o N CANADIANO dc ter DIRECTORY NOVEMBER 23,1967
VICKERS &. BENSON'S "CHILDREN AT PRAYER" -BEST COMMERCIAL OF THE YEAR Very nice
Not like real people Background noise disturbing
Music is catchy
Great
Dqn't understand it
Can't stand the voice
We pre-test all TV and Radio commercials with housewives before we present them to our clients. (We pay the shot). It's more profitable for ourselves and our clients that way. BAKER ADVERTISING LIMITED Iróodcoster COVER STORY
NOVEMBER 23, 1967 Volume 26 Number 22
VICKERS a ®eHsoH.
T CONIMEACIAL -BE8 OF THE TEAR.
Editor & Publisher RICHARD G. LEWIS Photo by Paul Smith
Assi stant Publisher THE GOLD CENTENNIAL AWARD, top "Children At Prayer" emphasizes IAN M. GRANT honor of the 5th annual Radio Commer- the freedom to practice one's own cials Festival, went to Vickers & faith, and helps imbue a greater pride Benson Ltd., Toronto, for creating the in being a citizen of a country where best commercial of the year. such a freedom exists." le said. Editorial Presented by the Broadcast Execu- Stan Furnival, V & B creative direc- GORDON H. BEERWORTH tives Society, the award was made at tor, who chaired the panel of 46 judges, that he had no vote, as JACQUELINE HILL the Inn on the Park, Toronto, November pointed out 16, for V & B's "Children At Prayer", chairman. All voting was done on a deemed by the judges to be the best of numbered but unnamed entry form, based some 700 entries submitted for the on the three factors of memorability, When Advertising & Circulation competition. holding power and originality. By coincidence, but not by design, the judges had completed their entries, JOAN EMBURY the winning commercial had been the final tally was made by computer. LYSE PARADIS created for the Canadian Centennial In addition to Burgess, those in- Commission, "to instill a greater pride volved in the creation of the winning in Canada, to motivate people to under- commercial included Jack Bush, writer, take projects for the celebration of Tony Schwartz, sound, and Fletcher Production Canada's 100th birthday," said Ken Markle, of CBC's Telescope, who was PAUL V. MORRIS Burgess, executive producer, V & B, elected as announcer. Eastern Sound who was in charge of its production. was the production house. "We needed to get across a Centennial The commercial was aired all across message to the 34 faiths represented Canada at the start of Centennial Year, Typography in Canada, something that could be with every station carrying it for one JOHN WEBER generalized, and yet have religious or two cycles. overtones. So we decided to go to the (Further Radio Commercials Festival children." coverage, page 12) Contributing Editor JAMES MONTAGNES INDEX
FEATURES Published twice monthly by R.G. LEWIS & CO, LTD. want repeaters in CBC affiliates' markets . . . 8 17 Queen St. E.. Room 128 CTV affiliates Toronto 1, Ont. Tel. 363-6111. Government welfarism-the end, not the means-to freedom . . 10 Radio Commercials Festival 12-15 Lithographed by Northern Miner -...dirty ditties are in the mind 16 Press Ltd. Radio budget for Ontario apples grows from $10,000 to $90,000 26 audited by Circulation EEO 1967 Fall Directory Index 32
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November 23, 1967 3 by SIGHT S. SOUND Ian Grant AP TOTAL RADIO IN HAMILTON wi II, tion Canadienne de la Radio et de la extending the compliments of the on occasion, be the theme for a Télévision de la Langue Française. season and a token of appreciation. general advertising format for Maple He takes over his new post early in Participating will be CBM, CBF, Leaf Broadcasting Co. Ltd.'s CHML '68. The station goes on the air in CBM -FM, CBF-FM, CJFM, CFQR, and CKDS-FM. However, for the most the spring. Marcel Joyal, president of CKVL-FM and CJMS-FM. part, completely separate campaigns CJRC, announced Filteaú s appoint- will be undertaken for each station. ment. Chapman Morris Advertising Ltd., w RONSON PRODUCTS OF CANADA Hamilton, will handle the two -station LTD. have appointed Ronalds -Reynolds account, with S. L. Chapman as CHAM HAMILTON NEWSMAN, & Co. to handle its consumer products account supervisor. Mike Thompson, RICHARD SANDERSON died suddenly advertising, effective January 1, 1968. promotion manager for Maple Leaf at his home last weekend, following Arthur B. Johnson, Ronson 's vice- Broadcasting, is directly responsible a heart attack. He was only 28. president and general manager, said: for the entire advertising program. Sanderson, formerly of CKCY Sault 'We talked to a number of agencies; CHML promotes itself heavily in Ste. Marie, had joined the news staff we liked what we saw at Rona Ids - all media, including print, outdoor, of CHAM, formerly CHIQ, just six Reynolds." exterior transit cards, the trade press weeks ago. He is survived by his as well as daily and weekly news- wife and two sons. THE CBC HAS CONTRACTED with papers. The station emphasizes its the BBM Bureau of Measurement, for use of POP material, sales promotion the immediate purchase of BBM's and merchandising schemes for both MN FOUR-HOUR RADIO PROGRAM complete TV ratings service. national and local advertisers. Heavy on eight Montreal stations has been This will provide the Corporation involvement in a wide range of com- purchased by Harrison Brothers, The with periodic reports on the size and munity service activities is also Porn Bakers, of Montreal, for Christmas composition of audiences to all CBC- stressed. Eve. Crombie Advertising Co. Ltd. owned and CBC-affiliated stations, will produce the program in associa- both English and French -language, as tion with the program departments of well as to all competitive stations in SWITCHING FROM TV TO RADIO, the eight stations involved. CBC station areas throughout the Jacques Filteau, executive assistant To be heard from 8:00 p.m. to country. to the general manager, CFCM-TV, midnight, Christmas Eve '67, will A series of network reports has CKMI-TV, La Télévision de Québec feature the world's most beautiful also been purchased which will pro- (Canada) Limitée, Quebec City, will Christmas music played by top variety vide data on audiences to all CBC become general manager of CJRC, artists, orchestras and symphonies. English and French network and CTV the first French -language private Canadian poets will read original network programs. The purchase also station in Ottawa. works in keeping with the season, includes a full national coverage and Filteau, who has 15 years expe- and especially written for the program. weekly circulation report which will rience in radio and television, is There will be no commercial mes- show county -by -county penetration currently vice-president of l'Associa- sages. It is the sponsor's way of of each station.
ANNOUNCEMENT RADIO SALES BUREAU APPOINTMENTS
Peter Harricks John Fox Larry Heywood Three senior a-pointments are announced by Cedric P. Haynes, President of the Radio Sales Bureau. Peter N. Harricks, formerly National Sales Director, becomes Vice President. Marketing and Research. Mr. Harricks will continue working with national advertisers and agencies and will have general responsibility for research projects commissioned by RSB. John H. Fox, formerly Retail Sales Director. becomes Vice President, Sales. Mr. Fox's duties will include member development and he will continue to conduct Sales and Copy Clinics for RSB members across Canada. Larry Heywood, formerly Director of Member Services, becomes Vice President, Administration, In addition to sales promotion and press information, Mr. Heywood will handle certain administrative responsibilities. The Radio Sales Bureau serves the private sector of Canadian Broadcasting by promoting Radio as an advertising medium. 1
4 The Canadian Broadcaster 1 !! BROOKS ADVERTISING COMPANY, last two years producing commercials TORONTO, has been appointed to for KCND-TV in Winnipeg. Mendez has handle all trade and industrial adver- been doing freelance work in Cali- -Humphries of Canada fornia. tising for Pathé 0000041 Limited, Toronto, and Cine Labs Inc., In Vancouver Colin J. Hempsall i. Montreal. The agency will also has been appointed manager. Most handle a co-ordinated corporate pub- recently he was operations manager 0000 licity program for both companies, of Goodwin -Ellis, Vancouver. Prior to said Harold Greenberg, president of this he was advertising and promotion PARAMETER the two firms. manager of the Plywood Manufacturers' Association of B.C. THE LARGEST FEATURE FILM PACKAGE sale ever made by a U.S. EIGHT MAJOR UNIONS in the company in Canada was negotiated broadcasting and communications in- 00000 by Paramount Television, New York, dustry have formed the Conference of recently. Purchasers were CTV Net- Broadcasting and Communications work and Télé -International Corp. Unions, to co-ordinate bargaining 00000 In announcing the sales, Robert M. activities in. Canada. IS A Newgard, v.p., sales, for Paramount A spokesman for the organization Television, said: "Canada accounted said there is need for closer liaison DIALOGUE for a major portion of Paramount's between unions engaged in contract It takes two to" dialogue". in overseas distribution busi- a employer. surge talks with common Without communication from you, ness...with world sales including The unions have individual con- our friends and associates in the both feature films and current U.S. tracts with the CBC and private radio business, PARAMETER might have Network series, hitting a new high." and television stations, or represent been a soliloquy. it CTV purchased 142 English ver- workers who manufacture equipment sions of Paramount films and an equal used in the communication field. All -Canada introduced 'ARAMETER number of French versions were bought Paul Siren, general secretary of in 1967 to help expand under- by Télé -International. the Association of Canadian Televi- standing of fundamental research sion and Radio Artists, is president concepts, among ourselves and of the conference. fellow practitioners, through a Ì WIN ORDER TO OFFER RECOGNITION free exchange of broadcast to original and meaningful contribu- marketing information. tions in the field of broadcast re- THE CBC'S NEW FRENCH -LAN- radio in To date there are over 6,000 search, All -Canada Radio and Televi- GUAGE station Vancouver be launched December 1, as PARAMETER booklets in circulation sion has created "the Harold Carson will designed to serve in Canada-35% as a result of All -Canada Research Awards", to be CBUF-FM. It is people of requests! Another 1500 are administered by the Broadcast Re- the 50,000 French-speaking your in the United search Council. B.C.'s lower mainland region. being distributed States and the U.K. The awards will be issued every Kenneth Caple, the corporation's station two years, one to be presented within director for B.C., said the Thanks to your encouragement, 17 hours daily, at 97.7 the educational field, open to student will broadcast your suggestions, advice, com- mcs. a small portion of the and faculty members and the other to Only ments and knowledge, PARAMETER programming, one or two productions, be given outside the educational field. has become a stimulating con- from the west coast, The awards will take the form of will originate versation-one that we would like he said. Most of the programs will $250.00 cash and a scroll. The first to continue in the new year. from the CBC French network presentation will take place at a come in Quebec. Broadcast Executives Society 1968 P.S. In case you just came in, a staff luncheon. The new station will employ our current series of PARAMETER of nine or ten, including a producer, booklets discussing such subjects technicians and announcers. The Terms, "ADDITIONS TO THE STAFF as Broadcast Research manager is Gérard Binet. MONTH'" has been the November Sampling, Reach/Frequency and, order -of -the -month at McConnell East- soon to be released, Brand man Ltd. In Montreal additions to RALPH SNELGROVE'S RADIO Optimization, are available with- -Canada the creative department are Stan INTERESTS were not involved in the out charge from any All Shabinsky as creative director; Tony recently announced sale of CKVR-TV office. Chesterman as senior writer; Tony Barrie to Western Broadcasting. Snel- Kenyon as an art director and Michael grove, who is president of Barrie Scott-Moncrieff as copywriter. Broadcasting, says that radio stations Shabinsky has been in the commu- CKBB Barrie and CKCB Collingwood nications business for more than ten would remain under his ownership. years, most recently as group creative It was announced in October that 00000 director with the Montreal office of CKVR had been sold to Vancouver Cockfield, Brown. The winner of based broadcasting interests. The numerous awards, he was most recent- sale still must be approved by the 00000 ly the gold medal winner for the best BBG. Snelgrove is also president and color print campaign of 1967 (Expo). general manager of the television Chesterman was previously general operation, and will remain in that manager of Realite Film Productions capacity, under the new ownership. in Montreal, while Kenyon and Scott- Barrie Broadcasting, established in Moncrieff were with Cockfield, Brown. 1949, has always been a separate The c In Toronto Hartley Strauss is a new company owned by Snelgrove. .-111-Cariada Radio & Television Limited art director. He graduated from the radio station in Barrie has operated Ontario College of Art last spring from the same building as CKVR-TV TORONTO NEW YORK and for the past six months he has since the television station was MONTREAL CHICAGO with Goodis, Goldberg, Soren. established in 1955, but ownership WINNIPEG ATLANTA In Winnipeg, Mrs. Peg Robinson is separate. CALGARY DALLAS has joined as radio and television Besides CKBB in Barrie and CKCB VANCOUVER HOLLYWOOD Barrie director and Michael Mendez is newly in Collingwood, Broadcasting SAN FRANCISCO with the creative department as an also owns a half interest in radio artist. Mrs. Robinson has spent the station CKPT Peterborough.
