abilities. requirements, when our all-night an- grammed six hours a night heavily night) and poor loading will shut the (3) I think it means a reduction nouncer/operator decided to leave us. loaded with commercials, jingles and system down. in human errors, particularly time announcements, requiring seven in high had a meeting Our listeners accepted auto- activity periods We with all parties tape machines. and human errors concerned to consider the possibility matic programming with no ad- are expensive to all of us. of automatically programming our Protective circuits installed were verse comments that I know of. (4) I think it certainly means radio station during the night. We such that the DOT and BBG have The most interesting comment, I more efficient use of human judg- would not, if this worked out, replace authorized completely unattended think, was the expressed concern ment and skills, things that machines the all-night announcer operator. operation of our radio station for the of several listeners about our don't naturally have. time period from midnight to 6:00 overworking our best announcers. When we left the meeting we had a.m. We were accused of working Now, I think the next move might decided that the programming group them day and night. This points be to search through the system in would work toward programming the TWO TYPES OF SYSTEMS up an advantage of automatic which you intend or hope to insert all-night show using all taped ma- programming, better use of good automatic programming, for areas of terial with the operating function In choosing automatic program- announcing staff. work flow where people are doing reduced to merely starting and stop- ming systems, two general types ap- Production with work not really requiring judgment. ping tape machines. If and when pear. The first is a sequence or feed automatic equip- ment is certainly at least as good as they had evolved a system that pro- back type which starts a program with operators and in most cases BETTER SERVICE LOWER duced a satisfactory program, we source such as a tape machine - or better. Time announcements COST guaranteed to replace the man push- record player only when another pro- are on time, the music is ing the start and stop buttons with gram source stops. The simplest that which is The history of automatic program- planned for the time period, the a box of tricks. A few months and form of this type would use two ming at CFPL Radio started about tape amount of time lots of meetings later, the program- machines, each starting when the devoted to music three years ago when the manage- versus voice is known, ming format had been developed and other stops. With one machine turntables do ment of our station saw, in the trade play- not play run -out grooves for our job started. ing musical selections and arranged several journals, stories and advertising con- seconds or minutes. cerning the use of automatic pro- by cues on the tape to stop at the gramming systems in radio stations. DECEPTIVELY SIMPLE end of each selection, and the other Our out-of-pocket costs for our machine playing automatic equipment was about four The original basic program format announcements and It was then, and still is, our arranged by cues thousand dollars, exclusive of our was deceptively simple. was pro- on the tape to stop opinion that automatic programming It after each own engineering. And the equip- posed to start auto -programming at announcement, the result is a partial solution of an operating is obvious, music ment has more than paid for itself in 1:03 a.m. after a live news program. with an announce- cost problem that is an increasingly ment between its almost three years of operation. It was to continue to 6:00 a.m. each number. serious factor in our operation. (It must be remembered here that This system This is especially true in Since music is the vehicle for our can be expanded to we already had eight tape machines.) view of be quite complex our desire to improve the services service, it was considered first. It and include many empirically refinements but it has one weakness. We have no plans at the moment we provide to our listeners through was established that the for any further automatic music in this time period equipment better programming and extended could be at our radio transmitter continuous. only needed to It doesn't know what time it beyond the hours of both our AM and FM It be is. existing remote faded down or out for If it is desired to have any control system from services. Our desire to accomplish service in- programming function our studio. this serts. It was also established that happen at while holding our costs led us a certain time, such as a time to seriously consider, and actually vocals could be faded in or out announcement, without materially affecting the the system must enter into, automatic programming. ser- be vice value of the program. modified or the duration of The attraction of automatic pro- each program unit, be it music gramming is better utilization of the The initial formula was quite or voice, must be known and INSTANT various skills available at our station simple. The time announce- carefully planned in advance. and our providing better service at ments are the same each night, COMMERCIALS a minimum increase in our costs. so only one time tape was made A possible modification of the With this objective in mind, with appropriate announcements system is to convert it to a "real we all actively searched for any recorded in sequence. time" type where each program item system commercially available The news and weather and sports is started at a specific time. This can which would meet our needs were all on another tape and re- be done by a time clock very INSTANT simply without compromising the pro- corded in sequence, so, with two but this "real time" type ha gramming philosophy of our music tapes and machines good for one weakness. ANIMATION staff. three hours each, only four machines If were required. each item starts at a specific Our search for such a system was time, the duration of each item must Animated Commercials not very successful. Each system We did originally operate with be carefully organized in advance or on a "slides" budget we found seemed to have drawbacks four machines. It was a new news there will be gaps in the program,

September 5th, 1963 11 SESAC INC. FATSOS PROMOTE NU -V DIET BAR PAUL L'ANGLAIS PAUL HEINECKE President EXPANDS INTO FRENCH PRINT TELEMETROPOLE CORPORA- SESAC TION, owner of Station CFTM-TV, Montreal and the national sales offers a varied repertory representative organization, Paul L'Anglais of distinction in Inc., Toronto and Mont- demand real, has declared a dividend of $3.50 throughout the entire enter- a share on its preferred stock. Télé- métrepole has been in operation since tainment industry. February 1961. The Paul L'Anglais organization, headed by veteran broadcaster Paul L'Anglais in Montreal and one-time CBC sales executive Gaston Bélanger S E SAC meets the in Toronto, besides representing its own station, CFTM-TV, represents needs of music users with: radio stations CKLM, Montreal; CHLT and CKTS, Sherbrooke; and CKRB, St. Georges de Beauce; and TV stations CHLT-TV, Sherbrooke and CJPM-TV, Chicoutimi. SESAC RECORDINGS Last month, Paul L'Anglais an- nounced an expansion into hi-fi LPs produced for the the re- !piresentlation field for French -lan- broadcasting industry, featur- guage publications besides the two broadcast media. Publications which ing top artists. have affiliated to date include Ac- tualité; Le Fournisseur des Institu- ONE WOMAN tries out her prize of a set of bathroom scales as members tions Religieuses; Le Samedi; La Revue of the winning team in the Nu -V Diet Bar Calorie Counting Contest on Populaire. Heading up the division is CKSL London celebrate their combined weight loss of 67 pounds. print The Maurice Leclerc in ladies were identified only by their Montreal and initials and in the back row (left to Marc Girard in Toronto. right) are B.L., J.F. and A.B., Bob Leslie of Air -Time Sales Ltd., creator Toronto manager Gaston Bélanger of the contest; John Funston, CKSL manager; and Art Bartel, program explains that the basic purpose of repertory and promotion manager. this expansion is to make available to English -language advertisers and their advertising agencies facilities, in ADD TO YOUR LIST of radio people were talking about the Calorie sales slogans, "Overweight people terms of information about French - recordings Count Contest," says Vern Birt- language markets listen to radio." Nu -V Corp. Ltd., and French -lan- whistle, Nu -V account executive at guage Canadians, makers of the Nu -V Diet Bar, proved which will make a Maquinna Advertising. "It says a their advertising more gratis 45 rpm record this in test marketing using effective in CKSL great deal for the effectiveness of French Canada, in all media. London this summer, and service showcasing SESAC confirmed radio as a major medium in this In order to make available the it with further in - testing Kitchener country." maximum amount of information to RECORDINGS. Waterloo and Guelph. Now the The prize-winning team, which lost national advertisers in Toronto, it company plans national distribution, a total of 67 pounds over the con- was decided to establish a promotion using radio all the way and recom- test, was presented with a set of department in the Toronto office, to mending that one station in each bathroom scales for each member act as an information bureau on market follow the pattern of the from CKSL. The station provided French -Canada. They invited Ian successful promotion. CKSL the prizes, promotional letters to Grant, who broke into the broad- `SL's reps, Air -Time Sales Ltd., drug and grocery outlets, calorie and casting business in 1956 through his created the promotion for Nu -V and progress charts. Nu -V association with this paper and who "DRUMMERS"* advertising provided manager Bert Foster says sample bars and sufficient diet bars was latterly in the TV Promotion it is "ideal, since it creates aware- big sound musical program- for the four teams taking part in department at All -Canada Radio & ness of the product, demonstrates its the contest. Television Ltd., to take charge of this ming and sales aids in pop and values and sells it in quantity." promotional activity. He moved over The promotion is a calorie count- "We've captured a major share of to the L'Anglais office last month. country and western formats. ing contest in which each of four the market for diet foods in Lon- In keeping with this expansion, don," says Foster. "I've been de- 'trademark announcers heads a team of four the L'Anglais Toronto office will overweight listeners in a six -week lighted with the results of the pro- move into new and larger quarters weight control plan using Nu -V Diet motion." Other stations, too, are at 2160 Yonge Street, one block Bars. Announcers weigh in once a delighted with the result, which is a south of Eglinton Avenue in mid - week and the 16 participating lis- new advertiser for radio. November. teners are phoned for their weekly LOW-COST scale -reading. The Slim -along became very popular trend is to balanced programming PROGRAM PACKAGES in London, as 350 listeners wrote in for a Nu -V sample, a calorie counter, G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS SHOWS and a progress chart to slim -along MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG at home. 1434 St. Catherine St. W. 433 Jarvis St. 171 McDermott "Wherever you went in London

For additional information Contact: CJBQ Celebrating seventeen years of service RADIO to the busy Bay of Quinte Market. SESAC INC. BELLEVILLE and 10 COLUMBUS CIRCLE TRENTON, ONTARIO a Market that deserves your attention

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Agáî ná 'r .Saying. OUCH DEPT. Then there's the Eskimo, who `_.------installed an oil furnace in his - boat, only to see it burn, be- Dt10413 riti 1 u nnq s mene cause he had forgotten that a WuptinUr %nee you can't have your kayak and grge3orxa pq tI 'eat it too. .% { ji MUM pIi pp E`leliçr; m4 -:Stump the Stars

o STOP IT NOW! YNAM I will not have you making fun at my expanse. -:Bob Buss CKRC, Winnipeg

`'-`--`-.. ~---.' ----,,. PEOPLE ARE FUNNY war`--- There are those who have to y'cs,busy, thriving_WIND represen s. a know "who is calling", in case they aren't important enough reat new potential in Cüana ian product to talk to, and there are those who talk to everyone, in case sue-and CKLWW-TV and LV(Rives they are. advertisers the most direct route to this lucrati--- o grket ... What's more the CKLW Twin de EXECUTIVE STUFF (Stations pr., vides Top -rated coverage Probably people who, rather not,`--` than take their holidays in the only in metropolitan Windsor but slack summer months, prefer the busier winter ones, do so roughout the tri -county area of Essex because they are more likely to be missed when the snow is Kent and Lambto Counties. flying. And don't forget.t o ,_--_.1.-r r r Bonus Market of t ee Midwest CROSSED UP A-,--- ns who Then there's the man who crossed a parrot with a tiger. "buy in Canada". See He doesn't know what to call ..ww the new animal, but when it 4 o r "R s" or call talks he listens. . 1 . , us now!

LIKE COOL, MAN! After the recent cold spell, everyone said their teeth were i chattering all night, but I couldn't be sure because it is so far from my bedroom to the bathroom.

o AUDREY STUFF Then there's the gal who was so dumb she demanded her money back at the Planetarium, because the show hadn't changed since her last visit. CKIVII TV and RADIO

WHEREVER YOU GO .. . A farmer named Docksteader, CKLW-TV - 325,000 WATTS near Winchester, Ontario, has found that a radio turned to CKLW AM -FM - CFRA, Ottawa all night keeps 50,000 WATTS the raccoons out of his corn patch. -: CFRA News Letter

O o INFORMATION PLEASE REPRESENTATIVES In response to the correspond- ent who writes enquiring CANADA U.S.A. "What is purple and weighs R.K.O. General Broadcasting Sales four thousand pounds?" our All -Canada Radio & Television Ltd. research department replies: Div. N.Y. "A two -ton grape."

September 5th, 1963 CFCF-TV's "Forum"

Free Expression . . . Discussion . . . Argument IT'S WEDNESDAY EVENING - by the unusual juxtaposition of 7.30 - and a group of men hurry talent." along the ground floor corridors of Montreal, as Canada's largest CFCF-TV in Montreal. They are city, is rich in local figures, and their ranks heading for conference room 120, the are expanded by a launching pad of the weekly program changing through Forum. traffic of philosophers, educators, theologians, sociologists, politicians, These men, a moderator and four writers, crusaders and the like. panelists, may know each other, they A particular Wednesday night may know of each other, or they gathering in room 120 may have been may be meeting for the first time; sparked by the visit of a Japanese brought together here by a careful psychiatrist who has come to lecture selection process "with the aim," says at the Montreal Neurological Insti- Forum producer -director Clifford tute. An eminent specialist from the Brown, "of sparking lively debate Jewish General Hospital may have disagreed with a paper by the visit- ing psychiatrist. FM BROADCASTER Forum researchers will have spot- ted this in the Montreal press or the Programmer -announcer with broad professional journals and snatched the to knowledge of good music required opportunity bring them to- gether. Brown will round out his IN A LAST-MINUTE HUDDLE before taping a "Forum" program on for full time FM stereo operation panel with a local social worker and the communication of ideas, (left to right) producer -director Clifford in Metropolitan Winnipeg. Please someone who has "gone through the mill of experience". Brown discusses the subject with professor Arnold Toynbee and send tape and resume in confi- Quebec's Minister of National Resources, René Lévesque. The The moderator will be selected for dence to: Montreal Star's TV critic, Pat Pearce, praised the his skill in the particular field under resulting show as Station Manager, examination and some previous tele- "stimulating". CFMW-FM, vision experience. In this case, he would probably be the of a PRELIMINARY P.O. Box 189, director SKIRMISH bally. By eight, a vigorous disa- local social agency with post -graduate greement may have developed and St. Norbert, Manitoba Prior to this pre -taping gathering training in psychiatry, and some tele- tempers may be in room 120, Brown and his moder- wearing thin, or vision chairmanships under his belt. perhaps all are being over -polite ator will have gone over all available and saying what is expected of background material on the visiting them rather than what they really psychiatrist and his views, and the think. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS local specialist's objection to these The studio is ready and the FOR views. They will have decided what cameras are hot and at some point issues will make good television, in this preliminary discussion Brown VERSATILE ANNOUNCER issues that will be stimulating to the must move his panel from the con- AT thinking viewer yet not so technical ference room to the studio. This MAJOR or academic as to leave him scratch- timing can mean a program that's OTTAWA RADIO STATION ing his head in bewilderment. meaningful and exciting, or one that's - All Staff Benefits - dull and flat. SEND TAPE In room 120 Brown and the moder- While the panel settles into its AND BOX CANADIAN BROADCASTER ator will have this working outline 703 with them, prepared to scrap any and seats in the studio, Brown confers RESUME TO 219 BAY ST., TORONTO 1 all of their previous ideas as the with his moderator, deleting one warm-up discussion gets underway theme and expanding another, plot- and more entertaining or significant ting the ideal progress of the next issues emerge. half-hour. READY FOR THAT BETTER JOB? By 7.45 the panelists have sized ON WITH THE SHOW each other up and are sparring ver - Once the "roll tape" cue has been Gathering momentum the annual given, the kind of telepathy that - after -vacation comes only with teamwork comes job switcheroo! Employers placing advance orders MOVE UP WITH CKGM into play. Brown knows and trusts his moderator and can anticipate his . employees registering, others up -dating Our continuous expansion into reaction to the twists and turns the program takes as it resumes. This Fall will be our busiest in years. all phases of broadcasting unfolds. Brown himself now operates on two levels. results in a constant need to Don't delay your decision to move you As producer, he gives the floor - might search for creative Canadian manager his suggestions this miss that the ideal spot by just a few hours. Don't wait radio talent that wants to issue be expanded, that one dropped, till you quit or get fired - it's easier to place you move up - so why not move and the floor manager passes them up with CKGM Montreal, on by hand signals to the moderator, while you're still working. - who follows through. by putting your name confi- The majority of our placements dentially on file now, for As director, he manoeuvres his are made from cameras to catch the speakers in top -paying future registrants on file. Once registered, your qualifica- openings close-up, nab reaction shots and cap- . . . professional air work, ture a panelist's visual personality, tions are constantly under review against openings. professional creative writing, betrayed by.' a tapping pencil, So let's have your typed resume, in duplicate, with- professional production, pro- clenched fist or raised eyebrow. out delay. fessional newscasting, pro- When the script assistant has fessional news writing. Tell counted the show down to zero, the you want booth announcer tells viewers what If more info call - Perc Gill, Dick us your story in confidence Paterson, Ken Bottoms, Jack LaPlant, Joe Charles, now. Write Don Wall, Vice "MORNING MAN" Lynn Reid, Kay Kirkpatrick, Wilma Kay, or Liz Carr. President, CKGM - Mont- wishing to relocate. Mature, experi- real, CKGM Building, 1455 enced, dependable. CHARLES PERSONNEL LTD. Drummond St., Montreal 24, For complete details write: P.Q. Box A-702, 120 Eglinton East Toronto 12 HU. 7-1576 CANADIAN BROADCASTER, 219 Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ontario.

14 September 5th, 1963 next week's program will be, and it Northern Broadcasting Ltd. could be anything from a discussion on legalized abortion to a group of clergymen talking about "The Nature What's of Christian Unity". As the video tape operator cues Your the show for playback and the Forum Urges Kids to Stay in School set goes into storage, Brown, his Problem? moderator and the panelists move to the viewing room and watch the SOME OF CANADA'S leading busi- & Co. Ltd.; Ken Winter, vice-presi- show. ON TUESDAY morning, September ness executives are urging teenagers dent. of Canadian Kodak Co. Ltd.; 3, at 9.30, a warm feminine voice "Sometimes there are sighs at to complete their educations in a Gib Mackie, general advertising man- asked CJKL Kirkland Lake listeners, "stay in school" radio campaign ager of Abitibi Power & Paper Co. lost opportunities on the part of one "What's your problem?" member another, and Anita created by Northern Broadcasting Ltd.; Ralph Hart, manager of mar- or and sometimes Thompson began the tenth anniver- there's chagrin being Ltd. The spots are being run on a keting services of Lever Bros. Ltd.; at bested in sary year of her open -line show, debate," says Brown. "But this, saturation basis of ten or twelve and Bill Inch, manager of advertis- for which the station believes is the better or for worse, is the show the daily on the Northern stations - ing services, General Foods Ltd. oldest continuous program of its CHEX Peterborough, CKWS King- viewer will see on Sunday after- type on Canadian radio. noon." ston, CFCH North Bay, CJKL The spots were taped at Dominion The Kirkland Lake, and CKGB Timmins Broadcasting Studios in Toronto program is also carried on through the co-operation of Cy CFCF radio Sunday and have been offered to other evenings. "I - Strange. know people who watch the program stations across the country through at 3 o'clock on channel 12 and then the CAB Program Exchange. listen to it on radio at 6.30," says Brown, "to get the finer meaning "Each of our stations had recorded that is sometimes clearer without the 'stay in school' messages from local Ontario's most visual." businessmen, civic dignitaries and educators," says Jack Weatherwax, effective television FREE -WHEELING FORMAT national sales director for Northern. "Then we felt that a word from top buy is In almost three years of con- executives of national companies tinuous weekly production, Forum would add weight and prestige to has covered almost every conceivable the campaign. We found most of subject, yet new material constantly the men we approached were very CFCL-TV suggests itself. With a free -wheeling, interested in the school drop -out Timmins open -discussion format the program problem and they were very co- can take on almost any subject, and operative." it does. reaching on the Past shows have presented a young The campaign includes messages average 29,600 Indian The attractive housewife's daily girl with a deep contempt for hour-long from E. H. Walker, president of North American show is an encyclopedia of whites; a young un- the air, answering questions mailed General Motors Products of Canada television homes, and wed mother telling of her struggle Ltd.; J. Herbert Smith, president of to support her or phoned in on subjects ranging child; a panel of from removing stains from clothing Canadian General Electric Co. Ltd.; prime evening time criminologists and sociologists who Ralph Sewell, president of Coca-Cola startled Montrealers to the cost of education at the local with a report on high school. Ltd.; W. O. Twaits, president of at a cost of $2.35 what happens to a family when a The Imperial Oil Ltd.; George St. L. parent goes to jail. program started as a summer McCall, president of Christie Brown replacement show called What's per em. The program, however, is not Your Problem? in 1954, with only BBM, March '63 always concerned with such questions. Mrs. Thompson's side of the tele- Forum viewers have seen a light- phone conversations going on the air. hearted study of the fair sex with an It was so popular that it was made ex-member of ex -King Farouk's ex - a regular feature that fall, airing both INSTANT harem and enjoyed previews of sides of the phone calls, and now its Montreal's annual Film Festival. called The Anita Thompson Show. COMMERCIALS Paul Mulvihi 11 Panelists have discussed "Public While the show performs the & Co. I ,td. Relations and the Public Interest", necessary homey tasks of finding lost "First Year University Failures", dogs and cats and solving household TORONTO - MONTREAL "Women in Politics", "The Influence problems, both hostess and listeners of Montreal's Old Families", "The enjoy it most when the topic under INSTANT Canadian Novel". The program has lively discussion is a controversial Representing these quality asked its viewers, "Is Canada Rough local issue, with civic, provincial and ANIMATION television stations on its Immigrants?", "Is the Ap- federal figures taking part. proach to the News Changing?", The need for a home for the aged, For further information CKVR-TV, Barrie "What's Funny about Humor?" school uniforms, curfew, gasoline CJCH-TV, Halifax "Sometimes we wish a larger audi- prices, any and every topic of local call Animation CHOV-TV, Pembroke ence could catch a particular show," interest is welcome grist for the pro- Productions Ltd., says Brown, "and occasionally they gram's mill. CFCL-TV, Timmins do, through program exchanges." LISTENERS COME FIRST 922-2133, Toronto : Recently CJOH-TV Ottawa, Mrs. Thompson attends town CFTO-TV Toronto and CJAY-TV council meetings regularly and re- J Winnipeg carried a Forum program ports on them to her fans. She has "People Preaching Christ" which often been nominated to a seat on dealt with the World Faith and Order the council or on a school board, but CJSS-AM-FM Conference held at McGill Univer- always declines because she can't do sity. justice to the position and her listen- Reviewing the show's long-run ers too - and her listeners come Cornwall, Ontario I success, Brown says "Perhaps the first. secret is the program's flexibilty and Researching the answers to a con- Your Key to all Locks adaptability to the ever-changing stant flow of questions takes con- in the prosperous spectrum of Montreal. By and large, siderable time, but Mrs. T. also Forum still tries to do well what teaches Sunday School, is secretary it set out to do in 1960, 'to provide of the Kirkland Lake and District Cornwall -Seaway Valley for the alert viewer a weekly view of Community Chest, and is an active the city and the world' ". member of the Business and Pro- 2,000,000 Tourists MONTREAL STAR TV reviewer, Pat fessional Women's Club. She and Building is up 30% Pearce, says "Forum is casually and her husband, Donald, a mining engi- without fanfare regularly proving a neer, have two children. Ten new industries city (at least this city) has all kinds Prior to joining CJKL, Mrs. of citizens able to express them- Thompson was with CFNB Frederic- selves." ton and CKWS Kingston. She began represeitted Free expression, open discussion, her broadcasting career in the 30's by Al/ -Ganada thought -provoking argument, that's when she appeared on the children's Forum. hour on CHSJ Saint John.

September 5th, 1963 15

,. .::x DIRECTORY Of Basic Information and Key People in Broadcasting and Allied Fields

CONTENTS STATIONS AM Radio 21 FM Radio 30 Television 38

NETWORKS

CBC Radio 21 CBL Television 38 CTV Television 39

STATION REPRESENTATIVES Canadian 17 American 20

ADVERTISING AGENCIES 32

EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS 16

BROADCAST CONSULTANTS 17

BROADCAST EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS

AMPEX OF CANADA LIMITED Manufactures and distributes com- McCURDY RADIO INDUSTRIES cine equipment, test equipment and Toronto - 1458 Kipling Ave., N., plete AM, FM & TV broadcasting LIMITED audio mixers. Rexdale, Ontario. CH. 7-8285. equipment and facilities, including Toronto 22 Front St. Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Jim - W. EM. 6- - consulting, installation and system 6531. President - G. E. McCurdy. RCA VICTOR COMPANY Detlor. Manager Western Region planning. Exclusive Canadian dis- Engineering Manager LIMITED - Tom Pressley. Manager, En- tributors for the General Electric - Ron gineering Ward. Production Manager - Montreal - 1001 Lenoir St., Techni- - Jean-Louis Major. Company, Automatic Tape Control Graham Fawcett. Sales Manager cal Products Division. WE. 3-7551. Manager of Finance and Opera- Company, EMI Broadcast Equip- Bill tions J. Cartwright. - McFadden. Manager, Commercial Marketing - ment, General Electronic Labora- Manufactures and distributes a com- B. R. Machum; Manager, Sales Ottawa Suite 800, 77 - - Metcalfe St. tories, plus a complementary list of plete line of audio equipment for Planning Advertising & Sales CE. 6-9763. Manager, Eastern Re- vendor equipment. radio and gion Ed Koller. television stations, plus Promotion - K. G. Chisholm; - CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY sound equipment for the film in- Special Accounts, Sales W. D. Manufactures and distributes audio dustry. - and video recorders and audio and Montreal - 2442 Trenton Ave., West. video tapes. Montreal 16. RE. 8-9441. President BC Area Manager - H. B. Seabrook, - S. M. Finlayson. General Man- NORTHERN ELECTRIC 2876 Rupert St., Vancouver. HE. 3- CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC ager W. V. & COMPANY LIMITED 6881. - George. Marine Belleville COMPANY LIMITED Land Communications Division - P.O. Box 400, 250 Sid- Man., Alta Area Manager Toronto 830 Lansdowne Ave., ney St. WO. 2-4511. Sales Sask. and - Manager J. H. Martin. Sales En- D. E. M. Allen, 2070 Notre Dame Electronic Equipment & Tube - gineer, Communications & Gov- - Manager - W. A. Bitcon. Ave., Winnipeg 21 SP. 4-7489. Dept. 534-6511. Vice -President & Sales Representatives: ernment Sales - C. E. Rickards. - General Manager R. M. Montreal P.O. - Robin- Montreal - 74 Trenton Ave. RE. 8- - Box 6125, 1000 Guy Ont. Area Manager - R. J. Norton, son. Manager, Marketing I. A. 9441. J. Bordeleau. St. WE. 7-6071. M. D. McLean. 1450 Castlefield Ave. W., Toronto. - Toronto Mayson. Manager, Sales & Plan- Toronto - 1830 Bayview Ave. - P.O. Box 130, Terminal RO. 2-7311. ning - C. E. Spence. Export Sales HU. 1-5221. R. Gauthier. "A", 143 Lakeshore Blvd. E. Manager R. Groves. Manager, EM. 3-8651. D. F. Davis. Quebec and Ottawa Area Manager - Winnipeg - 168 Market Ave. East. E. W. Miller, 1001 Lenoir St., Broadcast Equipment Sales WH. 3-2433. R. Whitehouse. Winnipeg - 590 Berry St., St. - - James, Montreal. WE. 3-7551. Edgar J. Gareau. Manager, Broad- Calgary - 929 - 42nd Ave. S.E. Winnipeg 21. SP. 5-4431. cast Product Service - A. L. CH. 3-7751. O. H. Cornett. H. R. Gissing. Maritime Provinces Area Manager Hames, 722 Caledonia Rd., To- Vancouver - 3594 Main Street. Vancouver - P.O. Box 2018, Zone - C. S. Broad, 1001 Lenoir St., ronto. TR. 6-4174. P. Brinkworth. 3, 8325 Fraser St. FA. 5-2211. K. Montreal, WE. 3-7551. Broadcast Sales Representatives: Halifax 572 Barrington St. 423- E. Barron. Calgary (Western Region) CGE - The company supplies a complete Engineering Department, 1001 Lenoir - 1325. W. Morris & D. Coops. St., Montreal. WE. 3-7551. Man- Electronic Equipment & Tube Manufactures and distributes a full broadcast service, which includes Dept., 3603 - 8th St., S.E., High AM, FM and TV antenna and trans- ager, Technical Products Division range of AM, FM and TV broad- G. B. MacKimmie. Supervisor, Field. CH. 3-2781, EXT. 355. Jim cast equipment. mitters from five watts to 50 kw; - Alsop. complete studio facilities, including Broadcast Group - D. Dashney. Supervisor, Antenna Group H. Toronto (Central Region) - 830 COLLINS RADIO COMPANY audio consoles, record reproducing - Lansdowne Ave., Electronic Equip- OF CANADA system, amplifiers, microphones, Hings. Leader, Broadcast Group LIMITED D. M. Macauley. Leader, An- ment & Tube Dept., 534-6511. Toronto 11 racks, video distribution amplifiers; - - Bermondsey Road, tenna Group B. Berridge. Harry Davis. Toronto 16. 757-1101. President - pulse amplifiers, sync generators, - Montreal (Quebec Region) - CGE Mr. John Plante. Broadcast Sales picture monitors and video switch- Tube Division, 1001 Lenoir St., Electronic Equipment & Tube Dept. - Phil Wharton. ing systems. Montreal. WE. 3-7551. General Dept., 5000 Jean Talon St. W. RE. Distributes a full audio line, in- Sales Manager - J. Paul Turcotte. 3-9911, EXT. 286, 287. Peter Bowers. cluding turntables, automatic tape PYE T.V.T. LIMITED Order Service Manager, Warranty Montreal (Atlantic Region) - CGE control equipment, consoles and Canadian Division & Order Expediting - W. R. Electronic Equipment & Tube remote equipment; AM transmitters Ajax - 97 McMaster Ave., Ajax, Smith. Sales Service Manager, Dept., 5000 Jean Talon St. W. RE. up to and including 10 kilowatts, Ont. 942-0791. General Manager - Quotations, Availability & Orders 3-9911. Jim Watson. plus phasing equipment; FM trans- William Jones. Sales & Service - - M. L. Choma. Export - 830 Lansdowne Ave., To- mitters up to and including 20 kilo- R. Hair. Manufactures and distributes a com- ronto. Electronic Equipment & watts, plus FM stereo generators, Radio and television transmission plete line of broadcast equipment Tube Dept.; Cable GELECTRON exciters and a full line of FM an- equipment, including cameras, AM, FM & TV stations, including - Bob Groves. tennas. mixers, sync pulse generators, tele - antennas.

16 September 5th, 1963 DIRECTORY OF SALES REPRESENTATIVES

Canada Helen M. Kolo maya. Local Field CKGM, Montreal KNOX-TV, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Van- Representative Ed Teillet. CJQC, Quebec Grand Forks couver. AIR -TIME SALES LTD. - CKRB, St. Georges KXGO-TV, Fargo The company represents these de Beauce KXGB-TV. Montreal - 1425 Dorchester St. W. Toronto - 2149 Yonge St. - HUd- stations: CKJL, St. Jerome Valley City 868-3211. Director of Sales - son 5-0746. President - Michael Radio: CJSO, Sorel KXMB-TV, Maurice Valiquette. Manager of Executive Vice CFLV, Valleyfield Bismarck Radio Sales Jean Desmarais. J. Callahan. - CFCP, Courtenay CFNB, CFDA, KXAB-TV, - President - Adrian Egan. CKNW, New Fredericton Victoriavtlle Aberdeen Manager of National Selective TV Westminster CFAB, Windsor CKBC, Bathurst KXMC-TV, sales (French) - W. E. Chevrier. Montreal - 1398 St. Catherine St. CKCQ, Quesnel KICO, El Centro - CKBW, Minot Represents all CBC Radio and Tele- W., Room 216 UNiversity 1-0117. CHFA, Edmonton Calexico - CFRO. KGPC, Grafton Bridgewater KDIX-TV, vision (French) stations. There are Sales Manager - Michael Mew. CKEN, Kentville Dickinson branch sales offices in: St. John's, Gravelbourg KNOX, CKEC, WCAX-TV, Represents the following stations: CKRM, Regina Grandforks New Glasgow Burlington Halifax, Moncton, Chicoutimi, Que- CFNS, Saskatoon KEYJ, bec, Ottawa, Toronto, Edmonton, Radio: CKSW, Jamestown CFAX, Victoria CKOT, Swift Current KEYD, Oakes Winnipeg and Vancouver. CKRM, Regina Tillsonburg CKSB, KOVC, CKSL, London CHFI, Toronto St. Boniface Valley City CBC RADIO & TV SALES HARDY RADIO & TV LTD. CKDM, Dauphin CKBW, CJOB, Winnipeg KBMW. Toronto 2 Carlton St., Suite 715, CJCS, Stratford Bridgewater CJOB-FM, Wahpeton Toronto 354 Jarvis St. 925- - Winnipeg KXGO, Fargo - - - EMpire 3-9433. General Mana- CJSP, Leamington KGBS, 3311. Sales Director Radio and ger - Arthur Harrison. CHWO, Oakville Los Angeles TV - John Malloy; Radio Sales Montreal Manager - 1500 Stanley St., Suite ALL -CANADA RADIO & CKLB, Oshawa KXLY, Spokane - R. S. Joynt; Super- 420 - Victor 2-1101. Manager TELEVISION LIMITED CKTB, WCCO, Minne- visor of Radio Sales - Fred Marc Legault. - St. Catharines apolis -St. Paul Bardeau; Supervisor of TV Na- Toronto - 1000 Yonge St. - WAlnut CHOK, Sarnia KWAD, Wadena tional Selective Sales (English) Quebec City - 1143 St. John St. - 5-9361. President J. Stuart CJIC, Sault KRTV, - LAfontaine - Ste. Marie Great Falls George Epworth; Supervisor of TV 5-7373. MacKay. General Manager - CKOT, Network Sales (English) Allan The company represents these Reo C. Thompson. Secretary - Tillsonburg Television: Stone. - stations: Treasurer - Eric Williams. Radio CHFI-FM, CJFB-TV, Radio: CKVD, Val d'Or Manager - Robert F. Tait. Tele- Toronto Swift Current Represents all CBC Radio and Tele- CHFM-FM, CHAD, Amos vision Manager Ross A. Mc- CHUM, Toronto KCND-TV, vision (English) stations. There Calgary CKML, - CKCH, Hull Pembina are CHFA, Edmonton Mont Laurier Creath. CJLM, Joliette KXLY-TV, branch sales offices in: St. John's, CFJR, Brockville CJFP, Rivière Montreal - Dominion Square Bldg. CJMS. Montreal Spokane Halifax, Moncton, Montreal, Ottawa, CJAF, Cabano du Loup - UNiversity 1-5658. Manager - Ken Baker. Winnipeg - Electric Railway Cham- bers - WHitehall 2-6861. Mana- ger - Bill Edge. Calgary - 1230 - 17th Avenue S.W. BROADCAST CONSULTANTS 244-2455. Manager - Jack Cava- naugh. Vancouver - 1161 Melville Street - List of individuals and firms recog- Eric W. Farmer, P.Eng., Recognized by the Department of MUtual 4-7461. Manager - John nized by the Department of Transport 174 Turgeon Street, Transport as consultants for the prep- E. Baldwin. as consultants for the preparation of Ste. Therese de Blainville, P.Q. aration of technical briefs in sup- The company repr esenta these technical briefs in support of applica- port of applications for installations stations:- tions for private commercial broad- R. S. Grant, P.Eng., of control equipment for unattended casting station licences, including 2303 Henley Street, operation of broadcasting stations: Radio: television, changes in broadcasting Ottawa 14, Ont. Fraser Valley CJCB, Sydney Radio VOCM, St. John's station facilities, installation of control equipment for Peter A. Niblock, P.Eng., G. A. Richards, P.Eng., CHWK, CHCM, Marystown unattended operation A. Hoyles, P.Eng., Chiliwack CKCM, and proofs of performance. Herbert R. H. Nichols Co. Ltd., CFVR, Grand Falls Hoyles, Niblock and Associates, P.O. Box 500, Abbottsford ZFB-1, Bermuda Consulting Telecommunications Downsview, Ont. Okanagan Radio G. A. Bartley, P.Eng., Engineers and Attorneys, CKOK, Television: Alberta Telecommunication 1234 Marine Drive, Penticton CFCR-TV, Consultants Ltd., North Vancouver, B.C. CKOV, Kelowna Kamloops `yr:'; \3\ :"v:\ \\; : $\\\,\\` CJIB, Vernon CHBC-TV, P.O. Box 668, ",*ì CKPO, Okanagan Red Deer, Alta. J. A. Jarvis, P.Eng., Prince George Valley 9 Nanaimo Drive, CFJC, Kamloops CKPG-TV, P.O. Box 607, R.R. #2, CJAT, Trail Prince George Côté, Leclair, Langlois & Boisvert, Bell's Corners, Ont. 7evreed Stagy CKWX, CHAN -TV, Consulting Engineers, Vancouver Vancouver 1440 Towers, Suite 209, Gerald W. Lee and Associates, ew CJVI, Victoria CHCT-TV, Montreal 25, P.Q. Consulting Radio Engineers, CFGP, Calgary 256 Eglinton Ave. East, Grande Prairie CJLH-TV, CJCA, Edmonton Lethbridge M. O. Boland, P.Eng., Suite 6, NEW YORK CFAC, Calgary CHAT -TV, Canadian Design Service Co. Ltd., Toronto, Ont. CJQC. Medicine Hat 100 Adelaide St. Lethbridge CKBI-TV, W., M. Levy, P.Eng., CITY CHAT, Prince Albert Suite 1201, Levy Associates Co. Ltd., Medicine Hat CKCK-TV. Regina Toronto 1, Ont. Consulting Engineers, Stay on the fashionable East CKBI, CKX-TV, Brandon 208 Ave., CHCH-TV, Clemow Side ... one block off Fifth Prince Albert H. Z. Rogers, P.Eng., Ottawa, Ont. CKCK, Regina Hamilton and Park Avenues . . . a h, CKRC, CKWS-TV, W. E. Wright, P.Eng., Kingston Keith A. MacKinnon, P.Eng., stroll from business calls, Winnipeg Canadian General Electric P.O. Box 3310, CJSS, Cornwall CFPL-TV,London Company Ltd., Rockefeller Center, Radio Golden Triangle CHEX-T, Ottawa, Ont. City Music Hall, shopping Radio Peterborough 830 Lansdowne Ave., N CKKW, CJIC-TV, Toronto 4, Ont. George Mather & Associates, and entertainment. Kitchener - Sault Ste. Marie Radio Frequency Engineering, Every room & suite has TV, b Waterloo CKSO-TV. P. R. G. Cahn, P.Eng., 2051 Russet Road, radio, individual controlled ,\ CJOY, Guelph Sudbury Cooksville, Ont. CKOC, Hamilton CKLW-TV, Systems (Engineering) Supervisor, air-conditioning. CFPL, London Windsor Canadian Marconi Company, N. J. Pappas and Associates, CKSO, Sudbury CKNX-TV, 2442 Trenton Ave., Consulting Engineers, Singles: $5.50-$13 CKEY, Toronto Winggham Montreal, P.Q. $9.00$15 CKLW, Windsor CFCF TV, 5253 Decarie Blvd., CFCF, Montreal Montreal Montreal 29, P.Q. FAMILY RATES 1Twins: CFCY, CHSJ-TV, A. G. Day, P.Eng. G. B. MacKimmie, P.Eng., N Charlottetown Saint John TV & FM Broadcast Consultant, RCA Victor Co. Ltd., FREE PARKING CHSJ, CJCB-TV, Sydney 15 Lakeside Ave., CFCY-TV, 1001 Lenoir St., Saint John Ottawa 1, Ont. CHNS, Halifax Charlottetown Montreal 30, P.Q. See AU -Canada U.S. Pierre Demers, P.Eng., Lieut. Col. W. Arthur Steel, Consulting Engineer, 488 Avalon Place, \ 6407 Lennox Ave., Riverview Park, Montreal 8, P.Q. Ottawa, Ont. HOTEL BROADCAST REPRESENTATIVES D. B. Williamson, P.Eng., Madison Ave. at 55th St. LTD. Elder, i J. G. P.Eng., Consulting Engineer, New York 22 Winnipeg 211 Bldg. Gordon Elder Consulting Service, Broadcasting - Dayton - -Communications PLaza 3.6800 WHitehall 3-6115. President - J. 129 Manor Road East, P.O. Box 42, O. Blick. Office Manager - Mrs. Toronto 7, Ontario. Cobourg, Ont.