November 23, 1967 5 OPINION
LIBERAL SENATOR HAZEN ARGUE The CBC reaction to criticism by State Secretary Judy LaMarsh, who accused the CBC of "rotten" manage- ment is more evidence of "rotten, indecisive and incompetent management" and the actions of CBC President Alphonse Ouimet and the CBC Board of Directors "in coming out in open defiance and war- fare" with Miss LaMarsh"is incredible. Unaccompani- ed by so much as a single resignation, it sounds disgusting, irresponsible and phoney."
CAB BRIEF "Surely the gravity of any offense that might be committed in the process of violating, possibly in- advertently, the provisions of a regulation could not possibly warrant a fine of this consequence(S100000). Surely the potential damage to the community cannot be that serious."
HON. JUDY LaMARSH Instances of poor management have "not been brought to the attention of the individuals concerned since the Bill now is before the House and there is at least a reasonable probability that within the next few weeks or months there will be some changes in personnel and presumably some very great changes within the Corporation's management."
CONSERVATIVE MP ERIK NIELSEN A new Canadian Radio Commission (CRC) would leave private broadcasters at the mercy of political in- fluence. The Commission would give absolute power to an appointed body, which, because it was appoint- ed, would be subject to political influence. This was just another example of the Liberal government's "pathological compulsion to control."
HON. JUDY LaMARSH If the CBC is to become a pale imitation of American programming, "we just ought to forget about it."
LIBERAL MP GRANT DEACHMAN The private networks should be allowed to have the commercial field to itself and to pay taxes on its undoubted profit. "Do we really need CBC any more?"
CONSERVATIVE MP TERRY NUGENT There is uneasiness among Canadians about the CBC and it is the duty of MPs, as representatives of the people, to bring these feelings into the open.
LIBERAL MP GRANT DEACHMAN The dregs of society have been paraded before CBC viewers including prostitutes, homosexuals and persons of doubtful sex... The CBC also was re- sponsible for taking away the livelihood of Eskimos and lowering the income of St. Lawrence sealers with its films on seal hunting. BROADCASTING DIVISION CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY 6 The Canadian Broadcaster EDITORIAL
Listeners don't look for commercials
Radio had its day at the races November 16, when back to the set in time to catch the next commercial. the Broadcast Executives Society and the Radio Sales Bureau combined their resources to present the fifth It was at the 1949 CAB Convention at St. Andrews - annual Canadian Radio Commercials Festival. The by -the -Sea, N.B. that the late Dr. B.K. Sandwell, then Centennial Ballroom of Toronto's posh Inn on the Park editor of Saturday Night, charged advertising with was filled to the walls with an audience of some 550 trying to compete with the editorial columns of broadcasters side by side with men and women from publications and the programs in radio. the agencies and their clients. The early days of singing spots must have conjured The significant thing about this event (and its visions in his mind of today's situation where adver- counterpart, the Canadian Television Commercials tisers seem to shut their eyes to the fact that people Festival) is, of course, the artistry and dexterity in do tune in shows and that they don't tune in com- the production of commercials, which is being so mercials. effectively encouraged by the Festivals, to the point If a program is popular enough in its appeal, even where the commercials are beginning to outdraw the a mediocre commercial will reach its target. Con- programs in audience appeal. versely, the best commercial will surely. be wasted Of even greater importance is the way the Festivals effort if the program has no audience. Finally, in bring advertisers and their agencies into close television especially, is it not a fact that commercials communication with the broadcast media themselves, have improved more than programs? with the sole purpose of improving the product, This is not to suggest that the advertisers should especially that part of it which the advertisers buy move into the precincts of the program people, any and pay for. more than they should write the editorials in the Credit in no small measure is due the large number newspapers. Perish the thought! Both of them! of people from all areas of the industry, who each At the same time, programming is, or should be, year labor strenuously and endlessly to make the the concern of the broadcasters and only the broad- Festivals the success they are. casters, because programs produced or selected by This is especially so, inasmuch as they shed a experts without advertiser or other outside inter- light on the problems advertisers, agencies and ference, are the best, in fact the only means of broadcasters must face, problems which they are securing the audience an advertiser must have. able to cope with more effectively, through a greater This, be it understood, is not a project for the understanding, not just of their own headaches but Sales Bureaus. of each others'. On the other hand, the co-sponsor of the Commer- cials Festivals, the Broadcast Executives Society, is Not as critics, but in a sincere effort to make a good showing a growing concern for broadcasting-not just thing even better, we should like to record a few advertising but all of it. observations which this latest Festival inspired. What we are proposing is that BES should start There may be food for thought in a couple of the working on the idea of a BES Program Festival as a cracks we heard during the coffee break. development of the Commercials Festivals. One was: "They have to make the commercials All advertisers and their agencies would have to louder so that they can be heard in the bathroom." do is keep out. The second somewhat subtler crack went like this: The prime purpose of the Program Festival should "All these arty commercials should have 10 - be to reach their only logical target, the listeners second tags dubbed onto them, inviting the audience and viewers, whose opinions and desires are the to write in and 'we'll tell you what the product is'." only basic ones on which the advertisers can be This, it seems to us, points up a growing danger offered an effective carrier for their sales messages. of commercial creators becoming so obsessed with Possibly these presentations should be made in the humor (or inspiration or shock) with which they arenas and stadia across the country. Perhaps - infiltrate their creations, that they overlook the real inconceivable though it may sound-the broadcasters purpose-the sales message-in their frantic efforts should use their own medium for the purpose. Defi- to out -program the program. nitely they should be presented, in order to bring the public into the act. It wasn't so much a crack as a sermon when a third If it did nothing else, it would answer one other comment was overheard, suggesting that the high - crack we heard at the Commercials Festival: "These quality commercials they had been listening to might guys certainly work on the commercials. I wonder well start a trend to send the audience to the bath- when they are going to give their programs the same room during the show itself, and then have them rush treatment."
November 23, 1967 7 BBG Hearings
CTV affiliates want repeaters
in CBC affiliates' markets -- CBC says "me too"
A SEARCH FOR ECONOMICAL ESTA- ston and Claresholm to establish the Ron Fraser, CBC vice-president, BLISHMENT of alternate television alternate service to CBC. said the CBC expects some day to service in single station markets has The president of the CBC affiliate have its own station in Calgary but led the Board of Broadcast Governors CJLH-TV in Lethbridge, Norman could give no indication when. ' He into a labyrinth made even more intri- Botterill, offered conditional rental of did, however, propose that CHCT-TV cate by specific applications from his station's facilities to CFCN-TV for use channel 10 in Lethbridge so that Alberta, Manitoba and the Atlantic its Lethbridge rebroadcasting station. channel 13 could be reserved for CBC. provinces. The Claresholm and Cardston applica- authority for The Board's Ottawa sitting this A stipulation was tions were left in abeyance pending CJLH-TV to tie itself to CHCT-TV in month heard a score of suggestions to the Board's decision on the Botterill Calgary station could put alternate service into operation, Calgary so the proposal. network to Leth- but there was little agreement on feed much of the CBC In way, said Mr. Botteril I, methods or steps. The Board took the bridge. this Atlantic Provinces be many-factored issue under review, in- an alternate service could provided The applications for the Sydney area cluding the applications in the three and the Lethbridge studios could be- Nova Scotia were postponed because regional areas. come a production centre for the two of of the economic situation arising from The Alberta situation was the stations. Dominion Steel and Coal company's A CTV affiliate, CFCN-TV, Donald Campbell, president of simplest. decision to close its plant at Sydney. Calgary, applied to set up rebroad- CFCN-TV, described the proposal as The applications affecting Moncton casting stations in Lethbridge, Card- unique. and adjacent areas in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island were taken under advisement. Fred Lynds, president of CKCW-TV, Moncton, did not think the market was ready for an alternate service. How- ever, if the Board ruled it was, Mr. Lynds was ready to operate two chan- nels to broadcast both CBC and CTV programs. If a license were granted, CKCW-TV would switch to the CTV net- want to sell work on Channel 6 and handle CBC on channel 2. If CTV were not available, then CKCW-TV would go independent, SAINT JOHN and still handle CBC on channel 2, but Mr. Lynds indicated preference for CTV. CJCH-TV of Halifax sought to esta- Good music sells Saint John blish a rebroadcasting station at Amherst, N.S., to provide CTV pro- grams to sections of New Brunswick, Editorial comment sells Saint John northern Nova Scotia and part of i Prince Edward Island. Its president, Finlay MacDonald, said such use of Independent news sells Saint John Channel 8 would be the best use of the channel, and the session soon was into a shuffle of channels in the Mari- and now time provinces. Mr. MacDonald pro- posed an eight -year -protection period to recover investment. Mr. Fraser, again appearing for CFBC-FM stereo CBC, emphasized the economic position of stations like CKCW-TV in markets where alternate service was planned. sells Saint John He hoped that if the license was grant- ed to CBC, that CKCW-TV would be- CFBC - One of the family come an affiliate of CTV. He also opposed the CJCH-TV application on RADIO -TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES LTD. channel 8 because it would block CBC plans to use channel 7 in Moncton. TORONTO MONTREAL VANCOUVER Neither did the use of channel 8 fit in with CBC's long range plans.
8 The Canadian Broadcaster More shows from CBC W CKX seeks twin -stick Ron Fraser of the CBC The situation in Brandon turned out to Vice -President figures to show more extensive be the classic issue. It saw J. B. quoted Canadian coverage in Edmonton where Craig and his son Stewart making a was a CBC-owned station and a bid they didn't want to make -- to con- there compared with Calgary tinue as the CBC outlet and, at the CTV affiliate both networks used private same time, to add a rebroadcasting where station to handle CTV programs from stations to carry their programs. you station in Winnipeg. The CBC rebroadcasting program 110 can't It was their answer to applications Brandon, he said, would hours weekly. Seventy-seven hours by both CBWT and CJAY-TV in Winnipeg beat the rebroadcasting stations in would be network, or 15 hours weekly to establish as to carry CBC and CTV net- more than is carried now by CKX-TV flexibility Brandon Thirty-three hours works... and leave the Craigs' CKX-TV the CBC outlet. CBWT, Winni- spot without any network affiliation. Every- would be programmed by of with Manitoba -originated pro- body recognized unfair treatment of peg, television the pioneer TV station in grams. CKX-TV as the un- and that made the solution Mr. Fraser emphasized i Brandon, question as to whether the just that much more difficult for the answered Brandon, or any similar market, was Board. for alternate service. He pointed Mr. Craig Sr. argued that the Brandon ready was a matter for decision by market could not sustain a second out this Mr. Fraser was fearful of or preserve the existing station the Board. station, rebroadcasting station are what network rebroadcasting stations the effect of any Markets if two He estimated Nor did he want to on the existing outlet. were licensed. be about the revenue loss would after . operate a station and a rebroadcasting you're .. $125,000 a year from an estimated pre- but he felt it was the best station, sent revenue of $525,000. The existing and most economic that could and when you buy proposal station, however, would likely have be made. the larger share of the audience in a CKX-TV, he said, would lose money stations selectively with a competitive network. in the first two or three years of the 55-45 split Fraser added that if the Board twin -stick operation, although, he felt Mr. you get the type of there should be a separate it might then begin to recover losses. decided network outlet, then the CBC was the He also felt CKX-TV now is drawing a want operate independently. CBC audience you maximum of advertising from local ad- one to would be enough to pay vertisers and surrounding towns. extra earnings the operating costs and the capital in- through participation In outlining his company's efforts vestment for a rebroadcasting station to provide service in radio and tele- amortized over several years. in top rated shows- vision, he said it had entered FM would be because of local demand. broadcasting Conference that deliver big It is still losing 20 -thousand dollars CBC, CTV, CAB shows annually. Mr. Fraser, for the second time, sug- audiences at a good gested the Board call a conference to CJAY-TV wants Brandon outlet see if some specific criteria could be efficiency. Only spot established for the start of alternate how it could evolve in The bid by CJAY-TV for a rebroadcast- TV service, and television provides ing station in Brandon was supported the future. the Board invite the by CTV. The spokesmen were Ralph He suggested maximum flexibility Misener, president, and Jack Davidson, CBC, CAB and advertising representa- general manager, for CJAY-TV, and tives for a cold, hard look at the at the right cost. Gordon Keeble, president and Murray economics "so we won't get boxed and Chercover, for CTV. in." made the suggestion when Mr. Misener said the most practical He first on a brief pre- solution to providing an alternate ser- discussion took place For the right stations in 13 CBC-affiliates on pro- vice was a rebroadcasting station for sented by of alternate CJAY-TV as the outlet for the CTV gressive establishment the right markets con- and the dis- network. It would carry the full service service. He felt the brief so many avenues of 113 hours weekly and could be in cussion had opened your Paul Mulvihill that it tact operation in the autumn of 1968. and raised so many problems required a sharp examination by all The cost was estimated at $550.000. representative. those identified with television. Mr. Davidson estimated the first year The brief was produced after a be around $150,000 and the loss would study by CJCB-TV, Sydney; $95,000, with three-year second year around CKCW-TV, COYa, CFCY-TV, Charlottetown; OYO,Re1 revenue and being in expenditure CKBL-TV, Matane; CKRT-TV, approximate balance in the third year. Moncton; Riviere-du -Loup; CKTM-TV, Trois- He estimated a 20 -per cent increase CKPR-TV, Port Arthur; CKX- kvI 1 in audience and an increase in national Rivieres; TV, Brandon; CKOS-TV, Yorkton; CKBI- rates, by 10 per cent in two years. TV, Prince Albert; CJLH-TV, Leth- of'r,lrs vlvasd, .Ica.'r.ies In exchanging views over costs and bridge; CHAT -TV, Medicine Hat, and earnings, Chairman Dr. Andrew Stewart Okanagan TV, Kelowna. It was pre- PAUL MULVIHILL suggested CJAY-TV actually consider- sented by counsel, R. S. Engle. ed the rebroadcasting station was a An example of some of the dis- & CO. LIMITED better investment than its figures cussion was the term dual affiliation, TORONTO MONTREAL ed. A point was the need of four. extra which was given different interpreta- technicians which, Dr. Stewart pointed tion by different people. Dr. Stewart o out, was more than CBC estimated, said the term dual affiliation meant a although CBC had the reputation of always having the larger staff. (continued on page 18) 9 November 23, 1967 BROADCASTING EXECUTIVES from Canada and the U.S. met CHUM Toronto; Robert Wiegand, vice-president and general at the Royal York, Toronto, prior to the Canadian Club manager, WGR AM -FM -TV, Buffalo, N.Y.; Mr. Rogers; C. J. luncheon addressed by Lawrence H. Rogers II, president, Laurin, publisher, The Financial Post, president, The Taft Broadcasting Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Members of the Canadian Club; Frank Buckley, president, W.K. Buckley Ltd., Broadcast Executives Society were invited to attend. At the president, BES; Donald Campbell, president, CKEY Toronto; informal reception, arranged by Andy McDermott, Radio - Al Bruner, vice-president, development, CHCH-TV, Toronto - Television Inc., Sales were, left to right: Don Hartford, Hamilton, president. NTV Communications Corp.; Roger B. vice-president and general manager, CFRB Toronto; Gordon Read, vice-president, administration, Taft Broadcasting Co., F. Keeble, president, CTV Network; Alan Waters, president, Cincinnati.
Government welfarism e e the end, not the means . . to freedom
"THE ATTACK ON ADVERTISING is tising-supported vehicles, the news- In our economy, he said, "Adver- but one symptom of the disease of papers, the magazines, the radio and tising is the people's mirror on the creeping centralism," Leonard H. the television of the free nations of world's most materially abundant Rogers I I, president, Taft Broadcasting the world. This is because we who civilization. Without it there could Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, told the operate the advertising-supported have been no mass production. With- Canadian mass Club and Broadcast Execu- media are the greatest champions out advertising there can be no mass tives Society in Toronto, of speaking of free expression. distribution. Advertising, in utter the attempts to effect controls on the "Since we simplicity, is information." prerogatives of a free press. He are also the ones who spoke at the Royal York Hotel, supply our own critics with their most earlier Significance of the CRC this month. viable means of communication, it seems Rogers, a prominent broadcaster and only fair that we get in a few Rogers said, "It would be remiss me widely -known spokesman for the in- licks of our own from time to time," of not to pay some serious attention to dustry, heads the largest TV organiza- he said. the significant changes proposed in tion in the U.S., with outlets in seven Rogers titled his talk The Fifth the governing body of your broadcast major cities. He has served with Freedom, which he propounded with media." He said "The Daily Star many trade organizations including emphasis on Freedom from Protection. (Toronto) describes your projected new the TV Code Review Board and the Stating that, in our free societies, Canadian Radio Commission as broad- National Association of Broadcasters' we are reaching the point of diminish- cast "czars". That, of course, re- TV Information Committee. ing returns of freedom, he said: "We mains to be seen. In his first talk to a Canadian have become, - - through the bland- "If I understand the proposal, your group, Rogers compared the attempts ishments of our politicians and the new CRC will be much closer in sub- being made in the U.S., Canada and greed of our voters - so preoccupied stance to our FCC than was the old Britain to downgrade and effect a with security and protection as the Board of Broadcast Governors. stranglehold on advertising. chief benefit of self-government that "Whereas we (in the U.S.) have Pointing out the cries of the critics we are in imminent danger of over- lived under the gun of license re- and their claims that "the public must protecting ourselves out of our free- vocation and the finality of FCC deci- be protected from advertising", Rogers doms! "We are approaching the point sions for 33 years in American broad- said: "Interestingly enough, the plat- where the welfarism of government is casting, we have hardly suffered from forms from which these critics reach in danger of becoming the end instead repression. Indeed, despite this regu- their largest audiences are the adver- of the means to freedom!" lation, American commercial radio has grown to more than 6,000 stations operating under every conceivable The trend is to balanced programming competitive condition and offering every conceivable type of diversified G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS SHOWS service. American commercial TV has grown to 700 stations, and a total audience of some 60,000,000 re- MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG ceivers," he said. 1434 St. Catherine St. W. 433 Jarvis St. 171 McDermott "The American public has con -
/continued on page 30 ) 10 The Canadian Broadcaster A Channel 11 editorial. Is Turned -on TV just alV put-on?
Some ad slogans are just that: horse races; the first regular prime Advertisers turned on too, slogans. Catchy time coverage of College because we did things for them advertising ever clever and, un- sports; the first to that no one else had thought fortunately, present Junior "A" about. We were the first to offer meaningless. hockey to a market prime time equivalents; the very out that has a rep- first to devise a sum mer equaliza- They come ad- as nice sounding resentation tion plan; we were first to give put-ons. Turn- of teams from 8 vertisers a concept like the Orbit ed -On TV is not we're our own bosses! cities in its area; 'II, Plan; we were first with Super- one of those empties. the first to present spots; a realistic 30 -second rate; Turned -On TV is what hap- Amateur talent and the first to present to Canada pened when our television station (like the Amateur gc, (along with the The Power Cor- decided to become independent. Hour, Tiny Talent poration of Canada Limited) (That meant that we were free to and little theatre); '111 the concept of a domestic start some things that would not the first to bring a Canadian Satellite and a new (Today's Jr. A players, Television Network. We only make the station great, but dance party for tomorrow's stars!) National would make the whole industry teenagers; the first to were the first to realize that sales- take notice). offer a live prime time Western men must be marketing men. We weren't the only ones to Music Show (even before Don And of course, we are just starting turn -on. The whole viewing audi- Messer); the first to offer a late to turn on. ence in this market turned on night evening "live talk" Turned -On TV. Empty? when we started the first entertainment show Meaningless? An advertising put- television Ottawa bureau; (remember how they on? No way. Channel 11 is Turned - the first television pro- laughed at us); and On TV and will vincial bureau; the first then we had the first never be any- regularly televised University information quiz thing else be- extension courses; the first game shows; the cause we never presentation of no cost first presentations stop start- programs for the Ontario of Home shows, ing things. Department of Education; The goo dshipChannelll. Sportsman's Shows, And that's the first live coverage of daily Boat Shows, and we were no put on. first on the continent with early movies every evening. On the air, it's a 20, it's an ID, We started mid -evening no it's Superspot! movies long before all the major networks. That's just a few of the firsts that have turned -on our audience and we're just starting. CHCH TV A division of Niagara Television Limited We never stop starting things. BES/RSB Radio Commercials Festival
Interesting and informative .. . unless you know everything
by Ian Grant
"A COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME" to With the aid of tapes, he provided Both are graduates of Ryerson and "an extremely interesting, informative some insight into the latest develop- both have studied music extensively. and entertaining day" was the range ments in the area of sound mixing. In 1963 they started their own firm in of comment to be heard after a noon While his talk might have been more Toronto-Musictronic Productions. to midnight session at the Fifth appropriate for a meeting of sound In the radio commercials field, they Annual Radio Commercials Festival engineers, it served to remind us that have been creative contributors to staged at Toronto's Inn -on -the -Park, radio, the oldest of the two electronic the Ford White Sale, Government of November 16. media, has lots of flexibility and can Ontario GO Transit, the Progressive To this reporter, the event was far still look forward to many new ideas. Conservative Party of Ontario, Chic - from a waste of time and a very large lets, Tab, Salada Iced Tea, Star , "thank you should go to all the many Weekly Magazine, Educational TV, people who gave up a lot of time from Two kooks with an idea Tang, Nestlé's Quik, Turns, Credico their jobs to produce the Festival. and the Royal Bank. One can only assume that those who After the presentation of the Certifi- Their presentation was too long, thought it was a waste of time cates of Merit, a demonstration of their delivery was bad and the mate- are the handful of people who already Electronic Sound was made by Karol rial was disjointed, but-they have an know everything and have nothing to Rattray and Georgi Nachoff. Ross idea. learn! Downey, Festival Chairman, intro- They presented an assortment of The afternoon workshop session duced them as two young people who weird, far out, kooky sounds all was started by Phil Ramone of A & R are prime examples of imaginative created electronically, illustrating how Studios, New York. minds and new generation talent. (continued on page 14) You're in fine form, Canadian Broadcaster. Your new format And now your is formidable! fresh, attractive new Although what format makes your we've always liked content more impres- best about you wasn't sive than ever. so much a matter of So we're impressed. form as of content. ® RCA VICTOR O But your content Recording Services
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12 The Canadian Broadcaster OTAL ADULTS-Monday to Friday Average/ BBM-JULY. 1967 what's radio CFRB Toronto up to?
BUSINESS AS USUAL: entertaining and informing the largest radio audience in the country. You'll find CFRB does a particularly effective job seek' r g new customers and retaining present ones, whether used by itself or as a part of your Toronto marketing mix.
Competition for listeners is keen here, as it should be. It makes for better radio. Naturally, some stations deliver greater quantities of ADULTS -WHO -DO -THE -BUYING than others. One station stands head and shoulders above the others in Toronto, CFRB.
For instance (BBM July 1967):
ïl .1 Weekdays 6 a.m. to midnight-CFRB reaches 31/2 times more adults than the next Toronto station. In fact, during this period CFRB reaches 46.5% of all adult listeners, with the balance divided among the 10 other Toronto stations.
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If people are going to remember advertising they should not clients still think that radio is the these sounds could be blended to just hear the commercials, but they place where Jack Benny used to be. create various moods and identifi- should have a reason to listen to As far as Klein/Barzman is con- cations. them. cerned radio is far and away their Rattray and Nachoff are working He feels that if we can get people favorite thing-in radio you don't have with a new dimension in sound and to listen, then we have great oppor- to worry about Schwerin, art directors, while it may sound crazy to the tunity to get them involved in the typesetters, interlock, screening rooms, Establishment, remember that the first advertising. Listeners, he says, must color processing, negative retouching, person to propose television was relate to the commercial-they must hand models, foot models, product probably considered a raving maniac. be entertained by it, laugh at it, cry shots with appetite appeal, story Despite all, their presentation was at it or at least be pleased by it. boards, thumbnail roughs, finished interesting and if sales are a yard- Since laughter and tears are art, fixatives, cooper black, century going stick they must have something perhaps the two most apparent expres- schoolbook and out of focus. for them-witness the list of clients. sions of involvement, aside from rage Bob Klein will be a welcome guest several As somebody commented which is usually reserved for offen- in Canada any time he wants to come. found days after the Festival, he sive commercials, Klein/Barzman lean himself paying far more attention to towards entertaining and humorous Exercise in creativity the GO Transit radio commercial, radio commercials. was having learned how the sound The final event of the afternoon was created. Klein says there is a definite swing towards humor by today's advertiser. the contender for highlight of day, Top agitator in creative radio That's because of its memorability. the Pill Contest. As an exercise in There was a time when humor was creativity the Festival sponsors-the Following the coffee break and the controversial as an advertising tool. Radio Sales Bureau and the Broadcast presentation of the Best in Category "Why sugar-coat the pill?" they used Executives Society-invited adver- awards, there came what, to many, to ask. "Enjoying the commercial has tising agencies to submit commercials was the highlight of the whole Festi- nothing to do with selling the prod- to sell "The Pill". They received over val-Bob Klein of Klein/Barzman of uct," they used to say. Nonetheless 60 entries, which the judges narrowed Hollywood. humor has proved its point. down to six. These six were played Klein/Barzman is an independent When professionally conceived and and judged by those attending the production company dedicated to the executed and pertinent it sold afternoon workshop. proposition that advertising can be products. Consumers responded to it As it turned out the winning spot entertaining, memorable and sell and advertisers quickly learned how was produced by Cockfield Brown, products. In his introduction chairman to make use of it. Toronto. However all six of the final- Downey referred to him as one of the And when people started repeating ists were extremely well done. To top agitators in the West Coast the jokes and lines they heard in the those in the audience who found them creative radio revolution. commercials, whether they were aware "offensive" or "in poor taste" we Bob Klein is a refreshing individ- of it or not, they were indeed repeat- can only repeat that the contest was ual. In his 45 minute presentation he ing some of the advertisers' very best an exercise in creativity and in this did a perfect job of illustrating just copy points. instance with an extremely difficult what a creative man can do with radio Klein closed his presentation by and touchy subject. when given a chance. saying that during a recent visit to In a world where television gets It would be impossible to explain New York, he was shocked to find the a great deal of attention, this Radio in words the commercials he brought big agencies are still brushing off Festival is a strong reminder that along as examples, but some of his radio as a creative advertising radio is far from being a poor second comments are interesting. medium. The copywriters admit to cousin. Rather it is a very powerful Bob contends that merely putting being lonely without art directors to and exciting partner in the electronic a spot on radio is no guarantee a hold their hands. The media people media. radio audience is going to pay much argue they can spend a million dollars
Here are The largest audience the Certificate of any Western Canadian Winners
CERTIFICATE WINNERS: Consumer television station citations: Vickers & Benson Ltd.- "Cute Little Mixer" -(7 -Up). CFRB Toronto-"Canadian Cancer Society". CHSC St. Catharines-(Teck Realty Ltd). Craftsmanship citations: Music score: Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn Inc.-"Sun is Hot"-(Labatt's Skol International Beer). Young & Rubicam Ltd. "Rah -Rah" - (Resdan- Whitehall Laboratories). Use of sound: F.H. Hayhurst Co. Ltd.-"Computer"- (Vick's Cough Drops). Tape Produc- Representatives tion: Sopec Ltée-"Ascenseur"- RADIO -TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES LTD. (Pavillon de Quebec). McCann- Erickson of Canada Ltd.-"Folk Sing- er"-(Coca-Cola). Ronalds, Reynolds & Co.-"Jump In"-(B.C. Cherries). (continued on page 17)
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Trophy winners at the Fifth Annual Radio Commercials Festival included: (1) Graham Watt (right) of Graham Watt & Associates, accepting his award from BES president Frank Buckley. (2) Roch Demers, executive vice-president of CJMS Montreal. (3) Kirk Northcott (right) and Warren Cosford of CJOB Winni- pag. (4) Ken Burgess (left) accepts the Gold Centennial Award for Vickers & representatives Benson, Toronto, from Festival Chairman Ross Downey. (5) Gaston Saulnier and radio -television Paul Tietolman (right) accept for CKVL Verdun. (6) Denise Maheu of the Montreal limited office of J. Walter Thompson Ltd. (7) Jean Noel of Foster Advertising, Montreal RSB (8) Bobby Gimby (left) says a few accepts one of four Golden Microphones. TORONTO MONTREAL words into a golden mike accepted by Art Harrison of Hardy Radio & TV for CKRS Jonquière. Other trophy winners (not shown) were: Bronze statues to CKLB WINNIPEG VANCOUVER Oshawa; CKTR Trois Rivières; CKEY Toronto; Doyle, Dane, Bernbach (Canada) Ltd.; and McCann-Erickson (Canada) Ltd. Golden Microphones to CHUM Toronto and Doyle, Dane, Bernbach (Canada) Ltd.