September 5th, 1963 17 DIRECTORY OF SALES REPRESENTATIVES

CKNB, CHRL, Roberval CFCN, Calgary CJCH, Halifax CHQM, Vancouver CJQM, Winnipeg CJDC, Campbellton CHRS, St. Jean CJDV, Drumheller KFYR, Bismarck, Television: CKJL, St. Jerome CHQM-FM, CJQM-FM, Dawson Creek KOMO-TV, CKSM, CFRN, Edmonton N.D. Vancouver Winnipeg CJAV, CKBS, Shawinigan CKYL, WDAY, Fargo, Seattle St. Hyacinthe Port Alberni CJDC-TV, CJSO, Sorel Peace River N.D. CKLG, CHEF, Granby CKLD, Thetford CKRD, Red Deer Television: RADIO REPRESENTATIVES LTD. Vancouver Dawson Creek CJLM, Joliette Mines CKSA, CJDC-TV, CFAX, Victoria CKCO-TV, CKRS, CFLV, Valleyfield Lloydminster Dawson Creek Toronto - 76 St. Clair Ave. W. KOMO, Seattle Kitchener Jonquière *CFTJ, Galt CHAB, CFTK-TV, - WAlnut 4-0727. President - CFCW, Camrose CFCL-TV, CKBL, Matane *CKLY, Lindsay Moose Jaw Terrace -Kitimat Gordon Ferris. General Sales CHED, Edmonton Timmins CHNC, *CKMR, Newcastle CFQC, Saskatoon CFCN-TV, Manager Bob Quinn. CHEC, Lethbridge CKRS-TV, New Carlisle *CJAV, - CHAB, Moose Jaw Jonquière CJGX, Yorkton Calgary CKY, Winnipeg CHRC, Quebec Port Alberni CFAM, Altona CFRN-TV, Montreal - 1411 Crescent St. - CKBL-TV, CHRC-FM, Quebec *CJME, Regina CKX, Brandon Edmonton AVenue 8-4257. Sales Manager - CJLX, Matane CKRN, Rouyn *CKCL, Truro CKDM, Dauphin CKSA-TV, Jon Porter. Fort William CHAU -TV, CKLS, La Sarre *CKDH, CHML, Hamilton New Carlisle Amherst CFAR, Flin Flon Lloydminster CFRA, * Represented in Toronto only. CKBB, Barrie CFQC-TV, Vancouver - 1131 Richards St. - Ottawa CFCM-TV, Television: CHAU -TV, Baie CFOB, Saskatoon MUtual 5-0288. Manager - Frank CHUM, Toronto Quebec CKCO-TV, des Chaleurs Fort Frances CESM-TV, Jobes. CJMS, Montreal CKMI-TV, Kitchener CFCM-TV, CKGM, Montreal Quebec Quebec CJLX, Thompson Winnipeg 171 CKRS-TV, CKMI-TV, Quebec Fort William CKVR-TV, Barrie - McDermott Ave. - CHNC, CKRN-TV, Rouyn Jonquière CKRN-TV, Rouyn CFTJ, Galt CKCO-TV, WHitehall 3-9574. Manager A. New Carlisle CHLT-TV, CKBL-TV, CKRT-TV, J. Messner. - Radio Nord Sherbrooke Rivière CHIQ, Hamilton Kitchener CHRC, Quebec CJCH-TV, Matane du Loup CKAR, Huntsville CFCL-TV, The company represents CKCR, Timmins these CHLT, Sherbrooke Halifax RALPH J. JUDGE & COMPANY Kitchener CJCH-TV, stations:- Montreal - 1405 Bishop St. - CKMP, Midland Halifax Vancouver Radio: Toronto Radio: STANDARD BROADCAST Victor 9-2076. President Ralph CHVC, KFYR-TV, CKEK, CJJC, Langley SALES COMPANY LTD. - Niagara Falls Bismarck, Minot Cranbrook CHUB, Nanaimo J. Judge. CFRA, Ottawa and Williston, CKNL, CKLG, Vancouver Toronto - 37 Bloor St. W. - 924- Represents the following stations:- CFGM, N.D. Fort St. John CKDA, Victoria 5721. President - Waldo J. Hol- CJAV, CKMR, Newcastle Richmond Hill WDAY-TV, Fargo, CHUB, Nanaimo CFTK, den. Vice -President - Arnold W. Port Alberni CKDH, Amherst CHLO, St. Thomas N.D. CKCO, Quesnel Terrace -Kitimat Stinson. CJME, Regina CFTK, CFCN, Calgary CKCL, Truro Terrace -Kitimat CFRN, Edmonton Montreal - 1407 Mountain St. - CFTJ, Galt WCAX, 824-2454. Vice -President CKLY, Lindsay Burlington, Vt. PAUL MULVIHILL & CO. LTD. CKDA, Victoria CKSA, - Wil- CKFH, Toronto WCAX-TV, Toronto - 77 York St. - EMpire CJJC, Langley Lloydminster liam V. Stoeckel. 3-8814. Paul Mulvihill; KPUG, CKRD, Red Deer Burlington, Vt. Norm Bellingham CFQC, Saskatoon The company represents the Bonnell; Wm. Wallace, Bus Sad- CFCN, Calgary CFAM, Altona following stations:- ler; Bob Dale. CFRN, Edmonton CKX, Brandon Radio: C.TOB-FM, Also represents for Cam Logan & CKSA, CHIQ, Hamilton Associates in Montreal: Montreal - 1434 St. Catherine St. CFRB, Toronto Winnipeg W., Room 506 UNiversity 1-7987. Lloydminster CKCR, Kitchener CKFM-FM, (7KAC, Montreal CHNO, Sudbury CJNR, Blind River - CKRD, Red Deer CKMP, Midland Toronto C TMT, Chicoutimi CFBR, Sudbury CFPA, Port Radio - Sheldon Lodge. TV - CFQC, Saskatoon CKAR, Muskoka - CJAD, Montreal CHLN, (French) Arthur -Fort Ken Billings. CKSW, Parry Sound CJFM-FM, Three Rivers CKCY, Sault Ste. William The company represents these Swift Current CFBC, Saint John Montreal CKCH, Hull Marie CJGX, Yorkton CFGM, Toronto CFMO-FM, C.TBR, Rimouski Also represents in Montreal (Ethnic stations:- CKDM, Dauphin CFOX, Montreal Ottawa CKCV, Programming) : Radio: CJCH, Halifax CFOB, CFDR, Halifax CJOB, Winnipeg Quebec City Consolidated Broadcasting Co. Ltd. CKBB, Barrie Fort Frances Montreal Radio: CJEM, Ed- Stations: CKLC, Kingston Television: CHIQ, Hamilton CHUB, Nanaimo mundston, N.B. CKTB, CKVR-TV, CKCR, Kitchener CJJC, Langley CKFH, Toronto CHIC, Hamilton CKMP, Midland CKLG, CKLB-AM-FM, CKTB, St. Catharines Barrie St. CHOK, Sarnia CJCH-TV, CKAR, Muskoka - Vancouver STEPHENS & TOWNDROW LTD. Oshawa Catharines Parry Sound CKDA, Victoria CFCL, Timmins Halifax Toronto 1608 Carlton Tower, 2 CFNB, CHOV-TV, CHWO, Oakville CFTK, Carlton- PAUL L'ANGLAIS INC. Fredericton Pembroke CFOR, Orillia Terrace -Kitimat St. - 368-3021. Managers Toronto - 234 Eglinton Ave. East CJFX, Antigonish CFCL-TV, CFGM, Toronto CFCN, Calgary - Bill Stephens and Ernie Town- -483-3523. CHOV, Pembroke Timmins CHOK, Sarnia CFRN, Edmonton drow. Gaston Bélanger, A. CJIC, Sault CFQC, Saskatoon L. d'Eon, C. D. Dickie, Alex Ste. Marie CFAM, Altona Montreal - Suite 675, 1055 Peel St. Bédard. CJCS, Stratford CKX, Brandon - Vlctor 4-3975. Managers - E. Montreal - 1405 de Maisonneuve St. NATIONAL -TIME SALES CKFH, Toronto CHIQ, Hamilton Richmond & G. Royal. -LAfontaine 6-9201. Paul L'- Toronto - 2149 Yonge St. - HUd- CHOW, Welland CKCR, Kitchener The company represents these Anglais, Guy Daviault, son 7-3023. Sales Manager - Roy CFOX, Montreal CKMP, Midland stations:- Gilles Green. CJQC, Quebec CKAR, Muskoka - Losier, Jean -Guy Saucier, Serge CKDH, Amherst Parry Sound Radio: CFOR, Orillia De Broux. Montreal - 1396 St. Catherine St. CFDR, Halifax CFGM, Toronto CKNW, New CFRA. Ottawa The company represents these W. - Room 216 UNiversity CFBC, Saint John Westminster CKPT, - CFDR, Halifax CHED, Edmonton Peterborough stations:- 1-0117. Sales Manager - Michael CHAB, Moose Jaw CHUM, Toronto Radio: Television: Mezo. CKY, Winnipeg CJMS, Montreal CKLM, Montreal CFTM-TV, Represents the following stations:- RADIO CHML, Hamilton CKGM, Montreal CHLT, Sherbrooke Montreal AND TELEVISION CKTS, Sherbrooke CHLT-TV, Radio: CFOB, SALES INC. CKRB, St. Georges Sherbrooke CFCP, Courtenay Fort Frances Toronto - 85 Bloor Street East - STOVIN-BYLES LTD. du Beauce CJPM-TV, CJDC, CHVC, WAlnut 4-4477. Manager Andy Toronto - 400 Jarvis St. - 924-5764. Chicoutimi Dawson Creek Niagara Falls - Chairman of CKSW, CJQC, Quebec McDermott. Keith Kearney, Bill the Board - H. N. CAM Swift Current CKBC, Bathurst Tierney, Ted Brock. Stovin. President - W. D. "Bill" LOGAN & ASSOCIATES Byles. Exec. Toronto 12 CJRW, Vice -President - - Shuter St. - 366-4443. Summerside Montreal - 1104 Windsor Hotel - W. H. Clark. Vice President Cam Logan. UNiversity 6-2749. Manager -President and Montreal - - General Manager - A. E. Stewart. - 1405 Bishop St. - Jim McLennan. Vice -President 849-2076. LORRIE POTTS & CO. LTD. The company represents these and Manager, East- Toronto 145a Yonge St. WAl- ern TV Division - F. G. Strange. Represents the following stations:- - - stations:- Vice Radio: nut 1-8951. Manager - Lorrie Radio: CFDA, -President and Manager, CHNO, Sudbury CJNR, Blind River Potts. CKEK, Cranbrook Victoriaville Western TV Division - J. L. Rae- CFBR, Sudbury CKCY, Sault Montreal 1117 CJDV, Drumheller CKTR, burn. Vice -President and Manager (French) - St. Catherine St. CHUC, Ste. Marie W. Victor 5-6448. Manager Cobourg Trois Rivières Radio Division - Jack Turrall. CFPA, Port - - CJSP, CFLM, La Tuque Montreal 1500 Stanley St., Room Arthur -Fort Scotty Sheridan. Leamington CJLR, - William The company represents these CHWO, Oakville Quebec City 522 - Vlctor 9-7731. Vice -Presi- stations:- CHLO, CKCN, Sept-Iles dent and Manager TV Division A. J. MESSNER & CO. LTD. St. Thomas WQDY, St. - J. R. Genin. Radio Division Radio: CJET, CFRS, Simcoe - Winnipeg 171 McDermot Ave. E., Stephen, N.B. J. R. Brooks. - CFCW, Camrose Smiths Falls CKBM, CFCB, Vancouver 517 Crown Building, Winnipeg 2 - WHitehall 3-9574. CKNL, Fort CKNX, Wingham Montmagny Corner Brook - Manager - A. J. "Tony" Messner. St. John CKOX, CKVL, Verdun- *CKVL-FM, 615 W. Pender St. - MUtual Assistant Manager - Murray CKYL, Peace River Woodstock Montreal Montreal 4-4831. Vice -President and Mana- Messner. CFAR, Flin Flon CJCJ, * Separately programmed. ger - J. W. Stovin. CFRY, Portage Woodstock, N.B. Radio and TV Sales is the major Winnipeg '304 Lindsay Building, Represents the following stations in La Prairie *CKEN, Kentville - Canadian rep firm handling US. Portage and - Notre Dame, 943- Winnipeg only:- CKPC, Brantford * CKAD, Radio: CKCY, Sault CFML, Cornwall Middleton stations - AM, FM & TV. The 2662. Manager - C. J. McCartney. CKEK, Cranbrook Ste. Marie CJLX, *CFAB, Windsor company lists more than 100 major The company represents these CJDC, CJET, Fort William *Evangeline outlets across the nation. stations:- Dawson Creek Smiths Falls CKLB, Oshawa Network CJIC, Sault Radio: ')KOS-TV. CKNL, CFBR, Sudbury CKLN, Nelson I Yorkton (CKOS- Fort St. John CHNO, Sudbury Ste. Marie SCHARF BROADCAST CJOR, Vancouver TV-1-Dauphin, CKCQ, Quesnel CFCL, Timmins SALES LTD. (Toronto, Mont- CJJC, Langley CJCJ, Woodstock, QUALITY BROADCAST SALES Vancouver - 1006 Richards Street, real, Winnipeg? CKievan TVCKOS- -2- CHUB, Nanaimo N.B. Vancouver 2 684-6277. Presi- CKXL, Calgary TV -3 - Wyn- CJAV, CFOX, Montreal Toronto Suite 341, Lord Simcoe - CHEC, Lethbridge yard) Port Alberni CHLT, Sherbrooke - dent - C. A. Brian Scharf. Hotel, 150 King St. W. - 368-4545. Represents the following stations in CJNB, North C -.TAY -TV, CFTK, CKTS, Sherbrooke President W. E. Bellman. Gen- Battleford Winnipeg Terrace -Kitimat CHLN, - Vancouver only:- CKOM, Saskatoon (Toronto, Mont- CKLG, Vancouver, Trois-Rivières eral Manager - Terry Bate. Radio: CKTS, Sherbrooke CFSL, Weyburn real & Vancou- CFCW, Camrose CFBC, St. John Montreal - Toll free ZEnith 5-3530. CFCP, Courtenay CJCH, Halifax (Winnipeg & ver)

18 September 5th, 1963 WEED & COMPANY celebrates this month its

26th ANNIVERSARY

as the leading United States

representative of Canadian Broadcasting Stations

WEED & COMPANY represents Television Stations in twelve of the fourteen largest Canadian markets as follows:

Market Rank Market Station 1. Toronto -Hamilton, Ont. CBLT 2. Montreal, Que. CBMT 3. Vancouver -Victoria, B.C. CBUT 4. Ottawa, Ont. CBOT 5. Winnipeg, Man. CBWT 6. Edmonton, Alta. CBXT 7. Quebec, Que. CFCM 8. Calgary, Alta. CHCT 9. Halifax, N.S. CBHT 12. St. John's, Nfld. CJON 13. Kitchener -Waterloo, Ont. CKCO 14. Sudbury, Ont. CKSO

WEED & COMPANY

NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO ATLANTA ST. LOUIS DETROIT LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND SEATTLE Vancouver) CJOH-TV, Ottawa Los Angeles - 1901 West 8th St. - CJME, Regina St. Catharines CKGM, Montreal CHCT-TV, Calgary CJBQ, Belleville CFCH-TV, HU. 3-9671. Clark Barnes. CFNS, Saskatoon CJET, Smiths Falls CHNC, CJBR-TV, CFCO, Chatham North Bay CKSB, St. Boniface New Carlisle Rimouski CKPR, OFTO-TV, Atlanta - 1371 Peachtree St. - RI. CFCO, Chatham Television: CJBR, Rimouski CKMI-TV, Fort William Toronto (Mont- 7-3723. Clay Forker. CJLX, Ft. William CKSA-TV, CKCH, Hull Quebec City Port Arthur real, Winnipeg, CFCL, Timmins Lloydminster CKCV, Quebec CFCM-TV, CJRL, Kenora Vancouver) Dallas 511 North Akard Building CHUM, Toronto CFCL-TV, Radio Nord, Rouyn Quebec City CKWS, Kingston CKPR-TV, - CJMT, Chicoutimi Timmins CFNB, CKRN-TV, Rouyn CJKL, - TR. 5-6644. Allen Hundley. Port Arthur The company represents Fredericton CKTM-TV, Kirkland Lake CJBR-TV, these CJEM, Trois Rivières CHEX, Rimouski (CJES- stations: - FORJOE-TV, INC. (TV) Edmundston CBHT, Halifax Peterborough TV - Estcourt, Radio: CFCH, North Bay FORJOE & COMPANY, CKNB, CJCB-TV, Sydney CFOS, CFCV-TV Fraser Valley CKWS, Kingston INC. (RADIO) Campbellton CFCY-TV, Owen Sound Clermont, - Radio CHEX, CJCB, Sydney Charlottetown CHIC, Brampton CJBR-TV-1 - CHWK, Peterborough New York 230 Park Avenue, New CJLS, Yarmouth CJON-TV, CFCH, North Bay Edmundston) Chilliwack CJIC, Sault - CJON, St. John's St. John's CKGB, Timmins CFVR, Ste. Marie York 17 - ORegon 9-6820. Presi- CFTM-TV, Mont- dent Joseph Bloom. Television: CJOX-TV, CFRB, Toronto real (Winnipeg Abbottsford CKGB, Timmins - CFCR-TV, Argentia (Winnipeg (S, Okanagan Radio CKEY, Toronto CJCN-TV, & Vancouver) CKNX, Chicago 35 East Wacker Dr. Kamloops Vancouver) CKTM-TV, CKOK, Wingham - - CBXT, Edmonton Grand Falls CFMB, Montreal Penticton CFCF, Montreal CEntral 6-7858. CBYT, CJAD, Trois Rivières CKOV, Kelowna CJLH-TV, Montreal The Lionel CFCY, Atlanta Clarke Brown Co., 1182 Lethbridge Cornerbrook (Winnipeg & Network: CJIB, Vernon Charlottetown - Vancouver) CKCW-TV, CKPG, CHSJ, Saint John W. Peachtree St., N.W. - TRinity CKCW, Moncton Moncton Prince George CHNS, Halifax 5-9539. CJON, St. John's CJAT, Trail CJCB, Sydney CKAM-TV, Los Angeles 1540 YOUNG CANADIAN LIMITED ZBM, Hamilton, North Shore CKWX, Vancouver Television: - North Highland Bermuda CKAM-TV-1, CFGP, CKPG-TV, Ave. - H011ywood 6-7279. New York 3 East 54th St., New ZNS, Nassau, Grande Prairie Prince George - 1-4848. Presi- Newcastle San Francisco 681 Market York 22 - PLaza Bahamas CKCD-TV, CJCA, Edmonton CHAN -TV, - St., San dent Adam Young. Vice -Presi- Campbellton CFAC, Calgary Vancouver Francisco 5 - DOuglas 2-6979. - F. Television: CFGW-TV-1, CJOC, CHAT -TV, dent - Thomas Malone. KVOS-TV, Gaspé West Lethbridge Medicine Hat Dallas - Clark Brown Co. - 532 Chicago Prudential Plaza, Chi- CHAT, CKWS-TV, Fidelity Union Life Bldg., Dallas 1. - Vancouver cago 1 - MIchigan 2-6190. R. CHCA-TV, Red CJON-TV, Medicine Hat Kingston (214) 742-5409. Stella (TV), Earl W. Steil Deer (CHCA-TV St. John's CKBI, CFPL-TV, London John Prince Albert CFCH-TV, Detroit Room 659, Book Bldg. (Radio). 1 - Coronation, (CJOX-TV - - - CHCA-TV 2 Argentia, CKRC, Winnipeg North Bay WOodward 1-6036. - Golden Triangle CHEX-TV, Detroit 2940 Book Building, Banff) CJCN-TV - - 3-6919. CHAB-TV, Central Nfid.) Radio Peterborough The company represents these Detroit 26 - WOodward Moose Jaw ZBM-TV, CKKW, CKNX-TV, stations: - Manager - Dick Freeman. (CHRE-TV, Bermuda Kitchener Wingham Radio: CFTM-TV, Regina) CJOY, Guelph CFCF-TV, CKXL, Calgary Montreal Atlanta - 1182 West Peachtree St., CKOC, Hamilton Montreal CHED, Edmonton CHCA-TV, N.W., Atlanta 9 - TRinity 3-2564. CJKL, CHSJ-TV, CKLC, Kingston Red Deer Manager - Harold M. Parks. TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES Kirkland Lake Saint John CKLM, Montreal CJFB-TV, CKDA, Victoria Swift Current St. Louis - 915 Olive St. - MAin LTD. Television: 1-5020. Manager Tom Dolan. CJPM-TV, - Toronto 76 St. Clair Ave. W. DONALD COOKE 6290 Somerset Blvd., - INCORPORATED Chicoutimi Los Angeles - - WAlnut 4-0727. President - Hollywood 28. Manager - William Gordon Ferris. Exec. V.P. - R. New York - 145 East 52nd St., New L. Wallace. H. Quinn. Sales Mgr. - Eric York 19 MUrray Hill 8-2190. E. S. SUMNER CORP. Viccary. - Boston - 129 Newbury St. - COn- Chicago - 205 W. Walker Drive, New York - 620 Fifth Ave., New gress 2-1145. Manager - Wm. A. Montreal - 1411 Crescent St. - ST. 2-5096. York 20 - LT. 1-8330. President Queen. AVenue 8-4257. Sales Manager - - Gene Sumner. Vice -President Bruce Young. Los Angeles - 111 North La Cienega - Todd Gaulocher. Dallas - 1300 Tower Petroleum Blvd., Beverly Hills - OLympia Bldg., Dallas 1. RIverside 8-5239. Vancouver - 1131 Richards St. - 2-1313. Chicago - 333 N. Michigan Ave., Clyde Melville. MUtual 5-0288. Manager - Frank Chicago, Ill. - ST. 2-7784. Carroll Jobes. San Francisco - 690 .Market St., Layman. San Francisco - 105 Montgomery EX. 7-0536. St. - YUkon 6-5366. Robert Winnipeg - 171 McDermott Ave. The company represents these Somerville (Radio), John M. Slo- WHitehall 3-9574. Manager - A. The company represents these stations: - cum (TV). J. Messner. stations: - Radio: KVOS-TV, Radio: CKOY, Ottawa CKCW, Moncton Vancouver The company represents these The company represents these CKEK, Cranbrook CFGM, Richmond Television: CJAY-TV, radio stations :- stations: - CFBV, Smithers Hill -Toronto CKCW-TV, Winnipeg CKLN, Nelson CJAF, Cabano Television: CFQC-TV, CJDC, CHOK, Sarnia Moncton CHCH-TV, CKNW, CKRS, CJDC-TV, Saskatoon Dawson Creek CFLM, La Tuque CKVR-TV, Barrie Hamilton New Jonquière Dawson Creek CJFB-TV, CHUB, Nanaimo CKTR, Westminster CKBL, Matane CFTK, Terrace, Swift Current CJAV, Trois Rivières CFCN, Calgary CKVL, Verdun Prince Rupert KXLY TV, Port Alberni CKBW, WEED & COMPANY CFRN, Edmonton (Montreal) CFRN-TV, Spokane CKCQ, Quesnel Bridgewater CKRD, Red Deer CHRC, Quebec Edmonton CESM-TV, CFAX, Victoria CKEC, New York 17 - 535 Fifth Ave. - CKRM, Regina CJQC, Quebec CFCN-TV, Calgary Thompson CFSL, Weyburn New Glasgow 212-867-2600. President Joe CFQC, Saskatoon CJFP, CKSA-TV, CFAM, Altona CFMB, Montreal - WPTZ, Weed. Vice -President Pete Mc - CJGX, Yorkton Rivière du Loup Lloydminster Plattsburg, N.Y. CHIC, Brampton - CKX, Brandon CKRB, St. Georges CFOB, Television: Gurk. Alfred Bonomolo, Rita Scar- CKDM, Dauphin de Beauce Fort Frances CJDC-TV, fone. CFAR, Flin Flon CHLT, Sherbrooke CJRL, Kenora Dawson Creek TYRRELL & NADON, BROAD- Chicago 11 435 N. Michigan Ave. CJOB, Winnipeg CKTS, Sherbrooke CHVC, - CKBB, Barrie CKLD, CAST REPRESENTATIVES LTD. Niagara Falls - 312-467-7070. C. C. Weed Senr. CJBQ, Belleville Thetford Mines C. C. Weed Junr. CFJR, Brockville CHLN, Toronto - Suite 1019, 484 Church Trois Rivières St. 925-4308. President John Atlanta - P.O. Box 7663 - 404-876- CKPR, - - THE DEVNEY ORGANIZATION 6464. Bob Jensen. Fort William CFDA, Tyrrell. INC. CHML, Hamilton Victoriaville Boston 16 - Statler Building - 617- CFOR, Orillia CKVM, Ville Marie Montreal - Suite 12, Palais du New York 347 Madison Ave, New 482-6117. Mrs. Nona Kirby, Kay CFOS, CKBC, Bathurst Commerce Bldg., 1600 Rue Berri - Owen Sound CFBC, Saint John York 17 - MUrray Hill 3-5830. Chille. Antigonish - VIctor 5-2616. President - Manager E. J. Devney. CHOV, Pembroke CJFX, Jean Nadon. - Detroit 26 - 1610 Book Building - CKCY, CJCH, Halifax 313-961-2685. Bernard P. Pearse. Sault Ste. Marie CFCB, Boston - 100 Boylston St. Manager Corner Brook Vancouver - 1900 W. 4th Ave. - George C. Bingham. Beverly Hills N. La CFBR, Sudbury REgent 1-6511. - D. Macdonald. - - Cienega Blvd. CHNO, Sudbury. VOCM, St. John's Chicago 360 North Michigan Ave., 213-652-1313. Lee F. O'Connell, CFRB, Toronto The company represents these - James Walsh. Chicago 1. Manager - Ronald J. stations:- Durham. Portland 4 - 807 Wilcox Bldg. - CKCQ, Quesnel CFBV, 503-226-3973. H. S. Jacobson. ADAM YOUNG INC. CKCQ-1, Smithers, B.C. Los Angeles - 1680 N. Vine St., Williams Lake CHRD, Hollywood 28. Manager - Harlan St. Louis 23 - 8138 Normal Drive. New York - 3 East 54th St., New CHOW, Welland Drummondville 314-843-2400. Jack Hetherington. 22 PL. 1-4848. President CFRG, CKVM, Ville -Marie G. Oakes. - York - Gravelbourg CHLC, Baie San Francisco 5 - 681 Market St. - Adam Young. Executive Vice- CFNS, Saskatoon Comeau San Francisco - 681 Market St., -415-392-1507. Ward Glenn. president James F. O'Grady San Francisco 5. Manager - C -FUN, Vancouver CHGB, Ste Anne - Seattle 1 1001 Tower Bldg. 206- Junr. Sales Manager - Arthur CJGX, Yorkton de la Pocatiere Ward Glenn. - - W. Scott. (In Chicago, Detroit, CFTG, Alma CKEC, 624-6333. William J. Wagner, Jack Kansas City 1012 Baltimore Bldg., Hauser. Atlanta, St. Louis, Los Angeles, New Glasgow - Francisco, Kansas City 5. Manager - Eugene Radio: Television: Boston, Dallas and San F. Gray. CBUT, Vancouver CKBI-TV, personnel listed under Young United States CFJC, Kamloops Prince Albert Canadian Ltd. also applies.) St. Louis - 915 Olive Street. Man- CFTK, Terrace CKCK-TV, Regina ALL -CANADA RADIO & ager - Eugene F. Gray. CJVI, Victoria CKX-TV, Brandon Represents the following TELEVISION LIMITED CHAR, Moose Jaw CBWT, Winnipeg television stations:- The company represents these CKCK, Regina CJIC-TV, CFCN-TV, Calgary CKPR-TV, New York - 10 Rockefeller Plaza stations :- CKOM, Sault Ste. Marie CFRN-TV, Port Arthur - - CI. 6-1425. TV Director - Bill Radio: CKAC, Montreal Saskatoon CKCO-TV, Edmonton Fort William Townsend. Radio Director Lloyd C -FUN, Vancouver CKCL, Truro CFPA, Port Arthur Kitchener CHAB-TV, CKRS-TV, - CHFA, Edmonton CKY, Winnipeg CFPL, London CKSO-TV, Moose Jaw Jonquière Johnston. CKSA, CKCR, Kitchener CFRA, Ottawa Sudbury Regina CKBL-TV, Matane Chicago 333 North Michigan Ave. Lloydminster CKSL, London CHOW, Welland CBLT. Toronto CFQC-TV, CKRT-TV, - CFRG, CKLB, Oshawa CJSS, Cornwall CBOT, Ottawa Saskatoon Rivière du Loup - ST. 2-7494. Bob Flanigan. Gravelbourg CKPT, CKAR, Huntsville CBMT, Montreal CJOH-TV, Ottawa CHLT-TV, San Francisco - 58 Sutter Street - CJNB, Peterborough CKSO, Sudbury CHAU -TV, CHOV-TV, Sherbrooke DO. 2-7159. Sue Masterson. North Battleford CKTB, CJMS, Montreal New Carlisle Pembroke

20 September 5th, 1963 STATION and PERSONNEL REGISTER (Radio)

(1) Okanagan British Columbia Broadcasters (9) Bill Gibson (2) Gordon W. Burnett (21 & 22) Quality Broadcast (10) Ken Chang Ltd. (11) Ron Coull (3) Douglas S. Greig Sales (11) Al Davidson (2) Mrs. G. T. Browne (12) Bill Gibson (4 & 5) Donald C. Macdonald (26) Dec. 10, 1959 (12) Brad Keene CFVR, ABBOTSFORD (3 & 5) James H. Browne (14) Zel Richards (6) Al Jordan (14) Nancy Richer 250 watts on 1,240 kcs, linked (7) Jack Cooper (15) Bill Gibson (7) Bob Robinson (15) Don McTavish with CHWK, Chilliwack, and (9) Dave Neufeld (16) Mrs. Irene Maskell (9) Al Jordan VANCOUVER (16) Lois Redstone operating as part-time satellite. CJOR, (11) Jack Bews (18) John Horbatch (10) Brian Frost (17) Lyndon Grove Rest of time (40%) independent 10,000 watts on 600 kcs. (12) Bob Hall (20) Ivan Hollway (11) Jim Nielsen (18) Don McKechnie operation with separate staff. (1) CJOR Limited (13) Bill Cleaver (21) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (12) Mike Davies (19) Helmut Glaser CBC. (2 & 3) Mrs. G. C. Chandler (15) Dave Dunn (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. (14) Mrs. Kelly Young (20) Peter Mackintosh (1) Fraser Valley Ass't to President and (16) Marlene Dittrick (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (15) Ken Macdonald (21 & 22) Radio Broadcasters Ltd. Ntl. Sales Manager - (17) Dave Dunn (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (16) Barbara Tisman Representatives Ltd. (3) Murdo Maclachlan Peter Kosick (18) Mrs. Gloria Mildenberger (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (17) Aubrey Price (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (5) Bill Teetzel Vice -President and Chief (20) Arthur Vipond (26) April 1, 1946 (18) Allison Kennedy Engineer (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (6) Bill Wolfe (21 to 25) AR -Canada - (20) Stan Davis A. H. Chandler (25) Harlan Oakes & Assoc. (7) Jack Dodge (26) Nov. 4, 1931 (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (6) Vic Waters (26) Jan. 31, 1955 CKPG, PRINCE GEORGE (25) Devney Organization Inc. (9) Ron Cooper 250 watts on kcs. CHWK, CHILLIWACK CJJC, LANGLEY 550 CBC. (26) 1922 (11) Joe Midmore (1) CKPG Limited 10,000 watts on 1,270 kcs. 1,000 watts on 850 kcs. (12) Ed Robinson CKWX, VANCOUVER (2 & 3) Robert T. Harkins CBC. (1) City and Country Radio (15) Hank Boxtart 50,000 watts on 1,130 kcs. (1) Fraser Valley Limited Director of Radio - Ronald (16) Dolores Greye A. (1) CKWX Radio Ltd. Broadcasters Ltd. (2 & 3) Joseph E. Chesney East CHQM, VANCOUVER (17) Hector MacKay (5) John W. Barlee (2) Arthur Holstead (3) Murdo Maclachlan (5) Gordon Rose 10,000 watts on 1,320 kcs. (18) Mrs. Anne McManus (3) Wm. A. Speers (6 & 7) Norris A. McLean (5) Bill Teetzel (6) Joe Chesney (1) Vancouver Broadcasting (20) Art Chandler General Sales Manager (9) Jack E. Garbutt - (6) Bill Wolfe (8) Gordon Rose Associates Ltd. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Dick Lennie (11 & 12) Barry J. Hamelin (7) Bill Wolfe (9) Joe Chesney (2 & 3) W. E. Bellman (26) July 13, 1926 (7) John Ansell (13) Fred M. Morley (9) Bob Singleton (11 & 12) William Fox National Sales Manager (9) Barrie (14) Ann King - Clark (11) Keith Tutt (13) Bob Shewan John R. Grant (10) Ron Robinson (15) D. (13) Murdo Maclachlan (14) Gordon Rose Ab. Wiebe Retail Sales Manager CKLG, VANCOUVER (16) Marcel J. Leveque - (11) Neil Nisbet (15) Bill Teetzel (16) Marybeth Gyurcocki G. A. Altman 10,000 watts on 730 kcs. (12) Jim Robson (17) Ab. D. Wiebe (16) Mrs. B. Needs (17) Lillian Mann (6) Terry Garner (1) Moffat Broadcasting Ltd. (15) Doug Reid (18) Gail Bryant (17) Tom Rannie (18) Marlene Chesney (9) Bill Phillips (2) Lloyd E. Moffat (16) Jack Hughes (20) Stan W. Davis (20) Tony Shepherd (20) Dave Pomeroy (10) Garry Gaudet (3) Lewis R. Roskin (17) Mrs. Doreen Janko (21 to 25) All -Canada (21 to 25) All-Canada (21, 22 & 23) Radio Reps. Ltd. (11) Ralph Daly (5) Don Hamilton (18) Jim Morris (26) Feb. 8, 1945 (26) June 23, 1927 (26) January 19, 1963 (16) Mrs. Anne Bolton (6) Keith Sterling (20) Charles R. Smith (17) Mrs. Iris Tickner (7) Frank Callaghan (21 to 25) All -Canada (20) Stan Davis (9) Monty MacFarlane (26) April 1, 1923 CFCP, COURTENAY CHUB, NANAIMO CFPR, PRINCE RUPERT 10,000 watts on 1,000 watts on 1,440 kcs. CBC. 1,570 kcs. 250 watts on 1,240 kcs. Owned (1) (1) CFCP Radio Limited Nanaimo Broadcasting and operated by the Canadian Corporation Limited (2 & 3) William G. Browne Broadcasting Corporation. (2 & 3) Bob Giles (5) Scott Hunter (5) Joe Lawlor (6) Stan Hofseth (6 & 7) Jack Kyle CKCQ, QUESNEL (7) Grant Lawrence (9) Lyall Feltham 1,000 watts on 570 kcs. (8) Billy Browne, CBC RADIO NETWORK (10) Jack Kyle (1) Cariboo Broadcasters Ltd. STATIONS (9) Grant Lawrence (11) Grant Betz (2) J. Fred Weber (10) Barry Bell (12) Larry Thomas (3) Dennis Reid (11) Bruce Hood (15) Joe Lawlor (5) John V. Boates (12) Dennis O'Leary (16) Bob Golob (6, 7 & 8) Gil McCall CBC English Radio Prairie Region (13) Ron Dini (17) Judy Almas (9) Bob Leckie CKX (14) Mrs. Mickey Simms Brandon (20) John Morgan (11) D. Reid Network (15) Stan Hofseth CFAR Flin Flon (21 to 24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (12) Bob Leckie (16) Mrs. Mickey Simms (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (14) Mona Nielsen Northwest Territories: CHFC Fort Churchill (17) Myles Murchison (26) May 24, 1949 (15) John V. Boates CBW Winnipeg (18) Ken Barrass CFYK Yellowknife (16 & 17) Mike Halleran Fred CBK Regina (20) Grant (18 & 19) Tom Fulton CHAK Inuvik NELSON (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales Ltd. CKLN, (20) Stan Davis CFFB Frobisher Bay CFAC Calgary kcs. CBC. (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales 1,000 watts on 1,390 (21 & 22) Tyrell & Nadon CFGP Grande Prairie Ltd. (1) News Publishing Co. Ltd. CFWH Whitehorse (23) A. J. Messner CBX Sept. 1, (3) Alan R. Ramsden Edmonton (26) 1959 (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Atlantic Region: CBXA Edmonton (9) Brian McLeod (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (13) lan McFarlane (26) Aug. 28, 1957 CFGB Goose Bay CJOC Lethbridge CKEK, CRANBROOK-KIMBERLEY (14) Julia Dawne CBY Cornerbrook CHAT Medicine Hat 1,000 watts on 570 kcs. (20) A. R. Ramsden (1) East Kootenay CBG Gander (21 to 24) Stovin-Ryles Ltd. CKCQ-1, WILLIAMS LAKE Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Pacific Region (25) Young Canadian Ltd. 250 watts on 1,240 kcs. Satel- CBT Grand Falls (2) B. Redisky CFVR Abbotsford (26) July 15, 1939 lite of CKCQ, Quesnel; same (3) Lloyd J. Hoole CBN St. John's staff. Programs originate from CHWK Chilliwack (5) Corvel Sawchuk CFCY Charlottetown CKNW, NEW WESTMINSTER both and are (9) John McLeod stations carried CFCP Courtenay 10,000 watts on 980 kcs. simultaneously over both trans- CJFX Antigonish (11 & 12) Frank Matovich CFJC Kamloops (1) Radio N W Ltd. mitters. CKBW Bridgewater (16) Mrs. Sharon Melenka Frank A. C. A. CKOV Kelowna (17) Jean Laker (2) Griffiths, CBH Halifax (3) Bill CKLN Nelson (20) Jim Gillespie Hughes CKEC New Glasgow (4) Hal L. Davis CFBV, SMITHERS: CKOK Penticton (21 & 22) Radio & TV Sales 1,000 watts on 1230 kcs. CBI Sydney Inc. Local Sales Manager - Lloyd Bray (1) CFBV Limited, CJAV Port Alberni (23) A. J. Messner & Co. CKCL Truro Sales Manager (3) Ron East CKPG Prince George (24) Radio Reps. (B.C.) Ltd. General - CJLS Yarmouth Mel Cooper (21 & 22) Tyrell & Nadon (25) Donald Cooke Inc. CFPR Prince Rupert (7) L. Davis (25) Donald Cooke Inc. CKBC Bathurst (26) Oct. 19, 1957 Hal CJAT Trail (9) Bob Hutton CKNB Campbellton (10) Len Hopkins CBU Vancouver CFTK, TERRACE CFNB Fredericton CJDC, DAWSON CREEK (11) Warren Barker CJIB Vernon 1,000 watts on 1,140 kcs. CKMR Newcastle 1,000 watts on 1,350 kcs. (12) Jim Cox (1) Skeena Broadcasters Ltd. CJVI Victoria (1) Radio Station CJDC (15) Glen M. Garvin CBA Sackville Managing Director (Dawson Creek B.C.) Ltd. (16) Mrs. Maureen Stoney - J. Fred Weber CHSJ Saint John (2) H. L. Michaud (17) Tony Antonias CBC French (5) Wayne Seabrook CJCJ Woodstock Radio (3) Mike Lavern (18) Len Hopkins (6 & 7) Al Parfitt (6) Bas Jamieson (20) Leo Haydamack Network (8) John Ford Mid Eastern Region: (9) Chuck Mudrak (21 & 22) Stephens & (9) Campbell Lawe (11, 12 &.13) Al Kelly Towndrow CBM Montreal (10) Al Parfitt CHAD Amos (14 & 16) Verna Ophus (23) Broadcast Reps Ltd. CJQC (11 & 12) Hugh McLarty Quebec (17) Tom Wills (25) Young Canadian Ltd. CHGB Ville de la Pocatiere (13) John McAllister CKTS Sherbrooke (18) Olga Jacobs (26) August, 1944 CHLT (14) Mrs. Claire Kokesh Sherbrooke (20) R. Messner CJBQ Belleville (15) John Ford CHNC New Carlisle (21 & 22) National Time Sales CJNR Blind River OKANAGAN RADIO (16) Mrs. Vera McKay (23) A. J. Messner & Co. CJFP Rivière du Loup Consists of CKOV, Kelowna; (17) Loraine Irving CFJR Brockville (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales CJAF Cabano CKOK, Penticton; and CJIB, (18) Sigrun Turteltaub CFOB Fort Frances (25) Donald Cooke, Inc. Vernon. Nationally the three (19) Bill Simmonds CJBR Rimouski (26) December 15, 1947 CKAR Huntsville stations are regarded as one. (20) John Nance CJRL Kenora CKBL Matane The National Sales Manager is (21 & 24) Radio Reps. Ltd. CKCH Hull CFJC, KAMLOOPS Ken Compton, who works out (25) Weed & Co. CKWS Kingston CKLD Thetford Mines 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 of Kelowna (P.O. Box 100). (26) Aug. 5, 1960 CJKL Kirkland Lake watts nighttime) on 910 kcs. CKML Mont Laurier CBC. CKOK, PENTICTON CKCR Kitchener CKLS La Sarre CJAT, TRAIL (1) Inland Broadcasters Ltd. (See Okanagan Radio) CKLY 1,000 watts on 610 kcs. CBC. Lindsay CKRB Ville St. Georges (2) Ronald White 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. CBC. (1) Kootenay Broadcasting CFPL London CKRN Rouyn (3) Ian G. Clark (1) CKOK Ltd. Co. Ltd. (4) Jean C. Ross (2) Maurice P. Finnerty CFCH North Bay CKVD Val d'Or (2) A. S. Mawdsley (5) Walter Harwood (3) Ralph J. Robinson CKVM Ville (3) Joseph P. Kobluk CFOR Orillia Marie (6 & 7) Walter Jones (5) G. Dane Harry (5) Robert W. Meneer CHLN Trois Rivières (8 & 9) Neil Morrison (7) Dave Gamble CBO Ottawa (9) Dave McCrady (10 & 11) Gordon Rye Don Ewart CFLM La Tuque (9) (10) Dave Glover CFOS Owen Sound (12) Walter Jones (11) Mike Mangan CHRL Roberval (16) Dave Townsend (13) Gordon Rye (12) Don Ewart CHOV Pembroke (20) Gordon L. Fairweather CBF Montréal (14) Jean C. Ross (13) Bjorn Bjornson CHEX (15) (21 to 25) All -Canada Peterborough CBV Quebec Jack Crane (15) Dave Gamble ' (26) Dec. 25. 1931 (16) Loretta Schwartz (16) Jack Wall CFPA Port Arthur CBJ Chicoutimi (17) Joan Patterson (17) Lou Hohenadel CHOK CBAF Moncton (18) Dave Tierney Sarnia (18) Mrs. Bev Watts CBU, VANCOUVER (19) Gordon Rye (20) George C. Cameron CJIC Sault Ste. Marie CJEM Edmur3dston (20) Kurt Reichennek 10,000 watts on 690 kcs. (21 to 25) All -Canada Owned and operated by the CJET Smiths Falls CFBR Sudbury (21 to 24) All -Canada (26) Sept. 13, 1948 CFCL Timmins (25) Weed & Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- CJCS Stratford Company tion. CKSB St. Boniface (26) May 1, 1926 CKSO CJAV, PORT ALBERNI Sudbury CFNS Saskatoon 250 watts 1,240 kcs. CKGB Timmins CFRG Gravelbourg CKOV, KELOWNA (1) CJAV Limited C -FUN, VANCOUVER CBL (see Okanagan Radio) (2 & 3) Kenneth Hutcheson 10,000 watts on 1410 kcs. Toronto CFGR Gravelbourg 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. CBC. (5) Maurice Inwards (1) Radio C -FUN Ltd. CBE Windsor CHFA Edmonton