November 23, 1967 15 Yes Virginia
FALL . . .dirty ditties (or any season) are in the mind DIRECTORY "YES, VIRGINIA, there are dirty popular Balcaen says "Communication to- songs." day goes further, faster. It covers all In response to a recent memorandum the ground...Life, Death, War, Drugs Heading: sent out by the Canadian Association and Sex. And song is communication." of Broadcasters concerned with alleged "A very great deal of today's busi- questionable lyrics in various popular ness of song is conceived, created, songs, George Balcaen, music super- controlled and consumed by the youth CALGARY visor of CJAD Montreal, answered the of the country," he goes on. "It's CAB in these words, "Yes, Virginia, natural then that the lyrics of their there are dirty popular songs." songs mirror what they see about MARKET The CAB's concern was with com- them." He cites as examples the plaints reaching the BBG in Canada, Montreal Catholic Federation of Chari- the FCC in the United States and other ties' assistance of 365 unmarried public authorities to the effect that mothers in one year, and the experi- Sub Heading: some popular songs seemed by inuendo menting with LSD by the Beatles and to promote use of LSD, marijuana and the Beach Boys as well as the great other drugs, at least with the' in group'. number of the new San Francisco SALES After investigation, the CAB's Code groups that espouse trip taking. of Ethics Committee found that, in their Balcaen's final point on the actual opinion, it was extremely difficult, in existence of the "Questionable Lyric" RESULTS some cases impossible, to understand problem is that the music is already the lyrics in some popular songs; some here, with songs such as White Rabbit, of the words or phrases may have had by the Jefferson Airplane group from one meaning to most of the community San Francisco, which uses the Alice and an entirely different one to another, in Wonderland theme as a parallel to Best Course of Action: and it was possible to attach a "double taking a trip via LSD. entendre" when it was not intended. George Balcaen contends that He asks "Do radio stations have to play and then answers, "We "Questionable lyrics" are not a new it?" He feels that "You can stilt problem. He says, "Any broadcaster don't." your be and contemporary without Call who's been around long enough to 'with it' into homes in which remember Make Believe Ballroom or distributing filth Mid Morning Melodies can recall the we are, in fact, invited guests." threats levelled by the management if In Balcaen's opinion, borderline cases can be programmed by an intelli- any of his "stars" (at $85 a month) gent hip group of air personalities. All -Canada ever played a certain Cole Porter song wherein a lady of the evening invited Puff the Magic Dragon, an example young men to ... climb the stairs to mentioned by the CAB. was one of the sample her wares... remember Love For songs whose double meaning had drawn Sale?" complaints. Balcaen says it "might Man and As Love For Sale was bold then, be a drug song...but it certainly wasn't Balcaen feels so are the lyrics of to- to the thousands of pre-schoolers who day's songs, but they are of today, learned the words by heart a few sea- when sex and drugs are "high school sons ago." corridor conversation '. To him, programming is a matter of Discuss.. For an example of current topics he taste, he says, "Two of the most beau- uses sample magazine cover headlines: tiful love lyrics in the past decade, "Sex Before Marriage -A Young Wife's Come to my Bedside and The First Time Story" - Redbook November 1967; Ever are frankly sensual." The answer, "6,733 Doctors Reveal What's Really he feels, is to have mature, sensitive 'Happening to Women Who Take The air personalities who can program these Pill" - McCalls November 1967, and songs in such a way that they are "The Profumo Girls Revisited" - Cos- acceptable, since responsible broad- mopolitan November 1967. casters are presumed to have taste.
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Certificate Winners
BEST IN CATEGORY: (ENGLISH) -VOICE: CHSC St. Catharines -(Teck Realty.) CHUM Toronto -"Yamaha". Doyle, Dane, Bernbach (Canada) Ltd. - "Smunching First" - (Fry -Cadbury). Music: CFCH North Bay -(Rahn Metals). CKCK Regina - (Spring -Neil Motors). Vickers & Benson Ltd. -"Cute Little Mixer" -(7 -Up). Public service: CFRB Toronto -"Canadian Cancer Society". (French) -Voice: CFCL Timmins-" Little Ole Me". CJMS Montreal -"Le Bonheur et la Bonne Heure". BCP Publicité Ltée. - "Browning" -(Speedy Muffler). ROOM Music: CFGT Alma -"Spot d'une mi- nute". CHRC Quebec-" Dernieres Volontés". Young & Rubicam Ltd. - "La Veilles" -(Mountain Dew). Public service: Sopec Ltée.-"Ascenseur"- FOR (Pavil Ion de Québec). AWARDS OF MERIT: (English stations - markets under 100,000: CKNX Wing - ham-(Roe Farms). CHSC St. Cathar- ines - "Performance Cars". CFOS RENT Owen Sound -(Clair & Linton Real Estate). CHLO St. Thomas- (Haskett Motors). CKXR Salmon Arm- (Inland Natural Gas Co.). Markets over 100,000: CJOB Winnipeg -(Sportsman Enterprises). CHUM Toronto- (Bob Bannerman Rambler). CJOB Winnipeg - (Ben Moss Jewellers). CKCK Regina - "Have a ball with Cornballs". CJOB Winnipeg-(H.C. Paul Ltd.). National: Vickers & Benson Ltd. -"Travel Can- ada" -(Canadian Centennial Commis- sion). Doyle, Dane, Bernbach (Canada) Ltd.-"Groznick"-(Fry-Cadbury Ltd.). Doyle, Dane, Bernbach (Canada) Ltd. - "'Nat Finicky" - (Fry -Cadbury Ltd.). Vickers & Benson Ltd. -"Jack Bush" - The Show Case of the Nation. (7 -Up). F.H. Hayhurst Co. Ltd.- 'Computer"-(Vick's Cough Drops). F.H. Hayhurst Co. Ltd. - "Luxury Length" -(St. Moritz). Public service: Canadian CFPL London - "If You're A Kid". CKCK Regina --"From the Police Files". National Exhibition Park. AWARDS OF MERIT (French stations: ConventionsTrade Shows Exhibit Space markets under 100,000): CHLN Trois Rivières -(Aimé Breton & Fils). CKTR Trois Rivières - "Pas de retard" . CFCL Timmins -"Ouverture & Ferme- ture". Markets over 100,000: CKVL Verdun -"Brown". CJMS Montreal - "Jean -Paul Sartre". CKVL-FM Verdun - For full information, write: "Les Bermudes No. 2". CHRC Quebec "Sophia Loren". CJMS Montreal - Exhibit Space Department, "Triumph". National: McCann-Erick- National Exhibition, son (Canada) Ltd. - "Homemaker" Canadian (Coca-Cola). Foster Advertising Ltd.- Exhibition Park, ''Paris Québec" - (Air Canada). MacLaren Advertising Co. Ltd. - Toronto 2B, Ontario. "Amsterdam la nuit" - (KLM). Mac - Laren Advertising Co. Ltd. -"Enve- loppez-vous d'Imprevu" - (Coty). 366-7551 Area Code 416 McCann-Erickson (Canada) Ltd. - "Moderrí"-(Benson & Hedges). Vick- ers & Benson Ltd. -"Monique Gaube" - (Eau Gazeuse). Public service: Sopec Ltée.-"Campagne dites bonjour" - (Ministre du Tourism de Québec). CJMS Montreal - "On rit, on chante, on danse". Sopec Ltée.-"Le Pavillon de Québec Industrie".