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Station Birth Date (6) Jim Waddell (11) Jim Struthers (12) Ken Milton 9. Morning Man (8) Bob Wilson CFRG, GRAVELBOURG 18. Librarian (13) Jim Struthers (9) Jim Waddell 5,000 watts on 710 kcs. CBC. (11) Leo Dow (1) Radio-Gravelbourg Limitée (14) Mrs. Carol Gay Bell CJIB, VERNON (12) Don Pilling (2) Pierre Lafrance (15) Ken Roland (20) Earle C. Connor (9) Iry Shore (16) Mrs. Sylvia (See Okanagan (13) Leo Dow (3 & 5) Dumont Lepage Little Radio) (21 to 25) All -Canada (10) Harry Farmer (17) Vern Bell 1,000 watts on (14) Mrs. Joan Waterfield (6) Leonard Beaudry 940 kcs. CBC. (26) May 2, 1922 (11) Wm. (Bill) Hogle (18) Mrs. Anne Roland (1) Interior Broadcasters (16) Gwen Mundell (7) Dumont Lepage Ltd. (12) Al McCann (20) Howard Dean President & Managing (17) Mrs. Joan Waterfield (8) Benoît Pariseau (13) Scott Flewitt (21 to 25) -Canada Director CFCN, CALGARY (20) Bob Macdonald (9) Arthur Bouffard All -A. G. Seabrook (14) Mrs. Corinne Noonan (26) 10,000 watts on 1,060 kcs. (21 to 23) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (10) Miss July 29, 1922 (4) Harry Gorman (15) Dale Rosborough Andrée Audette (1) The Voice of the Prairies (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (11) (5) John Lishman (16) Mary Collins Marcel Moor Ltd. (26) Aug. 28, 1959 (7) John Foster (17) John Barron (12) Benoît Pariseau (2 & 3) H. Gordon Love CKRM, REGINA (9) Tom O'Neill (18) Mrs. Nadia Sinclair (13) Marcel Moor (11) Mrs. Mabel Vice -President - Jas A. Love (14) Miss Andrée Audette 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 Johnson Mgr. (20) Ted Wadson CJOC, LETHBRIDGE (12) Don Warner Operations - (15) Dumont Lepage watts nighttime) on 980 kcs. (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. CBC. (15) Hannah Witt Gordon L. Carter (16 & 17) Jeanne Beauregard (1) Western Communications (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (1) Lethbridge Broadcasting (5) Robert F. Irvine (18) Andrée Audette Ltd. (16) Mrs. Herta Pospischil (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Ltd. (17) Mrs. (6) Don Thomas (19 & 20) Guy Préfontaine (2 & 3) James T. Miller Belle Rounce (25) Young Canadian Ltd. and (2) Hugh Pearson (18) John Davies (8) Gordon Kelly (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (5) William Savick (9) Bob Bell Harlan G. Oakes (3) Arthur J. Balfour (19 & 20) Laurie Wright (25) Devney Organization Inc. (6 & 7) Bob Hill (11) N. Love (26) Nov. 1, 1934 (4) Eugene P. Ross (21 to 25) All -Canada William (26) June 1, 1952 (8 & 9) Ron Barnes (12) Henry Viney (5) Donald H. McFarland (26) Sept. 22, 1947 (10) Roy Brown (13) Ross Henry CHED, EDMONTON (6 & 7) Robt. M. Laing (11) Harvey Johnson (15) Larry Langley 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (8) Daniel Taylor CFGR, GRAVELBOURG (12) Beattie Martin (9) Ken Tremaine 250 watts on 1,230 kcs. CBC CFAX, VICTORIA Promotion & Merchandising (1) Radio Station CHED Ltd. (13) Harvey Johnson (10) Ray Georgeson French Network. Nighttime 1,000 watts on 810 kcs. Director - (2) Lloyd E. Moffat (14 & 15) Joan Wadsworth (11) William Skelton broadcasting only. Same staff (1) Saanich Broadcasting Ron Sommerville (3) Murray D. Dyck (16) Mrs. Donna Holdsworth (12) Ron Makarenko as CFRG. (2) Charlie White (16) Louise Tetrault (5) Bill Sysak (17) Mrs. Lou Blakely (13) Larry G. Sherwood (3) Clare Copeland (17) Frank B. Brand (6) Jerry Forbes (20) Leonard V. Cozine (15) William McCann (5) W. Hustler (18) Don Williams (7) Claude Blackwood CHAB, MOOSE JAW (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales Ltd. (20) Robert W. Lamb (16) Arleen Hink (6, 7 & 9) Dave Sands (9) John Dolan 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (17) Mrs. June Ravnborg (10) Garth (21 & 22) Radio Representatives (10) Dick Taylor (1) CHAB Ltd. (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Millar (18) Ray Georgeson (11 & 12) John Bell Ltd. (11) Wally Strang (2 & 3) Jack Moffat (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (20) Douglas Card (13) John Ashbridge (23) A. J. Messner (12) Wes Montgomery (5) George Lawlor (26) Aug. 1, 1926 (21 to 25) All -Canada (14) June Boyd (24) Radio Representatives (15) John Barton (6) Ted Kelly (26) May 10, 1926 (16) Susan Basanta (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (16) Myrna Shields (7) Ken Newans (17) Hugh Smith (26) May 18, 1922 (17) Mrs. Louise Perkins (8) Ross Miller CFNS, SASKATOON (18) John Ashbridge (18) Dick Taylor CKSA, LLOYDMINSTER (9) Ted Kelly 1,000 watts on 1,170 kcs. CBC. (19) Orville Davidson (10) Carlene Budau (20) Vince Meilen CKXL, CALGARY 10,000 watts on 1,150 kcs. French Network. (20) Nichol (11) Chuck McManus (21) Air -Times Sales 10,000 watts on 1,140 kcs. Clint (1) Sask.-Alta. Broadcasters (1) Radio -Prairies -Nord (21 & 22) Stephens & (12) Ken Newans (23) A. J. Messner (1) CKXL Ltd. Ltd. Limitée Towndrow (13) Wally Macht (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (2 & 3) Alastair R. MacKenzie (2) Arthur F. Shortell (2) Clotaire Denis Sr. (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (14) Myrna Slous (26) September 4, 1959 (4) Robert L. Knight (3 & 5) J. R. D. Findlay (3) Raymond J. Marcotte (25) For¡oe & Co. Inc. (15) Graham Henderson (5) Theodore Soskin (4) F. K. Clarke (5) Gus Bandet (26) March 4, 1954 (16) Mrs. G. McNamara (6 & 7) Robert L. Knight (6) George Gonzo (7) Raymond J. Marcotte (17) Myrna Slous CJVI, VICTORIA (8 & 9) Donald Carlson (7) Wes Saunders (8) Gaetan Deschenes (18) Carlene Budau 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. CBC. (10) Wilfred Sennett CHFA, EDMONTON (9) Stu Mclsaac (9) Michel Sevigny (19) Ross Miller (1) Island Broadcasting (11) Andrew W. Philip 5,000 watts on 680 kcs. CBC. (10) G. Barber (10) Mrs. M. A. Papen (20) Mery Pickford Co. Ltd. (12) Donald Carlson French Network. (11) Elmer Devore (11) Yves Beaupre (2 & 3) William M. Guild (1) Radio Edmonton Ltee. (12) Brian Nielsen (21 & 22) Stephens & (12 & 13) Gaetan Deschenes (13) Grant MacEwan Towndrow (5) Hugh Curtis (14) Mrs. Pearl V. Borgal (2) A. M. Déch8ne (13) Elmer Devore (15) Raymond J. Marcotte (23) A. J. Messner (6) Dick Batey (16) Mrs. Margaret Barry (3 & 5) B. J. Gagnon (15) Larry Gilchrist (16) Mrs. Eva Billo (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (7) Walter Cownden (17) Theodore Soskin (6) Jacques Boucher (16) Florence Look (17) Leonette Gareau (25) Weed & Co. (9) Joe Easingwood (18) Wilfred Sennett (9) A. Rouleau (17) Larry Gilchrist (18) Loraine Archambault (26) July 7, 1922 (11) Gordon Williamson (19 & 20) Melford Hoyme (11 & 12) T. Forestier (20) Elden Giles (19 & 20) Jean Lacroix (14) Mrs. Mavis Cownden (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (14) J. Theoret (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (15) William Allen (25) For¡oe & Co. Inc. (15) J. Simon (23) A. J. Messner & Co. CJNB, NORTH BATTLEFORD (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (16) Robert McGill (26) April 23, 1927 (16) M. Vandegooten (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,460 kcs. (25) Devney Organization Inc. (18) Mrs. Rae Case (18) G. Paradis (25) Devney Organization Inc. (1) Northwestern Broadcasting (26) Nov. 6, 1952 (20) Joe Sommers (20) L. Leclair (26) April 1, 1957 Co. Ltd. CFCW, CAMROSE (21 to 24) All -Canada (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (2) Harry S. Hay 10,000 watts on 790 kcs. (25) Weed & Co. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (3 & National Commercial CFQC, SASKATOON (1) Camrose Broadcasting CHAT, MEDICINE HAT (26) April 17, 1926 (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Mgr.) Harry G. Dekker 5,000 watts on 600 kcs. Co. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,270 kcs. CBC. (25) Devney Organizations Inc. Local Commercial Manager - (1) A. A. Murphy & Sons Ltd. (2 & 3) Hal Yerxa (1) Monarch Broadcasting Co. (26) Nov. 20, 1949 Alex Johnson (2) W. A. Murphy (4 & 5) Warren H. Holte Ltd. CKDA, (6) Eldon Elliott General Manager VICTORIA (6 & 7) Rich Sims (2) J. H. Yuill - CJCA, EDMONTON (9) Harry G. Dekker Vern Dallin 10,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. (8) Bill Maxim (3) Ory Kope 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 (11) Paul Blasko (3) Roy Currie (1) Capital Broadcasting (9) Hiram Higsby (5) Tom Gunter watts nighttime) on 930 kcs. (12) Eldon Elliott (5) Euclide Bourassa System Ltd. (10) Curley Gurlock (6 & 7) Lorne Havard (1) Edmonton Broadcasting (13 & 14) Bob -Hildebrand (6) Laurie Korchin President and General Man- (11) Tony Cox (8) George Ferguson Co. Ltd. (16) Arlene Cole (8) Gordon Ross ager - David M. (12) Jim Brown (9) Earle McKitrick (2) H. E. Pearson (17) Mrs. Vivian Sabraw (9) Denny Carr Armstrong (13) Bill Owen (10) Lorne Havard (3) Barnes (20) Al Ruddell (10) Mrs. Eleanor Cailes Executive Vice -President, (14) Shirley Johns Rolfe (11) Stan Weiler General Sales Manager (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (11) Les Edwards National Sales Manager (15) Susan Butler - (12) Bernie Pascall Ken Goddard (25) Devney Organization Inc. (12) Art Henderson - Keith K. MacKenzie (16) Florence Carlson (13) Mickey Lynch Sales Manager (26) Jan. 28, 1947 (15) Fisher Local Sales Manager (17) Dan Chomlak Retail - (14) Mrs. Barbara Morrison Dennis Jack Sayers (16) Mrs. Martha Mills Lee Hallberg (18) Curley Gurlock (15) Bill Yuill (6 & 7) J. Dalt Elton CKBI, PRINCE ALBERT (17) Margaret Morrison (6) Blain Fairman (19) Ralph Allan (16) Mrs. Barbara Morrison (9) Vik Armen 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. CBC. (18) Mrs. Eleanor Cailes Secretary -Treasurer -Compt- (20) Lyndy Olson (17) Jack Hamilton (10) Boon (1) Central Broadcasting Co. (20) Lyn Hoskins roller - Mrs. Ruby (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. Harry (18) Wayne Craven (11 & 12) Rutherford Ltd. (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. Masters (23) A. J. Messner & Co. Walt (20) Sid Gaffney (14) Peg Miller (2) E. A. Rawlinson (23) A. J. Messner & Co. Operations Manager - (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (21 to 25) All -Canada (15) Don Wiebe (3) F. F. Rawlinson (24) Radio Reps. (BC) Ltd. David G. 1111 Ltd. (26) Nov. 15, 1946 (9) Blain Fairman (26) Nov. 2, 1954 National Sales Promotion - (5) B. Priest (25) Young Canadian Ltd. and (10) Mrs. Anne Welton Joe Hawryluk (6 & 7) Ian Barrie Harlan Oakes (11) Andy Stephen (16) Martha King CKYL, PEACE RIVER (8) G. Prosser (26) July 18, 1923 DRUMHELLER (12) Bob Gillingham CJDV, (17) Bev Pollock 1,000 watts on 610 kcs. (9) B. Amos watts on 910 kcs. (16) Sharon Williams 5,000 (18) Harry Boon (1) Peace River Broadcasting (10) Ian Barrie Dinosaur Broadcasting (17) Mrs. Cy Roberts (1) (19) Andre Picard Corp. Ltd. (11 & 12) N. Roche (1957) Ltd. CKOM, SASKATOON (20) Mike Doyle (20) Gordon Skutle (2 & 3) John Skelly (13) H. Maliwitz kcs. (2 & 3) Tony Mayer 10,000 watts on 1,250 (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (21 to 25) All -Canada (4) George Cambridge (14) Marion Sherman (4) Stan Sparling (1) Saskatoon Community (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (26) May 2, 1922 (6) Al Anderson (15) G. Priest Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (5) Tony Mayer (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (7) John Skelly (16) Mrs. Dora Fuller President and General (6, 7 & 8) Bill Dowson (25) Forjoe & Co. Inc. CKUA, EDMONTON (9) Al Anderson (17) A. Diehl Manager Robert A. (9) Don Zemaitis (18) - (26) Jan. 18, 1950 10,000 watts on 580 kcs. (11 & 12) Bill Rogers Mrs. Sandra Crook Hosie (10) Pat O'Conner (19) G. Prosser (1) Alberta Government (13) Barry Hawkins (4 & 5) William H. Stovin (11 & 12) Jim Fisher (20) T. Van Nes Telephones (14) Faye Tanne (6) Arnold E. Stilling (13) Bill Cameron (21 to -Canada (3) W. Hagerman (15) John Skelly 25) All E. Walburn (14) Mrs. Ann Wilton John (7) Gordon (7) Tony W. Cashman (16) Lorraine Bechard (26) 1934 (15) Bill Dowson (9) Jack McClung (8) H. Olsen (17) Mike Shainline E. Alberta (16) Mrs. Peggy Pinkham 0. (10) Gordon Walburn E. Evans (18) Terry Nord CBK, REGINA Don McDonald (17) Mrs. Ann Wilton (9) G. (11) (11 & 12) Noack (20) Les Klement 50,000 watts on 540 kcs. (12) E. Stilling CFAC, CALGARY (18) Pat O'Conner Carl Arnold (14) Mrs. Velda Barber (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. Owned and operated by the (13) Dan Worden 10,000 watts on 960 kcs. C.B.C. (20) John Briuns A. Douglas Morton (23) A. J. Messner & Co. Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Lolamae Servis (1) Calgary Broadcasting & 22) Radio & TV Sales (16) (16) (21 (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. tion. Polowick Co. Ltd. Inc. (18) Noel M. Woodman (17) Mrs. Rosemarie (20) Wm. Pinko (26) Nov. 12, 1954 (18) Mrs. Inez McGowan (2) H. E. Pearson (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (26) Nov. 21, 1927 (20) Maynard Greer Vice -President and General (26) Dec. 3, 1958 CJME, REGINA Manager - Don H. CKRD, RED DEER 1,000 watts on 1,300 kcs. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Hartford CFGP, GRANDE PRAIRIE 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 (1) Midwest Broadcasters Ltd. (25) Weed & Co. CBX, EDMONTON General Sales Manager and 10,000 watts on 1,050 kcs. CBC. watts nighttime) on 850 kcs. (2) J. Marsh Ellis (26) June 8. 1951 50,000 watts on 1,010 kcs. Assistant Manager Broadcasting (1) Central Alberta (3) Roy M. Malone - Owned and operated by the (1) Northern David F. Penn Corp. Ltd. Broadcasting (1961) Ltd. (4) Mrs. Jessie Ellis Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Manager (2) Henry L. Flock (5) Terry J. Ennis CKSW, SWIFT CURRENT Retail Sales - tion. (2) H. E. Pearson Gordon N. Walker (3) C. A. Perry Managing Director - (6) Bob Zaren 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts (6 & 7) Clarence F. Mack (4) Jack Soars Gordon Spackman (8) Jim Savage nighttime) on 1,400 kcs. (8) Jim Kunkel CBXA, EDMONTON (5) Gordon Pearcey General Manager and Com- (9) Hart Kirch (1) Frontier City Broadcasting (9) Clarence Mack and 250 watts on 740 kcs. Owned (6) Jack Soars mercial Manager - Bill (11) Ron Dyck Co. Ltd. Ned Corrigal and operated by the Canadian (8 & 9) V. des Jardines Scott (12) Hart Kirch (2) D. W. Scott (11) Don McDermid Broadcasting Corporation. (10) G. Sprecker (6 & 7) Rod Stephen (14) Mrs. Jessie Ellis (3) W. C. Gilbey (12) Eric Bishop (11) R. Sharpies (8) Ron Henry (15) J. Marsh Ellis (5) Wm. Friest (13) Reuben Hamm CFRN, EDMONTON (12) F. Tanner (9) Ian Mandin (16) Kay Lazaruk (6) W. C. Gilbey (14) Florence Thorpe 50,000 watts on 1,260 kcs. (14) Mrs. C. Dalen (11) Glen Burston (17) Mrs. Jeannie Dewhurst Dodds (15) Beverley Mannix (1) Sunwapta Broadcasting (15) Jack Feka (12 & 13) Al Hammer (20) Dave Senft (1Ó)SJ.9Toewse (16) Roy Elander Co. Ltd. (16) Mrs. Barbara Cook (14) Marlene McDonald (21) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (11) Wm. Story (17) Mrs. Barbara Paulin (2) G. R. A. (Dick) Rice (17) Mrs. Clara Dalen (15) Pat Henry (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. (12) D. Jacobson (18) Marion Lawrence (3 & 5) A. J. (Red) Hopps (18) Cecil Morton (16) Mrs. Marion Rowat (25) Devney Organization Inc. (13) A. Wallman (19) Stanley C. Gilbert (6 & 7) George A. Duffield (20) Jim de Roaldes (17) Marlene McDonald (26) Nov. 24, 1959 (14) Mrs. June Smith

24 September 5th, 1963 (15) D. W. (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. CFJR, BROCKVILLE (20) Kurt Mayer (2) G. Norris MacKenzie (16) C. Mills (25) Young Canadian Ltd. 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & (3) Garth Thomas (17) Bonnie Sinclair (26) Jan. 7, 1951 nighttime on 1,450 kcs. CBC. Company (5) Robert Carpenter (18) Mrs. Joyce Nephin (1) Eastern Ontario Broad- (23) A. J. Messner & Company (6, 7 & 9) Terry Gray (20) W. C. Gilbey (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (11) Gordon Butler CFAR, FLIN FLON casting Co. Ltd. (21 & 22) National Time Sales (2) Jack R. Radford Ltd. (12) Garth Thomas 1,000 watts on 590 (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. kcs. CBC. (25) Devney Organization Inc. (13) Douglas Tipper (1) Arctic Radio (3) John A. Radford (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Corp. Ltd. (26) 1959 (14) Mrs. Melva Halden (2) R. F. Mullaney (4) Tom Statham (26) June 1, 1956 John A. Radford (15) Robert Carpenter (3 & 5) J. E. Smallwood (5) (6 & 7) Jim Chapman (16) Gail Markle (6) K. W. Edmands CKPR, FORT WILLIAM (8 & 9) John Larsen (17) Mrs. Melva Halden (8) Jim Watson 5,000 watts daytime (1,000 CFSL, WEYBURN (10) Jim Chapman (20) Albert Vandersteeg (9) Murray Smith watts nighttime) on 580 kcs. 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts (11) Jack Radford (21 & 22) Radio Reps. (11) Alan Hustak (1) H. F. Dougall Co. Ltd. nighttime) on 1,340 kcs. wk (12) Tom Statham (23) A. J. Messner (12) K. W. Edmands (2) H. Fraser Dougagll (1) Soo Line Broadcasting Co. (13) Lloyd Ker (24) Radio Reps. (15) Alan Hustak (3 & 5) George D. Jeffrey Ltd. (14) ilorine Kelly (25) Weed & Co. (16) Mrs. B. Figura (6 & 7) Wm. G. Moyer (2) Tor r Laing est Sales (15) Jim Chapman (26) June 14, 1958 (17) Mrs. K. Krezeski (8 & 9) Bud Reilly (3 & 5, '' .(man A. Hickey ation Inc. (16) Norine Kelly (18) Murray Smith (10) Wm. G. Moyer (6) Clare Veody r (17) Tom Statham (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (11) Ron Knight CKAR-1, PARRY SOUND (8) John Deadlock (18) Jim Chapman (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (12) Hal Lee 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. Satel- (11) Terry Stouffer (20) Kal Fa (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (13) Bill Moer lite of CKAR, Huntsville. Same (12) Bill Shinsky (25) Young (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV. Canadian Ltd. (14 & 15) Dorothy Hopkins staff. (13) Terry Stouffer (26) Nov. (25) Young Canadian Ltd. McGregor 14, 1937 (16) Mrs. Ellen Lark (14) Mary Emile (26) April 1, 1926 (17) Betty Johnston (16) Anne Miller CJRL, KENORA Mrs. Kay Sommerville (18) Dorothy Hopkins (17) CHFC, FORT CHURCHILL CKBC, 1,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. CBC. Ed Meginbir (19) W. Thompson Ross (20) 250 watts on 1,230 kcs. Owned 10,7 kcs. CFCO, CHATHAM (1) Lake of the Woods & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (20) Gerhardt Buetow (21 and operated by the Canadian (1) ring Co. 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. Broadcasting Ltd. (23 & 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Broadcasting Corporation (1) Great Lakes Broadcasting (2 & 3) Stuart King (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (2) ,ve Ltd. (7 & 8) Peter Lawrence (26) August 16, 1957 At- (26) Feb. 3, 1931 (3 Hunter (2 & 3) Don Hildebrand (9) Dennis CFRY, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE Belleville (7 ïor (4) Robert Wood (11) Scott Duncan 1,000 watts on 920 kcs. (10) t. (5) Chambers CFTJ, GALT (16) Shirley Gow 1) Portage -Delta Broadcast- Clair CJSL, ESTEVAN (11) r es (6) 250 (20) Queen ing Co. Ltd. John Holmes watts on 1,110 kcs. Dick 1,000 wate on 1,280 kcs. (12) F (9) Lade (1) The (21, 22 & 24) Stovin-Byles 2 & 3) Richard D. Hughes Mark Galt Broadcasting Ltd. Satellite of CFSL, Weyburn. Same (14) ks (11) Earl (25) Donald Cooke 4 & 5) Jack E. Follett Bradford Co. Ltd. Inc. staff. (16) t ee (12) Pat (26) Feb. 18, 1939 6 & 7) Robert Clare Conolley (2 & 3) John V. Evans t ,nebry 8) Vic Edwards (17) (13) Harold Smith (5) A. C. Bond (20) F (16) Joan Thompson (7 & 11) John Etherton 9) Curly Irwin CKDR, DRYDEN CJGX, YORKTON (21 y 'hill & (17) Syd Pilkington (14) Betty Burke 1) Vic Edwards 1,000 watts on 900 kcs. Satel- 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 (19) Bob Anakin (16) Mary Lillie 2 & 13) Robert Love lite transmitter of CJRL, Kenora, watts nighttime) on 940 kcs. (23) r Co. (20) Gord Brooks (20) Patrick Stone 4) Nancy Layne to go on air July, 1963. (1) Yorkton Broadcasting Co. 5) Eric Sparke (25) Ltd. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (21) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. 6) Mrs. Beulah Duncan (26) (25) Devney Organization Inc. (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. (2) Fred K. Tully 7) Mrs. Winnifred Kennedy (26) Sept. 2, 1926 (23) A. J. Messner & Co. CKLC, KINGSTON (3) George G. Gallagher (20) Ricky Hughes (26) Sept. 17, 1954 5,000 watts on 1,380 kcs. CJBQ, E (5) Mery Phillips (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (1) St. Lawrence Broadcasting (6, 7, 8 & 9) Ed A. Laurence (23 & 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. 1,000 cs. CBC. CHUC, COBOURG Co. Ltd. (1) Co. CJOY, GUELPH (11) Lorne Harasen (26) October 18, 1956 Qu, asting 1,000 watts on 1,500 kcs. (2) Bob Grant 10,000 (12) Jim Keilback (1) Radio CHUC Limited watts daytime (5,000 (3) Terry French watts (13) Doug Sherwin (2) Dr. ton (2) Donald B. Williamson; nighttime) on 1,460 kcs. (5) John French (1) CJOY Limited (15) Ken A. Dodds CKSB, ST. BONIFACE (3) Fr,: ay Gen. Mgr. - (6) John Bermingham (2) W. O. (16) Mrs. Jean Coleridge 10,000 watts on 1,050 kcs. CBC (4 & cDonald Dennis J. Forster Slatter (8) Phil Hitchcock General Manager (18) Bev Stebner French network. (6) Le (6, 7 & 8) Howard Z. Hilyer - (9) Jerry Retzer (20) Harry McRae (1) Radio -Saint -Boniface Ltée. (7) F (9 & 12) Cam Finley F. T. Metcalf (10) Kevin Nagle Station Manager (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (2) Roland Trudeau ngs (13) Howard Hilyer - (11 & 12) Bill Hamilton (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (3) Roland Couture (10) F (14) Mrs. Louise Guy J. A. Jackson (15) Terry French (24) Radio Reps Ltd. (5) Steve Bohemier (11) Da (18) Mrs. Louise Guy (6 & 7) J. D. LeBlanc (16) Mrs. Betty Kerr (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (7) Flore Toupin (12) 1a (20) Gordon Skinner (9) Gordon Field (17) Pat McDonnell 28, 1927 (11 & 12) Norman Jary (26) August (8 & 9) Andre Martin (13) F (21 & 22) Radio & TV Sales (18 & 19) Kevin Nagle McCorkindale (10) Christian Leroy (14) Inc. (16) Marilyn (20) Bill Grant (17) Laurie Burrows (11) Valmore Gervais (15) L (26) Aug. 28, 1957 (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (20) (12) Maurice Leveque (16) hy dgen Robert Nagyobb Co. Ltd. Ai (21 25) -Canada (13) Georges Guérette (17) to All (25) For¡oe & Co. Inc. (15) Roland Couture (18) A, r (26) June 14, 1948 Manitoba CFML, CORNWALL (26) Nov. 23, 1953 (16) Cecile Fredette (20) J 1,000 watts on 1,110 kcs. (17) Madeleine Painchaucl (21 to .- rclrº]yles Ltd. (1) Madame Madeleine CFAM, ALTONA (25) Your,. r siSë(m Ltd. CHIQ, HAMILTON CKWS, KINGSTON (18) Mrs. Aimee Simons Laframboise 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 (19) Georges Laurent (26) An- 5,000 watts on 1,280 kcs. 5,000 watts on 960 kcs. CBC. (2 & 3) Madeleine Laframboise watts nighttime) on 1,290 kcs. (20) Roland Brodeur (1) CHIQ Limited (1) Frontenac Broadcasting (5) Roland Chevrier 1) Southern Manitoba (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (2) Irving Zucker Co. Ltd. CJNR, BL (6, 7 & 8) Claude Rénard Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (23) Broadcast Reps (3 & 5) Ralph West (2) Sen. Rupert Davies 1,000 v, kcs. CBC. (9) Roland Chevrier 2) Walter E. Kroeker (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (7) Ralph West (3) Roy Hofstetter (1) Na TV Broad - (11 & 12) Richard LaBrie 3) Dennis Barkman (25) Devney Organization Inc. (9) Doug Knowles (5) Leo Clark ..td. (13) Claude Filion 5) Elmer Hildebrand (26) May 27, 1946 (11) Joe Forster (6 & 7) Carl Cogan (16) Guy Vachon 7) Leonard Enns (2 & (rcon (12) John O'Halloran (8) Bryan Olney & (17 & 18) Richard LaBrie 9) Bill Kehler (4 (16) Mrs. Eleanor Barber (9) Ken Horton (19) Robert Thibault 1) Ken Klassen CBW, WINNIPEG (6 & ii -lard (17) Ralph Watkins (10) Carl Cogan (20) Jean-Paul Lard 3) Dr. Peter Olson 50,000 watts on 990 kcs. Owned (8) Alan (20) Les Rooke (11) Floyd Patterson (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. 4) Mrs. Oily Penner and operated by the Canadian (9) Paul L. (21 & 22) Radio Reps Ltd. (12) Max Jackson (26) November 11, 1959 6) Mrs. Anne Wiebe Broadcasting Corporation (10) Art C^. (25) Spot Time Sales (13) Lloyd Cowie, B.SC.A. (11 1`. nard 7) Jolene L'Esperance & (26) November 14, 1960 (14) Arlene Robertson 8) Hans Andriessen (13) AI CJOB, WINNIPEG (15) Barry Sharpe (20) John J. Pauls (14) GI., CJSS, CORNWALL 10,000 watts on 680 kcs. CHML, HAMILTON (16) Mrs. Frances Harvey (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (15) Frr 1,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. (17) Eva (1) Radio OB Ltd. 5,000 watts on 900 kcs. Mrs. Howard (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (16) M (1) Tri -Co Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Frank Griffiths (1) Maple Leaf Broadcasting (18) Deryk Sparks (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (17) D,- (2) Dr. Elzar Emard, M.D. Travers General Manager - Co. Ltd. (19) David (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (18) Ar', (3) G. F. Grady (20) Rory MacLennan (2) Kenneth D. Sable Gord Backus (26) March 13, 1957 (20) R,, (7) Bill Gallant National Sales Manager Vice -President and (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (21) C Associates (11) Ron Clingen Richard Moody Manager (25) All -Canada (23) A. (20) Mahlon Clarke - T. E. Local Sales Manager Darling (26) Aug. 31, 1942 CKX, BRANDON - (25) Y, Ltd. (21 to 24) All -Canada Steve French (5) Bill Reid 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 (26) M:, (25) Weed & Co. (4) R. Moody (6) Bill Hall nighttime) on 1,150 kcs. CBC. (26) June 1, 1959 CJKL, KIRKLAND LAKE 1) Western Manitoba (5) R. Moody (Natl.) - (9) Paul Hanover 5,000 watts on 560 kcs. CBC. S. (Local) CHIC, BRAN,. Broadcasters Ltd. French (11) Don Johnston (1) Kirkland Lake Broad- war' 2 & 3) John B. Craig (7) Cliff Gardner 250 S. (12) Norm Marshall casting Ltd. (8) McCloy (1) Hen CFOB, FORT FRANCES 4) Eric Davies George (15) Mike Thompson (2) Mrs. Irma Brydson (9) Howard Langdale nn' ,1. 1,000 watts on 800 kcs. CBC. 5) Ernie Holland (16) Mrs. June Archer (3) William King (10) Duncan Anderson (2) Leslie (1) Border Broadcasting 7) Frank Bird (17) Agnes Anderson (4 & 5) Clyde Brydle (11) Allan Bready (3) Bruce P;'.,:L Limited 9) Lorne Ball (18) Ed Preston (6 & 7) Ron Smith (12) Michael Williams vice r.reo and (2 to 7) D. A. "Don" Fawcett ( 1) John Wallace (19) Ross Wilson (9) Gerry Cochrane (15) Ronald Krochuk gene, (8) Gordon McBride ( 2) Henry Stothard (20) Ed Victor (11 & 12) Geo. Macmillan (16) Steve Smith (6) Bob \' (9) Jim Coghill ( 3) Frank Bird (21 & 22) Stephens & (14) Mrs. A. Thompson (17) Roy MacDonald (9) Don r (10) Keith Vettergreen ( 6) Wendy Fairbairn Towndrow Ltd. (16) Mrs. Jane Milligan (20) Reg Durie (10) Bette (11) Dennis Soar ( 7) Don Williams (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (17) Mrs. Bette Leonard (21 & 22) Standard Broadcast (11) Bill Fitzir' (12) Don Hailing ( 8) Mrs. Anne Mondor (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales C. L. Spence Sales (12) Don Gaut, (13) Dick Heard (20) ( 9) Harold Donogh (25) Young Canadian Ltd. Ltd. Reps. Ltd. (14) Mrs. Pat ,P (14) Don Hailing (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles (20) Humphrey Davies (23) Broadcast (26) May 9, 1927 Reg (15) Keith Vettergreen (25) All -Canada (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd, (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (15) (16) (16) Dolores Fraser (26) March 30, 1934 (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (25) Young Canadian Ltd. Mrs. - (17) Mrs. Vi Plumeridge (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (26) March 11, 1946 (17) shell CKOC, HAMILTON (18) Don Ryan (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (20) Be' 5,000 watts on 1,150 kcs. CKCR, KITCHENER (21 to (19) Brian Petsnick (26) Dec. 1, 1928 Ltd. (1) Wentworth Radio Broad- 10,000 watts on 1,490 kcs. CBC. CKRC, WINNIPEG (20) Oscar (25) Doi:: Petsnick casting Co. Ltd. (1) Kitchener -Waterloo 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (26) Dec. Lu- (21 & 22) National Time Sales (2) Clifford Sifton Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (1) Transcanada A. Messner & CKDM, DAUPHIN (23) J. Co. Vice -President and (2) J. Irving Zucker Communications Ltd. (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 730 kcs. General Manager - (3) J. Schoone (2) Michael Sifton CKPC, BRAI' (25) Donald Cooke Inc (1) Dauphin Broadcasting Co. William T. Cranston Sales Mgr. - Wm. Radiff (3) Robert J. Buss 10,000 (26) 11, 1945 Ltd. kcs. November (5) Wm. E. Ballantyne (4) B. Radiff (5) Hugh Delaney (2) A. T. Warnock, (1) Tr oadcast (6) John M. Hill (7) Jack Schoone Q.C. (6) Robert K. MacDonald (3) J. Hugh Dunlop (8) Donald Derry (8 & 9) Ian Byers (7) Ken Babb M Manas (5) Irvin ilibnisky (2) CJLX, FORT WILLIAM (9) George Balcaen (16) Jeannette Lavery (9) Don Slade (3) R (6) Mrs: 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. (11) Jack Haney (20) Ion Hartman y Mansoff (10) Doc Steen (7) Al (1) Lakehead Broadcasting (12) Gary Summers (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (11 & 12) Lee Sage (8) Doug Company Limited (14) Mrs. Joan Robertshaw (23) A. J. Messner ns (14) Olga Chorney (9) Jim Mr (2 & 3) R. P. MacGowan (15) Lyn Cooper (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Crory (15) John Cochrane 10) Mrs. Aardrey (5) W. J. Clemens (16) Mrs. Devney Organization Inc. Mansoff (16) Barbara Denqp'.oy Dorothy Howe (25) 11) Jack Henderson (6) Roger Klein (17) Joan (26) June 29, 1929 (17) Len Gzebb Mrs. Robertshaw 12 & (7 & 9 Gary W. H. Parkhill 13) t..,t, Hill (18) Sally Dales (18 & 19) Arthur N. Todd 14) Helen He. rle, (10) Mrs. Joan Howrigan (20) Leslie Horton (19) Harry Taylor tt (11) Craig Edwards CKKW, KITCHENER 15) Al Pascal (21 to 25) All -Canada (20) Bert Hooper (12) Jack Thomson 1,000 watts on 1,320 kcs. 16) Vale , _. tz (26) May 1, 1922 (21 to 25) All -Canada (13) Dave Carter (1) Twin City Broadcasting 7 Mrs Mansoff (26) 1933 ter (14) Sylvia O'Brien Co. Ltd. nick (15) Jack Thomson CKAR, HUNTSVILLE (2) Albert E. Dunker .q'I,:t.,,nrr (16) Mrs. Mary Smyth 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. CBC. (3) Len C. Evans & Co. (17) Roger Klein (1) Muskoka -Parry Sound (5) Gordon Hatton (18) Wally Raymond Broadcasting Ltd. (7) Don Willcox ,dr-II I

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(5) Jim Grisenthwaite Director Winnipeg (6) Bob Bye 6. (2) H. W. Brown Production Manager 15. Promotion Manager 24. Vancouver Reps (7) Doug Alexander 7. Program (3) Ed Conville Manager 16. Traffic Manager 25. U.S. Reps (5) Hal Brown Saskatchewan (9) Johnny Sandison 8. Chief Announcer 17. Copy Chief 26. Station Birth Date (6) Jim Waddell (11) Jim Struthers (12) Ken Milton 9. Morning Man 18. Librarian (8) Bob Wilson CFRG, GRAVELBOURG (9) Jim Waddell 5,000 watts (13) Jim Struthers on 710 kcs. CBC. Mrs. (11) Leo Dow (1) Radio-Gravelbourg Limitée (14) Carol Gay Bell (15) Ken Roland CJIB, VERNON (12) Don Pilling (2) Pierre Lafrance (20) Earle C. Connor (9) Iry Shore (16) Mrs. Sylvia (13) Leo Dow (3 & 5) Dumont Lepage Little (See Okanagan Radio) (21 to 25) All -Canada (10) Harry Farmer (17) Vern Bell (14) Mrs. Joan Waterfield (6) Leonard Beaudry 1,000 watts on 940 kcs. CBC. (26) May 2, 1922 (11) Wm. (Bill) Hogle (18) Mrs. Anne Roland (16) Gwen Mundell (7) Dumont Lepage (1) Interior Broadcasters Ltd. (12) Al McCann (20) Howard (17) Mrs. Joan Waterfield (8) Benoît Pariseau Dean President & Managing (13) CFCN, CALGARY Scott Flewitt (20) Bob Macdonald (21 to 25) All -Canada Director -A. G. Seabrook (9) Arthur Bouffard 10,000 watts on kcs. (14) Mrs. Corinne Noonan (26) July 29, 1922 (4) Harry Gorman 1,060 (21 to 23) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (10) Miss Andrée Audette (1) The Voice the Prairies (15) Dale Rosborough (5) John Lishman of (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (11) Marcel Moor Ltd. (16) Mary Collins (7) John Foster (26) Aug. 28, 1959 (12) Benoit Pariseau & 3) H. Gordon Love (17) John Barron (9) Tom O'Neill (2 (13) Marcel Moor CKRM, REGINA Vice A. Love (18) Mrs. Nadia Sinclair (11) Mrs. Mabel -President - Jas (14) Miss Andrée Audette 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 Johnson Operations Mgr. (20) Ted Wadson CJOC, LETHBRIDGE (12) Don Warner - (15) Dumont Lepage watts nighttime) on 980 kcs. Gordon L. (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. CBC. (15) Hannah Witt Carter (16 & 17) Jeanne Beauregard (1) Western Communications (5) Robert F. Irvine (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (1) Lethbridge Broadcasting (16) Mrs. Herta Pospischil (18) Andrée Audette Ltd. (6) Don Thomas (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Ltd. (17) Mrs. Belle Rounce (19 & 20) Guy Préfontaine (2 & 3) James T. Miller (8) Gordon Kelly (25) Young Canadian Ltd. and (2) Hugh Pearson (18) John Davies (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (5) William Savick (9) Bob Bell Harlan G. Oakes (3) Arthur J. Balfour (19 & 20) Laurie Wright (25) Devney Organization Inc. (6 & 7) Bob Hill (11) William N. Love (26) Nov. 1, 1934 (4) Eugene P. Ross (21 to 25) All -Canada (26) June 1, 1952 (8 & 9) Ron Barnes (12) Henry Viney (5) Donald H. McFarland (10) (26) Sept. 22, 1947 Roy Brown (13) Ross Henry CHED, EDMONTON (6 & 7) Robt. M. Laing (11) Harvey Johnson CFGR, GRAVELBOURG (15) Larry Langley 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (8) Daniel Taylor (12) Beattie Martin (9) Ken Tremaine 250 watts on 1,230 kcs. CBC CFAX, VICTORIA Promotion & Merchandising (1) Radio Station CHED Ltd. (13) Harvey Johnson (10) Ray Georgeson French Network. Nighttime 1,000 watts on 810 kcs. Director - (2) Lloyd E. Moffat (14 & 15) Joan Wadsworth (11) William Skelton broadcasting only. Same staff (1) Saanich Broadcasting Ron Sommerville (3) Murray D. Dyck (16) Mrs. Donna Holdsworth (12) Ron Makarenko as CFRG. (2) Charlie White (16) Louise Tetrault (5) Bill Sysak (17) Mrs. Lou Blakely (13) Larry G. Sherwood (3) Clare (17) Frank B. Brand (6) Jerry Forbes (20) Leonard V. Cozine Copeland (15) William McCann (5) W. Hustler (18) Don Williams (7) Claude Blackwood CHAB, MOOSE JAW (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales Ltd. (20) Robert W. Lamb (16) Arleen Hink (6, 7 & 9) Dave Sands (9) John Dolan 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (21 & 22) Radio Representatives (10) Dick Taylor (17) Mrs. June Ravnborg (1) CHAB Ltd. (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (10) Garth Millar (18) Ray Georgeson (11 & 12) Ltd. (11) Wally Strang (2 & 3) Jack Moffat (25) Young Canadian Ltd. John Bell (20) Douglas Card (13) (23) A. J. Messner (12) Wes Montgomery (5) George Lawlor (26) Aug. 1, 1926 John Ashbridge (21 to 25) All -Canada (14) Boyd (24) Radio Representatives (15) John Barton (6) Ted Kelly June (26) May 10, 1926 (16) Susan Basanta (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (16) Myrna Shields (7) Ken Newans (17) Hugh Smith (26) May 18, 1922 (17) Mrs. Louise Perkins (8) Ross Miller CFNS, SASKATOON (18) John Ashbridge (18) Dick Taylor CKSA, LLOYDMINSTER (9) Ted Kelly 1,000 watts on 1,170 kcs. CBC. (19) Davidson (10) Carlene Budau (20) Vince Meilen CKXL, CALGARY Orville 10,000 watts on 1,150 kcs. French Network. (20) Clint Nichol (11) Chuck McManus (21) Air -Times Sales 10,000 watts on 1,140 kcs. (1) Sask.-Alta. Broadcasters (1) Radio-Prairies -Nord (21 & 22) Stephens & (12) Ken Newans (23) A. J. Messner (1) CKXL Ltd. Ltd. Limitée Towndrow (13) Wally Macht (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (2 & 3) Alastair R. MacKenzie (2) Arthur F. Shortell (2) Clotaire Denis Sr. (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (14) Myrna Slous (26) September 4, 1959 (4) Robert L. Knight (3 & 5) J. R. D. Findlay (3) Raymond J. Marcotte (25) For¡oe & Co. Inc. (15) Graham Henderson (5) Theodore Soskin (4) F. K. Clarke (5) Gus Bandet (26) March 4, 1954 (16) Mrs. G. McNamara (6 & Robert L. Knight (6) George Gonzo (7) Raymond J. Marcotte 7) (17) Myrna Slous CJVI, VICTORIA (8 & 9) (7) Wes Saunders (8) Gaetan Deschenes Donald Carlson (18) Carlene Budau 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. CBC. (10) Sennett CHFA, EDMONTON (9) Stu Mclsaac (9) Michel Sevigny Wilfred (19) Ross Miller (1) Island Broadcasting W. 5,000 watts on 680 kcs. CBC. (10) G. Barber (10) Mrs. M. A. Papen (11) Andrew Philip (20) Mery Pickford Co. Ltd. (12) Donald Carlson French Network. (11) Elmer Devore (11) Yves Beaupre (2 & 3) William M. Guild (1) Radio Edmonton Ltee. (12) Brian Nielsen (21 & 22) Stephens & (12 & 13) Gaetan Deschenes (13) Grant MacEwan Towndrow (5) Hugh Curtis Pearl V. Borgal (2) A. M. Déch@ne (13) Elmer Devore (15) Raymond J. Marcotte (14) Mrs. (23) A. J. Messner (6) Dick Batey (16) Mrs. Margaret Barry (3 & 5) B. J. Gagnon (15) Larry Gilchrist (16) Mrs. Eva Billo (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (7) Walter Cownden (17) Theodore Soskin (6) Jacques Boucher (16) Florence Look (17) Leonette Gareau (25) Weed & Co. (9) Joe Easingwood Sennett (9) A. Rouleau (17) Larry Gilchrist (18) Loraine Archambault (18) Wilfred (26) July 7, 1922 (11) Gordon Williamson (19 & 20) Melford Hoyme (11 & 12) T. Forestier (20) Elden Giles (19 & 20) Jean Lacroix (14) Mrs. Mavis Cownden (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (14) J. Theoret (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (15) William Allen (25) For¡oe & Co. Inc. (15) J. Simon (23) A. J. Messner & Co. CJNB, NORTH BATTLEFORD (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (25) Devney (16) Robert McGill (26) April 23, 1927 (16) M. Vandegooten (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,460 kcs. Organization Inc. (18) Mrs. Rae Case (18) G. Paradis (25) Devney Organization Inc. (1) Northwestern Broadcasting (26) Nov. 6, 1952 (20) Joe Sommers (20) L. Leclair (26) April 1, 1957 Co. Ltd. CFCW, CAMROSE (21 to 24) All -Canada (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (2) Harry S. Hay 10,000 watts on 790 kcs. (25) Weed & Co. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (3 & National Commercial (FOC, SASKATOON (1) Camrose Broadcasting CHAT, MEDICINE HAT (26) April 17, 1926 (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. Mgr.) Harry G. Dekker 5,000 watts on 600 kcs. Co. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,270 kcs. CBC. (25) Devney Organizations Inc. Local Commercial Manager - (1) A. A. Murphy & Sons Ltd. (2 & 3) Hal Yerxa (1) Monarch Broadcasting Co. (26) Nov. 20, 1949 Alex Johnson (2) W. A. Murphy (4 & 5) Warren H. Holte Ltd. (6) Eldon Elliott General Manager CKDA, VICTORIA (6 & 7) Rich Sims (2) J. H. Yuill - CJCA, EDMONTON (9) Harry G. Dekker Vern Dallin 10,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. (8) Bill Maxim (3) Dry Kope 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 (11) Paul Blasko (3) Roy Currie (1) Capital Broadcasting (9) Hiram Higsby (5) Tom Gunter watts nighttime) on 930 kcs. (12) Eldon Elliott (5) Euclide Bourassa System Ltd. (10) Curley Gurlock (6 & 7) Lorne Havard (1) Edmonton Broadcasting (13 & 14) Bob Hildebrand (6) Laurie Korchin President and General Man- (11) Tony Cox (8) George Ferguson Co. Ltd. (16) Arlene Cole (8) Gordon Ross ager - David M. (12) Jim Brown (9) Earle McKitrick (2) H. E. Pearson (17) Mrs. Vivian Sabraw (9) Denny Carr Armstrong (13) Bill Owen (10) Lorne Havard (3) Rolfe Barnes (20) Al Ruddell (10) Mrs. Eleanor Cailes Executive Vice -President, (14) Shirley Johns (11) Stan Weiler General Sales Manager (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (11) Les Edwards National Sales Manager (15) Susan Butler - (12) Bernie Pascall Ken Goddard (25) Devney Organization Inc. (12) Art Henderson - Keith K. MacKenzie (16) Florence Carlson (13) Mickey Lynch Retail Sales Manager (26) Jan. 28, 1947 (15) Dennis Fisher Local Sales Manager (17) Dan Chomlak - (14) Mrs. Barbara Morrison Jack Sayers (16) Mrs. Martha Mills Lee Hallberg (18) Curley Gurlock (15) Bill Yuill (6 & 7) J. Dalt Elton CKBI, PRINCE ALBERT (17) Margaret Morrison (6) Blain Fairman (19) Ralph Allan (16) Mrs. Barbara Morrison (9) Vik Armen 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. CBC. (18) Mrs. Eleanor Cailes Secretary -Treasurer -Compt- (20) Lyndy Olson (17) Jack Hamilton (10) Harry Boon (1) Central Broadcasting Co. (20) Lyn Hoskins roller - Mrs. Ruby (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (18) Wayne Craven (11 & 12) Walt Rutherford Ltd. (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. Masters (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (20) Sid Gaffney (14) Peg Miller (2) E. A. Rawlinson (23) A. J. Messner & Co. Operations Manager - (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (21 to 25) All -Canada (15) Don Wiebe (3) F. F. Rawlinson (24) Radio Reps. (BC) Ltd. David G. Hill Ltd. (26) Nov. 15, 1946 (5) B. Priest Ltd. and (9) Blain Fairman (26) Nov. 2, 1954 National Sales Promotion - (25) Young Canadian (10) Mrs. Anne Welton Joe Hawryluk (6 & 7) Ian Barrie Harlan Oakes (11) Andy Stephen (16) Martha King CKYL, PEACE RIVER (8) G. Prosser (26) July 18, 1923 CJDV, DRUMHELLER (12) Bob Gillingham (17) Bev Pollock 1,000 watts on 610 kcs. (9) B. Amos watts on 910 kcs. (16) Sharon Williams 5,000 (18) Harry Boon (1) Peace River Broadcasting (10) Ian Barrie (1) Dinosaur Broadcasting (17) Mrs. Cy Roberts (19) Andre Picard Corp. Ltd. (11 & 12) N. Roche CKOM, SASKATOON (1957) Ltd. (20) Mike Doyle (20) Gordon Skutle (2 & 3) John Skelly (13) H. Mallwitz 10,000 watts on 1,250 kcs. (2 & 3) Tony Mayer (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (21 to 25) All -Canada (4) George Cambridge (14) Marion Sherman Saskatoon Community (4) Stan Sparling (1) (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (26) May 2, 1922 (6) Al Anderson (15) G. Priest Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (5) Tony Mayer (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (7) John Skelly (16) Mrs. Dora Fuller President and General (6, 7 & 8) Bill Dowson (25) Forjoe & Co. Inc. CKUA, EDMONTON (9) Al Anderson (17) A. Diehl Manager Robert A. (9) Don Zemaitis (18) Mrs. Sandra Crook - (26) Jan. 18, 1950 10,000 watts on 580 kcs. (11 & 12) Bill Rogers Hosie (10) Pat O'Conner (19) G. Prosser (1) Alberta Government (13) Barry Hawkins (4 & 5) William H. Stovin (11 & 12) Jim Fisher (20) T. Van Nes Telephones (14) Faye Tanne (6) Arnold E. Stilling (13) Bill Cameron (21 to 25) All -Canada (3) John W. Hagerman (15) John Skelly (7) Gordon E. Walburn (14) Mrs. Ann Wilton (26) 1934 (7) Tony W. Cashman (16) Lorraine Bechard (9) Jack McClung (15) Bill Dowson O. (17) Mike Shainline E. Walburn Alberta (16) Mrs. Peggy Pinkham (8) H. Olsen (10) Gordon (9) E. G. Evans (18) Terry Nord CBK, REGINA (11) Don McDonald (17) Mrs. Ann Wilton (11 & 12) Carl Noack (20) Les Klement 50,000 watts on 540 kcs. (12) Arnold E. Stilling CFAC, CALGARY (18) Pat O'Conner (14) Mrs. Velda Barber (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. Owned and operated by the (13) Dan Worden 10,000 watts on 960 kcs. C.B.C. (20) John Briuns Morton (23) A. J. Messner & Co. Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Lolamae Servis (1) Calgary Broadcasting & TV Sales (16) A. Douglas (16) (21 & 22) Radio (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. tion. Co. Ltd. Inc. (18) Noel M. Woodman (17) Mrs. Rosemarie Polowick (20) Wm. Pinko (26) Nov. 12, 1954 (18) Mrs. Inez McGowan (2) H. E. Pearson (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (26) Nov. 21, 1927 (2O)'Maynard Greer Vice -President and General (26) Dec. 3, 1958 CJME, REGINA Manager - Don H. CKRD, RED DEER 1,000 watts on 1,300 kcs. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Hartford CFGP, GRANDE PRAIRIE 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 (1) Midwest Broadcasters Ltd. (25) Weed & Co. CBX, EDMONTON General Sales Manager and 10,000 watts on 1,050 kcs. CBC. watts nighttime) on 850 kcs. (2) J. Marsh Ellis (26) June 8. 1951 50,000 watts on 1,010 kcs. Assistant Manager (1) Broadcasting (1) Central Alberta (3) Roy M. Malone - Owned and operated by the Northern David F. Penn Broadcasting (1961) Ltd. (4) Mrs. Jessie Ellis Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Corp. Ltd. (2) Henry L. Flock (5) Terry J. Ennis CKSW, SWIFT CURRENT Retail Sales Manager - tion. (2) H. E. Pearson Gordon N. Walker (3) C. A. Perry Managing Director - (6) Bob Zaren 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts (6 & 7) Clarence F. Mack (4) Jack Soars Gordon Spackman (8) Jim Savage nighttime) on 1,400 kcs. (8) Jim Kunkel CBXA, EDMONTON (5) Gordon Pearcey General Manager and Com- (9) Hart Kirch (1) Frontier City Broadcasting (9) Clarence Mack and 250 watts on 740 kcs. Owned (6) Jack Soars mercial Manager - Bill (11) Ron Dyck Co. Ltd. Ned Corrigal and operated by the Canadian (8 & 9) V. des Jardines Scott (12) Hart Kirch (2) D. W. Scott (11) Don McDermid Broadcasting Corporation. (10) G. Sprecker (6 & 7) Rod Stephen (14) Mrs. Jessie Ellis (3) W: C. Gilbey (12) Eric Bishop (11) R. Sharples (8) Ron Henry (15) J. Marsh Ellis (5) Wm. Friest (13) Reuben Hamm CFRN, EDMONTON (12) F. Tanner (9) Ian Mandin (16) Kay Lazaruk (6) W. C. Gilbey (14) Florence Thorpe 50,000 watts on 1,260 kcs. (14) Mrs. C. Daten (11) Glen Burston (17) Mrs. Jeannie Dewhurst (8 & 9) Vince Dodds (15) Beverley Mannix (1) Sunwapta Broadcasting (15) Jack Feka (12 & 13) Al Hammer (20) Dave Senft (10) J. Toews (16) Roy Elander Co. Ltd. (16) Mrs. Barbara Cook (14) Marlene McDonald (21) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (11) Wm. Story (17) Mrs. Barbara Paulin (2) G. R. A. (Dick) Rice (17) Mrs. Clara Daten (15) Pat Henry (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. (12) D. Jacobson (18) Marion Lawrence (3 & 5) A. J. (Red) Hopps (18) Cecil Morton (16) Mrs. Marion Rowat (25) Devney Organization Inc. (13) A. Wallman Smith (19) Stanley C. Gilbert (6 & 7) George A. Duffield (20) Jim de Roaldes (17) Marlene McDonald (26) Nov. 24, 1959 (14) Mrs. June

24 September 5th, 1963 (15) D. W. Scott (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (2) Lloyd E. Moffat CFJR, BROCKVILLE (20) Kurt Mayer (2) G. Norris MacKenzie (16) C. Mills (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (3) Sid Boyling 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & (3) Garth Thomas (17) Bonnie Sinclair (26) Jan. 7, 1951 (5) Don McDermid nighttime on 1,450 kcs. CBC. Company (5) Robert Carpenter (18) Mrs. Joyce Nephin (6) Dave Lyman (1) Eastern Ontario Broad- (23) A. J. Messner & Company (6 7 & 9) Terry Gray (20) W. C. Gilbey (7) Stewart casting Co. Ltd. (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (11) Gordon Butler CFAR, FLIN FLON Jack (21 & 22) National Time Sales (9) Jack Wells (2) Jack R. Radford Ltd. (12) Garth Thomas 1,000 watts on 590 kcs. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. CBC. (10) Brittain (3) John A. Radford (25) Devney Organization Inc. (13) Douglas Tipper (1) Arctic Radio Corp. Ltd. Herb (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (11) Bill Trebilcoe (4) Tom Statham (26) 1959 (14) Mrs. Melva Halden (2) R. F. Mullaney (26) June 1, 1956 (12) Jack Wells (5) John A. Radford (15) Robert Carpenter (3 & 5) J. E. Smallwood (15) Bill Grogan (6 & 7) Jim Chapman (16) Gail Markle (6) K. W. Edmands CKPR, FORT WILLIAM (16) George Keith (8 & 9) John Larsen (17) Mrs. Melva Halden (8) Jim Watson 5,000 watts daytime (1,000 CFSL, WEYBURN (17) Dick Turnbull (10) Jim Chapman (20) Albert Vandersteeg (9) Murray Smith watts nighttime) on 580 kcs. 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts (19) Bill Martin (11) Jack Radford (21 & 22) Radio Reps. (11) Alan Hustak (1) H. F. Dougall Co. Ltd. on 1,340 kcs. (20) Andy Malowanchuk (12) Tom Statham (23) A. J. Messner nighttime) (12) K. W. Edmands (2) H. Fraser Dougagll (1) Soo Line Broadcasting Co. (21 & 22) Stephens & (13) Lloyd Ker (24) Radio Reps. (15) Alan Hustak (3 & 5) George D. Jeffrey Ltd. Towndrow (14) Norine Kelly (25) Weed & Co. (16) Mrs. B. Figura (6 & 7) Wm. G. Moyer (2) Tom G. Laing (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (15) Jim Chapman (26) June 14, 1958 (17) Mrs. K. Krezeski (8 & 9) Bud Reilly (3 & 5) Norman A. Hickey (25) Devney Organization Inc. (16) Norine Kelly (18) Murray Smith (10) Wm. G. Moyer (6) Clare Moody (26) Dec. 31, 1949 (17) Tom Statham (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (11) Ron Knight CKAR-1, PARRY SOUND (8) John Deadlock (18) Jim Chapman (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (12) Hal Lee 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. Satel- (11) Terry Stouffer (20) Kal Fa (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (13) Bill Moer lite of CKAR, Huntsville. Same (12) Bill Shinsky (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV. (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (14 & 15) Dorothy Hopkins staff. (13) Terry Stouffer (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (26) Nov. 14, 1937 (16) Mrs. Ellen Lark (14) Mary Emile McGregor Ontario (26) April 1, 1926 (17) Betty Johnston (16) Anne Miller CJRL, KENORA (18) Dorothy Hopkins (17) Mrs. Kay Sommerville CKBB, BARRIE CHFC, FORT CHURCHILL (19) W. Thompson Ross 1,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. CBC. (20) Ed Meginbir 10,000 watts CFCO, (1) 250 watts on 1,230 kcs. Owned on 950 kcs. CHATHAM (20) Gerhardt Buetow Lake of the Woods (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (1) and operated by the Canadian Barrie Broadcasting Co. 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. (21 Broadcasting Ltd. (23 & 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Broadcasting Corporation Ltd. (1) Great Lakes Broadcasting (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (2 & 3) Stuart King (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (2) Ralph T. Snelgrove Ltd. (26) Feb. 3, 1931 (7 & 8) Peter Lawrence (26) August 16, 1957 (3 & 5) Robert C. Hunter (2 & 3) Don Hildebrand (9) Dennis Belleville CFRY, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE (7 & 9) Stan Taylor (4) Robert Wood (11) Scott Duncan 1,000 watts on 920 kcs. (10) Bob Smith (5) Clair Chambers CFTJ, GALT (16) Shirley Gow (1) Portage -Delta Broadcast- CJSL, ESTEVAN (11) Terry Hargreaves (6) John Holmes 250 watts on 1,110 kcs. (20) Dick Queen ing Co. Ltd. 1,000 watts on 1,280 kcs. (12) Bill Bennett (9) Mark Lade (1) The Galt Broadcasting (21, 22 & 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (2 & 3) Richard D. Hughes Satellite of CFSL, Weyburn. Same (14) Mrs. Wendy Hicks (11) Earl Bradford Co. Ltd. (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (4 & 5) Jack E. Follett staff. (16) Madeleine Vallee (12) Pat Conolley (2 & 3) V. Evans (26) Feb. 18, 1939 (6 & 7) Robert Clare John (17) Mrs. Marg Hennebry (13) Harold Smith (5) A. C. Bond (8) Vic Edwards (20) Harold Atkinson (16) Joan Thompson (7 & 11) John Etherton (9) Curly Irwin CKDR, DRYDEN (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (17) Syd Pilkington (14) Betty Burke CJGX, YORKTON (11) Vic Edwards 1,000 watts on 900 kcs. Satel- (1,000 Co. Ltd. (19) Bob Anakin (16) Mary Lillie 10,000 watts daytime (12 & 13) Robert Love lite transmitter of CJRL, Kenora, on 940 kcs. (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (20) Gord Brooks (20) Patrick Stone watts nighttime) (14) Nancy Layne to go on air 1963. (25) July, (1) Yorkton Broadcasting Co. (15) Eric Sparke Young Canadian Ltd. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (21) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (16) Mrs. Beulah Duncan (26) Aug. 31, 1949 (25) Devney Organization Inc. (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. (2) Fred K. Tully (17) Mrs. Winnifred Kennedy (26) Sept. 2, 1926 (23) A. J. Messner & Co. CKLC, KINGSTON (3) George G. Gallagher (20) Ricky Hughes (26) Sept. 17, 1954 5,000 watts on 1,380 kcs. CJBQ, BELLEVILLE (5) Mery Phillips (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (1) St. Lawrence Broadcasting 1,000 watts on 800 kcs. CBC. (6, 7, 8 & 9) Ed A. Laurence (23 & 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. CHUC, COBOURG Co. Ltd. (1) Broadcasting Co. CJOY, GUELPH (11) Lome Harasen (26) 18, 1956 Quinte 1,000 watts on 1,500 kcs. (2) Bob Grant October 10,000 watts (12) Jim Keilback Ltd. (1) Radio CHUC Limited daytime (5,000 (3) Terry French watts (13) Doug Sherwin (2) Dr. G. A. Morton (2) Donald B. Williamson; nighttime) on 1,460 kcs. (5) John French (1) CJOY Limited (15) Ken A. Dodds CKSB, ST. BONIFACE (3) Frank C. Murray Gen. Mgr. - (6) John Bermingham (2) W. O. (16) Mrs. Jean Coleridge 10,000 watts on 1,050 kcs. CBC (4 & 5) J. H. MacDonald Dennis J. Forster Slatter (8) Phil Hitchcock General Manager (18) Bev Stebner French network. (6) Lee Jourard (6, 7 & 8) Howard Z. Hilyer -- (9) Jerry Retzer F. T. Metcalf (20) Harry McRae (1) Radio -Saint -Boniface Ltée. (7) Frank C. Murray (9 & 12) Cam Finley (10) Kevin Nagle Station Manager (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (2) Roland Trudeau (8 & 9) Tom Hookings (13) Howard Hilyer - (11 & 12) Bill Hamilton (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (3) Roland Couture (10) Frank C. Murray (14) Mrs. Louise Guy J. A. Jackson (15) Terry French (6 & D. LeBlanc (24) Radio Reps Ltd. (5) Steve Bohemier (11) Dave Sovereign (18) Mrs. Louise Guy 7) J. (16) Mrs. Betty Kerr (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (7) Flore Toupin (12) Jack Devine (20) Gordon Skinner (9) Gordon Field (17) Pat McDonnell (11 & 12) Norman (26) August 28, 1927 (8 & 9) Andre Martin (13) Phil Flagler (21 & 22) Radio & TV Sales Jary (18 & 19) Kevin Nagle (10) Christian Leroy (14) Tom Hookings Inc. (16) Marilyn McCorkindale (20) Bill Grant (17) Burrows (11) Valmore Gervais (15) Lee Jourard (26) Aug. 28, 1957 Laurie (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (20) Robert Nagyobb (12) Maurice Leveque (16) Mrs. Marcia Wildgen Co. Ltd. (21 -Canada (13) Georges Guérette (17) Mrs. Margo Hall to 25) All (25) Forloe & Co. Inc. (18) Mrs. Carol Palmer (26) June 14, 1948 Manitoba (15) Roland Couture CFML, CORNWALL (26) Nov. 23, 1953 (16) Cecile Fredette (20) John Buchanan 1,000 watts on 1,110 kcs. (17) Madeleine Painchaud (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (1) Madame Madeleine CFAM, ALTONA (25) Young Canadian Ltd. CHIC), HAMILTON CKWS, KINGSTON (18) Mrs. Aimee Simons Laframboise 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 (19) Georges Laurent (26) Aug. 12, 1946 5,000 watts on 1,280 kcs. 5,000 watts on 960 kcs. CBC. (2 & 3) Madeleine Laframboise watts nighttime) on 1,290 kcs. (20) Roland Brodeur (1) CHIQ Limited (1) Frontenac Broadcasting (5) Roland Chevrier (2) (1) Southern Manitoba (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon Irving Zucker Co. Ltd. CJNR, BLIND RIVER (6, 7 & 8) Claude Rénard Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (23) Broadcast Reps (3 & 5) Ralph West (2) Sen. Rupert Davies 1,000 watts on 730 kcs. CBC. (9) Roland Chevrier (2) Walter E. Kroeker (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (7) Ralph West (3) Roy Hofstetter (1) Nash Radio & TV Broad- (11 & 12) Richard, LaBrie (3) Dennis Barkman (25) Devney Organization Inc. (9) Doug Knowles (5) Leo Clark casting Co. Ltd. (13) Claude Filion (11) (5) Elmer Hildebrand (26) May 27, 1946 Joe Forster (6 & 7) Carl Cogan (16) Guy Vachon (7) Leonard Enns (2 & 3) Gene Marcon (12) John O'Halloran (8) Bryan Olney (17 & (9) Bill Kehler (4 & 5) Fred Ives 18) Richard LaBrie (16) Mrs. Eleanor Barber (9) Ken Horton (19) Robert (11) Ken Klassen CBW, WINNIPEG (6 & 7) Paul Leonard Thibault (17) Ralph Watkins (10) Carl Cogan (20) Jean-Paul Lard (13) Dr. Peter Olson 50,000 watts on 990 kcs. Owned (8) Alan Thom (20) Les Rooke (11) Floyd Patterson (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (14) Mrs. Oily Penner and operated by the Canadian (9) Paul Lednard (21 & 22) Radio Reps Ltd. (12) Max Jackson (26) November 11, 1959 (16) Mrs. Anne Wiebe Broadcasting Corporation (10) Art Christmas (25) Spot Time Sales (13) Lloyd Cowie, B.SC.A. (17) Jolene L'Esperance (11 & 12) Paul Leonard (26) November 14, 1960 (14) Arlene Robertson (18) Hans Andriessen (13) Alan Thom CJOB, WINNIPEG (15) Barry Sharpe (20) John J. Pauls (14) Gladys Hornby CJSS, CORNWALL 10,000 watts on 680 kcs. CHML, HAMILTON (16) Mrs. Frances Harvey (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (15) Fred Ives 1,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. (1) Radio OB Ltd. 5,000 watts on 900 kcs. (17) Mrs. Eva Howard (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (16) Mrs. E. Fullerton (1) Tri -Co Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Frank Griffiths (1) Maple Leaf Broadcasting (18) Deryk Sparks (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (17) Evelyn Fullerton (2) Dr. Elzar Emard, M.D. (19) David Travers Donald Inc. General Manager - Co. Ltd. (25) Cooke (18) Art Christmas (3) G. F. Grady (20) Rory MacLennan (2) Kenneth D. Soble Gord Backus (26) March 13, 1957 (20) Ray Rylatt (7) Bill Gallant National Sales Manager Vice -President (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. - (21) Cam Logan & Associates (11) Ron Clingen and Richard Moody Manager (25) All -Canada (23) A. J. Messner (20) Mahlon Clarke - T. E. Local Sales Manager Darling (26) Aug. 31, 1942 CKX, BRANDON - (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (21 to 24) All -Canada Steve French (5) Bill Reid 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 (26) March 1, 1958 (25) Weed & Co. (4) R. Moody (6) Bill Hall nighttime) on 1,150 kcs. CBC. (26) 1, 1959 CJKL, KIRKLAND LAKE (5) R. Moody (Natl.) June (1) Western Manitoba - (9) Paul Hanover 5,000 watts on 560 kcs. CBC. S. French (Local) CHIC, BRAMPTON Broadcasters Ltd. (11) Don Johnston (1) Kirkland Lake Broad- (2 & 3) John B. Craig (7) Cliff Gardner 250 watts on 1,090 kcs. (12) Norm Marshall casting Ltd. (8) George McCloy (1) Hemisphere CFOB, FORT FRANCES (4) Eric Davies (15) Mike Thompson (2) Mrs. Irma Brydson (9) Howard Langdale Investments Ltd. 1,000 watts on 800 kcs. CBC. (5) Ernie Holland (16) Mrs. June Archer (3) William King Frank Bird (10) Duncan Anderson (2) Leslie Allen (1) Border Broadcasting (17) Agnes Anderson (7) Limited (4 & 5) Clyde Brydle (9) Lome Ball (11) Allan Bready (3) Bruce McLeod, (18) Ed Preston (2 to D. A. "Don" (6 & 7) Ron Smith (11) John Wallace (12) Michael Williams vice-president and 7) Fawcett (19) Ross Wilson (8) Gordon McBride (9) Gerry Cochrane (12) Henry Stothard (15) Ronald Krochuk general manager. (20) Ed Victor (16) Steve Smith (6) Bob VanStone (9) Jim Coghill (11 & 12) Geo. Macmillan (13) Frank Bird (21 & 22) Stephens & Thompson (17) Roy MacDonald (9) Don Gauthier (10) Keith Vettergreen (14) Mrs. A. (16) Wendy Fairbairn Towndrow Ltd. (16) (20) Reg Durie (10) Bette McDermott (11) Dennis Soar Mrs. Jane Milligan (17) Don Williams (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (17) Mrs. Bette Leonard (18) (21 & 22) Standard Broadcast (11) Bill FitzSimmons (12) Don Hailing Mrs. Anne Mondor (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (20) C. L. Spence (19) Sales (12) Don Gauthier (13) Dick Heard Harold Donogh (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (20) Humphrey Davies (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (14) Mrs. Pat Prosser (14) Don Hailing (15) (26) May 9, 1927 (25) All -Canada (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (15) Reg. Gauden Keith Vettergreen (16) Dolores Fraser (26) March 30, 1934 (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (16) Mrs. Terry Beals (17) Mrs. Vi Plumeridge (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (26) March 11, 1946 (17) Shelley Panter CKOC, HAMILTON (18) Don Ryan (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (20) Bob McBean 5,000 watts on 1,150 kcs. CKCR, KITCHENER (21 24) (19) Brian Petsnick (26) Dec. 1, 1928 to Stovin-Byles Ltd. (1) Wentworth Radio Broad- 10,000 watts on 1,490 kcs. CBC. CKRC, WINNIPEG (25) Donald (20) Oscar Petsnick Cook Inc. casting Co. Ltd. (1) Kitchener -Waterloo 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (21 & 22) Sales (26) Dec. 23, 1953 National Time (2) Clifford Sifton Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (1) Transcanada (23) A. J. Messner & Co. CKDM, DAUPHIN Vice -President and (2) J. Irving Zucker Communications Ltd. (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 730 kcs. General Manager (3) J. Schoone (2) Michael Sifton CKPC, BRANTFORD - (1) Dauphin Broadcasting Co. (25) Donald Cooke Inc William T. (3) Robert J. Buss Cranston Sales Mgr. - Wm. Radiff 10,000 watts on 1,380 kcs. (26) November 11, 1945 Ltd. (5) Wm. E. Ballantyne (4) B. Radiff (5) Hugh Delaney (1) Telephone City Broadcast (2) A. T. Warnock, Q.C. (6) John M. Hill (7) Jack Schoone (61 Robert K. MacDonald Ltd. (3) J. Hugh Dunlop (8) Donald Derry (8 & 9) Ian Byers (7) Ken Babb (2) Mrs. Florence Buchanan CJLX, FORT WILLIAM (5) Irvin Wilibnisky (9) George Balcaen (16) Jeannette Lavery (9) Don Slade (3) Richard Buchanan (6) Mrs. Audrey Mansoff 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. (11) Jack Haney (20) Ion Hartman (10) Doc Steen (5) Russ Waters (1) Lakehead Broadcasting (7) Al Pascal &lga Lee Sage (12) Gary Summers (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (8) Doug Simmons (7) Arnold Anderson Company Limited (14) Ol11 Chorney (14) Mrs. Joan Robertshaw (23) A. J. Messner (9) Ken Hodge (2 & 3) R. P. MacGowan (9) Jim McCrory (15) Cochrane (15) Lyn Cooper (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. John (10) Arnold Anderson (5) W. J. Clemens (10) Mrs. Audrey Mansoff Barbara Dempsey (16) Mrs. Dorothy Howe (25) Devney Organization Inc. (16) (11) Gordon Cook (6) Roger Klein (11) Jack Henderson (17) Len Gzebb (17) Mrs. Joan Robertshaw (26) June 29, 1929 (12) Arnold Anderson (7 & 9 Gary W. H. Parkhill (12 & 13) Lou Hill (18) Sally Dales (18 & 19) Arthur N. Todd (13) James Featherston (10) Mrs. Joan Howrigan (14) Helen Henderson (19) Harry Taylor (20) Leslie Horton (14) Mrs. Kit McDermott (11) Craig Edwards CKKW, KITCHENER (15) Al Pascal (20) Bert Hooper (21 to 25) All -Canada (16) Glen Walker (12) Jack Thomson 1,000 watts on 1,320 kcs. (16) Valerie Kotz 25) All-Canada (26) May 1, 1922 (17) Mrs. Audrey Mansoff (17) Mike Warren (13) Dave Carter (1) Twin City Broadcasting (2211) to1 (18) Jim McCrory (18) Mrs. Ingrid Schroeder (14) Sylvia O'Brien Co. Ltd. (19) Stanley Sytnick (19) Robert Burger (15) Jack Thomson CKAR, HUNTSVILLE (2) Albert E. Dunker (20) Alan Watson CKY, WINNIPEG (20) James Featherston (16) Mrs. Mary Smyth 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. CBC. (3) Len C. Evans (21 & 22) Air-Time Sales Ltd. 50,000 watts on 580 kcs. (2G1) 9) Lorrie Potts & Co. (17) Roger Klein (1) Muskoka -Parry Sound (5) Gordon Hatton (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (i) Moffat Broadcasting Ltd. (223 (18) Wally Raymond Broadcasting Ltd. (7) Don Willcox