November 23, 1967 17 (continued from page 9) the effects a second station would have on revenue of the first station. CTV President Gordon Keeble said, 1 Frenzied hearing in the discussion, the entry of an alter- The nate service would have an effect on the revenue of all media in the area -- on alternate TV radio, television and newspapers -- and not just television. He said potential most revenue to pay for the service was an service essential factor in providing alternate service. CTV, he added, wants to single station taking two network ser- move in at this time into the Saint buoyant vices and selecting therefrom pro- John -Fredericton area of New Bruns- grams to go out over a single channel. wick; Sudbury, in Ontario; and Saska- It was not an alternate service, he toon, in Saskatchewan, but he was un- said, and not acceptable to the Board. certain of other areas where an alter- market Later on, in a discussion about one nate CTV service could be financed. station handling networks on two Mr. Fraser said the CBC also had to channels or identified as the "twin finánce from new revenue, and not from in stick operation," Dr. Stewart warned public funds. He felt rebroadcasting that the Board did not necessarily stations would not remain such forever, accept it asa solution. He emphasized and that raised the question of disposal the variety of suggestions and solu- of rebroadcasting equipment and future The West! tions, and gave no indication of any ownership. road the board might choose to travel. The CBC had its own plans for ex- The 13 stations proposed both dual panding services in areas not now fully affiliation and twin stick operation as served. He mentioned plans to provide a starting point in markets of question- CBC production facilities in three pro- A 65 Million Dollar able economic development, and grad- vinces now without them-- Saskatche- ual expansion over a period of years wan, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Pulp Mill going into more distinctive and separate Island. "Mother" stations would be into production in services. established and rebroadcasting sta- 1968. The brief set forth five principles: tions added at other points within each (1) alternative television is necessary; province. (2) alternative television service may A point raised throughout by BBG be licensed if it meets policy require- counsel Melville Goldberg was the This is the largest ments of balanced programming; (3) "disengagement" of the rebroadcasting existing television service must adhere stations when market expansion open- Industrial Complex to the same policy; (4) alternative tele- ed the way for fully -operational tele- in Saskatchewan. vision service should not be licensed vision stations to take over. It was if the existing local television service one of the points that would be con- is threatened out of existence, and (5) sidered if the BBG follows the Ron existence depends on adequate finan- Fraser suggestion for an industry bull - Total Market Income cial support. It also emphasized that session to escape being "boxed in" serious be for 1966 was consideration must given to in future policy and development. $529,600,000.00 (Includes Farm Income) CONGRATULATIONS
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hours is virtually unchanged in six William Harley, president of the NAEB COLOR TV years." in the U.S., said he hopes the fledgling be an ESTABLISHING A NEW TV RECORD for Cash said advertisers themselves, group will grow to influential color set sales, 16,800 sets were sold when given the choice between multiple force for ETV in Canada. according to provisional spot positions which may average out Jack Ross, of Toronto, superinten- in October, Ontario estimates reported by the Electronic at 25 rating points, and island posi- dent of education, ETV branch, who attended Industries Association of Canada. tions in lower rated time periods, pre- Department of Education, meetings, said a close This is up by 500 sets over the pre- fer the bigger rating periods even if the Denver with the vious record month of October '66, and they are triple or double spotted. liaison is being maintained Canadian Association for Adult Educa- is a substantial increase over Septem- "One benefit of the piggyback de- ber when 16,100 sets were sold. velopment," he said, "has been the tion. "The CAAE," he said, "spon- a few months There were 194,800 color TV sets challenge to commercial copywriters sored a 3 -day seminar came a decision that in operation in Canada November 1, to produce effective selling messages ago out of which Broadcasting organi- 1967, according to industry estimates. of short duration." an Educational formed in Canada. This compares with 87,000 sets on the zation should be hoped that the draft constitu- same date last year, and far exceeds "It is for study during the 22,000 in operation January 1, tion may be presented EDUCATIONAL TV at 1966. the 1968 Educational Showplace, he said. SPEARHEADING ETV EFFORTS in Can- Exhibition Park," ada, a Canadian Educational Broadcast- COMMERCIALS ing organization is in process of being formed. A draft constitution for the FILM in THE PHENOMENAL GROWTH .OF AD- group is expected to be presented has VERTISING over the past five years, at Toronto, January 25. 20TH CENTURY -FOX TELEVISION for the the rate of nearly one billion dollars Formation of the new group was two color specials available a story annually in the U.S., has provoked the voted by Canadian delegates to the Canadian market, Sail to G/ory, problem of sharing the new money annual convention of the National of the American Cup Race, and Let My among the different media, said Norman Association of Educational Broadcast- People Go, the story of the flight of Egypt, says Frank E. Cash, president, TvB, in New York. ing, in Denver, Colorado, November 8. the Israelites to manager. In a debate on the amount of adver- 32 Canadian representatives, from all Murray, general sales 20th Century- tising in media, Cash told the New provinces, were in attendance. Also available from now York Chapter, AMA, that the problem The organization was proposed "to Fox, in the "Mark One" package in the says Murray, had caused advertisers to look for new serve provincial needs and interests". being sold U.S., ways to stretch their ad dollars for 1 maximum value. "To accommodate the demands of advertisers," Cash said, "magazines for example have introduced such new devices as gatefolds, special sections, heavy card stock, pullouts, and whole The Winning Combination! portfolios of consecutive pages. These new approaches, of course, raise the reasonable question of whether or not the extra degree of exposure is at the expense of the magazines' regular ad- CFAM CHSM vertisers. ALTONA STEINBACH "In newspapers, we have seen a 1957, Radio Southern Manitoba has maintained a mature and complete reversal in the advertising/ Since dignified approach to radio broadcasting. This includes good music, typical 32 - editorial ratio. Today's local news and information, agricultural news, as well as publicizing page daily newspaper," he said, "con- community events. tains 60 per cent advertising and 40 Our total involvement in the entire Southern Manitoba community per cent editorial. Not too many years has paid off in an ever increasing loyal audience. ago that ratio was reversed." This is an audience with BUYING POWER that you should not ignore. In television, Cash said, the counter- Zero in on this important audience by including CFAM/CHSM in your part to print media's advertising struc- advertising budget. ture is the advertiser's use of multiple product exposure in the same time CONTACT formerly devoted to one product. RADIO -TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES LTD. He explained that viewers may get the impression of more commercialism VANCOUVER - WINNIPEG - TORONTO - MONTREAL than in past years because of the greater number of products advertised. "Actually," he said, "the amount of commercial time in the prime viewing
19 November 23, 1967 are six color and five black and white doubt expressed whether the people feature films: Anna Karenina, Cape can be won over to the new policy. Town Affair, Young Mr. Pitt, Night Train The state -backed British Broad- to Munich, Danger Has Two Faces, casting Corporation provides a blanket Devils of Darkness, Ideal Husband, coverage of Britain through national I Deal in Danger, The Jackals, Return networks and regional programming. of Mr. Moto, and Wild on the Beach. Never before have they got down to Negotiations for Canadian sales are the home -town level through local HOME now being made, said Murray, and stations, as in Canada and the U.S. "seven of them are first -run." It was the second major break- through for the BBC, which recently made an abrupt about-face by launch- FILMS OF CANADA will offer ABC-TV ing pop music on its networks, for live, as an extension of the ABC Net- which they hired deejays from several work in the U.S., the special New the government-closed pirate radio Year's Eve Show, direct from the Empire of ships, offshore. TOWN State Bldg. in New York, says Mel Watson, general manager. This show will feature the bands of NETWORKS Count Basie and Guy Lombardo and His Royal said Watson. It will Canadians, EIGHT CTV SPECIALS are scheduled by 10:30 1:00 a.m. be telecast from p.m. to the network during December, including New Year's Eve. The two and a half a half-hour documentary, Famine and hour package is now being offered to RADIO the Fat Canadian, a study of Canada Canadian stations. and her role in the World Food Organi- zation. Southwest WALT DISNEY TV SALES, has sold their December 8, 10-11 p.m., the 4th in full -color feature film, From All of Us CJCS, Stratford the National Geographic series of 13 To All of You, a special Christmas speciale, Winged World, "all about CKOX, Woodstock show, to the CBC, for full network birds", will be shown on the network. (Radio-TV Reps) showing on Christmas Eve, December December 12 is the date for the 24, says Bruce Butler, vice-president, premiere of the all -color, 90 -minute sales. CFTO-TV produced Rumble of Silence, M uskokas This will star all of the familiar starring Kate Reid. The story of a deaf Disney characters, Butler said, and mute girl, the film had much of its CKAR, Huntsville will be shown from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. shooting done in the Yorkville area of Christmas Eve. CKAR-1, Parry Sound Toronto. Christmas Eve, CTV present CKMP, Midland will (AII-Canada) INTERNATIONAL two seasonal specials: Gift of Music, featuring the Toronto Symphony Orches- tra, and Christmas Song Book, with the Specializing in: PAY TELEVISION would turn a free St. Michael's Choir, of Toronto. highway into a toll road, if it is author- Christmas Day, from 3-4 p.m., the HOME TOWN ized by the U.S. Congress," said network plans a production of The Nut- REPORTING Vincent Wasilewski, president of the cracker, in full color, starring Melissa National Association of Broadcasters. Hayden, filmed in Germany. HOME TOWN December 31, New Year's Eve, W-5 ENTERTAINING Wasilewski told a regional NAB con- will devote its programming to a re- ference in Kansas City that Pay TV porting and interpretative view of the HOME TOWN ultimately would result in people pay- Old Year. INTEREST ing for programs they now receive with- January 1, CTV will have its tradi- out charge. He said Pay TV interests tional New Year's Day Conversation HOME TOWN know that the money in broadcasting with the Prime Minister, an informal BUYING lies in programming for mass audiences, 30 -minute talk, with Charles Temple- not in ballet or Shakespeare. (of your product) ton, CTV's Director of News and Wasilewski noted that a three - Special Events, chatting with Mr. member panel of the FCC has recom- Pearson. mended that Pay TV be authorized, and a House subcommittee has studied it, "NBC'S DECEMBER TO REMEMBER", 7 S. in Washington. He predicted that the featuring the greatest concentration of FCC would impose severe restrictions color specials in television history, We qotto 6e on Pay TV, and "the operators would 15 prime -time events in 16 days, will find a way to circumvent them. be seen December 1-16. "But," he said, "if the Commission Packed into a two-week, period, the Xtunkt One. can impose strict regulations on Pay 15 events will vividly show just how TV, it could impose them on any kind far specials have come since the con- 7&e ain't of station." cept was inspired by NBC-TV in 1954, and include everything - classics, comedy, documentaries and drama. no otheiaa! THE BBC HAS GONE LOCAL. Radio Three of the 15 events are NBC Leicester, first of nine home -town News specials: the first TV adapta- radio stations being set up around tion of a non-fiction Steinback book, Britain, was opened earlier this America and Americans; a close-up Countryside month by British Postmaster -General study of the Negro soldier in Viet Nam, Edward Short. Same Mud, Same Blood; and, a profile Broadcasting Operating under an initial two- of Mexico's Baja California peninsula year tryout, the annual costs of the by U.S. naturalist station, Joseph Wood Krutch. estimated at $145,000, will A Hallmark Hall of Fame special, be paid out of Leicester's local taxes. George 133 Jarvis Street, Toronto 5 Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan, will Up to now, Britain has had no star Genevieve Bujold in the title role, local stations, and there is some with Maurice Evans and Raymond Massey 20 The Canadian Broadcaster driven from the tliport to City Hall, heading a distinguished cast, Mr. Ma - mile completed. About 10,000 finish- in the CHML vintage Rolls Royce, Christmas Carol will be tele- ed the course. goo's where he was greeted by Mayor Vic animated cartoon version The purpose of the march, one of vision's first did a token march, several being held across the country, Copps. Cohen of Dickens' holiday classic. by the station, and turned America's greatest comedi- was to involve the young people direct- sponsored Three of his cheque for $250.00 over to the in a full hour special of ly in the project to help the African ans each star Miles for Millions Fund. own: Jack Paar, Bob Hope, and students. their CHML set up a stage and PA system Marx, who will be making his Each marcher had to find his or her Groucho at City Hall, and the station's six appearance as a TV host since own sponsor. CHML announcers in- first piece Dixielander Band helped enter- Funny, on the Kraft dividually sponsored different groups 1964, in Taste of before the start of the Hall. of marchers at the going rate of 10 tain the crowds Music march. Six CHML on -air personalities Three widely -varied musical hours cents per mile, and the station entries took part in the broadcast, and a crew feature: Movin' with Nancy, starr- even included a sheep dog and cart. will of news reporters from the station Sinatra, with her father, CHML's particular contribution to ing Nancy followed the progress of the marchers Sinatra, and Dean Martin; Danny the event wasto bring in Myron Cohen, Frank with CHML news cruisers. Thomas, who will have an all-star cast TV and stage comedian and raconteur, Royal York The Royal Follies of 1933; and The who was appearing at the in TV, Vancouver -Victoria, Bell Telephone Hour profiling Indian Hotel in Toronto. He was flown to CHAN/CHEK and B.C. in the 2nd annual Variety Club conductor Zubin Mehta. Hami Iton via CHML helicopter, Burl Ives will again narrateRudo/ph, The Red -Nosed Reindeer, Andy Williams will have another "family Christmas" show, Christmas with Lome Greene will also feature the 45 -voice UNICEF choir, and The Nativity, celebrated Yule pageant of New York's Radio City Music Hall will be shown for the first time on film during the hour-long Christmas show from this renowned showplace. 'RUSH' SERVICE PROGRAMMING IMPORTANT
THE PROGRAM EXCHANGE DEPART- MENT of the Canadian Association of food, YOU. on rush Broadcasters is planning both National WHEN for app Ottawa Clearance and International programs for the wait 2 weeks Christmas Season. can't copy, royal. and cosmetic app New Christmas programs on a nation- drug you 24 hour can offer al level include: a selection of Services Christmas carols sung by Vancouver School Children; poems with a Christmas message; traditional carols by a choral group and a youth choir, and a word picture presentation of ALLY the TAKE & Nova Scotia at Christmas. WE p ERSON D.N.H.. it sing to BBG andorrush The Vancouver School Children material then your rush and approval; 29 both traditional and Canadian carols. hours we phone in the taping inspection 24 Thirteen schools took part necessary where within which was done by CKNW New West - office back to our numbers. mi nster. important The 24 one to two minute Christmas you those poems called Something to Think About are done by John Spragge of CHUM modest $30.00 Toronto. cost is Two programs of traditional carols the acom-copy send 10 commercials rush ial are being used, the Woodstock Chora- 1 on Y com- For approval'. order purchase . laires, a half hour tape done by CKOX For "instant with P or write Woodstock, and a 15 minute tape of triplicate) Services mercials l'n Clearance Centennial Youth Choir, to Ottawa the Clinton delivery' recorded by CKNX Wingham. The word picture of Nova Scotia at Christmas time includes selections by the Acadia University Chapel Choir with Leonard Mayo telling of the revi- Services val of old world customs by the four Cl earane English, Ottawa cultures of Nova Scotia: E French, German and Scottish. Box 4148, Station PROMOTION OttawaOntario RAISING OVER $175,000.00 to aid underprivileged students in Africa, (613) 2 33-liM CHML Hamilton promoted a Miles for Millions March in that city November 4. Some 17,000 marchers began the 35 -mile trek around the bay, with Agencies, Radio and TV Stations! sponsors paying 10 cents for every Serving Canada's Most Progressive