September 5th, 1963 25 KEY CKPT, PETERBOROUGH CJIC, SAULT STE. MARIE (15) Bruce Anderson 1,000 watts 1. Owner or Company Name 10. Music Director 19. Chief Operator on 1,420 kcs. 10,000 watts on 1,050 kcs. CBC. (16) Mrs. Helen Grenon (1) Peterborough Broadcasting (1) Hyland Radio-TV 2. President (if a company) 11. News Ltd. (17) Peter Allan Director 20. Chief Engineer Ltd. (2) Mrs. E. Hyland 3. Manager (18) Pauline Poirier 12. Sports Director 21. Toronto Reps (2) Ralph T. Snelgrove General Manager - (19) Allan Aysto 4. Assistant Manager 13. Farm Director 22. Montreal Reps (3) Fred G. Sherratt Russell Ramsay (20) Clyde Turner (5) Joseph E. Potipco (3) E. G. Vance 5. Commercial Manager 14. Women's Director 23. Winnipeg Reps (21 & 22) Cam Logan (6) George Franks (5) Gene Plouffe & Associates 6. Production Manager 15. Promotion Manager 24. Vancouver Reps (9) Don Percy (6) Bob Wood (23) A. J. Messner & Co. 7. Program Manager 16. Traffic Manager 25. U.S. Reps (11) Cameron Hunter (7) George Jonescu (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (12) Bill Spenceley 8. Chief Announcer 17. Copy (8) John Rhodes (26) June 24, 1947 Chief 26. Station Birth Date (13) Clifford Johnston (9) Fred Zimmerman 9. Morning Man 18. Librarian (15) James McGrath (10 Lou Barnes (16) Beverly Young (11 Lionel McAuley CKSO, SUDBURY (17) Joe de By (12 Russ Ramsay (8) Dan 10,000 watts on Fisher CHVC, NIAGARA FALLS CBO, OTTAWA (18) Wm. Spenceley (13) Don Ramsay 790 kcs. CBC. (9) (1) CKSO Radio John DeLazzer 10,000 watts on 1,600 kcs. 5,000 watts on 910 kcs. Owned (20) Fred Owen (14) Mrs. Grace Pitt Limited (2) W. B. Plaunt (11) Ross Marshall (1) Radio Station CHVC Ltd. and operated by the Canadian (21 & 22) Stephens & (15) Ray Haines General Mana9er (12) Mike Nolan (2) B. Howard Bedford Broadcasting Corporation. Towndrow (16) Bob Wood - and National (13) Don Willcox (3) Arthur W. Blakely (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (17) Beth Commercial Goodman Manager (14) Dan Fisher Sales Manager (25) Devney Organization Inc. (18) Lou Barnes - - Ralph (15) Bill Stoltz Walt Manlos CFRA, OTTAWA (26) Dec. 3, 1959 (19) Ray Haines Connor (6 & 7) Bob Alexander (16) Mildred Armstrong (5) Arthur W. Blakely 50,000 watts daytime (10,000 (20) David Irwin (8) Jay Fredericks (17) Larry Cole (6) Mrs. Emily Lamb watts nighttime) on 580 kcs. (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. CFPA, PORT ARTHUR (9) Reg Madison (18) Mrs. Phyllis Hugill (7) J. Ross Kenzie (1) CFRA Broadcasting Ltd. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. 1,000 watts daytime (11) Al Nesbitt (20) W. R. Onn (9) Dave Crichton (P) Frank Ryan (250 watts (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. nighttime) on 1,230 kcs. CBC. (12) Hub Beaudry (21 to 25) All -Canada (11 & 12) Carm Brown (3) Terry Kielty (25) All -Canada (1) Ralph H. Parker Ltd. (14) Trudy Manchester (26) July 29, 1959 (13) Joseph Wilson (5) George Cowling (26) Oct. 15, 1934 (2 & 3) Ralph H. Parker (15) Jack Boitson (14) Mrs. Emily Lamb (6 & 7) Doug McGowan (4) Margaret McGregor (16) Mrs. Eileen Forbom CJSP, LEAMINGTON (16) Mrs. Edith Guild (8) Gord Atkinson (5) Joe Ulakovic (17) Joyce Harrison 1,000 watts on 710 kcs. (17) Mrs. Alma Miles (9) General Grant (6 & 7) John Simpson CKCY, SAULT STE. MARIE (18) Teresa McPhee (1) Sun Parlor Broadcasters (18) Mrs. (10) Joe Brown Clara Carr (9) Mary Saxberg 10,000 watts on 920 kcs. (20) Leo Gilbeau Ltd. (19) Roger (11) Campbell McDonald Codon (11) Bill Merritt (1) Algonquin Radio & TV (21 to 24) All -Canada (2) Robert M. Clark (20) (12) Terry Kielty Jack Borys (12) Co. Ltd. (25) Weed & (3 & 5) John C. Garton (13) Frank Ryan Joe Kosokowski Co. (21 & 22) National Time Sales (2) C. P. Greco (26) (6 & 7) Lou F. Tomasi (15) Larry Barnabe (16) Mrs. Evelyn Gaynor August 23, 1935 (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (3 & 5) Al Bestall (8, 9 & 10) Craig Cole (16) Mrs. Margaret Bellefeuille (17) Mrs. Mar¡ Haskins (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (6) Marcel Lacosse (11) Arthur S. (17) Don Morin (21 & 22) Cam Logan Gadd (26) June 1, 1947 (7) John Meadows (12) John C. Garton (18) Mrs. Carole Vallillee & Associates (9) Marcel Lacosse CKOT, TILLSONBURG (13) Barry E. (19 & 20) George Roach (23 & 24) All Canada Chamberlain (10) Bill Haight 1,000 watts on 1,510 kcs. (14) Mrs. CFCH, NORTH BAY (21 & 22) Stephens & (25) Weed & Co. Joanne Fillimore (11) Karl Sepkowski (1) Tillsonburg Broadcasting (15) 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 Towndrow (26) Sept. 3, 1944 Arthur S. Gadd (12) Harry Wolfe Co. Ltd. watts nighttime) on 600 kcs. (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (16) Mrs. Effie Roach (14) Clare Bestall (2 & 3) John Lamers CBC. (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (17) John E. Mackey (16) Bill Barrow (5) John D. Lamers Jr. (1) Northern Broadcasting (25) Weed & Co. CFGM, RICHMOND HILL (18) Ron Burgoyne (17) Mrs. Audrey Ashthorpe (6 & 7) Ken Orton Limited (26) May 3, 1947 10,000 watts daytime (2,500 (19) Bob Stevens (19) Dick Peplow (8) George D'Ambrose (2) Mrs. P. A. Campbell watts nighttime) on 1,310 kcs. (20) Walter A. Dowhan (20) Joe Marinelli (10) Ken Orton (3) Reg Carne (1) Radio Richmond Hill Ltd. (21 & 22) Radio & TV Sales (21) Cam Logan & Associates (11 & 12) Bill Tonner (5) (2) John O. Graham Inc. Clarence Houston CKOY, (13) Murray Nelson OTTAWA (3) Stewart H. (22) Radio & TV Sales Inc. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (6 & 7) Bruce Ruggles Coxford (14) Mrs. Barbara Rankin 5,000 watts day (1,000 watts (5) Andy Mitchell (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (25) Geo. T. Hopewell Inc. (8) Terry Spearin (15) John Lamers Jr. night) on 1,310 kcs. (6 & 7) Gordon Symons (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (26) Feb. 19, 1955 (9) Bob Gibbons (16) Mrs. Beth Hunter (1) CKOY Ltd. (9) Jay Woods (26) May 25, 1955 (11) Bob Lewis (17) Mrs. Bernice Nicholson (2) Irving Cameron (10) Gordon (12) Pete Handley Symons (18) Marie Franklin CKLY, LINDSAY (3) Jack Daly (11) Richard Smith (13) Reg Finnemore (20) Ken Orton 1,000 watts on 910 kcs. (7) John Murphy (12) Ken Foss CFRS, SIMCOE (14) Mrs. Meri Craven (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales Ltd. (1) Greg -May Broadcasting (9) Bill Lee (15) Gordon Symons 250 watts on 1,560 kcs. (15) Jeannine Butler (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. Ltd. (11) Hal Anthony (16) Mrs. (1) Simcoe Broadcasting (16) Mrs. Melba Rainville Theresa Balogh (24) (2 & 3) J. A. McNabb (12) Pat Marsden Co. Ltd. Radio Reps. Ltd. (17) Erna Higgins (17) Larry Nicholl (5) Don Blakely (13) Harold Leikin (2 & 3) Ted M. Fielder (26) April 30, 1955 (18) Gail Liberty (18) Mrs. Karen Davis (6) Rolland Hunt (15 & 16) Gerry Beland (19) Vic Rossley (5) Richard T. Maxwell (9) Bob Carter (19) Jim Hadwin (18) Walter Munroe (6) Robert Whatmough (20) Dave Mee (20) Brian Sawyer (10) Tony Jock (19) Tom Born (21 to 24) Radio Reps. (11) Norm Guilfoyle CFCL, TIMMINS (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. Ltd. (12 & 13) Gordon Catt (20) Ken Puttock (25) Donald (12) Sonny Lowe 10,000 watts daytime (2,500 (25) All -Canada Cooke Inc. (14) Gloria Barrett (21 to 24) All -Canada (26) 1, 1957 (13) Pete Byerlay watts nighttime) on 620 kcs. (26) March 4, 1931. July (15) Jim Bagshaw (25) Donald Cooke Inc, (14) Mrs. Bette Barber CBC French Network. (16) Mrs. Donna Wardlaw (26) June 1, 1949 (16) Jean Aitken (1) Radiocon Associates Ltd. (17) (17) Mrs. Helene Scott CHWO, OAKVILLE CKTB, ST. CATHARINES Mrs. Winni Clark (2) J. Conrad Lavigne (18) Tony Watmough Jock 1,000 watts daytime (500 watts 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 (20) Robert (3) Rene Barrette (20) Rolland Hunt nighttime) on 1,250 kcs. CFOS, OWEN SOUND watts nighttime) on 610 kcs. (21 & 22) Radio & TV Sales (5) Jean-Michel Legault (21) Hardy Inc. Radio & TV (1) CHWO Limited 1,000 watts on 560 kcs. CBC. (1) The Niagara District (7) Gerald Lefebvre (22) Ralph (26) June 23, 1956 J. Judge & Co. (2 & 3) Howard C. Caine (1) Grey & Bruce Broadcasting Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (8) Robert Bordeleau (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales Director Technical Operations Co. Ltd. (2) William B. C. Burgoyne (9) Jacques Lamothe (26) December, 1955 -Ken Weitzel (2) C. J. McTavish (3) Mary C. Burgoyne (11) Treffle Mercier CJET, SMITHS FALLS (5) Victor Tipple (3) W. N. Hawkins (5) Richard H. Diesel (12) Gaston Bergeron (6) 1,000 watts on 630 kcs. CBC. (14) CFPL, LONDON Richard George (5) R. Tomlinson (6 & 7) Jack Dawson Marguerite Bordeleau (7) Mrs. J. Caine (1) Rideau Broadcasting Ltd. (15) Robert Bordeleau 10,000 watts on 980 kcs. CBC. (7) S. Latham (9) Ernie Courtney (2 & 3) J. W. Pollie (1) The London Free Press (9) Gary Elder (11) Sharon Hilts (11) Jay Glover (16) Nicole Vachon (10) (5) Bill McKissock (18) Mrs. Lepage Printing Co. Ltd. Richard George (13) L. Phillips (12) Rex Stimers Claudette (7) Don Donard (2) W. J. Blackburn (11) Stan Switzer (14) Mrs. Lilean Lamb (13) Roy Bonisteel (19) Doug Martin (9) Hal Botham (3) Ward Cornell Night News Editor - (16) Mrs. Phyllis Arnett (14) Art Fraser (20) Andrew Fauteux (11) Jim Cassidy Sales Manager John Langton (17) R. Wray (15) Roy Bonisteel (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & - (14) Mrs. Jean Caine (12) George Heath Co. Ltd. Charles N. Knight (18) Mrs. Lois Bowerman (16) Mrs. Marion Mosher Mrs. (16) Mrs. Blythe Hunt (26) Dec. 23, 1951 (9) John Dickins (16) Nell Greensides (20) W. Vallins (17) Robert Johnson Mrs. (17) George Heath (11) Hugh Bremner (17) Kai Parker (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (18) Mrs. Mavis Rodgers (18) George (18) Ian Sutton (12) Peter James Richard (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (19) Larry Holleran (19) Don Weaver (20) Bob Hibbert (13) Roy Jewell (26) March 1, 1940 (20) William H. Allen (20) Wm. McNaughton (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. CKGB, TIMMINS (15) Mrs. Jean Barnes (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (21) Gil-Ard Associates (23) A. J. Messner & Co. 10,000 watts on 680 kcs. CBC. (16) John N. (liman Co. Ltd. Radio & TV Sales Inc. (25) Devney Organization Inc. (1) Timmins Broadcasting Ltd. (17) Lloyd Wright (22) CHOV, PEMBROKE (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (26) October 22, 1955 (2) K. R. Thomson (18) Deborah Dennis 1,000 watts on 1,350 kcs. CBC. (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (3) Gerry Hall , (19) Keith Roberts (1) Ottawa Valley Broad- (25) Devney Organization Inc. (26) Nov. 17, 1956 (5) Art Mousley (20) Glen Robitaille casting Co. Ltd. (26) 1930 CJCS, STRATFORD (7) Dan Kelly (21 to 24) All -Canada (2) E. G. Archibald 500 watts daytime (250 watts (9) Vic Phillips (25) Weed & Co. CFOR, ORILLIA (3) Bill Kay (11) Chevrette nighttime) on 1,240 kcs. CBC. Grant (26) Sept. 30, 1922 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 Director - Local Sales CHLO, ST. THOMAS (12) Mike Doody - (1) CJCS Limited watts nighttime) on 1,570 kcs. Barrie Sutherland 1,000 watts on 680 kcs. (14) Mrs. Shirley Boyce CBC. (1) Souwesto Broadcasters (2) Frank M. Squires CKSL, LONDON National Sales Manager - (15) Nick Harris (1) CFOR Ltd. Bill Kay Ltd. (3 & 5) Stan E. Tapley 5,000 watts on 1,290 kcs. (7) Wm. Inkol (16) Mrs. Molly Miller (2 & 3) Gordon E. Smith (7) Morley McGill (2 & 3) John L. Moore Mrs. Helen Burak (1) London Broadcasters Ltd. (8 & 9) Gil Stevens (17) (4 & 5) J. A. "Pete" (10) Mrs. Lynda Nixon (5) Peter A. Webb (18) Roger Hall (2) F. Vincent Regan (11 & 12) Wm. Inkol McGarvey (11) Wally Stewart (6 & 7) Don M. Lumley Andrews (3) John Funston (13) Gil Stevens (20) Andy (6 & 7) Ken McDonald (12) Bill Kay (9) Frank McBride (21 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (4) Bill Robinson (16) Mrs. Elaine Scott to (9) Peter Emmerson (13) Morley McGill (11) Barry Kentner -Canada (5) Jim Alexander (17) Mrs. Joan Kastner (25) All (11) Bob Douglas (15) Garry Harrington (12) Frank McBride 1933 (6 & 7) Hal (26) September 15, Gibson (12) Ken McDonald (16) Florence Brumm (13) Doug Hinz (20) John Grigg (9) John Michael (13) Pete McGarvey (17) Mrs. Joan Stewart (14) Mrs. Dorca Ballantyne (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales Ltd. (10) Jack Stephens (14) Mrs. Wanda Miller (18) Mrs. Lynda Nixon (15) John L. Moore (23 & 24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (11) CBL, TORONTO Ed Blake (15) Paul Smith (19) Murray Mathieson (16) Mrs. Thelma Van- 50,000 watts on 740 kcs. Owned (12) Tom Dalby (16) Mrs. Pearl Douglas (20) Ed Schmidt Koughnett (13) Don West CFBR, SUDBURY and operated by the Canadian (17) Paul Smith (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (17) David Schulte (15) 1,000 watts on 550 kcs. CBC. Broadcasting Corporation. Art Bartel (18) Fred Merritt Co. Ltd. (20) William R. Hyson French Network. (16) Grace Howland (19 & 20) Peter Rowe (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (21 & 22) Radio & Television (1) The Sudbury Broadcasting (17) Charles Sterne (21 & 22) Stephens & (26) August 21, 1942 Sales Inc. (18) Molly Barr Towndrow Ltd. (23) A. J. Messner & Co. Co. Ltd. CFRB, TORONTO (19) Jeff Guy (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (26) May 14, 1948 (2) F. B. Ricard 50,000 watts on 1,010 kcs. (20) Bill Post 1945 (3 & 5) René Riel (1) CFRB Limited (26) Sept. 3, CHEX, PETERBOROUGH (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales (7) Robert Grandmaison (2) W. C. Thornton Cran (23 & 24) Radio Reps. Ltd. 5,000 watts on 980 kcs. CBC. CHOK, SARNIA (11) Kirk Lavillandre (3) Wes McKnight CKLB, OSHAWA (1) Kawartha Broadcasting (25) Devney Organization Inc. 5,000 watts on 1,070 kcs. CBC. (12) Robert Grandmaison (4),Jack Dawson 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 Co. Ltd. (26) June 24, 1956 (1) Sarnia Broadcasting Ltd. (16) Helen Grenon (5) Bill Brennan watts nighttime) on 1,350 kcs. (2) Senator R. Davies (2) Claude R. Irvine (18) Mary Poirier (6) Earl Dunn (1) Lakeland Broadcasting (3) Wally Rewegan (3) Karl E. Monk (20) Clyde Turner Dawson CKMP, MIDLAND (7) Jack Co. Ltd. (5) W. C. Fontaine Sales Manager - (21 & 22) Cam Logan (8) Eddie Luther 250 watts on 1,230 kcs. (2) Gordon G. Garrison (6 & 7) Don O'Neil Arthur O'Hagan & Associates (9) Wally Crouter (1) Midland Penetang (5) B. M. Gosschalk (8) John Gilbert (7) Gene McLaughlin (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (11) Bill Hutton Broadcasting Ltd. (7) Bill Henning (9) Del Crary (9) Robert Taylor (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (12) Bill Stephenson (2 & 3) R. B. Armstrong (9) Vic Thomas (10) Ken Kaye (11) Ian Dunlap (26) Dec. 8, 1957 (13) John Bradshaw (5) Al Jenson (10) Bill Nesbitt (11) Alan Porteous (12) Jerry Daniel (14) Mrs. Betty Kennedy (7) B. Armstrong (11) Ross Gibson (12) John Danko (15) Arthur O'Hagan (15) Jerry Maccabe (9) Doug Setterington (12) Jim Bishop (14) Mrs. Marie Callaghan (16) Janet Lindsey CHNO, SUDBURY (16) Mrs. Mary Falconer (11) laian Brownlee (14) Mrs. Barbara Pollock (15) Michael N. Robinson (17) Nick O'Beirn 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. (17) Mrs. Jill Loring (12) Frank Castorf (16) Mrs. Vicki Millar (16) Claire Rochefort (18) Mrs. Zelda Warnez (1) Sudbury Broadcasting (18) Art Collins (13) Bruce Armstrong (17) Mrs. Bernice McWatters (17) Mrs. Jean Dolan (19) Robert White Co. Ltd. (19) Don McEachern (14) Mrs. Jean Stanway (20) William C. Marchand (18) Rosemary Drimmie (20) Robert Cooke (2) F. B. Ricard (20) Clive Eastwood (16) Mrs. Em. Armstrong (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (19) Frank Schoales (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (3 & 5) Peter Scott (21 & 22) Standard Broadcast (17) Mrs. Jean Stanway (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (20) Bert Crump Co. Ltd. (9) Bruce Anderson Sales Ltd. (20) Frank Castorf (24) Radio Reps. (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (11) Cec McKnight (23 & 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (21 to 24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (25) Devney Organization Inc. (25) All -Canada (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (12) Larry Johnstone You n.1 Ltd. (26) July 1, 1959 (26) October 6, 1946 (26) March 31, 1942 (26) July 28, 1946 (14) Mrs. Judy Erola (26) Feb 9, 1927ian

26 September 5th, 1963 CHFI, TORONTO (18) Marion Johnston (12) Bernard Brodeur KEY 50,000 watts on 1,540 kcs. (20) Stewart M. Clark (13) Jean-Marcel Béliveau 1. 10. (1) Rogers Broadcasting (21 to 24) All -Canada (14) Pauline Dalpe Owner or Company Name Music Director 19. Chief Operator Limited (25) RKO General Broadcasting (15, 16 & 17) Ray -Marc Dubé 2. President (if a company) 11. News Director 20. Chief Engineer (2) Edward S. Rogers National Sales (18) M. A. Daudelin 3. Manager 12. Sports Director 21. Toronto Reps (5) George W. Harper (26) June 1, 1932 (19) Armand Papineau 4. Assistant 13. Farm (7) Vaughn BIjerre (20) Raymond Bilocq Manager Director 22. Montreal Reps (9) Gerry Herbert 5. Commercial Manager 14. Women's Director 23. Winnipeg Reps CKNX, WINOHAM (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (10) David Amer (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales 2,500 watts on 920 kcs. 6. Production Manager 15. Promotion Manager 24. Vancouver Reps (11 & 12) Don Watson (26) Mar. 14, 1946 (15) Marie Thornton (1) Radio Station CKNX Ltd. 7. Program Manager 16. Traffic Manager 25. U.S. Reps (16) Mrs. Glenna Hall (2) W. T. Cruikshank 8. Chief Announcer 17. Copy Chief 26. Station Birth Date General Manager (17) Ross Evans - CKCH, HULL 9. Morning Man 18. Librarian (18) Mrs. Bette Blake G. W. Cruikshank Ass't 5,000 watts on 970 kcs. CBC (19) Brian Avery Gen. Manager - French Network. (20) Ron Turnpenny John Cruikshank Operations Manager (1) La Compagnie de Radio- (21 & 22) Air-Time Sales Ltd. - diffusion CKCH de Hull Bruce St. (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales OMS, MONTREAL (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (25) Fine Music Hi-Fi. George Ltée. (7) John Langridge Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,280 kcs. Ltd. (26) August 8, 1962 (3) Jean-Paul Lemire (8) Monte Snider (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (1) CJMS Radio Montreal (25) Weed & Co. (4 & 5) Henri W. Allard (9) Crawford Douglas (24) September 1. Limitée (26) Dec. 23, 1933 (6) Pierre Dufault CHUM, TORONTO (11) John A. Strong (2) A. R. Crépault (7) Jean-Paul Lemire 5,000 watts on 1,050 kcs. (12) John Brent (3) Roch Demers CFOX, POINTE CLAIRE (8) Paul Robyn CKML, MONT LAURIER (1) Radio CHUM -1050 Limited (13) Cliff Robb (5) National - Roch Demers 10,000 watts on 1,470 kcs. (10) Aurèle Groulx 1,000 watts on 610 kcs. CBC (2 & 3) Allan F. Waters (14) Anna McDonald (5) Local - Ted Meuniers (1) Lakeshore Broadcasting (11) Olivier G. Caron French. (5) Wes Armstrong (16) Mrs. Lillian Gorbutt (6) Pierre Leroux Ltd. (12) Pierre Dufault (1) Radio CKML, Inc. (7) Allan Sleight (17) Mrs. Bessie Johnston (7) Gilbert Hérard (2) Gord Sinclair (14) Simone Lanctôt (2) Conrad Prénoeau (9) Al Boliska (18) lona Terry (9) Yvan Ducharme (3) Keith Dancy (15) Henri W. Allard (3) Gilbert Desrosiers (11) Bill Drylie (20) Scott Reid (11) Paul Coucke (5) Danny Donner (16) Parise Côté (5) Jacques Vallée (12) Bryan Hall (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (12) Rhéaume Brisebois (6 & 7) R. Wiltshire (17) Hilda Trudeau (11) Roland Lafleur Live Talent and Public Service (23) Scharf Broadcast Sales (15) C. Laferrière (9) Gord Sinclair (18) Emile Routhier (17) Roland Lafleur Phil Stone (25) All Canada (16) Mrs. G. Buteau (10) Mel Browne - (19) André Régimbald (20) Relean St. Jean Sales Promotion Director (26) Feb. 20, 1926 (18) Ginette Houle (11) Stu Morrison - (20) Jean-Louis Guérette (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV Lyn Salloum (20) J. C. Lalancette (12) Keith Dancey (21 & 22) Standard Broadcast Ltd. (15) Allen Farrell (21) Stephens & Towndrow Ltd. (15) Sheilah Ramsay CKOX, WOODSTOCK Sales Ltd. (26) May 19, 1963 (16) Eileen Taylor (22) CJMS Radio (Local) Ltd. (16) Sandra MacLean 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. (25) Weed & Company (17) Larry Solway (23) Broadcast Reps. (17) Mrs. K. Boyes (1) Oxford Broadcasting Co. (26) June, 1933 (18) Millie Moriak (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (18) Mel Browne Ltd. CKBM, MONTMAGNY (19) Fred Snyder Ltd. (19) Mike Eccles (2 & 3) M. J. Werry 1,000 watts on 1,490 kcs. (20) George Jones (25) Weed & Company (20) B. Greeley (5) Vern Hesse CJLM, JOLIETTE (1) Radio Alléghanys Inc. (21 & 22) Stephens & (26) Jan. 14, 1953 (21, 23 & 24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (7) Walter Hulme 1,000 watts on 1,350 kcs. (2) Henri Deschênes Towndrow Ltd. (26) March 16, 1960 (9) Jim Swan (1) Radio-Richelieu Ltée. (3 & 5) André Mercier (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. T. (2) Henri Olivier (6) Henri Deschênes Sales (11) Horney (24) Scharf Broadcast (3) Maurice Boulianne CKAC, MONTREAL CBV, QUEBEC Ltd. (12) Dyke Howlett (7) Oliva Poitras (14) Mrs. Alice Munro (5) Cyrille Denis (11) Oliva Poitras 50,000 watts on 730 kcs. 5,000 watts on 980 kcs. CBC (25) Devney Organization Inc. (16) Mrs. A. B. Brown (6) Maurice Boulianne (12) Denis Duchaine (1) La Campagnie de Publica- French Network. Owned and (26) November, 1945 (17) Mrs. L. Munro (7) Claude Rochon (13) Gilles Laflamme tion de la presse, Limitée operated by the Canadian Broad- (20) Paul Hunter (8) Jean -Guy Pronovost (14) Henrietta Michon (2) Maurice Chartré casting Corporation. CJBC, TORONTO (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (9) Gilles Tessier (15) André Mercier (3) Phil Lalonde 50,000 watts on 860 kcs. Own- (26) Dec. 6, 1947 (10) Réginald Lambert (16) Claudia Simonneau (4) Roy Malouin CHRC, QUEBEC ed and operated by the Canadian (11) Gilles Loyer (17) Oliva Poitras (5) André Daveluy 10,000 watts Broadcasting Corporation. (12) Aimé Boivin (18) Michel Duchaine (6) Jeannette Brouillet on 800 kcs. (14) Nicole Forget (20) Hector Fortin (7) Ferdinand Biondi (1) CHRC Ltée (15) Maurice Boulianne (21 & 22) Radio & TV (8) Jacques Morency (2) Col. Hervé Baribeau CKEY, TORONTO Quebec (16) Lorenzo Brouillard Sales Inc (9) Jacques Proulx (3) Aurèle Pelletier 5,000 watts on 580 kcs. (18) Aimé Boivin (26) Jan. 31, 1954 (10) Jean-Pierre Comeau (5) F. R. Thibodeau (1) Shoreacres Broadcasting (20) Joseph Cardin (11) Pierre Prévost (6) Henri Veilleux CFGT, ALMA Co. Ltd. (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (12) Yvon Biais (7) Jacques Morisset 1,000 watts on 1,270 kcs. (2) John D. Campbell (26) May 8, 1960 (14) Jeannette Brouillet (9) Michel MontPetit (1) Radio Lac St. Jean Ltée. CBF, MONTREAL General Manager and Vice - (15) Paul Gélinas (10) Fernando St-Georges 50,000 watts on 690 kcs. President (2) J. Edgar Tremblay (16) Mrs. Alice Mackay (11) Guy Lemieux - (3) France Fortin Owned and operated by the Douglas C. Trowell CKRS, JONQUIERE (17) Yves Langevin (12) Maurice Descarreaux (5) René Guillot Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- (5) Stuart C. Brandy 1,000 watts on 590 kcs. (18) Guy Lepage (14) Mrs. Lucille Després (6) Guy Angers tion. (6) Stan Larke (1) Radio Saguenay Ltée. (19) Roger Lepage Georgette Lacroix (8) R. Pelletier (7) Gene Kirby (2) Henri Lepage (20) Len Spencer (15) Julienne Bélanger (11 & 12) Rosaire Pelletier (9) Bill Brady General Manager (21 & 22) Standard (16 & 17) Georgette Lacroix (14) Mrs. Lucie - CBM, MONTREAL (11) Godfrey Hudson Jean Tom Burham Broadcast Sales Ltd. (18) Fernando St -Georges (16) Angers 50,000 watts on 940 kcs. (15) Harvey M. Clarke Guy Station and Commercial (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (19) Marcel Huard (18) Nicole Plourde Owned and operated by the (16) Edward Guest Manager Guy Boivin (24) All Canada (20) Arsène Nadeau (19) J. Roch Maltais - Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- (17 Stan Larke (7) Noel Fillion (25) Devney Organization Inc. (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon tion. (18 Ed Houston (10) Marcel Perron (26) August 22, 1922 Ltd. (26) Oct. 26, 1953 (19 Roy Lyttle (11) Lionel Tremblay (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (26) April 1, 1926 (20) William R. Onn (12) Jean Martin CFCF, MONTREAL (22 to 25) All -Canada CHAD, AMOS (15) Maurice Petit 5,000 watts on 600 kcs. CKGM, MONTREAL (26) August 28, 1944 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. CBC (16 & 17) Réjane Bilodeau (1) Canadian Marconi Co. 10,000 watts on 980 kcs. CJLR, QUEBEC French Network. (18) Marcel Perron Ltd. (1) Maisonneuve 10,000 watts on 1,060 kcs. Léon Jean CKFH, TORONTO (1) Radio Nord Inc. (19) (2) Stewart M. Finlayson Broadcasting Corp. (1) CJLR Inc. Gérard Lemieux 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 (2 & 3) David A. Gourd (20) (3) S. B. (Bud) Hayward (2) Geoff Stirling (2 & 3) Jacques LaRoche & TV watts nighttime on 1,430 kcs. (4, 5, 6 & 7) Franco Capellari (21 & 22) Hardy Radio Retail Sales Manager (3) Don Wall (21 & 22) Radio & Television Ltd. - Sales (1) Foster Hewitt (15 & 16) Franco Capellari Harry E. Moll Office Manager - Broadcasting Ltd. (20) Julien Trépanier (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (6) Jim Kidd and Doug Wilmut (26) September 1, 1959 Ltd. (2) Foster Hewitt (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (25) Young Canadian Gerry Bascombe (5) Barry Savage (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (26) June 23, 1947 (3) Bill Hewitt (9) Lee Dunbar (6) Bill Ballentine CJQC, QUEBEC (25) Weed & Co. (11) Bill Draper (8) Dick Varney (4) Barry Nesbitt 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. CBC. (5) Jim Crawford (26) Feb. 10, 1939 (12) Russ Taylor (9) George Davies CKLS, LASARRE (1) The Goodwill Broadcasters (6 & 7) Barry Nesbitt (16) Gary Smith (10) Dave Grief of Quebec Inc. 250 watts on 1,240 kcs. CBC (17) Len Cosh (11) Doug Burrows (8) George Wilson CBJ, CHICOUTIMI (2) I. C. Pollack French Network. (18) Russ Griffiths (12) Al Shaver (9) Phil Mackellar 10,000 watts on 1,580 kcs. (3) Mrs. Mary F. Bush (1) Radio Nord Inc. (20) Creighton Douglas Lorie Dempsey (11) Jim Ward Owned and operated by the (14) (5) Jean -Guy Bernier (2 & 3) David A. Gourd (21 & to 25) All -Canada (15) Mary Pert (12) Joe Morgan Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- (7) Bill Paton (4, 5, 6, 7, 15 & 16) Franco (26) November, 1919 (16) Mrs. Francine Moses (14) Mrs. Jane Gray tion. (9) Ernie White (15) Frank Somerville Capellari (18) Dave Geddes (20) Julien Trépanier (11) Sheldon Phaneuff (16) Mrs. L. Caulson (19) John Sykes (12) Bill Paton (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV CFMB, MONTREAL (17) Peter Murdoch CJMT, CHICOUTIMI (20) Jack Campbell (16) Terry McKeown Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,410 kcs. (18) Hazell Carter 1,000 watts on 1,420 kcs. (21 & 22) Stephens & (17) Mrs. Janet Sharples (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (1) Chateau Broadcasting Co. (20) Gerald Wilson (1) CJMT-Ltée. Towndrow Ltd. (20) Claude Roberge (25) Weed & Co. Ltd. (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. (2) J. O. Masse (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (21 & 22) National Time Sales (26) Feb. 10, 1939 (2 & 5) Casimir G. (25) A.B.C. International (3) Pierre Tremblay (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (23) Broadcast Reps. Stanczykowski (26) Feb. 21, 1951 (5) Francois Ranger (25) Weed & Company (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (3) Tom Tonner (7) Achille Soucy (26) Dec. 7, 1959 (26) 1949 (9) Jacques Cayer CFLM, LA TUQUE (7 & 9) Bob Holiday CHOW WELLAND (11 & 12) Ronald Levesque 1,000 watts on 1,240 kcs. CBC. (11) Bob Walters 1,000 watts on 1,470 kcs. (14) Nicole Blackburn (1) Radio La Tuque Ltée. (14) Sheila Rogers CKLM, MONTREAL CKCV, QUEBEC (1) Wellport Broadcasting Ltd. (15) Pat Verrault (2) Paul Aboud (15) Marg Forrest 10,000 watts on 1,570 kcs. 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 (2) Gordon W. Burnett (16) Denise Fortin (3 & 5) Jean Trépanier (16) Gay Dansereau (1) Radio -Laval Inc. nighttime) on 1,280 kcs. Managing Director - (17) Francois Belley (7 & 8) Jules Fiole (17) Marjorie Forrest (2) Mario Verdon (1) CKCV (Québec) Limitée Doug Manning (18) Jean -Guy Cote (9) Jean-Pierre-Ricard (18) Alita Emanuele (3) Roland Saucier (2) Gaston Pratte (5) Doug Manning (20) Lucien Simard (11) Jules Fiole (19) Bill Gregory (5) Guy D'Arcy General Manager - (7) Andy Laughland (21 & 22) Standard (12) André Bissonnette (20) John Forrest (6) Jean Marc Brunet Magella Alain (9) Barry King Broadcast Sales (14) Mlle Laurette Leclerc (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (7) Mario Verdon (3) Marcel Leboeuf 13 Allan Pietz (25) Devney Organization (16) Mlle Hélène Dion (25) Donald Cooks Inc. (8) Roger LeBel (5) René Lapointe (14 Connie Chicorli (26) February 28, 1954 (20) Jean-Paul Mathon (26) Dec. 21, 1962 (9) Jean Duceppe and (6) Benoit DeMargerie Mrs. (16 Gladys Marchand (21 & 22) Radio & Television Pierre Chouinard (7 & 8) Michel Gariépy '20) Len Whalley Sales Inc. (10) Fernand Gignac (9) Maurice Dionne CHRD, DRUMMONDVILLE CJAD, MONTREAL (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (25) Donald Cooke Inc. (11) Jean Côté (10) Jean Leroye 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. 24 Contact Radio C-FUN (26) October 3, 1959 (12) Jean Pierre Coallier (11) Benoît Brochu & Co. (1) Radio Drummond Ltée. (1) CJAD Limited (25 Weed (14 & 15) Mrs. Sylviane Cahay (12) Daniel Berti (2) Maurice Sigouin (2) W. C. Thornton Cran (26 June 4, 1958 (16) Mrs. R. Gloutnez (13) Roland Gilbert (3) J. A. Savoie Vice -President and General (17) Jacques Antoons (14) Louise Leclerc (4) Claude Rene CKBL, MATANE Manager -H. T. McCurdy CBE, WINDSOR 5,000 watts on 1,250 kcs. (18) Fernand Gignac (15) Benoit de Margarie (5) J. A. Savoie CBC Sales Manager - 10,000 watts on 1,550 kcs. (19 & 20) Jacques St -Pierre (16) Marie-Paule Vachon (7) H. LeDoux French. W. Shubat Owned and operated by the (21 & 22) Paul L'Anglais Inc. (17) Richard Demeule (9) Jean Denis (1) La Compagnie de Radio- Operations Manager Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- (23) Reimer Inc. (18) Jean Leroye (10) Andre Gallant diffusion de Matane Ltée. Ralph Kirchen tion. (25) Forjoe & Co. Inc. (19) André Duchesneau (11 & 12) Andre Boulanger (2 & 3) René Lapointe (7) Len Rowcliffe (26) Aug. 4, 1962 (20) Lucien Gobeil (16) Marcelle Turcotte (4) Octave Lapointe (9) Bill Roberts Broadcast CKLW, WINDSOR (20) Reynald Belanger (5) Chas. Fradette (11) Doug Williamson (21 & 22) Standard Sales Ltd. 50,000 watts on 800 kcs. (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (6 & 7) Claude Guenette (12) Don Chevrier (25) Weed (1) Western Ontario Broad- (26) Dec. 23, 1954 (8 & 9) Guy Leboeuf (14) Doris Clark CHNC, NEW CARLISLE & Company (26) July 5, 1926 casting Co. Ltd. (10) J. P. Berthiaume (15) Charles Waldo 5,000 watts on 610 kcs. CBC President and General (11) Gilles Proulx (16) Berthe Poulet French Network. Manager CHEF, GRANBY (12) Guy Leboeuf - (17) Gerry Bodington (1) Gaspesia Radio Broadcast- CJBR, RIMOUSKI 5. Campbell Ritchie 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts (14) Armand Desrosiers (18) Len Rowcliffe ing Co. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. CBC rGiles McMahon nighttime) on 1,450 kcs. (15 & 16) Octave Lapointe (19) Gordon Hope (2) J. Alphonse Poirier French Network. John Gordon (1) La Voix de l'Est Ltée. (17) Madone Gauthier (20) Ernest Mott (3) Dr. Chas. H. Houde (1) La Radio du Bas St - Bud Davies (2) Aimé Laurion (18) P. J. Berthiaume (21 & 22) Standard (5 & 6) Pierre Stein Laurent Inc. (11 Austin Grant (3 & 5) J. Henri Champagne (19) Rodrigue Labrie Broadcast Sales Ltd. (15 & 16) Pierre Stein (2) Jacques Brillant (14 Mary Morgan (7) Ray -Marc Dubé (20) Yvan Fortier (23 & 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (19 & 20) Bruce MacDonald (3 & 5) André Lecomte (15) George Sperry (9) Jean Marcel Béliveau (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (7) Sandy Burgess (16) Mrs. Margaret Marshall (11) Jacques Payette Ltd. (26) Dec. 8, 1945 Ltd. (8) Francols Raymond

September 5th, 1963 27 KEY (2) Adrien Cholette CJEM, EDMUNSTON (21 to 25) All -Canada General Manager 5,000 watts 1. Owner or Company Name 19. - on 570 kcs. CBC. 126) April 18, 1934 10. Music Director Chief Operator Jean-Claude Lefebvre French Network. 2. President (if a company) 11. 20. Engineer News Director Chief (3 & 5) Maurice Legault (1) Edmunston Radio Ltd. CBA, SACKVILLE 3. Manager 12. Sports Director 21. Toronto Reps (9) Roger Bélair (2) Georges Michaud 50,000 watts on 1,070 kts. 4. Assistant Manager 13. Farm Director 22. Montreal Reps (11) J. D. Girouard (3) Georges A. LeBel Owned and operated by the (12) Hubert Lauzon (4) Patrick tendron 5. Commercial 14. Reps Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Manager Women's Director 23. Winnipeg (13) Normand La Berge (5) Jean Fournier tion. 6. Production Manager 15. Promotion Manager 24. Vancouver Reps (14) Guylaine Bel Humeur (7) Georges A. LeBel (16) Mrs. J. Lepage (8, 9, 11) Gilles Bradet 7. Program Manager 16. Traffic Manager 25. U.S. Reps CJCJ, WOODSTOCK (17) Lucie Deschamps (12) Paul Aubut 8. Chief Announcer 1,000 watts on 920 kcs. CBC. 17. Copy Chief 26. Station Birth Date (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (15) Georges A. LeBel (1) Carleton -Victoria Broad- 9. Morning Man 18. (26) Nov. 10, 1961 (16) Marguerite St-Onge Librarian Ltd. (17) Patrick Gendron casting Co. & 3) Robert J. Morrison (18) Huguette Ouellet (2 CKVL, VERDUN (4) W. Bruce Smith (19) Walter Martin 50,000 watts daytime (10,000 (5) Al H. Morrison (9) Jean Brisson (8) Jacques Dufresne (17) Aline Cassar (20) Marcel Vallee watts nighttime) on 850 kcs. (6, 7 & 8) Bruce Smith (10) Aline Gagné (11 Marcel Therriault (18) Huguette Vaillancourt (21 & 22) Standard Broadcast (1) Radio Futura Ltd. (9) Walter Tompkins (11) Guy Ross (15) B. Vanier (19) R. Blanchette Sales Ltd. (2) Jack Tietolman (10) Turney (12) Claude Pearson (18) Lise Ferland (20) Auguste Dubuc (25) Weed & Company William (14) Louise Lavallée Vice -President & Manager - (11) Jim Morrison (20) Lucien Caron (21 & 22) Paul L'Anglais Inc. (26) Dec. 10, 1944 Corey Thomson (12) Ted Jarrett (15) Sandy Burgess (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (23) A. J. Messner & Co. (4) Marcel Provost (13) Walter Tompkins (16) André Lecomte (26) Oct. 1, 1959 (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (18) Lorenzo Michaud (5) Judah Tietolman CFNB, FREDERICTON (14) Wendy Hill (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (6) (20) Marcel Marcel Provost 50,000 watts on 550 kcs. CBC. (15) Jon Sypher Vallée CHRS, ST. JEAN (26) July 1, 1945 (21 & 22) (7) Marcel Provost (1) Radio Atlantic Ltd. (16) Al H. Morrison Standard Broadcast 1,000 watts on 1,090 kcs. Sales (8) Jacques Duval (2) D. Malcolm Neill (17) Mary Lou Francis (1) Radio Iberville Limited (9) Jacques DesBaillets (25) Weed & Company CJSO, SOREL Manager and Vice -President (18) Wendy Hill (2 & 3) Bernard Turcot (10) Pierre Dulvoe - (26) Nov. 15, 1937 1,000 watts on 1,320 kcs. Jack T. H. Fenety (20) R. J. Morrison (4 & 5) Jack Turcot (11) Marcel Beauregard (1) Radio -Richelieu Ltée. (5) Jack T. H. Fenety (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (12) Bob Rivet (French) (2) Henri Olivier and (6 & 7) John W. Richards (23) A. J. Messner -& Co. CJFP, RIVIERE (26) December 6, 1956 -DU -LOUP (3) Maurice Boulianne Larry Fredericks (English) (9) Pat Donelan (26) July 1, 1959 5,000 watts on (13) Alphonse Lapointe 1,400 kcs. CBC (5) Maurice Bérubé (11) Lawrence Knowles French. (14) Pierrette CKJL, ST. JEROME (6) Maurice Boulianne Champoux (12) Mac MacGowan (1) Radio (French) CJFP Limitée 1,000 watts on 900 kcs. (7) Claude Rochon and June (14) Mrs. Joan Watson (2) Luc Simard (1) Radio Warren (English) Laurentides Inc. (8) Joseph Péloquin (15) Mrs. Christine Maxwell . (3) Raoul Savard (15) Selinger Nova Scotia President and General (9) Gilles Tessier Jack (16) Mrs. Margaret Burnett (5) René Viel (16) Jeannot Pelletier Manager - Jean Lalonde (10) Georges Codling (17) Frank Eidt (9) Léopold (17) Gaston CKDH, AMHERST Lévesque (4) John R. Fox (11) Claude Rochon Saulnier (18) Mrs. Joan MacFadyen (11) Rémi Beaulieu (18) Laurent 250 watts on 1,400 kcs. (8) André Guy (12) Michel Champagne Bourdy (20) Glenn D. Love (12) Raoul Savard (19) (1) Amherst Broadcasting Co. (9) Claude Berube (14) Pierrette Salvas Bernard Brisset (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (13) Paul Simard (20) Maurice Rousseau Ltd. (10) Marie Andree Lalonde (15) Maurice Boulianne Co. Ltd. (18) Rémi Beaulieu (21 & 22) Radio & (2) J. A. Langille (11) Rene Ladouceur (16 & 17) Lorenzo Brouillard Television (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (20) Raymond Sales Inc. (5) William Wall Lavoie (12) Jean Lalande (18) Thérèse Cardin (25) Weed & Co. (21 & (25) Young (8 & 9) Ralph Hansen 22) Hardy Radio & TV (13) Christain Savard (20) Joseph Cardin Canadian Ltd. (26) Jan. 12, 1923 (25) Young Canadian (16) Mrs. M. Perron (26) Nov. 3, 1946 (11 & 12) Bill Wall (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV Austin (26) April 13, 1947 (17) Rene Ladouceur Ltd. (13) Henry (19) Andre CBAF, MONCTON (16) -Mrs. Elsie Harlowe Hebert (26) June 16, 1945 CFDA, VICTORIAVILLE (21 & 22) Hardy & TV 5,000 watts on 1,300 kcs. CBC (18) Herb Simpson CJAF, Radio 1,000 watts on 1,380 kcs. CABANO Ltd. French. Owned and operated by (20) George Lewis 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. Satel- (1) Radio Victoriaville Limitée (23) Broadcast Reps. CKLD, THETFORD the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & lite of CJFP, Riviere -du -Loup. MINES (2) J. A. Brisson (26) March 10, 1956 TV Ltd. Same 250 watts on 1,230 kcs. CBC (3, 5, 6 & Gaston staff. 7) Girouard (26) October 25, 1957 French Network. (9) Jean Normandeau CKCW, MONCTON CKCN, SEPT-ILES (1) Radio Mégantic Ltée. (10) Mary Poirier 10,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. CHRL, ROBERVAL 5,000 watts on 560 kcs. (2 & 3) Francois Labbé (11) Claude Godin (1) Moncton Broadcasting Ltd. CJFX, ANTIGONISH 1,000 watts on 910 kcs. CBC (1) Radio Sept-Iles Inc. (4, 5 & 6) Will Dugré (12) Gilbert Foucault (2 & 3) F. A. Lynds 5,000 watts on 580 kcs. CBC. French Network. (2) Louis Paradis (7) Irenée Goulet (13) Claude Godin (5) Earl Ross (1) Atlantic Broadcasters Ltd. (1) Radio Roberval Inc. (3 to 5) Benoît Roberge (8) Bertrand Potvin (14) Denyse Trottier (7) Bob Reid (2) Dr. F. J. Ginivan (2) Paul Robitaille (6) Pierre Corriveau (9) Raymond Cusson (15 & 16) Mariette Dufresne (9) Bill McFadden (3) J. Clyde Nunn (10) (3) Normand Gagnon (7) Ray Perrault Elizabeth Bolduc (17) Denyse Trottier (10) Jack Reid (4) Bruce Rafuse (4) Harvey Paradis (8) Louis Thiboutot (11 & 12) Irenée Goulet (18) Mary. Poirier (11) Claude Cain (5) Gus Mackinnon (5 & 6) Georges Gagnon (9) Albert Morel (13) Raymond Cusson (19 & 20) Pierre Brisson (12) Earl Ross (6) Steve Emery (7) Harvey Paradis (10) J. Y. Decelles (14) Elizabeth Bolduc (21 & 22) Radio & Television (15) John Dimick Sales Manager - (9) Pierre Beaulé (11) Louis Thiboutot (15 & 16) Will Dugré Sales Inc. (16) Lorraine Maillet Levis Desjardins (10) Marcel Jean (12) Jean Croteau (17 & 18) Elizabeth Bolduc (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (17) Roy Hicks (8) Bill MacKinnon (11) Jacques Cossette (14) Jannine Vaillancourt (19 & 20) Reginald Lafrance (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (18) Bert Hebert (9) Gus Mackinnon (12) Jacques Coté (15) Benoît Roberge (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (26) Oct. 19, 1951 (19) Bob Oke (11) Al Graham (13) Camille Julien (16) Jannine Perrault Ltd. (20) Keith MacConnell (12) Al Graham & (14) Mrs. Lucie Jean (25) Young Canadian Ltd. Dr. Cecil Maclean (17) Gerald Jourdain CKVM, VILLE MARIE (21 to 24) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (15 & 16) Georges Gagnon (18) Lisette Elsliger (26) Feb. 12, 1950 (25) E. S. Sumner Corp. (16) Janet Waters 10,000 watts on 710 kcs. CBC (18) Claudette Gagnon (17) Anne Burchell (19) Georges Lafrance French Network. (26) Dec. 4, 1934 (19) Jean Cossette (20) (18) Gus Mackinnon Georges Lafrance (1) Radio Temiscamingue Inc. (20) Marcel Bolduc (21 CHLN, TROIS RIVIERES (20) Mike Doyle to 24) Radio & TV Sales (2) Hervé Leblanc (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV Inc. 10,000 watts on 550 kcs. CBC CKMR, NEWCASTLE (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & (3) René Legault watts on 790 kcs. CBC. Ltd. (26) French Network. 1,000 Co. Ltd. March 30, 1963 (4) J. P. Paquette (26) June 1, 1949 (1) Radio Trois Rivieres Inc. (1) Miramichi Broadcasting (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (5) René Legault (2) Roger Dussault Co. Ltd. (26) March 25, 1943 CKSM, SHAWINIGAN FALLS (3) Maurice Dansereau (7 & 8) Yvon Larivière (2) L. W. Flett CKRN, ROUYN 1,000 watts on 1,220 kcs. (9) Marcel Lebel (4 & 5) Maurice Duval (3 & 5) R. J. Wallace 250 watts on (1) Cie de Radiodiffusion (10) CKBW, BRIDGEWATER 1,400 kcs. CBC de (6) Maurice Dansereau Yvon Larivière (6) Fred Haining French Network. Shawinigan Falls (11) J. P. Paquette 10,000 watts on 1,000 kcs. CBC. Ltée. (7 & 8) Maurice Bourget (7) R. J. Wallace (1) Radio Nord Inc. (2) Art Lacoursiere (12) Yvon Larivière (1) Acadia Broadcasting Co. (9) Reynald Journault (11) Dan Leeman (2 & 3) David (3) Allan Rogerson (13) P. E. Desjardins Ltd. A. Gourd (10) Paul Joly (12) Fred Haining (4, 5, 6, 7, 15 (4 & 5) Emilien (2) Clarence J. Morrow & 16) Franco Beaulieu (11) Sylvia St. Amant (14) Alice Ethier (14) Mrs. M. Eileen Sproul (7) Alain (16) (3) John F. Hirtle Capellari Chartier (12) Jean Paul Trudel Mariello Barrette (15) Dan Leeman (20) Julien Trépanier (8) R. Decourcel (18) Yvon (4 & 5) James A. MacLeod (14) Nicole St. Pierre Larivière (16) Mrs. Marion MacDougall (21 & 22) (9) Jacque Dupont (20) J. S. Bordeleau (6 & 7) Robert A. MacLaren Hardy Radio & TV (15) Maurice Duval (17) Fred Haining (24) Scharf Broadcast (10) Marc André (21 & 22) Tyrrell Nadon (8) Robert C. Stillwell Sales (16) Gisele Guilbert & (19) Blair Trevors (25) Weed & (11) Alain (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (9) Hugh A. Godfrey Co. Chartier (17) Ernest Lamy (20) R. J. Wallace (26) Feb. 10, (12) Jean Many (26) Jan. 7, 1950 (10) Robert A. MacLaren 1939 (18) Paul Joly (21) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (13) Jean Paul (11) Derek Shanks Coutu (19) Yvon Rocheleau (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. (14 & 16) Helene St. Yves (12 & 13) Robert A. MacLaren (20) Oric Lefebvre (26) April 4, 1949 CHGB, ST. -ANNE DE LA (17) Andre Belisle (14) Mrs. Virginia Fleming (21 & 22) Standard Broadcast POCATIERE (18) Marc André (15) James Ernst Sales CFBC, SAINT JOHN 5,000 watts on 1,310 kcs. CBC (19) Rejean Decareful New Brunswick (16) Mrs. Pauline Fraser (23) A. J. Messner & Co. 10,000 watts daytime (5,000 French Network. (20) Rene Comeau (17) James A. MacLeod (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales CKBC, BATHURST watts nighttime) on 930 kcs. (1) C.H.G.B. Ltd. (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (18) Hugh A. Godfrey (25) Young Canadian Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1,360 kcs. CBC. (1) Fundy Broadcasting Co. (2) G. T. Desjardins Ltd. (20) Douglas B. Hirtle (26) Oct. 17, 1937 (1) Bathurst Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (3) P. E. Hudon (26) April 30, 1950 (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales Ltd. Ltd. (2) J. H. Turnbull (5) C. Landry (23 & 24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (2) J. Leo (3) R. A. Lockhart (6) G. Gosselin Hachey (25) Donald Cooke Inc. CKTR, TROIS RIVIERES (5) Ralph McLenaghan (7 & 8) R. Plante CHLT, SHERBROOKE (3) William A. Winton (26) Dec. 24, 1947 (9) G. Gosselin 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. CBC 10,000 watts on 1,150 kcs. Sales Manager - (6) Dave Dean (10) G. Gagnon French Network. (1) CKTR (1958) Ltd. R. J. Gallagher (7) Ron Wilson DARTMOUTH (11 & 12) M. Levesque (1) La Tribune Inc. (2) Paul Aboud (7 & 8) Raymond Macdonald (8) Hal Sampel CFDR, watts on 790 kcs. (15) M. A. Freve (2) Paul Desruisseaux (3 & 5) C. Couture (9) Neil MacMullen (9) Ron Wilson 5,000 Dartmouth (16) L. Deschamps General Manager - (6) J. Heroux (11) Bruce Jackson (11) Frank Withers (1) Radio (17) M. Beaulieu Jean-Louis Gauthier (7 & 8) André Gaudreault (12 & 13) Ray Macdonald (12) Ralph McLenaghan Limited C. Arnold Patterson (18) G. Gagnon (5) Jean-Louis Gauthier (9) Michel Thivierge (14) Mrs. Marty Elliott (14) Mrs. Marita McNulty (2) (3) J. Flemming (19) R. Hamel (7) Jacques Tremblay (11) Jacques Hebert (15) R. J. Gallagher (16) Gloria Dort Clary G. Lynch (20) M. A. Freve (9) André Breton (12) Real Lamothe (16) Mrs. Marty Elliott (17) Margaret Williams (7) Cyril P. Gallant (21, 22 & 24) Tyrrell & Nadon (10) P. M. Robidoux and Armand Martel (17) Terry Mourant (18) Clark Todd (8) Vincent Parsons (26) August, 1938 (11) Marcel Girard (15) Jacques Hebert (18) Gary Crowell (20) A. C. Weeks (9) Gerald (12) J. M. Bilodeau (16) Claudette Landry (20) Phil Pacquet (21 & 22) Radio Reps. Ltd. (11) Ben Dalfen (15) Mrs. Normande Boivin (17) Camil Gagnon (21 & 22) Air -Time Sales Ltd. (23) Broadcast Reps. (14) Mrs. Jessie Coade CKRB, ST. GEORGES DE (18) Jules Héroux (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. (16) Mrs. Lorna M. Burlock BEAUCE (16) Louise Fournier (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (17) Daigneault (ass't) Pierrette Desmarais (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (19) Ralph C. Tingley 10,000 watts on 1,460 kcs. CBC Rouville (18) Dorothy Belanger (19) Fernand Lamy (26) April 18, 1955 (26) Nov. 21, 1946 (20) Jack Hutchison French Network. (20) Hervé Lapointe (21, 22 & 24) Radio (1) (20) Auguste Dubuc Radio Beauce Inc. (21 & 22) Radio & TV Sales Representatives Ltd. (21 & 22) Paul L'Anglais Inc. CKNB, CAMPBELLTON SAINT (2) Yvon Thibaudeau Inc. CHSJ, JOHN (26) December 5, 1962 (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales 10,000 watts daytime (1,000 watts on 1,150 kcs. CBC. (3) Charles A. Thibaudeau (25) Donald Cooke Inc. 10,000 (4 & Barbeau (25) Young Canadian Ltd. nighttime) on 950 kcs. CBC. (1) New Brunswick Broad- 5) Jean (26) Feb. 6, 1954 (6) Jules Venne (26) June, 1937 (1) Restigouche Broadcasting casting Co. Ltd. CBH, HALIFAX 1,340 kcs. (7, 8 & 9) Gilles Bernier Co. Ltd. (2) L. F. Daley, Q.C. 10,000 watts on CKVD, VAL D'OR by the (10) Jacques Petit (2) John D. Alexander General Manager Owned and operated CKTS, SHERBROOKE 1,000 watts on 1,230 kcs. Cß0 - Corpora- (11) Jules Venne (3) M. Douglas Young George Cromwell Canadian Broadcasting 1,000 watts on 900 kcs. CBC French Network. (12) Gilles Bernier (5) Kenneth Coughlan Operations Manager and' tion. Network. (1) Radio Nord Inc. (13) Claude Valois (1) Telegram Printing & (7) Douglas Young Commercial Manager - (2 &' 3) David A. Gourd (14) Yvette Mathieu (8) Terry Adams Ken Dobson CHNS, HALIFAX Publishing Co. Ltd. (4, 5, 6, 7, 15 and 16) (15) Jean Barbeau (9) Vaughn Sullivan (7) Greg Bonner 10,000 watts on 960 kcs. (2) Sen. Chas. B. Howard Franco Capellari (16) Yvette Mathieu (10) Donald Hume (9) Munsen Wood (1) Maritime Broadcasting Co. (3) Gordon H. Beerworth (20) Julien Trepanier (17) Jules Venne (11 & 12) Darrell Cochrane (11) John Ross (2) Graham W. Dennis (4) Kenneth Fowler (21 & 22) Hardy Radio & TV (18) Claudette Beaudry (14) Gwen Gallup (12) John Miller (3) Fred W. Arenburg (5) J. L. Gauthier (24) Scharf Broadcast (20) Armand Catellier SOS (16) Ernestine Bourque (14) Mrs. Ruth Crosbie (5) Douglas A. Grant (6 & 7) Kenneth Fowler (25) Weed & Co. (21 & 22) Paul L'Anglais Inc. (8) Gordon Breen (17) Robert Richards (15) Frank Doody (7) Orville B. Pulsifer (26) Feb. 10, 1939 Freeman (26) July 20, 1953 (9) Herbert Paetow (20) William (16) Grace Craft (9) Mike MacNeil & TV (11) Gordon H. Beerworth (21 & 22) Hardy Radio (17) Joan O'Neill (10) Ray Calder Ltd. (11) Ron Slade CKBS, ST. HYACINTHE (12) Gordon Breen CFLV, VALLEYFIELD (18) Ernie Earle (25) Weed & Co. (19) Kenny Ogden (12) Robert Huggins 250 watts on 1,240 kcs. (13 & 15) Gordon H. Beerworth 1,000 watts on 1,370 kcs. (26) Dec. 26, 1939 (20) Reid (13) Peter Stewart (3 & 5) Benoit Vanier (16) Lise Duford (1) Radio Valleyfield Limited Dowling

1963 28 September 5th, KEY 1. Owner or Company name 10. Music Director 19. Chief Operator 2. President (if a company) 11. News Director 20. Chief Engineer 3. Manager 12. Sports Director 21. Toronto Reps 4. Assistant Manager 13. Farm Director 22. Montreal Reps 5. Commercial Manager 14. Women's Director 23. Winnipeg Reps 6. Production Manager 15. Promotion Manager 24. Vancouver Reps 7. Program Manager 16. Traffic Manager 25. U.S. Reps 8. Chief Announcer 17. Copy Chief 26. Station Birth Date ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES PRIZES 9. Morning Man 18. Librarian FOR QUIZ SHOWS

(15) Orville B. Pulsifer Pens Pencils Memo SERVING BROADCASTERS CKCL, TRURO (11 & 12) John Penny Books (16) Mrs. Dorothy Hats Thompson 1,000 waits on 600 kcs. CBC. (14) Doris Janes Balloons Rulers, etc. FOR OVER 15 YEARS (17) Harry Stephen (1) Colchester Broadcasting (16) Roger Humber FOR TRADE SHOWS-CONVENTIONS, (18) Miss Betty Crabtree Co. Ltd. (18) Mrs. Betty Taylor DEALER MEETINGS (19) Carl Westhaver (2 & 3) J. Arthur Manning (19) Otto Watton (20) Arthur W. Greig (5) H. C. Deryk Upton (20) Murray Campbell NEIL S. O'DONNELL LTD. (21 to 25) AU -Canada (7) W. Frank Harvey (21 & 22) Radio & Television Free Scripto Pen (26) May 12, 1925 (9) Frank MacDonald Sales Inc. if you mention this ad with your enquiry PRIZE BROKERS (10) Jack S. Armstrong (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales 1652 Bayview Ave. 10 CJCH, HALIFAX (11, 12 & 13) Harry Dewar (25) Young Canadian Ltd. Toronto 17 Tel. 485-0781 Castleknock Rd., Toronto. HU. 8-8601 (16) Mrs. Ecxy (26) 10,000 watts on 920 kcs. MacKenzie 1960 (1) CJCH Limited (17) Mrs. Ann Cox (19) Bob Bartlett (2) Finley MacDonald CBG, GANDER (3) Bob McGuigan (20) Sid Bernasconi 250 watts on 1,450 kcs. Owned (5) Gordon Marratto (21) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (22) Ralph J. Judge & Co. and operated by the Canadian (6) Ron Finlay Broadcasting Corporation. (7) Bob Bambury (25) Devney Organization Inc. RESEARCH MISCELLANEOUS (10) Mort Brown (26) Sept. 10, 1947 (11) Bob McCleave CBT, GRAND FALLS (12) Harris Sullivan CFAB, WINDSOR 1,000 watts on 990 kcs. Owned (15) Dave Crosby CANADA'S MOST 250 watts on 1,450 kcs. and operated by the Canadian COMPREHENSIVE (16) Howard Gerard Broadcasting Corporation. MARKET RESEARCH SERVICE (17) Dorothy Marcusson (1) Evangeline Broadcasting FIA Co. Ltd. AVERS (18) Mort Brown (2) Frank J. Burns for every occasion (19) Al Campbell CKCM, (3) Willard A. Bishop GRAND FALLS (20) John Jay 10,000 watts on 620 kcs. (21 & 22) Paul Mulvihill & Sales Manager - J/deae-741 WINONA FLOWERS James Crossan (1) Colonial Broadcasting Co. Ltd. System Ltd. ` LIMITED LIMITED (23) A. (7) Willard A. Bishop J. Messner & Co. (2) Walter B. Williams (9) Al Williamson TORONTO 515 Broadview Ave , HO. 3.1144 (24) Scharf Broadcast Sales (3) James - 413 Bloor St. E., Toronto, WA. 1-2303 (11) Ron Pulsifer M. Murdoch MONTREAL 3190 Bernard,' Street, RA 85360 (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (5) Edward - (12) Arnold Edwards Connolley (26) Nov. 14, 1944 (7 & 8) (13) Willard A. Bishop William C. Squires (9) Pat Beson (16) Mrs. Anne Leefe (11 & 12) Richard CKEN, KBNTVILLE (17) George Gamble O'Neill DAVID BRUCE COWPER (14) Mrs. Georgina O'Neill 1,000 watts on 1,350 kcs. (20) William A. Schofield (15) William C. Sqires INSURANCE ESTATE PLANNING (1) Evangeline (21 & 22) Lorrie Pitts & Co. Broadcasting (16) Patricia Squires Co. Ltd. (23) Broadcast Sales Ltd. (17 & 18) Maureen Robbin NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. (2) Frank J. Burns (26) Nov. 13, 1945 (19) John Murphy FILM SERVICES (3) Willard A. Bishop (20) Walter Williams 443 UNIVERSITY AVENUE TORONTO 2. Sales Manager - (21 & 22) All -Canada James CKLS, YARMOUTH Bus. EM. Crossan (25) Young Canadian Ltd. 3-5311 RES. HU. 5.2956 (7) Willard A. Bishop 250 watts on 1,340 kcs. (26) July 25, 1962 (9) Al Williamson (1) Gateway Broadcasting Co. (11) Ron Pulsifer Ltd. NDUSTRIAL FILM MAINTENANCE (3) D. L. M. Smith (12) Arnold Edwards 131 Peter St., Toronto, Em. 2-2501 (13) Willard A. Bishop (7) W. Singer CHCM, MARYSTOWN (16) Mrs. Anne Leefe (25) Weed & Co. 1,000 watts on 560 kcs. BOOKS (17) George Gamble (1) Colonial Broadcasting (20) William A. Schofield System Ltd. ilm (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (2) Joseph V. Butler Scratch Removal By Mail (23) Broadcast Sales Ltd. (3) Charles Noseworthy (26) Aug. 7, 1948 (5) Donald C. Hollett Book Dept. Prince Edward Island (6) Charles Noseworthy (7) Walter Forsey onitoring TV CKAD, MIDDLETON (8) Anthony Sheppard off the air. Canadian Broadcaster 1,000 watts daytime (250 watts CFCY, CHARLOTTETOWN (9) Russell Hollett nighttime) on 1,490 kcs. 5,000 watts on 630 kcs. CBC. (11) Edward Coady 219 Bay St., Toronto (1) Evangeline Broadcasting (1) Island Radio Broadcasting (15) Donald C. Hollett Co. Ltd. Co. Ltd. (16) Walter Forsey MAGNETIC FILM STRIPING (2) Frank J. Burns (2) Mrs. K. S. Rogers (17) Margaret Drake (3) Willard A. Bishop (3 & 5) R. F. Large (18) Ita Mitchell RAW STOCK 16 MM Sales Manager - (6) L. MacAulay (20) W. B. Williams James Crossan (7) R. F. Large (21 & 22) All -Canada Radio PHOTO -SOUND LABORATORIES (7) Willard A. Bishop (8) W. B. Carter & TV (11) Scott MacPherson (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (9) Al Williamson 100 ADELAIDE ST W. TELEPHONE Telephone (11) Ron Pulsifer (12) Loman MacAulay (26) May 23, 1962 (12) Arnold Edwards (13) Whit Carter TORONTO 364-5335 (13) Willard A. Bishop (14) Jane Weldon (16) Mrs. Anne Leefe (15) Betty Large CBN, ST. JOHN'S Answering (17) George Gamble (16) E. P. Williams 10,000 watts on 640 kcs. Owned (20) William A. Schofield (17) M. Murtagh and operated by the Canadian (21 & 22) Lorrie Potts & Co. (20) D. V. Moser Broadcasting Corporation. Service (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. (21 to 25) All -Canada (26) June 1, 1962 (26) July 1, 1923 PERSONNEL CJON, ST. JOHN'S 10,000 CJRW, SUMMERSIDE watts on 930 kcs. CKEC, NEW GLASGOW (1) Newfoundland Answers your phone 250 watts on 1,240 kcs. 5,000 watts on 1,320 kcs. CBC. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (1) Gulf Broadcasting Co. Ltd (1) Hector Broadcasting Co. (2) Geoff Stirling whenever you are away Ltd. (2, 3 & 5) R. C. "Bob" Schurman (3) Don Jamieson WANT A MAN? (2 & 3) J. M. Cameron (4) Colin Jamieson from your office or (7) Lowell Huestis (5 & 6) Paul Houlde (5) Charles Pope (8) Paul Schurman WANT A JOB? (7) J. M. Cameron (6) Gerry Wiggins residence. (9) Fred MacFarlane (11 & 12) David Smith Dave Maunder and Gary Phillips (7) (14) Doris Ryan (8 & 9) Bob Lewis TRY A SMALL AD IN (10) Lowell Huestis (15) Paul Houlde (10) Eric (11 & 12) Paul Schurman Abbott Phone for Booklet in (19 & 20) Don Homes (11) Jim Thorns (13) Lowel Huestis Canadian Broadcaster (21 & 22) Tyrrell & Nadon (12) Howie Meeker (14) Mrs. Marjorie Mitchell (23) Broadcast Reps (14) Sally West (15) Gary Phillips Toronto Montreal (25) Donald Cooke (15) Mrs. Joan LeClair (16) Verna Leard (26) 1953 (16) Davis 924-4471 UN. 6-6921 (17) Paul Schurman Emilie (17) Wescott (18) Joan Fitzgerald Bill (18) Mrs. Marg THIS SPACE (19) Fred MacFarlane McGinn CBI, SYDNEY (19) Peddle (20) Angus MacKie Charlie 5,000 watts (20) Oscar will deliver your message on 1,140 kcs. (21) Natl. Time Sales Hierlihy Owned and (21 to 24) Ltd. operated by the (23) Broadcast Reps. Ltd. Stovin-Byles Canadian Broadcasting (25) Weed & Co. TWICE A MONTH - DUE BILLS - Corpora- (24) Radio Reps. Ltd. tion. (26) Oct. 11, 1951 (26) Nov. 17, 1948 FOR ONE YEAR Save on business and pleasure trips. Canadian and U.S. hotels, motels $5 CJCB, SYDNEY VOCM, ST. JOHN'S for per insertion. and resorts will exchange accommo- 10,000 watts on 1,270 kcs. 10,000 watts on 590 kcs. dations for advertising. Your cost (1) Cape Breton Broadcasters (1) Colonial Broadcasting 15%. Ltd. Newfoundland System Ltd. Canadian monies accepted at (2) J. Marven Nathanson (2) Walter B. Williams even exchange. Write: Norris (3) L. Nathanson CBY, CORNER BROOK Managing Director - (5) Mrs. Gamble Coker, Inc., Suite 301 Florence MacLeod 1,000 watts on 790 kcs. Owned Joseph V. Butler (6) Lloyd MacDonald and operated by the Canadian (5) Denys Ferry PRINTING 155 East Ontario St., Chicago 11, III. (7) Mrs. Florence MacLeod Broadcasting Corporation. (6 & 7) Bill Williamson (8) Robby Robertson (9) Bill Allen (9) Al Foster (11) Noel Vinicombe (10) Sylvia Dubinsky CFCB, CORNER BROOK (12) Bob Cole IMPERIAL PRESS (11 & 12) Don Mclsaac 1,000 watts on 570 kcs. (14) Lorraine Kenny (14) Ann Terry MacLellan (1) Humber Valley Broadcast- (15) Jim Browne LIMITED (15) Lloyd Dennison ing Co. Ltd. (16) Dave Broomfield (16) Winnie MacDonald (2) Dr. Noel Murphy (17) Mrs. Jennifer Teasdale PRINTERS (17) Toby Halloran Managing Director - Harold (18) Mrs. Irene Purcell (18) Sylvia Dubinsky Butler (19) Harold Noseworthy We have expanded (19) Al Gibson Station Mgr. - Roy M. Pike (20) Walter B. Williams to serve you better. (20) Alf Vernon (5) Roger Humber (21 to 24) All -Canada New Address (21 to 25) All -Canada (6) George Buffett (25) Young Canadian Ltd. (26) Feb. 12, 1929 (8 & 9) Cyril Yard (26) October 19, 1936 548 King St. W., EM. 4-9261

September 5th, 1963 29 PERSONNEL REGISTER (FM Radio)

(7) Paul British Columbia Haines Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- programs for 14 hours weekly hours weekly & issues own rate (2) Gordon G. Garrison (8) Dave Clark tion. separately from CHQM-AM. card. (3) Dick Trotter (9) Paul Haines CFAY-FM, VICTORIA CKY-FM, WINNIPEG (20) September 12, CFFM-FM, KAMLOOPS CHQM-FM, VANCOUVER 1957 (11) Walter Jones Same staff as CKY-AM. 1,000 watts on 98.3 mcs Same staff, same programming Programs separately for 133 (12) Loretta Swartz 20,000 watts on 103.5 mcs. Programs 18 hours (1) Inland as CFAX-AM, Victoria. per day hours weekly. Broadcasters (15) Loretta Swartz Retail Sales Manager separately from Limited - CKY-AM. Issues (18) Kurt Reichennek G. A. Altman CKDA-FM, VICTORIA own rate card. CBO-FM, OTTAWA (2) Ronald White National Sales Manager (20) May 21, 1962 - 370 watts, on 98.5 mcs. 380 watts on 103.3 mcs. Owned (3) Ian G. Clark John R. Grant Same staff, same programming and operated by the Canadian (4) Miss Jean C. Ross CBU-FM, VANCOUVER (16) Iris Tickner as CKDA-AM. Broadcasting Corporation. (5) Walter Harwood 1,400 watts on 105.7 mcs. (20) Aug. 10, 1960 Ontario (6) Dave Clark Owned and operated by the Issues own rate card and CFMO-FM, OTTAWA CJBQ-FM, BELLEVILLE 146,000 watts on 93.9 mcs. Alberta 17,400 watts on 97.1 mcs. (1) CFRA Broadcasting Co. (9) Eugene Lang CHFM-FM, CALGARY Programs Ltd. separately 30 hours (2) Frank 11,000 watts on 95.9 mcs. weekly Ryan and issues own rate (3 & (1) Quality FM Ltd. card. 7) SjefyFranken (8) Bob (2 & 3) Allan J. Barker Jeffries (9) Richard Gale (6 & 7) Gordon R. Morrison CHIC -FM, BRAMPTON (10) W. F. Richardson (10) Temple Sinclair 857 watts on 102.1 mcs. (12) Sheila Hawkins (14) Ross L. Craig Same staff as CHIC -AM. Pro- (15) Bruce Patenaude (15) Laura M. Gillis grams separately for 57 hours (16) Mal Gibson (18) Gordon R. Morrison weekly. (17) Bruce Patenaude (20) August 29, 1962 Bud (21) (19) Desjardins Hardy Radio CKPC-FM, BRANTFORD & TV Ltd. (20) 1948 10,200 watts on 92.1 mcs. (21) Standard Broadcast Sales Same CFRN-FM, EDMONTON staff, same programming Programs separately for 120 as CKPC-AM. hours 250 watts on 100.3 mcs. weekly and issues own rate Same staff, same programming card. as CFRN-AM. CJSS-FM, CORNWALL 250 watts on 104.5 mcs. CKTB-FM, ST. CATHARINES CJCA-FM, EDMONTON Same staff, same programming 250 watts on 97.7 mcs. 400 watts on 99.5 mcs. as CJSS-AM. (20) 1949 Same staff, same programming Same staff, same programming as CJCA-AM. CKPR-FM, FORT WILLIAM as CKTB-AM. 48,000 watts on 94.3 mcs. CKUA-FM, EDMONTON (1) H. F. Dougall Co. Ltd. CKGB-FM, TIMMINS 250 watts on 98.1 mcs. Same staff, same programming 250 watts on 94.5 mcs. Same staff, same programming as CKPR-AM. Same programming, same staff principal principle ? as CKUA-AM. as CKGB-AM. or CKLC-FM, KINGSTON CHEC-FM, LETHBRIDGE 250 watts on 99.5 mcs. CBL-FM, TORONTO Same staff, same 250 watts on 100.9 mcs. programming 11,900 watts on 99.1 mcs. Same staff, same programming as CKLC-AM. Owned and operated by the Both. Principal man at CFQC radio, Station Manager as CHEC-AM. Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- CKWS-FM, KINGSTON tion. Vern Dallin, doesn't mind a little fuss when there's 250 watts on 96.3 mcs. a principle Same staff, same programming involved. As there was when Vern evolved Manitoba as CKWS-AM. CKFM-FM, TORONTO the controversial "Dallin plan", a move that endeared 200,000 watts on 99.9 mcs. CFMW-FM, WINNIPEG CKCR-FM, KITCHENER (1) CFRB Limited him to some, annoyed others. In the course of his 354,000 watts on 98.3 mcs. 350 watts on 96.7 mcs. (2) W. C. Thornton Cran (1) Radio Fine Music Greater Same staff, same programming (3) D. W. Insley duties as school board member, Vern proposed the Winnipeg Ltd. as CKCR-AM. (5) W. Brennen complex scheme by means of which Saskatoon (2) Walter E. Kroeker (6 & 7) Peter G. Nordheimer (3) Dennis Barkman CFPL-FM, LONDON (15) Ruth Peachell children would be assured a maximum number of Station Mgr. - 179,000 watts on 95.9 mcs. (17) Joy MaDonald hours George Hellman (1) The London Free Press (18) Clive Eastwood in overcrowded schools. An issue still hotly (15) Shirley Braun Printing Co. Ltd. (20) July 1, 1961 discussed in Saskatoon. (18) John J. Pauls (2) W. J. Blackburn Programs separately for 126 (20) December 10, 1962 (3) Ward Cornell hours weekly and issues separate rate (21) Radio Representatives Ltd. Sales Mgr. - Charles N. card. The scheme typifies the CFQC attitude to public (22) Donald Cooke, Inc. Knight service. No Programs separately for 40 (6) Geoffrey A. Bingle CHFI-FM, TORONTO mere board members, the CFQC staff hours weekly and issues separate (10) Hugh Bremner 210,000 watts on 98.1 mcs. take an enlightened part in community affairs, rate card. (11) Peter James Same staff as CHFI-AM. Broad- (13) Roy Jewell casts approximately 40 hours including the most controversial. They're part of CJOB-FM, WINNIPEG (14) Mrs. Jean Barnes & Mrs. weekly separate from AM. the community family 310,000 watts on 97.5 mcs. Dorothy McClelland ... and that's why CFQC is part (1) Radio OB Limited (15) William Yardy CKLW-FM, WINSDOR of the life of every Saskatoon family ... a most (2) F. A. Griffiths (17) Deborah Dennis 250 watts on 93.9 mcs. (3) R. M. MacLennan (18) Glen Robitaille Same staff, same programming important part. (6) Bill Stewart (19) Keith Roberts as CKLW-AM. (7) Cliff Gardner (20) 1948 (8) Tom Bryant Programs separately for 97 (12) Maureen Rogan hours weekly and issues separate Quebec CFQC (14) Ron Krochuk rate card. (15) Bob Miller CBF-FM, MONTREAL radio Saskatoon (16) Maureen Rogan CKLB-FM, OSHAWA 3,860 watts on 95.1 mcs. - (18) R. V. Durie 14,000 watts on 93.5 mcs. Owned and operated by the (20) March, 1948 (1) Lakeland Broadcasting Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Separate programs for 122 Company Ltd. tion.

A NOS AMIS HARDY STATIONS SELL DE LANGUE Hardy Men FRANCAISE FRENCH RADIO STATIONS Notre édition spéciale, CHRC Quebec CHRC-FM Quebec CKRS -Jonquière are Market - - "INSIDE FRENCH CANADA", CHEF -Granby CKBL - Matane CH NC - New Carlisle Specialists RADIO NORD INC. CJFP - Rivière -Du -Loup CJAF - Cabano paraîtra le sept novembre CHRL- Roberval CKJL - St. Jerome CKSM-Shawinigan 1963. CJSO - Sorel CJLM - Joliette CKLD - Thetford Mines Comme d'habitude, elle CHFA- Edmonton CKML Mont-Laurier CHRS St. Jean - - sera pleine d'articles pré- CFLV - Valleyfield CKBS- St. Hyacinthe parés spécialement pour in- ENGLISH RADIO STATIONS former les commanditaires de CFJR- Brockville CH FM -FM - Calgary CKNB - Campbellton langue anglaise des richesses *CFTJ Galt *CKLY - - Lindsay *CKMR - Newcastle et des puissances des marchés *CJAV - Port Alberni *CJME- Regina *CKCL - Truro *CKDH -- Amherst du Canada Français, et des méthodes effectives pour les TELEVISION atteindre par la promotion CHAU -TV - Baie des Chaleurs CKBL-TV - Matane de ces produits dans vos ré- CKRT-TV - Rivière -Du -Loup CKRS-TV - Jonquière CFCM-TV - Quebec gions. CKMI-TV - Quebec CKRN-TV - Rouyn CKCO-TV Kitchener - Le "deadline" pour cet * Toronto only annuaire spéciale sera le 24 octobre. Nous vous invitons à tirer avantage de cette édition, I.1 W RADIO & TELEVISION -2;:« que nous préparons chaque année, spécialement pour vos TORONTO - EM. 3-9433 MONTREAL - VI. 2-1101 besoins.