21 November 23, 1967 Telethon, to raise funds for a rehabili- services of some 45 technicians, pro- English and French listeners. tation training farm for handicapped ducers, cameramen and on-camera per- The English campaign was part of a youngsters, topped off 16 3/4 hours of sonal ities. regular promotion and advertising 1 continuous telecasting to raise over Ray Peters, CHAN/CHEK TV presi- effort by CHUM, Toronto and CFCF, $81,000, about $15,000 more than last dent, is 2nd Chief Barker, Vancouver Montreal, involving several advertisers year's total. Tent, Variety Club International. in a prize participation program. Telecast live from the Queen The French promotion, on CKVL, Elizabeth Playhouse in downtown Van- CFOX, POINTE CLAIRE, QUE. recently Verdun, from late September into couver, the entertainment featured Barry collaborated with the Lakeshore Gener- November, was aimed at the house- Morse, The Fugitive; Ken Barry, F Troop; al Hospital to raise $5,000 for the wife, with listeners invited to send Gary Collins, Iron Horse, and Mary Ann hospital, during a four -day blitz. The in the blue sticker from each bunch of Mobley, the former Miss America. final figures topped the quota by Chiquita Brand bananas they pur- During the telethon's 16 3/4 hours approximately five hundred dollars. chased. The write-in contest, with a a steady stream of local talent and Highlight of the campaign was the diamond ring as top prize, brought in entertainers from various night spots voluntary incarceration of CFOX deejay, over 21,500 letters in six weeks, over performed free. Bob Ancell, in Pointe Claire jail, where 95 per cent having the stickers attach- All the mobile and technical re- he was to remain until residents of the ed. sources of CHAN/CHEK TV were used area served by the hospital raised the The company supported the drive for this telethon, with the combined necessary "bail". He was "charged" by staging a trade promotion party in with "criminal neglect of his hospital, each city prior to launching the cam- as a local resident who had used the paign. Radio station personalities facilities of the hospital several times, were on hand and participated in dis- but had not yet joined the Hospital tribution of special prizes for retail- The BIGGEST TRADER Foundation, nor contributed to the ers. Trade mailings also backed up in the current campaign for funds." the drive. It was stressed that Ancell could WESTERN CANADIAN only be "released" by his fellow FRENCH MARKET citizens from Dorval to Hudson, whose RECORDINGS is .. "NATURELLEMENT" contributions were to be called in to a special number, where operators were QUALITY RECORDS LTD.'S CA -NA -DA, THE WESTERN CANADA on duty night and day. Local pharma- by the Young Canada Singers, has FRENCH RADIO GROUP cies also participated as collectors. topped the 6,000,000 mark in sales. It was an all-out community effort. In recognition, a gold record in a The promotion received wide publi- special presentation case, complete city in the Montreal press. Fellowdee- with the full -color jacket for the disc, jay Roger Scott wanted to help get his was presented to the Hon. Judy LaMarsh, buddy out of jail, and auctioned him- Secretary of State, who is also titular self as a "slave", to do one hour's head of the Canadian Centennial Com- work at any task. He got a top bid of mission. $55.00. Three local rock 'n roll groups, The inscription reads: "Presented anxious to do their bit to release to the Honourable Judy LaMarch, Secre- Ancell, donated their services for a tary of State, in recognition of the re- teen dance and raised $281.00, with cord "CANADA" by the Young Canada the auditorium facilities provided by Singers achieving the honour of be- FairviewShopping Centre in Pte. Claire. coming our #1 Canadian best-selling CKSB single." St. Boniface 10,000 watts PROMOTING THE SALE OF BANANAS CFRG by a radio test campaign proved so THE LARGEST RECORDING COM- Gravelbourg 5,000 watts successful for Canadian United Fruit PLEX in Canada, and the most modern, Co. that they plan to use a similar is planned by RCA Victor Co. Ltd. in CFNS campaign in the spring, says Maurice Montreal. To cost one million dollars, Saskatoon 1,000 watts Desjardins, company president. the new centre will be ready for CHFA Pushing the sale of their Chiquita occupancy by August 1968. Brand bananas in Toronto Edmonton 5,000 watts and Montreal, Three recording studios, the largest Canadian United Fruit Co. and their seating a full symphony orchestra, agency, Batten, Barton, Durstine & will incorporate the latest concepts THE COVERAGE IS BIG Osborn, Inc, developed two different of studio design, acoustical treatment, - Ah, mais oui! approaches, the Montreal effort being and production equipment. They will a two-phase campaign directed THE AUDIENCE IS LOYAL to be built to RCA Victor's own design - Ca se comprend! and specifications by George R. THE PRICE IS RIGHT Ferguson Ltd. BUY Construction will start immediately, - Absolument! Group One said George L. Mansour, vice-president, Atlantic consumer products. The centre will RADIO be located at the corner of Lagauch- If you're etiere St. East and St. Andre St., in "IN THE TRADE" Montreal's east end. FOR ADDITIONAL SALES A COMPARISON OF POPULATION Enabling RCA Victor to draw on the IN NOVA SCOTIA SHOWS: rich pool of talent in the region, the see new facilities will also be available HALIFAX & COUNTY 32 to all performers and producers work- HARDY RADIO & TELEVISION GROUP ONE ATLANTIC 49 ing with manufacturers other than Toronto and Montreal RCA Victor. EIGHT STATIONS ONE ORDER Emphasis has been and will con- RADIO -TELEVISION REPS. LTD. CALL tinue to be placed on developing French-Canadian talent, said Mansour. Vancouver present GROUP ONE RADIO LIMITED "At there are 27 French- Canadian artists on the RCA Victor label."
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November 23, 1967 25 Ontario Apple Producers
Radio budget for Ontario apples grows from $10,000 to $90,000
Ottawa," said USING RADIO EXCLUSIVELY to pro- Harry incidentally, always intro- "We also used mote the sale of Ontario apples, Bill duces "the apple jingle", eat an Bond, "and we ran one or two spots Bond, manager of the Ontario Apple apple every day, which won the a day, full 60 seconds, with a two - Producers Marketing Board, in To- (U.S.) National Apple Institute an weeks -on and two -weeks -off sched- 15 April ronto, said this has "resulted in a award at the 1967 American Radio ule, from October to 30. fantastic movement of apples at the Commercials Festival in New York "This year," he said, "we are retail level, this fall." last month. OAPMB is an affiliated running 500 spots a week, using 30 Bond said OAPMB first used radio member of NAI. second announcements, 5 times a to promote the sale of the province's Bond said last year the OAPMB day, 6 days a week, on 16 stations. apples in 1954 with "a budget of used both radio and billboards, with "The campaign which began Sep- $10,000 to tell our story in the a total budget of between S80,000 tember 30 runs alternate weeks. We Toronto -Niagara area." and $85,000 for the two media. deleted Ottawa, due to a bumper "This year, the OAPMB has a "We felt we were not getting apple crop in Quebec which can take total of roughly $90,000, of which enough radio to create an impres- care of that market," said Bond. $50,000 is being spent for the fall sion," he said, "and we're really "In addition to Toronto, CFRB, CKEY campaign, S35,000 for a spring sold on radio, so we dropped bill- and CHUM, we use key southern campaign, and about $5,000 for a boards this year and concentrated all Ontario stations and have expanded promotion in the western provinces. our resources on radio." north to the Sault. We also added "The account is handled by The marketing board even upped Sudbury, Ori I I ia, Barrie and Coiling - Bradley -Vale Advertising Ltd.," said its budget about $5,000 over last wood due to our increased budget Bond, "and curiously enough it was year, and it will all be spent on and because we cut out billboards." George Vale who first took over the radio," he said. The Ontario Apple Producers Marketing Board is the only apple the account, for Stanfield, back when Nature's tooth brush we first started using radio 13 years marketing board to promote the sale ago. Now he and John Bradley have The Ontario Apple Producers Market- of apples, exclusively, in Canada. their own agency, and we're still ing Board concentrated their guns on "We do no selling, all we do is pro- with him." Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe motion," said Bond, "and we also Pitching the promotional message area of the Niagara Peninsula, for provide recipes, using apples nat- for apples this season is a character the 1966 radio campaign, together urally, for The Apple Kitchen, which called "Harry" , termed by Bond with billboards, stressing the slogans distributes them to radio and TV "just irritating enough in his ways relax with an apple, and nature's stations and print media. and words so that he comes through." toothbrush:' "This year," he said, "we aim to try for a share of the Christmas trade, the radio material to be altered to include the message get your apples ready for the Christmas stocking. We hope in this way to promote the CKWX Vancouver sale of Ontario apples at the holiday season, which in the past has been THE BIG ONE ON THE WEST COAST traditionally promoted by the B.C. With Delicious. Stations Co-operate Bond said most radio stations are co- operative in regard to aiding the merchandising plans of the apple board. "Our campaigns are heavily supported by in-store material", he said, "but we find we get better co- operation from the western stations in regard to merchandising follow- through. And some of the contests they stage are really terrific. "One fellow got 300 apple pies in one day when he tried to find who could cook the best one! He had to Annis Stukus scurry around and find institutions that would take them off his hands, Sports Open Line but imagine how many apples they must have used to bake all those Monday thru Friday pies! That is real promotion." (continued on page 29)
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274 Church Street, 1140 Avenue of the Americas Y (212) Toronto 2 (416) 363-9141 New York City. N 867-9600 by OVER THE DESK Dick Lewis 'TIS THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY, or it They would enter into an agreement from G.N. Mackenzie Ltd., for many damn soon will be, but the trick is get- with the government system to make years established in radio production ting ready for the jollity without over this second facility to the CBC at and distribution. pooping yourself out in the process. a prescribed price, at the right time. Don and Norris are starting on a This year came in like a lion -- or What did not come into the picture 50-50 partnership basis, until they was it a lamb? -- I never can remember, was an implied contractual arrangement and I haven't yet -got around to writing under which both CKCW and CKX were our '67 in Review. That's for our next granted their original licenses on their issue, December 14, which see. undertaking to affiliate with the CBC Right now, TV Terrace is all agog network. Now, if the CBC is to move with this month's BBG hearings, at into their markets, it will naturally which they argued about the new and want to carry its own network, thereby somewhat alarming trend towards TV leaving its quasi -contracted affiliates stations "A" sticking rebroadcasting out in the cold, unless they could make stations in the territories of Stations a deal with CTV, which seems im- "B" probable. The purpose behind this, besides What will come of this will only be making more bucks for Stations "A", known when the BBG announces its re- is to give the viewers an alternative commendations. But the ironic part is service -- CBC and CTV -- on the face that this may never happen. of it a worthy endeavor. This is how it Under the new and presumably seems from where Stations "A" sit. about-to -be -enacted Broadcasting Act, Stations "B" on the other hand, see the BBG goes out of business as soon half their audience (and so revenue) as the Act becomes law, in favor of being weaned away by the "A"s, to the Act's creature, the Canadian Radio which they object vociferously, mainly Commission. incorporate, when they will be equal on the grounds that their markets -- The consoling thought here is that partners in the new company. notably Moncton, N.B. and Brandon, the draft bill provides that, on its dis- Along with other film properties, Man. -- are not yet economically big solution, the chairman of the BBG auto- Dawson -Mackenzie -TV will handle enough for second stations. matically becomes president of the Canadian distribution for Krantz Films In a third case, CFCN Calgary CRC, which would leave Dr. Andrew Inc., Video -Cinema Films and Co/or- wants a repeater, for its CTV programs, Stewart to pick up the problem where scope for Mark Century Corporation, in Lethbridge, where CJLH-TV functions the old Board laid it down, only with a all of New York; United Cinema of as a CBC affiliate. new gavel. Australia and George Bagnall & In this instance, CJLH-TV is ready Even here there is doubt though, Associates Inc. of Beverly Hills. to makea deal with the Calgary station, because at least one Toronto news- under which it (CJLH) would operate paper has suggested that the govern- MISTAKEN IDENTITY is the only way CFCN's proposed repeater from its ment may be in the midst of changing to describe it. What happened was Lethbridge studios, for sundry con- its mind about asking Dr. Stewart to four American hunters called at the siderations, thus enabling it to stay in continue. CFGP Grande Prairie radio studios. the bállgame. Over the past nine years, Andrew They said they wanted to buy This seems to us to be a case of Stewart has acquired a profound know- hunting licenses and were quite taken private enterprise at its best, working ledge of broadcasting, and this, coupled aback when the receptionist politely out its own salvation on its own with- with his innate power of understanding, informed them that CFGP was a radio out let or hindrance from government. makes him the ideal person - perhaps station. Unfortunately, in the cases of the only person - for this impossible One of the four said he had seen CFCH-TV Halifax versus CKCW-TV job. Now, if the government has really the letters on the outside of the Moncton and CJAY-TV Winnipeg versus changed its mind ...Oh! say it isn't so! building and assumed they stood for CKX-TV Brandon, there is a Corporation "Canadian Fish & Game Protection." in the woodpile -- the Canadian Broad- DON R. DAWSON, until recently vice- This is not the first time CFGP's casting one -- which says if there are president of Wentworth Radio Broad- call letters have been misinterpreted. any repeaters going begging, it wants casting Co. Ltd., and general manager Way back in the prehistoric 40s, the them. of CKOC Hamilton, has set up a new late Cecil Barry, founder and manager CKCW and CKX, both CBC affiliates, business in association with Norris of CFGP, interpreted them for me as faced up with their two would-be in- Mackenzie (G. N. Mackenzie Ltd.) "Come Fanny! Go places". I don't vaders by offering to establish second dealing exclusively in TV program think this was right either, which stations themselves until the CBC is and feature sales. brings up a burning question: "What ready to move into their markets and The Dawson -Mackenzie operation do CFGP's call letters stand for?" their markets are ready for it. will run parallel with but quite apart Buzz me if you hear anything. 110..11=br IQOOOwatts ADIO mum'11-1-11B-2 2ULEVISION PRIblSERVING NORTH CENTRAL B.C. 28 The Canadian Broadcaster (continued from page 26) CLASSIFIED Ontario apples ADVERTISING ready for TV
The OAPMB uses four areas in Western Canada to promote the sale WANTED TV & RADIO of Controlled Atmosphere storage Experienced, mature sound- BROADCAST TECHNICIAN apples. ing, personable announcer. Several years' experience. Wishes to relocate. Complete "We use Regina, Calgary, Edmon- Can take over early evening he said. "This résumé upon request. ton and Saskatoon," show on an easy listening Box 116 two-week campaign, year we had a station. Ideal working con- The Canadian Broadcaster in the Spring. We'll go on again in 17 St. E., Suite 128 and Queen 1968, in May, with a four week ditions, pension plan Toronto 1, Ont. campaign next time." ready -built audience on the Curiously, although apple juice is number one station in the rising in popularity, and is edging market. Apply with tape, stat- ELLIOTT RESEARCH CORPORATION LIMITED tomato juice, Bond says the OAPMB ing salary expected, picture extensively promote the does not to: ADVERTISING AUDITS of apple juice. and full particulars sale Press and Broadcast "Only 2 of 26 processors, Allen's Geoff Bingle, and Mitchell's, use radio to promote Program Director, apple juice," he 840 PAPE AVENUE TORONTO the sale of their CFPL Radio, Box 2580, 3280 BERNADIN ST. MONTREAL said. "Our commercials promote London, Ont. fresh apples, and you hear that crisp, crunchy sound that only a fresh, juicy apple can give." WANTED Queried about the future plans for EXPERIENCED NEWSMAN OAPMB promotions, Bond said they Eastern Ontario metropolitan market. Must have good delivery, be were making their first step into a self-starter. Strong emphasis on ability to write. Attractive salary print, in a joint effort with the pro- for right way. Audition and résumé required. Would prefer single cessors, to take place next summer, man. during May, June, July and August, Box 113 spending an additional 534,500, The Canadian Broadcaster above the radio budget, using three 17 Queen St. E., Suite 128 Canadian magazines, in color. Toronto 1, Ont.