30 September 5th, 1963 n,::::: ti .}{iy\ i W. 1 iti>:4}:'v i.i`'. ,{, ::. ï :::.:: ï ::: KEY ; ¡.tiiti.1 ::. :h':: :tiik:.v:::}:i+k: :+. v:::;::::;:; j:>::::f> i i ... 1. Owner or Company Name 8. Chief Announcer 15. Traffic Chief 2. President 9. Music Director 16. Copy Chief 3. Manager 10. News Director 17. Librarian 4. Asst. Mgr. 12. Women's BOOKS Director 18. Chief Engineer 5. Commercial Mgr. 11. Sports Director 19. CKBB Chief Operator 6. Production Mgr. 13. Farm Director 20. Date and Year Station 7. Program Mgr. 14. Promotion Mgr. Began BY Covering Simcoe

CBM -FM, MONTREAL (9) Dave Grief CKVL-FM, VERDUN MAIL County, Ontario's 3,860 watts on 100.7 mcs. Own- (10) Doug Burrows 307,000 watts ed and operated by the Canadian (11) Al Sleeves on 96.9 mcs. Broadcasting Corporation. (12) Red Story (1) Radio Futura Ltd. (13) C. Newton (2) Jack Tietolman 5th county in (14) Doug Wilmut (3) Corey Thomson CFCF-FM, MONTREAL (15) H. K. Bassier (5) Judah Tietolman 41,400 watts on 92.5 mcs. (16) H. Kennedy (6) Hal Wardell BOOK DEPARTMENT (1) Canadian Marconi Co. (17) D. Geddes (7) Marcel Provost Automobile sales. Same same staff, programming (18) J. Campbell (8) Hal Wardell and as CFCF-AM. (19) J. Sykes Louis Belanger Canadian Broadcaster (20) August 1, 1963 (9) Jacques Catudal CJFM-FM, MONTREAL (14) Jack Selinger 219 Bay Street Sales Management, '63 41,200 watts on 95.9 mcs. (15) Jeannot Pelletier (1) CJAD Limited CHRC-FM, QUEBEC (16) Larry Fredericks Toronto 1, Ontario (2) W. C. T. Cran 81,000 watts on 91.1 mcs. (17) Jacques Catudal (3) J. Lyman Potts (1) CHRC Limitée Programs 24 hours a day (5) W. Valentine (2) Col. Hervé Baribeau separate from CKVL-AM and (7 & 9) Frank Kirton (3) Aurèle Pelletier issues its own rate card. (10) Doug Williamson (5) F. R. Thibodeau (11) Al Cauley (6) Georgette Lacroix (12) Doris Clark (7) Henri Veilleux Paul Mulvihill (14) Charles Waldo (9) Michael Montpetit (15) Gloria Shaborda (14) Lucille Després OUR & Co. Ltd. (16) Gerry Boddington and Georgette Lacroix Nova Scotia (17) Anna Watt (17) Georgette Lacroix TORONTO MONTREAL (18) Ernest Mott (18) Arsène - Nadeau CHNS-FM, HALIFAX SPONSORS (19) Gordon Hope (20) February, 1949 (20) October 1, 1962 Programs separately for 35 250 watts on 96.1 mcs. Programs separately for 126 hours weekly and issues separate (1) Maritime Broadcasting ARE Representing these quality hours weekly and issues own rate card. Company rate card. (2) Graham W. Dennis radio stations (3) Fred W. Arenburg BUSY CKGM-FM, MONTREAL CJBR-FM, RIMOUSKI (7 & 17) Robert Oxley CJFX, Antigonish 50,000 watts on 97.7 mcs. 20,000 watts on 101.5 mcs. Programs 311/2 hours weekly (1) Maisonneuve Broadcasting (20) November, 1947. separate from CHNS-AM. PEOPLE ! CKBB, Barrie Corp. Programs separately for 58 CFNB, (2) Geoff Stirling hours weekly. Fredericton (3) Don Wall CJCB-FM, SYDNEY CJCH, Halifax (4) Dave Grief 1,000 watts on 94.9 mcs. (5) Barry Savage CHLT-FM, SHERBROOKE Same staff as CJCB-AM. Pro- CHOV CKLC, Kingston (6) Bill Ballentine 62,000 watts on 102.7 mcs. grams separately for 10 hours (7) Dave Grief Same staff, same programming weekly and issues separate rate RADIO -PEMBROKE CHOV, Pembroke (8) Tom Cherington as CHLT-AM. card. CKTB, St. Catharines CHOK, Sarnia See Paul Mulvihill CFCL, Timmins It's better to sleep on what you intend doing than to stay awake over what you've done

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September 5th, 1963 3i ADVERTISING AGENCIES An interim list of Advertising Agencies enfranchised by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters together with their addresses, telephone numbers, broadcast department directors and radio and television time buyers, for the period ending June 30, 1964.

Media Broadcast Radio-TV Agency City Phone Address Director Dept. Director Time -Buyer Ar -Jay Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto 922-2191 737 Church Street J. A. Rodkin K. Glover Ardiel Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto HU. 5-6541 4 Lawton Blvd. P. A. Johnson P. A. Johnson P. A. Johnson Montreal 842-4681 1500 Stanley Street Manager, M. Cooper Hamilton LI. 9-2419 180 Parkdale Ave. N. Manager, J. N. Elliott Ottawa CE. 5-9280 389 Albert Street Miss Joann Hossick Ian S. Kidd Backman Advertising Agency Ltd. Halifax 422-1527 5675 Spring Garden Road Miss A. Archibald Miss A. Archibald Miss A. Archibald Baker Advertising Agency Ltd. _._Toronto 487-1511 1670 Bayview Ave. D. Gillespie N. Pahlen Montreal VI. 5-2191 1420 Sherbrooke St. W. French Service Director G. St. Denis

Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne Inc. . Montreal UN. 8-2655 1155 Dorchester Blvd. W. Gerry Burroughs Louis Le Gall Mildred MacLeod Toronto EM. 3-9461 2 Carlton Street Clara Quinn R. Fleck Joyce Williams Beedham Advertising Associates Ltd. Toronto 924-8431 217 St. Clair Ave. W. G. G. Beedham G. G. Beedham Miss R. Shaw Bleasdale Advertising Ltd. Victoria EV. 2-6741 608 Fort Street Harry R. Bleasdale Harry R. Bleasdale Harry R. Bleasdale Breithaupt, Milsom & Benson Ltd. Toronto 483-3531 120 Eglinton Ave. E. Peter Charles Ray Arsenault Miss Joan Dearden Montreal VI. 9-6181 1245 Sherbrooke St. W. Peter Charles P. Garcia M. L. Lacasse Burley, J. H. Ltd. __ Toronto 362-6847 159 Bay Street A. L. Drewry A. L. Drewry A. L. Drewry Burnett, Leo Co. of Canada Ltd. Toronto EM. 6-5801 133 Richmond St. W. J. Paul Moore J. B. McRae Mrs. J. McGuey Miss B. Gould Mrs. E. Gray Burns Advertising Agency Ltd. ___ WE. ._... Montreal 5-5257 1980 Sherbrooke St. W. Mrs. Edith Lekay Lucien St. Amand Lucien St. Amand

Camp, Dalton K. & Assoc. _ HU. Ltd. Toronto 7.2101 600 Eglinton Ave. E. F. J. Boyer N. M. Hay Fran Lauzon

Canaline Advertising Agency Ltd. _ Toronto 368-7646 790 Bay St. W. R. Campbell W. R. Campbell Miss M. Brymer Cardon Rose Ltd. __ Montreal 842-8571 1411 Crescent Street Dina Albins Norman Cardon Dina Albins Carter, Garry J. of Canada Ltd. Toronto WA. 4-2505 59 Avenue Road Bob Howe Bob Howe Clavir, Leo Productions Rexdale CH. 1-3568 266 Rexdale Blvd. Cockfield Brown & Co. Ltd. 924-5492 Toronto 185 Bloor St. E. W. C. Townsend J. R. MacRae J. Kennedy Mary Moran K. Ryall W. C. Thurston Montreal 861-1771 Canada Cement Bldg. J. L. B. Welch E. W. Box C. Tobin A. Young Winnipeg WH. 2.0811 213 Notre Dame Ave. Mrs. M. Simons Mrs. Judy Sampson Mrs. M. Simons Vancouver MU. 1-1111 1030 West Georgia St. Marjorie F. Maddigan Collyer Advertising Ltd. Montreal 842-8672 2100 Drummond St. Miss N. Fraser G. Rivard Miss N. Fraser R. Lisabelle Toronto 363-2647 481 University Ave. Mrs. Jane de Munnik Mrs. Jane de Munnik Mrs. Jane de Munnik H. Advertising Copeland, Don Ltd. Scarborough OX. 1-3331 2 Crescentwood Rd. Vera M. Copeland V. M. Copeland V. M. Copeland Crombie Advertising Co. Ltd. Montreal VI. 9-5245 355 St. James St. W. K. Gibson K. Gibson Toronto EM. 4-7204 100 Adelaide St. W. Mrs. J. Watson Mrs. J. Watson Dancer -Sample Ltd. -Fitzgerald (Canada) Toronto 924-8425 200 St. Clair Ave. W. Gilbert Nunns Gilbert Nunns Ruth Pedley Daniel & Charles Inc. New York MU. 6-7288 185 Madison Avenue Bernice Gutmann John DeBenham Doris Gould Ellis Advertising Co. Buffalo TR. 6-7677 Statler-Hilton Hotel S. Massey K. Richard B. Haniford Erwin, Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan (Can.) Ltd. Toronto WA. 1-5187 610 Church St. Lloyd E. Hefford Lloyd Hefford Lloyd E. Hefford Ferres Advertising Ltd. Hamilton JA. 9-1116 63 Duke Street

Foote Cone & Belding Canada Ltd. Toronto WA. 5.5961 10 St. Mary St. Miss M. Harper R. L. Simpson Sheila M. Bonfield J. B. Tomlinson Montreal VI. 2-8781 1255 Phillips Square Manager, Mr. Gilles Daoust Foster Advertising Ltd. Toronto 924-4681 149 Alcorn Ave. Ralph Draper S. Alex MacKay Sheila Wright Bill Givens Marg Burt Murray Fenton Walter Reeves J. Hickey Montreal V!. 9-5343 550 Sherbrooke St. W. A. D. Clarke C. Toupin Winnipeg WH. 2.0776 149 Portage Ave. E. Marlee Zaslov Norma J. Robinson Marlee Zaslov Vancouver MU. 5-6404 #404, 1281 W. Georgia St . Mrs. H. Bakes A. J. Collins Mrs. H. Bakes

Goodis, Goldberg, Soren Ltd. Toronto 789-1101 288 Lawrence Ave. W. Miss C Kireluk R. J. King Miss F. Sandford Calgary AM. 2-7474 628 12th Ave. S.W. Jay Joffe R. D. Watson Jay Joffe

Grosberg, Pollock & Gwartzman Ltd. Toronto 487-4717 234 Eglinton Ave. E. Miss Lily Lim H. J. Pollock H. J. Pollock

Hayhurst, F. H. Co. Ltd.. Toronto HU. 7-4371 55 Eglinton Ave. E. Bern Keelor R. D. Amos John D. Gibson Pat Hepburn Susan Young Pat Festing-Smith Montreal VI. 5-0251 1420 Sherbrooke St. W. D. G. McMaster Joyce Roblee Vancouver MU. 4-1111 1033 Davie Street Calgary 262-4767 537 - 8th Ave. S.W. Heggie Advertising Co. Ltd. ___.._ Toronto HU. 1-5125 97 Eglinton Ave. E. Phyllis Sivell Phyllis Sivell Marilyn Willis Montreal 744-5505 850 Decarie Blvd. H. Cornell Strachan, Acct. Ex. Huot Publicité Ltée. Montreal 842-9011 353 St. Nicholas St. P. E. Rioux Ian C. Peace Ian C. Peace Hutchins Advertising Co. of Canada Ltd. Toronto 924-3752 35 Hayden Street Manager - Wm. Bounsall Huxley -Irwin -Price Ltd. Hamilton JA. 8-0058 70 Sanford Ave. N. Jack A. Price Jack A. Price Elizabeth McKay Mrs. I. Germann Industrial Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto 924-6671 385 Madison Ave. Mrs. V. Percival Montreal VI. 2-5281 1500 Stanley St. A. G. Temple A. G. Temple A. G. Temple St. Catharines MU. 4-8736 177 Russell Ave. D. C. Williamson

Inter -Canada Quebec Advertising Agency Ltd. ___ Montreal 931-1874 3488 Cote -de -Neiges Rd. Yvon Fortier Yvon Fortier Yvon Fortier Jarvis, Albert Ltd. ____Toronto WA. 5-3815 1000 Yonge St. Miss D. N. Ferris Godfrey Jarvis Godfrey Jarvis Kastor, Hilton, Chesley, Clifford & Atherton (Canada) Ltd. Toronto 362-4231 481 University Avenue Miss Adel Ward Miss Del Tepluck Miss Adel Ward Kelley, Russell T. Co. Ltd. Hamilton JA. 2-1155 627 Main St. E. Frank Rose Frank Rose Robert Hodgson

32 September 5th, 1963 fill NS The big -station twins CJAD/CKAC cover the total English/French Montreal Market. Ask Standard Broadcast Sales to show you why these complementary twins are your lowest - cost big -station radio buy in this vital market.

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STANDARD BROADCAST SALES TORONTO: 924-5721 MONTREAL: 849-2454 ADVERTISING AGENCIES An interim list of Advertising Agencies enfranchised by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters together with their addresses, telephone numbers, broadcast department directors and radio and television time buyers, for the period ending June 30, 1964.

Media Broadcast Radio-TV Agency City Phone Address Director Dept. Director Time -Buyer Kenyon & Eckhardt Ltd. Toronto WA. 5.8931 321 Bloor E. St. Mrs. D. Iter Broadcast Supervisor Mrs. D. Iter Mrs. V. Allison Dennis Edwards Lovick, James Ltd Vancouver MU. 4-6221 1178 West Pender St. P. M. Boulter Peter Hargreaves Audrey Bothamley Edmonton GA. 4-2181 760 Professional Bldg. Fae Dodds Bill Graham Bill Graham Calgary AM 2-6161 1870 Elvenden House Mrs. A. F. Urch C. N. York C. N. York P. Lundy Winnipeg WH. 3-0623 604 Power Bldg. A. B. Jenkins A. B. Jenkins Dorothy Collyer Montreal 875-5130 1,000 Dominion Sq. Bldg. Toronto 921-1121 800 Bay Street J. L. McCuaig Ralph Freeman W. J. Graham Miss O. Jenning C. W. Lewis MacLaren Advertising Co. Ltd. Toronto 363-2244 111 Richmond St. W. D. C. Linton F. K. Campbell Montreal VI. 5-1222 550 Sherbrooke St. W. R. Kirkwood S. Di Stasio Miss L. Henuset Vancouver MU. 2-5651 1112 West Pender St. Tom Woodside Winnipeg WH. 2-6321 911 Electric Railway W. E. Wilson Chambers Maquinna Advertising Agency __ Toronto 921-5169 800 Bay Street Mrs. F. Repath McCann-Erickson (Canada) Ltd. Toronto 925-3231 151 Bloor Street W. D. Maclnnes S. Bennett A. Sylvah N. Demeda J.Tait Montreal 949-8341 2055 Peel St. F. A. Collins Frank Collins Mary McGowan Vancouver MU 3-5608 1030 W. Georgia St. Florence Asson McConnell Eastman & Co. Ltd. Toronto HU 7-4601 234 Eglinton Ave. E. Karl A. Steeves D. J. MacMillan Mrs. O. J. Reynolds Montreal UN 6-6771 Dominion Square Bldg. A. Baxby E. McLean Winnipeg WH 3-7406 382 Portage Ave. K. W. Hughes Mrs. L. Main Calgary AM 3-7040 512 6th St. S.W. J. Loetscher London GE 4-4528 291 Dundas St. Jean Hudson Vancouver MU. 3-2161 1198 West Pender St. S. A. Hoggart Edmonton GA 2-5107 10020 -109th St. J. R. McCallum Iris Rosen Hamilton 529-8245 150 Main St. W. Saskatoon 653-3252 402 - 24th St. E. McKim Advertising Ltd. Toronto 927-5200 151 Bloor St. West Don McCaskell Geo. Leech Pat Boultbee Director, Communications Bev Nicholl Jean Butt (Asst.) Services Program Negotiator Montreal 861-8422 1155 Dorchester Blvd. H. T. Harbinson W. L. Charland J. R. Matheson Miss J. Campbell Vancouver MU. 3-8121 1030 West Georgia St. Miss Eileen Fox Miss Eileen Fox Miss Eileen Fox Winnipeg WH. 2-3491 379 Broadway R. I. Morton R. I. Morton R. I. Morton Media Advertising Reg'd. Montreal VI 2-2739 1460 Union Ave. R. Weiswall S. Redfearn Muter, Culiner, Frankfurter & Gould Ltd. Toronto 924-5736 89 Avenue Road Margo Hanna Gerry Rafelman Gerry Rafelman

Nattall & Maloney Ltd. __ _ Calgary 252-0111 8227 Elbow Drive V. Dennis Pat McVean G. Bird Edmonton HU 2-1502 12415 Stoney Plain Rd. J. Carslon Mrs. Fay Leslie-Spinkx Needham, Louis & Brorby of Can. Ltd. _ _ Toronto 364-1492 121 Richmond St. W. Ian B. Campbell D. McLean Denise Curran Mrs. M. Davy Montreal 866-9382 615 Dorchester St. W. (Through Toronto) Norman, Craig & Kummel (Canada) Ltd. _____. Toronto 481-5265 123 Eglinton Ave. E. H. L. Belber H. L. Belber S. B. Sellen O'Brien Advertising Ltd. Vancouver MU 1-9174 1030 W. Georgia St. D. M. Tyerman S. J. Lilburn Ottawa TA. 8-6251 1278 Firestone Ave. Ogilvy, Benson & Mather Canada Ltd. _ _ _ _ Toronto 362-7711 88 University Ave. G. B. Murray G. B. Murray J. M. Brown J. A. Robertson Orr, William R. Ltd. Toronto HU 5-9367 240 Eglinton Ave. E. Ann Chalcraft Ann Chalcraft Ann Chalcraft Paul, Phelan & Perry Ltd. Toronto 925-3436 6 Crescent Road Thomas Reid G. P. Vale Gordon Forsyth Montreal VI 9-8061 1500 Stanley St. M. Lalonde Winnipeg 942-7408 259 Portage Ave. Patrick Madden Patrick Madden L. Tait Payeur Publicité Inc. Quebec 529-3322 639 8th Avenue Paul E. Giguere Pierre Parent Paul E. Giguere Pennell Advertising Toronto EM 4-2079 145 Yonge Street Mary Barrer Mary Barrer Mary Barrer Petersen, H. V. Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto 923-4683 130 Bloor Street W. Mrs. M. L. Graves M. L. Graves M. L. Graves

Plant, Elton M, Advertising Ltd. ______Windsor 254-1159 Toronto -Dominion Ann Hames Elton M. Plant Ann Homes Bank Bldg.

Purkis, Thornton Ltd. _ Toronto EM. 3-3762 330 Bay Street Miss G. Race Mrs. M. Canning Mrs. E. Gledhill Reimer, C. Advertising Ltd. Winnipeg WH 2-1868 407 Graham Avenue C. L. Reimer C. L. Reimer C. L. Reimer

Ronalds -Reynolds & Co. _ Toronto EM 2-2381 154 University Ave. H. Anderson H. Karpus E. Y. Leslie V. Hopkins E. Villamere Montreal 849-9401 2055 Peel St. S. Switzer M. Provost M. Laphkas Ross Roy Inc. Detroit LO. 7-3900 2751 E. Jefferson H. E. Rumble N. J. Trainor R. A. Post J. V. Karle P. Vetowich New York 565-3200 500 Fifth Avenue Managing Director, R. Woodward Rowntree, Gordon & Co. Ltd. Vancouver MU. 2-2231 1198 West Pender St. Louise McLeod Sauviat, G. R. & Associates Montreal AV 8-4171 1500 Stanley St. Mrs. M. Bourdeau Mrs. M. Bourdeau Mrs. M. Bourdeau Schneider -Cardon Ltd. Montreal 861-4764 1224 St. Catherine St. W. Smith, R. C. & Son Ltd. Toronto 481-2253 140 Merton Street Mrs. O. J. Taylor G. A. Phare W. R. Beecroft Spitzer, & Bates Mills Ltd. Toronto EM 6-2811 790 Bay Street P. I. Judson R. A. Stevenson E. M. McCullagh Montreal 861-9721 1155 Dorchester Blvd. W. Manager - A. Hollander Stanfield, Johnson & Hill Ltd. _____ Toronto WA. 4-8481 255 Davenport Rd. T. D. Campbell T. D. Campbell Irene Maklary Montreal 866-8741 Dominion Square Bldg. V. Homenok Diana Stewart

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

Stansbury, Gill, Payan & Shanks Ltd. Montreal 866-4473 1155 Dorchester Blvd. W. Lorne Stevens Tames Advertising Agency Ltd. Toronto 481-2291 1395 Bayview Ave. John Tames John Tames Tandy -Richards Advertising Ltd. Toronto EM. 3-6361 20 Carlton Street Alex Pape George Alsop George Alsop Montreal VI. 4-8821 550 Sherbrooke St. West Manager, H. J. Tingle Thompson, J. Walter Co. Ltd. Toronto 362.3471 600 University Ave. W. A. Wheatstone Jim Niosi Rafe Engle Doris Fairbank Gerry Levine R. Kostyra Montreal 931-1331 1600 Dorchester Blvd. W. J. A. McCrimmon P. Fisette Angela Anich Cay Draper Torobin Advertising Ltd. Westmount 937-3501 4823 Sherbrooke W. M. Birman M. A. Isaacs S. Torobin Vamplew-Philp-McGregor-Deaville Advertising Ltd. ._ Toronto 923-8481 57 Bloor Street W. F. J. Denville Mary N. Rae Vickers & Benson Ltd. Toronto 925-9393 980 Yonge Street D. Sutherland Gwen Rudolphe Lorraine King Montreal 866-7701 630 Dorchester Blvd. W. Jeannine Guerin Jeanine Guerin Diane Loisele Walsh Advertising Co. Ltd. Toronto EM. 3-3053 2 Carlton St. Miss M. McLeod Mrs. M. Logan Mrs. J. Frost Montreal WE. 3.6756 1980 Sherbrooke W. (Through Toronto) Windsor CL. 6-2671 586 Ouellette Ave. (Through Toronto)

Whitehall Broadcasting Ltd. _ -Montreal 861-8422 1155 Dorchester Blvd. W. W. L. Charland Mrs. C. McCormick Whitehead, Titherington & Bowyer Ltd. Toronto 925-5544 696 Yonge Street D. M. Curtis Miss K. Van Horn Willis Advertising Ltd. Toronto 925-3804 165 Bloor Street East Miss J. Sharpe Miss J. Sharpe Miss J. Sharpe

Chris Yaneff Ltd. _ Toronto 924-6678 119 Isabella Street Wm. Freedman Wm. Freedman J. Sanders Young & Rubicam Ltd. Toronto EM. 2-3921 250 University Ave. Colin P. Davis Media Buyers - Media Supervisors - Mrs. P. Bernardo W. A. Calvert N. Mackellar Miss D. Dunlop Mrs. R. Pinkerton J. Millar R. Copp Mrs. B. Passmore D. Harrison D. Headley R. Lewis P. Simpson Montreal 866-8941 1155 Dorchester Blvd. W. Director French Radio/TV Paul Martel

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British Columbia Chase Channel 11 (5) Wayne Seabrook (2) J. Ray Peters (4) Frank Bond Merritt Channel 10 (6 & 7) Roy B. Last (4) W. "Bill" Elliott (6) Art Hall Alberta CBUBT, CRANBROOK Ashcroft - Cache (10 & 11) Hugh Melarty (7) Lloyd Colthorp (10) Andy Stephen Creek Channel 10 (12) Mrs. Claire Kokesh (10) Phil Barter (12) Mrs. Ida Clarkson CFCN-TV, CALGARY 1.1 kw Video; .505 kw Audio (14) Wayne Seabrook (11) Brad Keene (14) Bob Willett 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on on Channel 10, owned and oper- CHBC-TV, OKANAGAN (15) Mrs. Vera McKay (12) Miss Teri Clarke Channel 4. CTV. ated by the (15) Allan Scherr Canadian Broad- TELEVISION SYSTEM (16) Art Bates (14) Barry Cramer (1) CFCN Television Limited casting Corporation. (16) Ron Soullier 3.7 kw Video; 1.65 (17) Mrs. Claire Kokesh (15) Miss Anne Collins (17) Mrs. Ida (2) Jas. A. Love (24) July, 1962 kw Audio Clarkson on Channel 2. CBC. (18 & 19) Henny Sluter (16) Miss Hilary Stewart (21) James P. Boudreau Executive Vice -President, (1) Okanagan Valley Tele- (20) Roy Mitchell (18) Mrs. Myrna Dittberner (22) Television Reps. Ltd. Gordon L. Carter CJDC-TV, DAWSON CREEK vision Co. Ltd. (21) John A. Nance (19) Miss Les Semko (23) For¡oe TV Inc. (6) Ted Chapman 10 kw Video; 5 kw Audio on (3) Roy G. Chapman (22) Television Reps. Ltd. (21) E. G. Rose (24) December 1. 1956 (10) William N. Love Channel 5, CBC. (5) Dick Sharp (23) Weed & Co. (22 & 23) All -Canada (11) Henry Vaney (1) Radio Station CJDC (Daw- (6) Norm Williams (24) November 15, 1962 (24) October 31. 1960 (14) Larry Langley son Creek, B.C.) Ltd. (15) Mrs. Jean Bown (7) Russ Richardson CFTK-TV, TERRACE-KITIMAT (2 & 3) H. L. Michaud (8) Dave CHEK-TV, VICTORIA has rebroad- (16) Charles Heine Sparrow has rebroadcasting stations at CHEK-TV, VICTORIA (4) Gordon Dohle (10) Russ Richardson cast stations at the following (17) Wally Kirk the following locations: 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on (5) W. R. "Bill" Duncan (11) Paul Orvin locations: (19) Garry Smith Prince Rupert Channel 6 Channel 6. (6) D. H. "Don" Fleury (12) Mrs. Betty Pavle Squamish Channel 7 (21) Robert W. Lamb Smithers Channel 5 (1) CHEK-TV Limited (7) H. L. Michaud (13) Bob Wilson Port Hardy Channel 2 (22) Television Representatives Burns Lake Channel 2 (2 & 3) David M. Armstrong (10) Al Kelly (14) Norm Williams Sointula Channel 5 Ltd. (11) Chuck Station Mgr. & Nat. Sales Newcastle Ridge Channel 7 (23) Young Canadian Mudrak (15) Mrs. Lucille Travis CBUAT, TRAIL (12) Mrs. Kathy Duncan Mgr. Richard L. McDaniel Kokish Channel 9 (24) September 9, 1960 (16) Ralph Beaussart .187 kw Video; .124 kw Audio (13) E. R. Hall (17) Bob McRory on Channel 11. Owned (15) Mrs. Pat Fairchild and (19) Doug Redekop operated by the Canadian (16) Mrs. Ethel Michaud Broad- (20) Dick Steiner casting Corporation. (17) Ed Stevens (21) Tom Wyatt (24) November 3, 1960 (18 & 19) Mrs. Maria Van (22) All -Canada Television Berkel (24) Sept. 21, 1957 CBUAT-1, NELSON (20) Gordon Dohle CBC NETWORK STATIONS 560 watts Video; (21) Ralph Messner 362 watts CHBC-TV (OKANAGAN NETWORK) Audio on Channel (22) Scharf Broadcast Sales, 9. This satel- has rebroadcasting stations at lite of CBUAT, Trail is Vancouver; A. J. owned (Television) the following locations in and operated by the Canadian Messner & Co. Ltd., Broadcasting Winnipeg; British Columbia: Corp. Kelowna (24) November TV Representatives, Channe 2 26, 1960 Vernon Channe 7 Toronto & Montreal ATLANTIC REGION Penticton Channe 13 KVOS-TV, VANCOUVER -VICTORIA CKCD-TV-1, Harrison Brook, CHCA-TV-1, Coronation, Alta. (23) Donald Cooke, Inc. CBYT, Corner Salmon Arm Channe 5 (BELLINGHAM) Brook, Nfld. Que. CHCA-TV-2, Banff, Alta. (24) January 15, 1959 CFLA-TV, Oliver - Osoyoos Channe 8 214 kw Video; 107 kw Audio Goose Bay, Lab. CHSJ-TV, Saint John, N.B. CFSN-TV, Harmon PACIFIC REGION Lumby Channe 5 on Channel 12. Field, Nfld, CHSJ-TV-1, Bon Accord, N.B. CFCR-TV, KAMLOOPS CBHT, Halifax, CJDC-TV, Dawson Creek, B.C. Princeton Channe 72 (1) Wometco Enterprises N.S. 10 kw Video; 5 kw Audio on CHBC-TV, Kelowna, B.C. Keremeos (2) Gordon M. Reid CBHT-1, Liverpool, N.S. MID -EASTERN REGION Channel 4. CBC. CBHT-2, Shelburne, N.S. CHBC-TV-1, Penticton, B.C. Cawston Channe 5 (3) David Mintz CKMI-TV, Quebec City, Que. (1) Twin Cities Television Ltd. CBHT-3, Yarmouth, N.S. CHBC-TV-2, Vernon, B.C. Peachland Channe 5 (4) Andy Anderson CKVR-TV, Barrie, Ont. (2 & 3) lan G. Clark CHBC-TV-3, Oliver, B.C. Enderby Channe 5 (5) H. Burkart CKVR-TV-1, Parry Sound, Ont. Ass't General Mgr. MID -EASTERN REGION CHBC-TV-4, Salmon Arm, B.C. - Westwold Channe 12 (6) Jack V. Gettles CKWS-TV, Kingston, Ont. Jean C. Ross CBMT, Montreal, Que. CFCR-TV, Kamloops, B.C. Falkland Channe 5 (7) Andy Anderson CKCO-TV, Kitchener, (4) Jack Pollard Ont. CFCR-TV-1, Nakusp (8) Frank Jank CBWAT, Kenora, Ont. Lillooet, B.C. (5) Walter Harwood Channe 2 CFPL-TV, London, Ont. (10) Al Swift CBWAT-1, Dryden, Ont. CFCR-TV-2, Ashcroft, B.C. (6) Wayne Roberts CFCH-TV, North Bay, Ont. CKPG TV, PRINCE GEORGE (11) Dick Desmond CBWAT-2, Sioux Lookout, Ont. CFCR-TV-3, Merritt, B.C. (7) Jack Pollard CHOV-TV, Pembroke, Ont. (12) Elaine CBOT, Ottawa, Ont. CFCR-TV-4, Clinton, B.C. (8) Al Davidson 210 watts Video; 114 watts Horn CHEX-TV, Peterborough, Ont. (13) Stan Sleeth CBLT, Toronto, Ont. CFCR-TV-5, Williams Lake, B.C. (9) Wayne Roberts Audio on Channel 3. CBC. CKPR-TV, Port Arthur, Ont. (14) Douglas J. Davis CFCR-TV-6, Timothy Mountain, (10) Jack Pollard (1) CKPG Limited PRAIRIE CKSO-TV, Sudbury, Ont. (15) Miss Del Pawliw REGION B.C. (11) Walter Jones (2 & 3) Robert T. Harkins CKSO-TV-1, Elliot Lake, Ont. (16) Ken Davidson CBWBT, Flin Flon, Man. CFCR-TV-7, Savona, B.C. (12) Miss Jean Ross Director of Television, CJIC-TV, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. (17) Miss Leslie CBWBT-1, Le Pas, Man. CFCR-TV-8, Adam's Hill, B.C. (13) Bob Wilson Douglas O. MacGregor Mathers CFCL-TV, Timmins, Ont. (18) Mrs. Gretchen Moseley CBWT, Winnipeg, Man. CFCR-TV-9, Boston Bar, B.C. (14) Miss Jean Ross (5) John W. Barlee CFCL-TV-1, Kapuskasing, Ont. (19) Keith CBXT, Edmonton, Alta. CFCR-TV-10 Clearwater, B.C. (15) Shirley Lewis (6 & 7) Marcel J. Leveque Cutler CFCL-TV-2, Kearns, Ont. (20) Gil CBXAT, Grande Prairie, Alta. CFCR-TV-11, Quesnel, B.C. (16) Fred Roach (8) Fred M. Morley Reeves CKLW-TV, Windsor,Ont. (21) John Price CBXAT-1, Peace River, Alta. CKPG-TV, Prince George, B.C. (17) Ed Stevens (9) Steve J. Howe CKNX-TV, Wingham, Ont. (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. CFTK-TV, Terrace, B.C. (18 & 19) Bill Reith (10) Barry J. Hamelin (23) Sumner PACIFIC REGION CFTK-TV-1, Prince Rupert, B.C. (20) Wayne Roberts (11) Robert T. Harkins Corp. PRAIRIE REGION (24) June, CBUBT, Cranbrook, CHEK-TV, Victoria, B.C. (21) Kurt Reichennek (12) Helen Smith 1954 B.C. 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Yorkton, CKRS-TV-1, Que. 100 Mile House Channe 5 (1) Skeena Broadcasters Ltd. (1) Vantel Broadcasting CKOS-TV-1, Baldy Mountain, Port Alfred, Co. ATLANTIC Clinton Channe 9 (3) J. Fred Weber Ltd. REGION Man. CKRS-TV-2, Chicoutimi, Que. CJON-TV, St. John's, Nfld. CKOS-TV-2, Carlyle Lake, Sask. CKRS-TV-3, Roberval, Que. CJOX-TV, Argentia, Nfld. CKOS-TV-3, Wynyard, Sask. CKBL-TV, Matane, Que. CJCN-TV, Grand Falls, Nfld. CJFB-TV, Swift Current, Sask. CKBL-TV-1, Mont Climont, Que. The trend is to balanced programming CFXU-TV, Antigonish, N.S. CJFB-TV-1, East End, Sask. CFCM-TV, Quebec, Que. CJCB-TV, Sydney, N.S. CJFB-TV-2, Val Marie, Sask. CKRT-TV, Riviera -Du -Loup, Que. CJCB-TV-1, Inverness, N.S. CHCT-TV, Calgary, Alta. CKRT-TV-1, Baie St. Paul, Que. CFCY-TV, Charlottetown, P.E.I. CHCT-TV-1, Drumheller, Alta. CKRN-TV, Rouyn, Que. G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS SHOWS CFCY-TV-1, New Glasgow, N.S. CJLH-TV, Lethbridge, Alta. CKRN-TV-1, Senneterre, Que. 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38 September 5th, 1963 CFCN-TV-1, DRUMHELLER CHCT-TV-1, DRUMHELLER CFRN-TV-1, CARROT CREEK KEY Satellite of CFCN-TV, Calgary, Satellite of CHCT-TV, Calgary, Satellite of CFRN-TV, Edmon- broadcasting on Channel 8. broadcasting on Channel 12. ton, boardcasting on Channel 9. 1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Copy Chief Same staff. Same staff. 2. President (if a company) 10. News (24) November, 1961 CFRN-TV-2, EDSON Director 18. Film Librarian Satellite 3. General Manager 11. Sports CBXT, EDMONTON of CFRN-TV, Edmon- Director 19. Film Editor ton, broadcasting on channel 12. 318 kw Video; 159 kw Audio 4. Operations Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Chief Operator CFCN-TV-2, BANFF on Channel 5. CBC. Microwave. CBXAT, GRANDE PRAIRIE 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Dir. of Engineering Satellite of CFCN-TV, Calgary, Owned and operated by the 36 kw Video; 18 kw Audio on broadcasting on Channel 8. 6. Production Supervisor 14. Promotion Manager 22. Canadian Reps Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Channel 10. CBC. Owned and Same staff. 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic tion. operated by the Canadian Broad- Manager 23. U.S. Reps CFCN-TV also has a rebroad- (24) October 2, 1961 casting Corporation. 8. Chief Announcer 16. Art Director 24. Station Birth Date casting station at Windermere (24) July, 1962 Valley, broadcasting on Chan- CFRN-TV, EDMONTON nel 6. It began operation May CBXAT-1, PEACE RIVER 180.3 kw Video; 90.4 kw Audio CKSA-TV, LLOYDMINSTER (1) Central Broadcasting Co., CJFB-TV-1, EAST END 27, 1963. .720 watts Video; .360 watts on Channel 3. CTV. 116 kw Video; 58 kw Audio on Ltd. Satellite of CJFB-TV, Swift Audio on Channel 7. This is (1) Sunwapta Broadcasting Channel 2. CBC. (2) Edward A. Rawlinson Current. a satellite of CBXAT, Grande Co. Ltd. (1) CHSA-TV Limited (3) Frank F. Rawlinson Prairie. It is owned and operat- CHCT-TV, CALGARY (2 & (2 & 3) Arthur F. Shortell (5) Ian Robertson Gen. Mgr.) G. R. A. Rice ed by the CJFB-TV-2, VAL MARIE 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on Canadian Broadcasting (4 & 5) J. R. D. Findlay (6 & 7) Jack J. Manager, Bruce Alloway Corporation. Cennon Satellite of CJFB-TV, Swift Channel 2. CBC. (6) Don Brinton (6 & 7) Wes Saunders (9) Ian Barrie Current. (10) Elmer Devore (1) Calgary Television Limited Gen. Sales Mgr. D. Field CJLH-TV, LETHBRIDGE (10 & 11) Nick Roache (2) Frederick Shaw (11) Brian Nielsen (12) Marion Sherman (7) George Kidd 171 kw Video; 85.5 kw Audio (3) A. M. (Bert) Cairns (13) Elmer Devore (13) Harold Maliwitz CKOS-TV, YORKTON (8) Ed Kay on Channel 7. CBC. (4) Ron (14) Larry Gilchrist 5 kw Video; 2.5 kw Audio on Chase (9) Harry Farmer (1) Lethbridge (14) James Scarrow Television (15) Margaret Channel 3. CBC. (5) T. N. Inkster (nat'I) (10) Sid Lancaster Limited Sturt (15) Mrs. Sylvia Dodwell George Brown (local) (16) Howard Sturge (16) Lillian McKay (1) Yorkton Television Co. News and Public Affairs Mgr. (2 & 3) N. Botterill (6) Skip Braun (17) Larry Gilchrist (17) Alden Ltd. Bill Hogle (5) W. Lloyd Crittenden Diehl (7) Ron Chase (18 & 19) Vernon Jenkins (18 & 19) (2) Harold Olson (11) Al McCann (6) Dale Nelson Lorraine Hawksworth (10 & 11) Ed Whalen (21) Elden Giles T. (3) Ronald L. Skinner (12) Laura Lindsay (10) Del Delmage (21) Van Ness (13) Reuban Hamm (22) TV Representatives Ltd. -Canada (6) Wilbur A. Westby (14) Marty Larson (11) Ron Makarenko (22) All (14) W. A. A. J. Messner (7) Kristin Olson (Bill) Smith (15) Mrs. Margo Telmer (13) Gene Lehto (23) Weed & Company (23) Devney Organization (8) Linus Westberg (15) Don Wilson (16) Peter Leonard (15) Miss Win Dufty (24) January 27, 1958 (16) Les Funtek (24) Sept. 23, 1960 (10) James Horning (17) Dan Kauffman (16) Vern Young Sales Service (11) Linus Westberg Editor, (19) Keith Neale (17) Jack Mitchell Miss Mary Ellis CKBI-TV, PRINCE (13) Norman Roebuck (20) Fred Hodson (18 & 19) Mrs. Betty CHAT -TV, MEDICINE HAT ALBERT has (18 & 19) Gordon (15) Mrs. Geraldine Peppier Warner (21) Ted Wadson Glendinning 5.7 kw Video; 3 kw Audio on rebroadcasting stations at these (21) Lee (16) Hugh C. Vassos Crawley (22) Television Representatives (21) V. C. Reed Channel 6. CBC. locations: (22) -Canada (17) Delmar Fehrenbach All Radio & Ltd. (22) All -Canada 1) Monarch Broadcasting Co. Wanganui Channel 10 Radio & (19) Sharon Coleman Television (23) Young Canadian Ltd. Television Ltd. North Battleford Channel 7 (21) Ludwig Hocevar (23) Weed & Company Harlan Oakes (23) All -Canada 2) J. H. Yuill Nipawin Channel 2 (22) Stovin-Byles Limited (24) October 8, 1954 (24) October 17, 1954 (24) November 3) Orville Kope Greenwater Channel 4 20, 1955 (23) ABC International 4) Jon David Thibert Television 5) Ian Carson CKCK-TV, (24) June 19, 1958 6 & 7) Jon David Thibert REGINA 8) Bernie Pascall 100 kw Video; 53.5 kw Audio 9) Lorne Havard on Channel 2. CBC. CKOS-TV-1, DAUPHIN (1) Transcanada 0) Stan Weiler 28 kw Audio; 57 kw Video 1) Bernie Pascall Communications Limited Channel 8. Satellite of CKOS- Michael TELEVISION NETWORKS 2) Mrs. Norma Thompson (2) C. Sifton TV, Yorkton. Same staff. 3) Mickey Lynch (3) H. A. Crittenden 4) W. H. Yuill Assistant Mgr. Lloyd 5) Steve Oppitz Westmoreland CKOS-TV-2, ESTEVAN 6) Peter Soehn (5) Don Tunnicliffe 17 kw Audio; 32 kw Video on CANADIAN BROADCASTING Director, Network Operations (6) Doug Lee Channel 7. Satellite of CKOS- - 7) Mrs. Norma Thompson TV, CORPORATION S. S. Wilson. 8 & 19) Peter Barth (7) H. Van Wiebe Yorkton. Same staff. Head Office: 140 Wellington St., Chief Accountant (20) Jim Schafer (8) Garth Dawley & - P. F. M. Bell - (21) Sid Gaffney Bruce Cowie CKOS-TV-3, WYNWARD Ottawa, P.O. Box 860. (9) Mrs. Grace Germaine CEntral 6- Smith. (22) All -Canada Radio & .34 kw Audio; .67 kw Video on (10) Jim Struthers 0311. Television Channel 6. Satellite of CKOS- Director of Information and (11) Ken Milton (24) September 14, 1957 TV, Yorkton. Same staff. Toronto - 354 Jarvis St. Box 500. Advertising - Ralph Foster. (14) Jerry Joynt (15) Mrs. Ursula Chase WAlnut 5-3311. CHAT -TV -1, PIVOT Promotion Manager - R. S. Mac- (16) Joe Soehn 1.37 kw Audio; 2.75 kw Video Montreal 1425 Dorchester (17) Mel Firesen - St. W. pherson. on Channel 4. - Satellite of CHAT (18) Shirley Duchert 868-3211. TV Medicine Hat. Same staff. Manitoba National Sales Manager - B. J. (19) Barry Haddad Principal officers: LeMaitre. (20) Tom Nelson & Len Ross CHCA-TV, RED DEER (21) Lorne McBride CKX-TV, BRANDON President Alphonse Ouimet. Sales 100 kw Video; 49.1 kw Audio - Representatives - R. A. 27 kw Video; 16 kw Audio on (22) All -Canada Radio & Vice -President - Capt. W. E. S. Aiken, Neil McDonald, Doug Channel 6. CBC. Television Ltd. on Channel 5. CBC. (1) Western Manitoba Briggs. (1) CHCA Television Limited (24) July 27, 1954 MacKinnon. (2) G. A. Bartley Broadcasters Limited Vice -President Programming (2 & 3) John B. Craig - E. Research Consultant John Jen- Asst. Mgr. Mrs. A. Sole - (4) (5) Archie Olson S. Hallman. Hugh Edmunds CKCK-TV-1, COLGATE kins. (7) Stuart Craig (5) Gordon Johns 15.1 kw Video; 7.5 kw Audio Vice - President Personnel and (10) John Wallace Advertising Manager (6 & 7) Hugh Edmunds on Channel 12. Rebroadcasting Operations J. P. Gilmore. - Michael (11) Henry Stothard - (10) Bob Meyers station of CKCK-TV, Regina. Scott. (13) Frank Bird Vice -President Corporate Affairs (11) Grant Ullyott Same staff. R. C. (12) Mary Lou Armstrong (15) Rae Bull - Fraser. Promotion Co-ordinator Maxine (16) Mrs. Ann Smith - (13) Terry Oldford Comptroller V. (17) Don Williams - F. Davies. F. Hemrend. (15) Jerril McBride CKCK-TV-2, WILLOW BUNCH (19) Harold Pullaw General Manager English Network Executive Producers (16) Rick Soehn Satellite of CKCK-TV, Regina, - Arthur (17) Anne McNamara (20) Lawrence Dubois Broadcasting broadcasting on Channel 6. - H. G. Walker. Weinthal and Peter Macfarlane. (21) Tom Stacey (18) Wayne Hazzard Directors of English Network and (22) All -Canada Assistant to Vice -President, Pro- (20) Gerry Hartley Toronto Area A. (21) Mel Lang (24) January 28, 1955 - K. Morrow. gramming Gordon Farr. CFQC-TV, SASKATOON General Manager French Network - (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. 325 kw Video; 180 kw Audio Production Manager O. F. (23) For¡oe TV on Channel 8. CBC. CBWBT, FLIN FLON Broadcasting Marcel Ouimet. - (24) December 9, 1957 - A. A. Director Babirad. (1) Murphy & Sons .625 kw Video; .332 kw Audio Quebec Region and Limited on Channel 10. Owned and French Networks - G. Le - Assit., Dir. of Legal Affairs - CHCA-TV-1, CORONATION (2) W. A. "Bill" Murphy operated by the Canadian marche. James B. Lavis. 12.4 kw Video; 6.2 kw Audio (3) G. Blair Nelson Broadcasting Corp. on Channel 10. Satellite of Station Mgr. Walter Romanow (24) June 25, 1962 Operations Supervisior - Graham CHCA-TV, Red Deer. Same staff. Sales Mgr. Will Klein The CBC owns and operates 10 sta- (6) Greg Barnsley Ford. CBWBT-1, LE PAS tions, 5 network relay stations and CHCA-TV-2, BANFF (10) Les Edwards Operations A. (11) Art Henderson 260 watts Video; 130 watts 9 rebroadcasting stations on its Co-Ordinator - Pur- 5 watt pedestal. Channel 10. Audio on Channel 7. This satel- cell. Satellite of CHCA-TV Red Deer. (12) Mrs. Sally Merchant English network and has 38 private (14) Mrs. Pat Baudru lite of CBWBT, Flin Flon is station affiliates with 50 rebroad- Traffic and Scheduling - Dorene (15) Mrs. Verna Fowler owned and operated by the casting Shanahan. (16) Harvey Baillod Canadian Broadcasting Cor. stations. On the French (24) June 25, 1962 network, the CBC owns and operates (17) Mrs. Lois Parr Manager, Montreal office - Vin- Saskatchewan (19) Joan Henning 4 stations, 1 network relay station (21) Jim Love cent Dittmer. WINNIPEG 4 CHAB-TV, MOOSE JAW (22) Television CBWT, and rebroadcasting stations. It 57.8 kw Video; 34.7 kw Audio The CTV network distributes pro- 54 kw Video; 27 kw Audio on Representatives has 9 private station affiliates, on Channel 3. Owned and oper- with gramming to these Channel 4. CTV. (23) Young Canadian ten affiliate - ated by the Canadian Broadcast- 14 rebroadcasting stations. 1) CHAB Ltd. Harlan G. Oakes stations: CJCH-TV, Halifax (Ch. 5) ; ing Corp. 2 & 3) Jack Moffat (24) December 5, 1954 (24) April 24, 1960 CFCF-TV, Montreal (Ch. 12) ; 5) Dave Bates CTV TELEVISION NETWORK CJOH-TV, Ottawa (Ch. 13) ; CFTO- 6) Bruce Pendlebury CFQC-TV-1, STRANRAER CBWFT, WINNIPEG TV, Toronto (Ch. 9) ; CJAY-TV, 7) James J. Leddy LTD. 8) Ted Kelly 10.3 kw Video; 5.4 kw Audio 2.87 kw Video; 1.72 kw Audio Winnipeg (Ch. 7) ; CFRN-TV, Ed- 42 Charles Street East, Toronto 5. 9) Miss Myrna Slous on Channel 3. Satellite of on Channel 4. CBC French Net- - monton (Ch. 3) ; CFQC-TV, Saskatoon. work. Owned and operated by CFCN-TV, Calgary (10) Chuck McManus Same staff. WAlnut 4-5454. the Broadcasting Cor- (Ch. 4) ; CHAN -TV, Vancouver ( 1) Ken Newans Canadian Montreal 1420 ( 2) Mrs. Sylvia Stromberg poration. - Sherbrooke St. W., (Ch. 8) ; CHAB-TV, Moose Jaw, CJFB-TV, SWIFT (24) April 24, 1960 Suite 200, Montreal 25. J. ( 3) Wally Macht CURRENT John Regina (Chs. 4 & 9), CJSS-TV, ( 4) Graham Henderson 13.3 kw Video; 6.65 kw Audio is on Channel White the National Sales Manager Channel 8, Cornwall, a satellite of ( 5) Mrs. Erma Gates 5. CBC. C -JAY-TV, WINNIPEG in the U.S. Address is 68-60 108th CJOH-TV, Ottawa, and CKCO-TV, ( 6) Graham Henderson (1) Swift Current Telecasting 325 kw Video; 180 kw Audio Street, Forest Hills, N.Y. TN. ( 7) Mrs. Shirlee Cooke Co. Ltd. on Channel 7. CTV. - Kitchener. (8 & 19) Miss Ruth Probert (2 & 3) William D. Forst (1) Channel Seven Television 7-0190. & 21) Mery Pickford (5) Walter S. Buffam Limited President Spence W. Caldwell. (22) Stovin-Byles Limited (6 & 7) Mrs. Julie Forst (2) Ralph S. Misener - (23) Young Canadian (10) Gordon Foth BRITISH BROADCASTING Ltd. (3) Jack M. Davidson Executive Vice -President Gor- (11) - CORPORATION (24) July 7, 1959 Brian Sturgeon (4) Joe Gibson don F. Keeble. (12) Mrs. Julie Forst (5) Jerry Johnson (13) Doug Grant Assist. to President R. Raisman. Ottawa-140 Wellington St., Ottawa CHRE-TV, REGINA (6) Al Johnson - (14) Mrs. Julie Forst (7) Jim Purvis Vice -President, 4. S. W. Smithers, BBC Representa- 73 kw Audio; 140 kw Video on Programming - (15) Miss Shiela Atkinson (8) Ray Torgrud Channel 9. CTV. Satellite of Michael tive in Canada. (16) George Kushner (9) Dick Seaborn Hind -Smith. CHAB-TV, Moose Jaw, Sask. Same General Sales Manager T. B. J. Toronto 354 Jarvis St., staff. (17) Marjorie Schieck (10) L. R. "Bud" Sherman - Toronto 5. (21) Atkins. - George Harwood (11) Jack Wells George Young, Television Manager, (22) Television (12) Mrs. Betty Jewel Canning CKBI-TV, PRINCE Director of Legal and Business BBC. Mrs. Ruth St. Clair, BBC ALBERT Representatives (14) Jim Pryor 100 kw Video; Affairs Richard P. Morgan. Radio Transcription Manager. 50 kw Audio on (23) For¡oe TV Inc. (15) Eleanor Lazare - Channel 5. CBC. (24) December 23, 1957 (16) Mac Drope

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1. Owner or Company name 9. Music Director 17. Copy Chief 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Film Librarian 3. General Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Film Editor 4. Operations Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Chief Operator 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Dir. of Engineering 6. Production Supervisor 14. Promotion Manager 22. Canadian Reps 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. U.S. Reps 8. Chief Announcer 16. Art Director 24. Station Birth Date

(17) Jim Armstrong Toronto and Montreal; (1) Kawartha Broadcasting (19) Howard McMillan A. J. Messner - Co. Ltd. (21) Bert Cobb Winnipeg; Scharf Broad- (2) Senator W. R. Davies (22) Stovin-Byles cast Sales - Vancouver (3) Donald Lawrie (23) E. S. Summer Inc. (23) Weed & Company (4) Wally Rewegan (24) November 12, 1960 (24) March 1, 1954 (5) Ian McFarlane (6 & 7) Gordon Shale (8) Hugo Tapp CFPL-TV, LONDON (9) Frederick Barrie 325 kw Video; 195 kw Audio Ontario (10) Alan Porteous on Channel 10. CBC. (11) John Danko (1) London Free Press Print- (12) Mrs. Marie Callaghan CKVR-TV, BARRIE ing Co. Ltd. (14) Michael N. Robinson 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on (2) Walter J. Blackburn (15) Mamie McTeague Channel 3. CBC. (3) Murray T. Brown (16) Ken Lehman (1) Ralph Snelgrove Tele- (4) Bob Reinhart (17) Margaret Foley vision Limited (5) Wingrove Cliff (18) Mrs. Audrey Parcells (2 & 3) Ralph Snelgrove (6) Jim Plant (19) Dave Corp Assistant Mgr. H. J. Snelgrove (7) Bob Reinhart (20) Hal Sloan (4) Jack Mattenley (8) Plant Jim (21) Bert Crump (5) C. M. Tierney (10) Ron Laidlaw (6) Jerry Robertson (22 & 23) All -Canada Radio (11) Alex Kelman & TV Limited (7) Lorrie Smith (13) Roy Jewell (24) March 28, 1955 (8) David Compton (14) Tom Daley (9) Doug Garroway (15) Warren Blahout (10) Terry Hargreaves (16) John Andrew CKPR-TV, PORT ARTHUR (11) Bill Bennett (17) Tom Bird 100 kw Video; 54.5 kw Audio (12) Wendy Hicks (18 & 19) Pat Walker on Channel 2. CBC. (14) Anne Aiken (20) Dale Duffield (1) Thunder Bay Electronics (15) Mrs. Marg Tully (21) Glen Robitaille Limited (16) Frank Fog (22 & 23) All -Canada Tele- (2) Mrs. Clara H. Dougall (17) Janet Robertson vision (3) Fraser Dougall (19) Bob Locke (24) November 28, 1953 (4) Garnet N. Conger (20) Bert Verwey (5) Jack Masters (21) Harold Atkinson (6) Don Seath (22) Paul Mulvihill & Company CFCH-TV, NORTH BAY (7) Garnet N. Conger (23) E. S. Summer Inc. 51.5 kw Video; 25.7 kw Audio (8) Graham Thompson (24) 1955 on Channel 10. CBC. (10) Ron Knight (1) Tel Ad Company Ltd. (11) Hal Lee CKVR-TV-1, PARRY SOUND (3) Reg Carne (12) Elinor Nicholson 5 kw on Channel 11. Satellite (5) Jim Gibson (14) Mrs. Lorraine Alexander of CKVR-TV, Barrie. (7) Sid Tomkins (15) Mrs. Millie Allen (8) John Size (16) Bruce McNally CHCH-TV, HAMILTON (10) Bob Lewis (17) Mrs. Jean Chondon (11) Pete Handley 202 kw Audio; 325 kw Video (18) Brian Vance (12) Meri Craven on Channel 11. (19) Lorne Delinsky (13) Reg Finnemore (1) Niagara Television (21) Gerhard Buetow Limited (14) Jeannine Butler (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (15) Mrs. Shirley Ruggles (2 & 3) K. D. Soble (23) Adam Young (16) Mrs. Terri Lewis Asst. Mgr. J. Bibby (24) October, 1954 -S. (17) Joann McIntyre Dir. of Sales & Marketing - (18 & 19) Betty Alton AI. A. Bruner CJIC-TV, SAULT STE MARIE (20) Jerry Milan (6) J. Burghardt 28 kw Video; 15 kw Audio on (21) Dave Mee (7) D. C. Gale Channel 2. CBC. (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (22) AH -Canada (1) Hyland Radio TV Limited (23) All -Canada CHCH Marketing Div. (2) Mrs. J. G. Hyland (24) December 19, 1955 (3) R. H. Ramsay A (23) E. S. Sumner Corp. SALE (24) July, 1954 (8) John Rhodes CJOH-TV, OTTAWA AND THE (10) Lionel McAuley Russ Ramsay CBWAT, KENORA SEAWAY (11) (12) Mrs. Grace Pitt .493 kw Video; .247 kw Audio 325 kw Video; 160 kw Audio (14) Miss Linda Hyland on Channel 8. Owned and oper- on Channel 13; 260 kw Video; (15) Mrs. Rita Purdy ated by the Canadian Broadcast- 140 kw Audio on Channel 8. Bob Jenkins ing Corporation. CTV. (16) (17) Mrs. Bev Zimmerman MADE (1) Bushnell TV Co. Ltd. HAS BEEN Bev Kovacs (2) E. L. Bushnell (18 & 19) Mrs. CBWAT-1, DRYDEN (3) Stuart W. Griffiths (20) Albert Jones 8.9 kw Video; 4.45 kw Audio (4) Harold Mantay (21) Dave Irwin on Channel 9, owned and operat- (5) W. O. Morrison (22) All -Canada Radio ed by the Canadian Broadcasting (6 & 7) Peter Francis & TV Ltd. Corporation. (9) Champ Champagne (23) Weed & Company (24) September, 1962 1954 No need to sell this customer on the desirable qualities (10) Joe Gibson (24) November 28, (11) Dave Patrick of the appliance she has just purchased. She was pre - CBWAT-2, SIOUX LOOKOUT (12) Marion Dunn FALLS sold by CFPL-TV. .005 kw Video; .0025 kw Audio (14) Bruce Sutton CBSFT, STURGEON 5.27 kw Audio on Channel 12. Owned and (16) Dave Leigh 9.75 kw Video; French Network. operated by the Canadian Broad- (17) Rick Lafferty on Channel 7. by the Latest statistics* show that residents of London and casting Corporation. (18) John Beveridge Owned and operated (24) December, 1962 (19) Eric Tomlinson Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Western Ontario spend more than 46 million dollars a (21) Sandy Day tion. (24) February 28, 1961 year for appliances and furniture. Total retail sales for CKWS-TV, KINGSTON (22) Stovin-Byles Limited 250 kw Video; 151 kw Audio (23) Young Canadian the area are over one billion dollars. How big is your on Channel 11. CBC. (24) March 12, 1961 CBSFT-1, SUDBURY (1) Frontenac Broadcasting share? .601 kw Video; .361 kw Audio Co. Ltd. CBOT, OTTAWA on Channel 13. Rebroadcasting (2) Sen. W. R. Davis 50.1 kw Video; 26.7 kw Audio station of CBSFT, Sturgeon Falls. CFPL-TV will help you sell appliances and furniture (3) Roy Hofstetter on Channel 4. Owned and oper- (24) June, 1962 (5) A. J. Brooks (or anything else) in Western Ontario. Remember too, ated by the Canadian Broadcast- (6 & 7) Clif Tomlinson ing Corporation. (10) Floyd Paterson that CFPL-TV covers Canada's number one test market. (24) June 2, 1953 CKSO-TV, SUDBURY (11) Max Jackson 30 kw Video; 16 kw Audio on No other major market is so dominated by one television (12) Claire Leonard Channel 5. CBC. (13) Lloyd Cowel CBOFT, OTTAWA (1) CKSO Radio Limited station. (14) Barry Sharpe 31 kw Video; 17 kw Audio on (2) W. B. Plaunt (15) Mrs. Rita McGratten Channel 9. Owned and operated (3) Ralph Connor Call your All -Canada man or contact CFPL-TV, (16) Mrs. Mary Ann Bodey by the Canadian Broadcasting (6) Jim Smith (18 & 19) Mrs. Betty MacNeil Corporation. (7) Mike Connor London, Canada. (20) Lome Shepherd (24) June 24, 1955 (10) Al Nesbitt (21) Gord Backus (11) Hub Beaudry °Sales Management. (22 & 23) All -Canada Radio (12) Trudy Manchester CHOV-TV, PEMBROKE & Television (14) Jack Boitson 36 kw Video; 18 kw Audio on (24) December 18, 1954 (15) Mrs. Betty Sellars Channel CBC. 5. Nick Nykilchuk (1) Ottawa Valley Television (16) CKCO-TV, KITCHENER (17 & 18) Mrs. Betty Sellars Co. Ltd. 325 kw Video; 160 (21) Leo Gilbeau kw Audio (2 & 3) E. Gordon Archibald on Channel 13, CBC. (22) All -Canada (5) Ramsay F. Garrow (1) (23) Weed & Company Central Ontario Television (6) Brooke Duval (24) October 25, 1953 Limited (10) Wallace Stewart (2) Carl A. Pollock (11) Bill Kay (3) William D. McGregor (14) Jane Collard CKSO-TV-1, ELLIOT LAKE (6 & 7) Bruce Lawson (15) Mrs. Joan Gangur 4 kw Video; 2 kw Audio on (9) Pat Ludwig (16) Wayne Wood Channel 3. CBC. Satellite of ;3>TV (10) Gary McLaren (17) Charles Friend CKSO-TV Sudbury. Same staff. (11) Reg Sellner (18 & 19) Oscar Kohls (12) Mrs. Elaine Cole (20) Don Chant Lli LONDON (14) William Whiting (21) Alan Bradley CFCL-TV, TIMMINS (15) Rita Glennie (22) Paul Mulvihill & Co. 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on CANADA (16) Don Bowen (23) Young TV Ltd. Channel 6. CBC. (17) William Smuck (24) August 19, 1961 (1) Radiocon Associates (18 & 19) Lorne Cole Limited Supervisor of Technical (2) J. Conrad Lavigne Operations -Jim Smith CHEX-TV, PETERBOROUGH (3) Rene Barrette (21) Paul Turchan 139 kw Video; 83.4 kw Audio (5) Harry Charbonneau 1635 (22) Hardy Radio & TV - on Channel 12. CBC. (6) Mario Cappadocio

September 5th, 1963 41 (7) Jean de Villers (9) Marcel Perron Chaleurs Inc. KEY (8) Terry Coles (10) Lionel Tremblay (2) J. Leo Hachey (10) James Prince (11) Jean Martin (3) Dr. Charles H. Houde 1. Owner or Company Name 9. Music Director 17. Copy Chief (11) Gaston Bergeron (14) Maurice Petit (5) Pierre Stein 2. President (if a company) 10. News Director 18. Film Librarian (14) Mrs. Isabella Appleby (15) Mélanie Roy & 8) Robert Beaulieu (7 3. General Manager 11. Sports Director 19. Film Editor (15) Mrs. Denise Philbert (16) Réal Fillion (14 & 15) Pierre Stein (16) Michael Duncan (18 & 19) Eugène Michaud (18) Armand Preston 4. Operations Manager 12. Women's Director 20. Chief Operator (18 & 19) Mrs. Hazel Clermont (20) Gerard Gosselin (20) Gilles St. Pierre 5. Commercial Manager 13. Farm Director 21. Dir. of Engineering (21) Rudy -Andy Fauteux (21) Gerard (21) Marcel Lemieux Chabot 6. Production Supervisor 14. Promotion Manager 22. Canadian Reps (22) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (22) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. - (22) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (23) Devney Organization Inc. Montreal & Toronto Scharf Broadcast Sales 7. Program Manager 15. Traffic Manager 23. U.S. Reps (24) July 1, 1956 Scharf Broadcast Sales - (23) Weed & Co. B. Chief Announcer 16. Art Director 24. Station Birth Date Vancouver (24) October 17, 1959 CFCL-TV-1, KAPUSKASING (23) Young Canadian Ltd. December .044 kw Audio; .088 kw Video (24) 1, 1955 CFCM-TV, QUEBEC (3) Jean-Louis on Channel 3. Satellite of CFCL- Gauthier (18) Marg McGivern (2 & 3) J. Marven Nathanson 100 Video; 50 kw Audio on (4) Pierre Bruneau (19) Herb Sullivan (5) Mrs. E. K. Williams TV, Timmins. Same staff. CKRS-TV-1, PORT ALFRED Channel 4. CBC. (5) Jean-Louis Gauthier (20) Gerry Gormley (6 & 7) R. G. Smith .005 kw on Channel 9. Satel- (1) Television de Quebec (6 & 7) Pierre Bruneau (21) Bishop (9) Aubrey Boone lite of CKRS-TV, Jonquiere. John CFCL-TV-2, KEARNS (Canada) Ltee. (8) Louis Bilodeau (22 & 23) All -Canada (10 & 11) Don Maclsaac 1.245 kw Audio; 2.49 kw Video (2) Gaston Pratte (9) Marcel Robideoux (24) March, 1954 (12) Ann Terry MacLellan on Channel 2. Satellite of CFCL- CKRS-TV-2, CHICOUTIMI (3) Jean A. Pouliot (10) Dave Bloomberg (14) Ken Boyce TV, (4 & 5) Arthur Fitzgibbons Timmins. Same staff. .040 kw Video; .020 kw Audio (11) Maurice Bilodeau CHSJ-TV-1, BON (15) Mrs. M. C. MacQuarrie (6) Louis Leclerc ACCORD on Channel 2. Satellite of CKRS (12) Aline Desjardins 54.7 kw Video; 27.3 kw Audio (16) Don Ward TV, (7) Jacques Filteau (14) Madeleine Choiniere (17) Max Quinton CBLT, TORONTO Jonquiere. on Channel 6. Satellite of CHSJ- (8) Jacques LaRochelle (15) Mrs. Laurette LaRocque (18) Myrna MacGillivray 53.5 kw Audio; 99.5 TV, Saint John. kw Video (10) Henri Cursène (16) Claude Duchesne (19) Ron Demers on Channel 6. CBC. Owned and CKRS-TV-3, ROBERVAL (11) Yvon Dufour (17) Maryse Fagnan (20) W. MacTavish operated by the Canadian Broad- .236 CJBR-TV-1, EDMUNDSTON kw Video; .116 kw Audio (14) Jean Lenoir (18) Madeleine Brodeur (21) M. E. Bowles casting Corporation. on 42.5 kw Video; on Channel 8. Satellite of (15) Mrs. Monic Breton (19) Lucien Perreault 21.25 Audio (22 & 23) All -Canada Radio & (24) September 8, 13. 1952. CKRS-TV, Jonquiere. Boudriau (20) Claude Hertubise Channel Satellite of CJBR- TV TV, (16) Marcel Labadie (21) Robert Thiébaut Rimouski. (24) October 4, 1954 (17) Louis Tardivel CFTO-TV, TORONTO (22) Paul L'Anglais Inc. CKBL-TV, MATANE (18 & 19) Pierre Rochette 325 kw Video; 162 kw Audio (23) Adam Young Inc. 303 kw Video; 182 kw Audio (20) Charles E. Garneau on Channel 9. CTV. (24) August 12, 1956 CJCB-TV-1, INVERNESS on Channel 9. CBC. (21) Gérard Fortin (1) Baton Broadcasting 6 kw Video; 3 kw Audio on Limited 1) La Campagnie de Radio- (22) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. Nova Scotia Channel 6. Satellite of CJCB-TV, diffusion de Matane (23) Weed & Co. (2) John Bassett Ltée. CKTM-TV, TROIS RIVIERES Sydney. Same staff. 2 & 3) René Lapointe (24) July 17, 1954 (3) W. O. Crampton Vice- 325 kw Video; 162.5 kw Audio - 4) Octave Lapointe CFXU-TV, ANTIGONISH Pres. and Gen'I Mgr. (effective Aug., 1963) on Channel 5) Charles Fradette 13. CBC French. 73 kw Video; 37 kw Audio on Gen. Sales Mgr. - E. Delaney CKMI-TV, QUEBEC 6 & 7) Roger Bergeron 1) Television St -Maurice Inc. Channel 9. CBC. (6) Don Davis 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on 8) Guy Leboeuf 2 & 3) Henri Audet 1) Atlantic Television Co. Ltd. Vice-president, programming Channel 5. CBC. 9) J. P. Berthiaume 4) Robert Bonneau 2) A. D. Maclnnis - Murray Chercover 1) Television de Quebec 0) Gilles Proulx 5) Jacques Brunelle 3) Charles O'Brien (10) Harvey Kirck (Canada) Ltée. Prince 1) Guy Leboeuf 6 & 7) Aurele Lacoste 4) Regis Kell Edward Island (111 Johnny Esaw 2) Gaston Pratte 2) A. Desrosiers 8) Andre St -Arnaud 5) Bill Taylor (14) K. J. Holen 3) Jean T. Pouliot 4 & 15) Octave Lapointe 9) Jean Marcel 6) Bill Graham CFCY-TV, CHARLOTTETOWN (15) Howard MacLean 4 & 5) Arthur Fitzgibbons 6) J. Chouinard 0) Andre St -Arnaud 7) Charles MacGillevray 79 38.5 (17) Dodi Robb 6) George Lovett kw Video; kw Audio 7) Lisette Durette 1) Andre Wafters 8) Bill Graham on Dir. of Film Ops. Des Brooks 7) Jacques Filteau Channel 13. CBC. ( 8 & 19) Jules Chouinard 2) Mrs. Rita Piche 0) Chuck O'Brien (21) H. Berger 8) 1) Island Radio Broadcasting (20) Jos. Thibault Gene Alton 1) Bill Graham (22) 4 & 15) Aurele Lacoste Co. Ltd. Stovin-Byles (21) 0) Henri Crusène Yvan Fortier 6) Louis Desaulniers 4) Gordon MacDonald 2) Mrs. K. S. Rogers (23) ABC International 1) Frank Fontaine (22) Hardy Radio & TV 7) Robert Levesque 5) Sheila Hind Television 4) Jean Lenoir 3) R. F. Large (23) Young Canadian Ltd. 8 & 19) Albert Aubichon 6) Gordon MacDonald 4) G. M. Tait (24) January 1, 1961 5) Mrs. Monic (24) August 19, 1958 Breton 7) Charles MacGillevray Boudriau (21) Robert Bonneau 5) R. F. Large (22) Stovin-Byles Ltd. 8) Sheila Hind 6) L. MacAulay 5) Marcel Labadie CKLW-TV, WINDSOR (23 Weed & Co. 9 & 20) Cyril Fawcett 7) R. F. Large CBFT, MONTREAL 7) Louis Tardivel 325 kw Video; 180 kw Audio (24 April 15, 1958 ( 1) Regis Kell 0) Scott MacPherson 50 kw Audio; 100 ( 8 & 19) Pierre Rochette on Channel 9. CBC. kw Video on (22) All -Canada 1) Loman MacAulay Channel (20) Charles E. Garneau (1) Western Ontario 2. CBC. Owned and (23) Weed & Co. 2) Jane Weldon operated by the (21) Gérard Fortin Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Canadian Broad- (24) June 28, 1961 3) Whit Carter casting (22) Hardy Radio & TV Ltd. (2 & 3) S. Campbell Ritchie Corporation. 4) Betty Large (23) Weed & Co. (4) Thomas J. Sutton (24) September 6, 1952 (24) March 17, 1957 New Brunswick CJCH-TV, HALIFAX 5) E. P. Williams (5) Giles McMahon 6) H. Purdy 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on (6 & 7) Thomas J. Sutton 7) S. Partridge CBFT-1, MONT TREMBLANT CBAFT, MONCTON Channel 5. CTV. Production Supervisor 8 & 19) V. MacFarlane - .60 kw Video; .30 Audio on CJBR-TV, RIMOUSKI 5.03 kw Audio; 10.06 kw Video (1) CJCH Limited Frank Quinn (20) G. M. Tait Channel 11. Satellite of CBFT, 100 kw Video; 56.9 kw Audio on Channel 11. CBC French Net- (2) Finlay MacDonald (9) Wally Townsend (21) C. W. Compton Montreal. on Channel 3. CBC. work. Owned and by (4) George Benwell (10) Austin Grant operated (22 & All -Canada (24) February 15, 1962 (1) La Radio de Bas (5) Doug Clark 23) (12) Mary Morgan the Canadian Broadcasting Corp- St -Laurent Inc. (24) July 1, 1956 (14) George Sperry oration. (6) Maurie Jackson (2) Jacques Brillant (7) Larry Knoke (15) Bruce Chick (24) December 21, 1959 CBFT-2, MONT LAURIER (3 & 5) André Lecomte (10) Joe King (16) Charles Knight CFCY-TV-1, NEW GLASGOW 5.54 kw Video; 2.80 kw Audio (6 to 8) François Raymond (11) Harris Sullivan (18) Donald Sharon .209 kw Video; .104 kw Audio on Channel3. Satellite of CBFT, (9) Aline Gagné CKCW-TV, MONCTON (14) Dan Maclsaac (19) Arthur MacColl Montreal. on Channel 7. Satellite of CFCY- (10) Guy Ross 15 kw 25 (15) Mrs. Vera Trask (21) Stewart M. Clark Audio; kw Video on TV, Charlottetown, P.E.I. (24) March 15, 1962 (11) Claude Pearson (16) Al Viscount (22) All -Canada Channel 2. CBC. (12) Louise Lavallée (17) Pearson (23) RKO General Broadcasting/ (1) Moncton Broadcasting Richardson (14 & 15) André Lecomte Limited (18) Marg Doggett National Sales CBMT, MONTREAL (16) Georges Mercier (2) Fred Lynds (19) David Ferraz (24) September 16, 1954 43.8 kw Video; 26.2 kw Audio (18) Roméo Côté (3) Hubert Button (20) Andy McKay on Channel 6. CBC. Owned and (20) Marcel Vallée (5) Frank Paterson (21) Joh,l Jay operated by the CKNX-TV, WINGHAM Canadian Broad- (21) Claude Hurtubise (6) Walter Brown (22) Paul Mulvihill & Co. Ltd., casting Corporation. 180 kw Video; 100 kw Audio (22) Stovin-Byles Limited (7) Joe Irvine Toronto & Montreal Newfoundland (24) on Channel 8. CBC. January 10, 1954 (23) Weed & Company (8) Bob Sleeves Scharf Broadcast Sales, (1) Radio Station CKNX (24) November 21, 1954 (10) Claude Cain Vancouver CJOX, ARGENTIA Limited (11) Earl Ross A. J. Messner & Co. Ltd., CFCF-TV, MONTREAL 6.700 kw Video; 3.400 kw (2) W. T. Cruickshank (12) Helen Crocker Winnipeg 325 kw Video; 160 kw Audio CJES-TV, ESTCOURT Audio on Channel 3. Satellite of (3) G. W. Cruickshank (14) Mrs. Phyl. Sweezey (23) ABC International on Channel 12. CTV. 45.1 kw Video; 22.5 kw Audio CJON-TV, St. John's. (4) Bruce St. George (15) Mrs. Mickey Tait (24) January 1, 1961 (1) Canadian Marconi Company on UHF Channel 70. Satellite of (5) Ross Hamilton (16) Stan Morton (2) S. M. Finlayson CJBR-TV, Rimouski. (6 & 7) Bruce St. George (17) Bob Steves Broadcast Manager CJCH-TV-1, CANNING CBYT, CORNERBROOK (8) Monte Snider - (18) Gwen MacDonald Richard E. Misener 18.1 kw Video; 9.05 kw Audio .197 kw Video; .099 kw Audio (10) John Strong CFCV-TV, CLERMONT (19) Mrs. Helen Fairweather Ass't Div'n Manager on Channel 10. Satellite of on Channel 5. Owned and oper- (11) John Brent - 32.9 kw Audio; 65.9 kw Video (21) Keith MacConnell S. B. Hayward CJCH-TV, Halifax. Same ated by the Canadian Broadcast- (12) Anna McDonald on UHF Channel 75. Satellite of (22) Stovin-Byles staff 4) Kevin Knight ing Corporation. (13) Cliff Robb CJBR-TV, Rimouski. (23) E. S. Sumner Corp. 5) Don Martz (14) George Sperry (24) December 4, 1954 CJCH-TV-2, 7) Sam Pitt BAYVIEW (15) Mrs. Helen Fleury CKRT-TV, RIVIERE DU LOUP 8) Ted Murphy 5 watt ped. on Channel 6. CJCN-TV, GRAND FALLS (16) Gunther Heim 39 kw Video; 19.5 kw Audio on CJCH-TV, 9) Elizabeth Smyth Satellite of Halifax. 8.6 kw Video; 4.3 kw Audio (17) Ian Maclaurin Channel 7. CBC. CKAM-TV, NORTH SHORE Same staff. ( 0) Bert Cannings on Channel 4. Satellite of CJON- (18 & 19) Hap. Swatridge (1) CKRT-TV Limitée 77 kw Audio; 141 kw Video ( 1) Dick Irvin TV, St. John's. (20) Larry Taylor (2 & 3) Luc Simard on Channel 12. Satellite of ( 4) Mrs. Babs Pitt (21) S. C. Reid (5) Vincent Gagnon CKCW-TV, Moncton. CJCH-TV-3, AMHERST ( 5) Joe Coates ped. (22 & 23) All -Canada (7) Henri Johnson (24) September 29, 1960. 5 watt on Channel 8. ( 6) Steve Yuranyi CFSN-TV, HARMON FIELD (24) November 18, 1955 (8, 10 & 11) Raoul Savard Satellite of CICH-TV, Halifax. ( 7) John Wyllie .294 kw Video; .147 kw Audio (12) Lise Lapointe Same staff. ( 8) Roger Dupuis on Channel 8. Owned and oper- (18) Marie -Reine Beaulieu CKAM-TV-1, NEWCASTLE ( 9) Anthony Mamo ated by the Canadian Broadcast- (20) Claude Ayote 5 watts Audio; 215 watts Video (21) Creighton Douglas CBHT, HALIFAX ing Corporation. (21) on Channel 7. Satellite of (22 & 23) All -Canada Germain Gélinas 56 kw Video; 34 kw Audio on (22) & TV CKCW-TV, Moncton. (24) January 20, 1961 Hardy Radio Ltd. Channel 3. CBC. Owned and Quebec (23) Young Canadian Ltd. operated by the Canadian Broad- CJON-TV, ST. JOHN'S (24) January 14, 1962 casting Corporation. CKCD-TV, CAMPBELLTON 100 kw Video; 50 kw Audio on CJPM-TV, CHICOUTIMI CFTM-TV, MONTREAL (24) December 20, 1954 6 kw Audio; 12 kw Video on 6. CBC. 100 kw Audio; 52.5 kw Video 325 kw Video; 162 kw Audio Channel CKRN-TV, ROUYN Channel 7. Satellite of CKCW- (1) Broadcast- on Channel 6. on Channel 10. Newfoundland 57.5 kw Audio; 115 kw Video TV, Moncton. Ltd. (1) CJPM-TV, Inc. (1) Tele -Metropole Corporation CBHT-1, LIVERPOOL ing Co. on Channel 4. CBC French. (2) John Murdock (2 & 3) J. A. DeSève .412 kw Video; .248 kw Audio (2) Geoff Stirling (1) Radio Nord Inc. (3) Paul J. Audette Station Mgr.; Asst. to the on Channel 12. Satellite of . (3) Don Jamieson (2 & 3) David A. Gourd CHSJ-TV, SAINT JOHN (4) Claude Blain Pres. Roland Giguère CBHT, Halifax. (4) Colin Jamieson - (4, 5, 6, 7, 14 & 15) Franco 54.7 kw Video; 27.3 kw, Audio Pope (5) Paul J. Audette (5 & 6) Jean-Paul Ladouceur (24) November 24, 1958 (5) Charles Capella ri on Channel 4. CBC. Lang (6 & 7) Claude Blain (7) Robert L'Herbier (6) Charlie (16) Laimon Mitris (10) Jacques Bergeron (10) Claude Lapointe 1) New Brunswick Broad- (7) Colin Jamieson (22) Hardy Radio & TV CBHT-2, SHELBURNE (11) Pierre Chatel (11) Pierre Proulx casting Co. Ltd. (8) Bob Lewis Vancouver: .423 kw Video; .254 kw Audio (18) Dianne Tremblay (12) Mrs. Hughette Proulx 2) L. F. Daley (9) Eric Abbott Scharf Broadcast Sales on Channel 8. Satellite of (21) Roger Hudon (14) Jean Marion 3) George A. Cromwell (10) Jim Thoms (23) Weed & Co. CBHT, Halifax. (22) Paul L'Anglais Inc. (15) Pierre Aumais 4) William A. Stewart (11) Howie Meeker (24) December 25, 1957 5) A. West (23) Forjoe TV Inc. (16) Jean-Paul Ladouceur George Cromwell (12) Mrs. Sally 6) Earl Tucker (24) April 14, 1963 (18) Maurice Bastien McCarron CBHT-3, YARMOUTH (14) Mrs. Muriel 7) Denny Comeau (15) Emilie Davis (21) Maurice Doucet CKRN-TV-1, SENNETERRE .412 kw Video; .248 kw Audio 8) Cleve Stillwell (16) Bill Locke (22) Paul L'Anglais Inc. Satellite of CKRN-TV, on Channel 11. Satellite of CKRS-TV, JONQUIERE 0) Bill LeClair (23) Forjoe-TV Inc. Rouyn. Cooper CBHT, Halifax. (17) Joan 42 kw Video; 21 kw Audio on 1) Gary Murphy (18) Doreen Hann (24) February 19, 1961 Channel 12. CBC. 2) Laura Foster (19) Nelson Squires (1) Radio Saguenay Limitée CHLT-TV, SHERBROOKE 3) George McLeod CJCB-TV, SYDNEY (20) Bill Coffen (2) Henri Lepage CHAU -TV, NEW CARLISLE 300 kw Audio; 186 kw Video 4) Joanne Simon 180 kw Video; 108 kw Audio (21) Oscar Hierlihy (3) Tom Burham 100 kw Video; 52 kw Audio on on Channel 7. CBC French. 5) Mrs. Eleanor Stewart on Channel 4. CBC. (22) Stovin-Byles (5) Lucien Girard Channel 5. CBC French. (1) La Tribune Inc. 6) Joe Kashetsky (1) Cape Breton Broadcasters (23) Weed & Company (7) Claude Colbert (1) Television de la Baie des (2) Paul Desruisseaux 7) Joanne Simon Ltd. (24) September 15, 1955

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