TV is coming WANTED we definite- WANTED "We're ready for TV, but Experienced Broadcaster required Radio Continuity writer for ly will not give up radio. It will re- by a Northern Ontario Radio 10,000 watt Ontario station. quire a combined budget of approxi- Station. Please forward résumé Send résumé and samples to: mately $150,000 for radio and TV, and and tape to: Box 114 the television commercials must be Peter Senchuk, The Canadian Broadcaster in color. You just cannot get away General Manager, 17 Queen St. E., Suite 128 from the impact of color. We had Radio Station CKAP, Toronto 1, Ont. these full -color commercials made in Kapuskasing, Ontario New York by Rumrill-Hoyt Inc. for the NAI agency, and now, if and when they raise the assessment from SPORTSCASTER the producers, we'll go into tele- vision." Wanted for Radio Station in Metropolitan Market. Should be Bond said all apple producers are accurate and colourful on play-by-play, strong on editorials. assessed a percentage of their crop This station broadcasts CFL football as well as amateur sales, 71/2 cents per hundred pounds for fresh apples, 4 cents a hundred hockey. The man we want: in his for processed apples, and 2 cents a 1. Sounds natural, but professional (no affectations hundred pounds for juice apples. speech mannerisms.) "This assessment would have to be 2. Does not believe that it is a handicap to a sportscaster increased about 50 per cent," Bond to have gone beyond grade 6. (In other words"Dese, said, "if we go into TV," Dem and Dose Guys" need not apply. The assessment is used by the market- This is an interesting and challenging job in one of Canada's ing board exclusively to promote the vacation, sale of apples, through the advertis- top markets, which offers a good salary, generous ing campaigns prepared and super- pension, and other benefits. Applicant should supply tape, vised by the board. photograph, and complete background. Bond added that he did not believe Box 115 there were enough color TV sets in The Canadian Broadcaster to use, yet, to make it worthwhile 17 Queen St. E., Suite 128 invest the additional money in that 1, medium. "But we're ready for it," Toronto Ont. he insisted.
November 23, 1967 29 to come under the wing of (continued from page 10) application is reason enough for fail- posed the ure to renew the license. If that's not CRC, educational television will await control of program content, I don't further separate study by the govern- know what else to call it." ment after the Broadcasting Act has Rogers pointed out that the U.S. been duly processed). industry seems to be flourishing in Rogers said "the vigilance of the Government spite of it, or perhaps even because people, expressed through the votes of it. of their MPs or Congressmen, can keep "Those of us who are career broad- this awesome weapon out of the hands welfarism casters are well aware that a certain of a powerhungry central govern- stiffness of regulation helps to keep ment...but only," and he repeated the bad actors out of our business, "only, if the people are continually obvious benefits to all alerted to the dangers by the media sistently invested more in TV re- with certain rest of us," he said. themselves." ceivers each year than the total in- the He concluded by saying "and so I vested by advertisers to create the back urge your support of the Fifth Freedom, the public's Industry should ETV programming that fostered the freedom to make a mistake. The is a fair investment. That in itself of Freedom from the unnecessary over- dire charges against Speaking as a strong proponent answer to the the protection by government which stulti- advertising." ETV, Rogers said: "I note too that Canadian Radio Commission is to have fies and saps the vitality and origi- Ridiculous legislation charge of the development of Educa- nality of a free people. tional Television. This is another "Such a resolve by the editors, publishers, and broadcasters of Can- Referring to the proposed $100,000 matter entirely." ada and the United States can restore fine as set forth in the proposed Rogers said he had proposed that: the initiative of government to the Canadian Broadcasting Act, Rogers "commercial broadcasters should give termed it "one of those ridiculous active support to the development of people, in whose hands it rightfully pieces of legislation that sometimes the new educational TV stations at belongs." slip through", and "it remains one the local level; give substance to of the problems, no doubt, that will existing stations; and, most impor- have to be worked out." tantly, foster the machinery by which "Theoretically," he said, "our educational TV programming might (U.S.) FCC has no power to control develop independently of the heavy program content, as appears to be the hand of central government." case with the proposed CRC. But, as "I even went so far as to suggest I fee cidccister a matter of fact, the FCC does have that we might all pay a franchise i such power indirectly, even though to help get this effort started," he both chairman Hyde and Commissioner said. Loevinger stoutly insist it does not. Stating, that, exactly what he was "Take the Fairness Doctrine, for forecasting has happened in the U.S., he a the speaker said: "Congress has al- instance," said. "If broadcaster has a new phone number editorializes or if he provides too ready passed what's called the Public much of one side of an issue in his Broadcasting Act, and the United news, or even if he schedules cigar- States is already off into a federally - ette advertising, he is required by sponsored educational and cultural TV FCC fiat to provide a reasonable project... but woe betide us if we are opportunity for the expression of so unwary as to let a federal program opposing or balancing views. Is this authority get its foot in this door. And 416 363-6111 not a measure of program control? I am very much afraid it has already "And the FCC requires, in its happened. We are both at the same license applications, an exhaustive stage of development; first steps have account of the proposed program con- been taken to provide a national ETV tent of the licensee. Failure to per- service." form according to the promises in the (Here in Canada, where it is pro-
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LTD. AGENCY LTD. CAMP, DALTON K. & ASSOCIATES LTD. DOYLE, DANE, BERNBACH (CANADA) ARDIEL ADVERTISING Eglinton (1Eglinton (2)4 (3) 43 (1) 12; 43 (4) J. 1 A . (1) Toronto 7; (2) 924-5444; (3) 4 Lawton ) rontoAve. 12;E.; Norman01; K. Atkins; Ave. E Fo481llor; Blvd.; 14) Philip A. Johnson; (6) Miss (5) Norman K. Atkins, J.D. Penn McLeod; (5) Mrs. Doris Lythgoe, Alan Nelson. Irene F, Wray. (6) Miss Lynne Ryder. Park - (1) Hamilton; (2) 549-2419; (3) 180 OF CANADA LTD. dale Ave. N.; (4) M.J. Hallas. DREHER ADVERTISING CANADIAN ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. 2; (2) 861-8341; (3) 1155 (1) Westmount, P.Q.; (2) 486-1188; (3) 310 (1) Montreal B. Montreal 2; (2) 842-8061; (3) 630 Dorchester BIvd.W.; (4) Mrs. Winnis F. Byrd; Victoria Ave., Ste. 205; (4) Frank (1) F. Byrd. Thompson. Sherbrooke St.W.; (4) G. Rivard; (6) Lyse (5) H.P. Kelley; (6) Mrs. Winnis Bergevin. 11) Ottawa; 12) 236-7331; (3) 385 Albert Street; (4) Miss Joann Hossick. (1) Toronto 7; (2) 925-2437; (3) 85 St. DUBUISSON PUBLICITE & CONSEIL INC. Clair Avenue, E.; (5) W. B. Prentice. (1) Quebec City; (2) 692-0505; (3) 71 St. LTD. Peter St.; (4) Jean Brousseau; (5) Yvon BACKMAN ADVERTISING Blouin. Nelson CANALINE ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. Dufour; (6) Esther 11) Halifax; (2),422-1527; (3) Lord Blvd. Bldg.; 5675 Spring Garden Road; (4) Miss (1) Toronto 2; (2) 368-7646; (3) 790 Bay (1) Montreal; (2) 381-0537; (3) 2900 Anne Archibald; (5) Miss Anne Archibald; Street; (4) W.R. Campbell. Gouin E. 16) Mrs. Jo -Marie MacKay. CARDON, ROSE LTD. DUMONT-SAXE ADVERTISING' LTD. BAKER ADVERTISING LTD. (1) Montreal; (2) 842-8571, (3) 1411 Cres- (1) Montreal 2; (2) 849-3728; (3) 1210 11) Toronto 1; (2) 364-6311; (3) 20 Toronto cent St.; (4) Mrs. M. Garneau; (5) Norman Sherbrooke St.W., Ste. 225: (4 & 5) R. Ross. Street; (4) J. B. German; (5) L. Ackerman, Cardon; (6) Mrs. M. Garneau. N.R. Unger, J.V. Wilks, N.C. Wittick; 16) O. Innes, J. Poole, I. Neve. DUNSKY ADVERTISING LTD. CASE ASSOCIATES S1) Montreal; (2) 842-5845; 13) 1350 Montreal; (2)48 2-96M herbrooke St. W.; (5) N. Pahlen. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 924-9726; (3) 99 Avenue Mary Rd., Ste.400 (5) Dunsky6 (6) Mrs. Rd.; (4) F.W. Grove; (5) J.G. Sinclair, J. Splane. BATTEN, BARTON, DURSTINE & R.L. Parker. OSBORN INC. CHISHOLM & BASFORD LIMITED DURISH & ASSOCIATES LTD. (2) (3) 2 Carlton (1) Toronto 2; 363-9461; 76 St. 1; (2) 364-7191; (3) 160 Bay St., Street; (4) Mrs. Phyllis Scott; (6) Mrs. (1) Toronto 7; (2) 924-8431; (3) (1) Toronto Clair Ave. W. Suite 102; (4) P.H. Durish; (5) D.C. Woods; Phyllis Scott, Miss Marion Ferry, Miss Tyers. Roberta McCutcheon. (6) G. (1) Montreal; (2) 868-2655; (3) 1155 Dor- CLAVIR, LEO PRODUCTIONS LTD. J. M. & ASSOCIATES LTD. chester Blvd. W. H. Champagne, French EASTMAN, Services. (1) Toronto 12; (2) 488-1165; (3) 120 (1) Toronto 7; (2) 925-3212; (3) 2 St. Clair Eglinton Ave. E.; (4) Leo Clavir. Ave.W.; (4) B.A. Langmuir, 0..J. Reynolds; B.C.P. PUBLICITE LTEE (6) Barbara Breckenridge. COCKFIELD BROWN & COMPANY LTD. (1) Montreal 2; (2) 878-1771; (3) 1010 St. Catherine Street, W., Ste. 444; (4) Aime (1) Montreal; (2) 861-1771; (3) Canada ERWIN WASEY OF CANADA LTD. (4) Fernand Lacombe; (5) Lise LaCasse; (6) Lise Cement Bldg., Phillips Square; i1) Toronto 7; (2) 2 St. Clair L.J. Hern; (5) Mrs. Lorraine King, 921-5187; (3) LaCasse, Rita Cloutier. Corbeil, Ave. W.; (4) William D. Brown; (5) J. Fry, K.R. Pattenden; (6) Earl W. Box, Ainslie Roberts. Young. C.W. Sharpe; (6) Miss Joe -Anne BCWEN. MANN, KORENBERG LIMITED (1) Toronto 7; (2) 924-5492; (3) 2 St. Clair (1) Montreal; (2) 931-4201; (3) 4141 Ave.W.; (Manager of Media Services - Ian B. FRANCIS. WILLIAMS & JOHNSON LTD. (5) T.M. M. Moran); Sherbrooke W.; (4) B. Winegarden; Campbell); (Asst. Mgr. - Miss (2) 424-6171; (3) 10010-105 St. R. MacRae); (1) Edmonton; Earl; (6) A. Burk. (Dir. of Broadcast Services - J. (4,5,6) Mrs. Fay Leslie-Spinks. U5) G.M. Thomas; (6) Mrs. F.M. Brockington, (2) 262-6131; 809-8 Ave, LTD. . Gysin, P. Armstrong. (1) Calgary; (3) BOZEL & JACOBS OF CANADA 6) R. Jomha. (1) Vancouver; (2) 681-1111; (3) 1200 S,W.; (5 & (1) Don Mills (Toronto); (2) 429-1956; Burrard Bldp., 1030-W. Georgia Street; (3) Olympia Square, 797 Don Mills Rd. (6) Miss Marjorie Maddigan. FREEMAN, MATHES & MILNE LTD. eg; 3) Electric 2 Carlton RaWinnip1;Mrs. Strachan; 11) Toronto 2; (2) 363-7401; (3) BRADLEY -VALE ADVERTISING LTD. iway Cambers(4 St., Ste.1309; (4) F.W. Percival; (6) Miss (5) H.J. Gibson; (6) Mrs. E. Strachan. 11) Toronto 1; 12) 363-3738; (3) 88 Univer- Jeanne Howes. M. J. sity Ave.; (4) G.P. Vale; (6) Miss AvLondon; (1) Montreal; (2) 935-5287; (3) 1980 S peers. ece PresidentGe7;11 nera?Managrnens Sherbrooke St.W.; (6) Mrs. M. Smyth. Robert Burns); (5) Ian Wallace. BRAND ADVERTISING LTD. COPELAND, DON H. ADVERTISING LTD. FOOTE, CONE & BELDING (1) Montreal; (2) 849-6692; (31 2100 ADVERTISING LTD. Drummond Street; (4) Marion Goldberg, (1) Scarborough (Toronto); (2) 691-3331; Rd.; (4 to 6) Mrs. Vera 5; (2) (3) 10 St. Mary 16) Marion Goldberg. (1) Toronto 924-9331; M. 2C Crescentwood Street; (4) Michael Kennerley; (5) Warren BREITHAUPT ADVERTISING LTD. CROMBIE ADVERTISING CO. LTD. Toronto Bay CI) 921-1121;800 (21 288-4221; (3) 355 St. BUY ( (1) Montreal; 4Peer Charls,ichardrnd W.; (4) H.W. McAllister; (a James Street, division of James Lovick). (5) Ross Smith. 1; Group One Atlantic BROOKS ADVERTISING CO. UniversitytoAve.; (4) Miss? M. Thompson;388 (1) Toronto 1; (21 363-3448; (3) 32 Front (5) R. Norman. RADIO Street, W.; (4) Sarra Erlich. DANCER-FITZGERALD -SAMPLE BURLEY, J. H. LTD. (CANADA) LTD. A COMPARISON OF POPULATION 7; (2) 929-3391; (3) 200 St. (1) Toronto 1; (2) 362-6847; (31 159 Bay St.; (1) Toronto IN NOVA SCOTIA SHOWS: Clair Ave.W.; (4) Ruth Pedley: (5) J.C.W. (4) A. L. Drewry. Pinkham, W.R.T. Cory, R.A. Kundinger; (6) Ruth Pedley. HALIFAX & COUNTY 32".. BURNETT, LEO CO. OF CANADA LTD. GROUP ONE ATLANTIC 49 DANIEL & CHARLES INC. (1) Toronto 1; (2) 363-5801; (3) 165 Univer- sity Ave.; (4) Mel Norman; (5) Ray Mitchell, (1) New York; (2) 661-0200; (3) 261 Madison EIGHT STATIONS ONE ORDER Neil MacKellar, George Beard; (6) Robert Ave., New York 10016; (4) Richard Walken; Humphries, Peter La Grave, Mrs. Marjorie (5) Tom Kohler. Frew. CALL DOHERTY, JOHN & CO. LTD. BURNS ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. (1) Ottawa; (2) 232-9418; (3) 46 Elgin St.; GROUP ONE RADIO LIMITED Owen G. Grant, R.J. 1) Montreal 26; (2) 935-5257; 13) 1980 (6) John Doherty, Sherbrooke Street, W.; (4) H. Coté. Coulson, G.D. Scott.
November 23, 1967 33 (1) Montreal; (2) 845-0251; (3) 1420 Sher- (1) Winnipeg; (2) 943-0623; (3) 604, 428 brooke Street, W.; (4) Mrs. J. Roblee. Portage Ave.; (4) Garth E. Gunderson (Manager); (6) J.W. Sigvaldason. (1) Vancouver; (2) 684-1111; (3) 1033 Davie ADVERTISING Street, Ste. 220; (4) John G. Service. MAC SHOUB GROUP INC. THE (1) HEGGIE ADVERTISING CO. LTD. - Montreal 6; (2) 931-2556; (3) 4141 Sherbrooke St. W.; (6) Patricia Rochon. AGENCIES (1) Don Mills (Toronto); (2) 445-1100; S3) 1129 Leslie St.; (4,5,6) Miss Phyllis ivell. (1) Montreal; (2) 845-9151; (3) 1350 MecLAREN ADVERTISING CO. LIMITED Sherbrooke Street, W. KEY (1) Toronto 1; (2) 363-2244; (3) 111 Richmond 1. City St. West; (4) D.C. Linton, S.E. Mclntee; 2. Telephone Number HOWE ADVERTISING LIMITED (5) R.S. Baker, E. Brown, J.J. Cooper, 3. Address J.G. Hennelly, K. Hicks, R. Langfield, R1) Toronto 5; (2) 924-2505; (3) 59 Avenue G. Thompson, B. Tod; (6) B. Cadenhead, 4. Broadcast media director(s) oad; (4 & 6) Bob Howe. Miss C. Graf, R. Hannan, Miss S. Johnson, 5. Broadcast account supervisor(s) A. Laidlow, Miss C. Pullishy, S. Russell, 6. Broadcast media buyer(s) Mrs. M. Sedlack, C.M. White. HUTCHINS ADVERTISING CO. OF CANADA LTD. (1) Montreal; (2) 845-1222; (3)550 Sher- brooke St. W:; (4) D. Whingfiel, (5) Miss L. (1) Toronto 1; (2) 364-6239; 13) 88 Univer- Henuset, D. Holden. sity Ave.; (4) Miss Kay Mortimore; William Bounsall - Acct. Executive; E.A. Davey - (1) Vancouver; (2) 682-5651; (3) 1112 West Man. Director. Pender St.; (4) Barbara Johnson. Cross, Mona Harper, Marlene Davy, Ernie (1) Winnipeg 2; (2) 772-0472; (3) Mail Centre Bldg., Portage Ave.; (4) Barbara Villamere; (6) Olive Dunkley, Bet Vaivada, HUXLEY-IRWIN-PRICE LTD. Bell. Jeff Shipp. (1) Hamilton; 121 528-0058; 364-4910 (1) Montreal; (2) 866-6692; (3) 3 Place (Toronto direct line); (3) 70 Sanford Ave. N.; MacMANUS, JOHN & ADAMS OF Ville Marie, Suite 83. M4 & 5 Jack A. Price; (6) Mrs. Mary Swain, CANADA LTD. iss T. Goto. (1) Toronto 2; (2) 364-0204; (3) 600 FOSTER ADVERTISING LTD. Toronto; (2) 3)363-0951; (3) Lord SimcoeHotel, University Ave.; (4) Sheldon Lodge Suite Price. (6) D. A. Macaulay. (1) Toronto 7; (2) 928-8000; (3) 40 St. Clair Ave.W.; (4) W.W. Givens, J.H. Millar, D.P. Hatt, Miss S. Wright; (5) Mrs. M. Logan, IMPERIAL McCALL ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. J. Snider; (6) Miss E. Reeder, Miss H. ADVERTISING LTD. Anderson, Miss L. Lim, D. Wilson, T. Brook. (1) Halifax; (2) 423-9373; (3) 5240 Blowers (1) London, Ont.; (2) 433-8477, 433-8478. (3) 357 Dufferin Ave., Box 667; (6) Mrs. G. (1) Montreal; (2) 861-5881; (3) 3 Place Street; (4,5,6) Miss G.E. Macdonald. M.Nichols. Ville Marie, Ste.30; (4) A.D. Clarke; (5) Miss C. Toupin. INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. (1) Vancouver; (2) 685-6404; (3) 1111 West McCANN-ERICKSON OF CANADA LTD. St.; (4) (1) Toronto 7; (2) 924-6671; (3) 1220 Yonge Hastings Mrs. H. Bakes; (5) A.J. Street; (6) Miss J.B. Foster. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 925-3231; (3) 151 Bloor Collins; (61 Mrs. H. Bakes. St.W.; (Director of Media and Programm- (1) Winnipog; (2) 947-0371; (3) 149 Portage (1) St. Catharines; (2) 684-8736; (3) 177 ing - J.B. Tomlinson); (5) Paul Nayyar, Art Ave. E.; (4) John Kozak; (5) Laurie A. Russell Ave.; (4.5,6) Donald C. Williamson Sylvah, Ron Hodgson, Shirley Hulme, Mainster; (6) Miss Lesley Brandon. David La Ferle; (6) Mrs. Ann Burton, Mrs. Barbara Dunne, iss Halina Chopiorska, (1) Calgary; (2) 269-8276; (3) 608 -7th St. INTER -CANADA QUEBEC ADVERTISING Miss Myrna Liskear. S.W. Ste. 315; (6) Mrs. E. G. de Jong. AGENCY LTD. (1)Regina 2; (2)527-6688; (3) 1919 Scarth (1) Montreal; 2) 849-8341; (3) 2015 Peel (1) Montreal; 12) 288-9231; (3) 1374 Sher- Street; (4) Mary Cardon; (5) Mrs. Carole St.; (6) Margaret East, Virginia Hill. brooke St.W.; (4)Yvon Fortier; (5) Jean- Ramsay. Marc Prieur; (6) obert Schwartz. (1) Vancouver; (21 683-5608; (3) 1030_ W. Georgia St.; (4) Roy E. Burns; (6) Miss GILLARD, GOODIE, WARREN & ELVIN LTD. Mamie Donnelly. (1) Toronto 7; (2) 487-2464; (3) 522 Mount JARVIS, ALBERT LTD. Pleasant Rd.; (4) Robert C. Elvin; (6) Mrs. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 925-3815; (3) 1000 Yonge S. Jones. Street; (4, 5,6) Godfrey Jarvis. McCONNELL EASTMAN LTD. (1) Toronto 12; (2) 487-4601; (3) 234 Eglinton Ave. E.; (4) D.M. DeNike; (5) Joan GILLBERRY & HAWKE ADVERTISING KELLEY, RUSSELL T. CO. LTD. AGENCY LTD. Bain, Gerry Levine; (6) Monica Leonard, (1) Hamilton; (2) 522-1155; (3) 627 Main Teresa Kaye, John Larsen. (1) London, Ont.; (2) 433-5186; (3) 232 Street, E.; (6) M.N. Jaycock. Queens Ave.; (4) W.C. Hawke; (6) (1) Montreal; (2) 842-6431; (3) 2015 Peel St.; John (5) Terry Malo, E. G i l l be rry. Lafontaine; KENYON & ECKHARDT LTD. (1) Vancouver; (2) 683-2161; (3) 1198 West GIRARD PUBLICITE ENR. (1) Toronto 1; (2) 364-5381; (3) 8 King St. E.; Pender St.; (6) D. Haddleton. (4) Mrs. Dorothy Iter, Ron Boychuk; (1) Montreal 11; (2) 389-3549; (3) 110 Davidson, (5) R.L. (1) Winnipeg; (2) 943-7406; (3) 382 Portage Place Cremazie.Ste.424; J.K. Mahon, R.R. Helwig, R.B. Ave.; (4) Ken W. Hughes; (6) W. Shewchuk. (4) Raymond Girard. Briggs; (6) Mrs. Jane Wolfe. (1) Edmonton; (2) 422-5107; (3) 204 Imperial Bank Bldg., Corner Jasper Ave. & 100 St.; GOODIS, GOLDBERG, SOREN LTD. LE SIEGE, JEAN & ASSOCIES INC. (4 & 6) James Ford. (1) Don Mills (Toronto); 12) 445-1153; (1) Montreal; (2) 381-8605; (3) 50 Place (1) Calgary; (2) 263-7040; (3) 512 -6th (3) 23 Prince Andrew Place; (4) Mrs. C. Peck, Cremazie; (4,5,6) Denise LeRay. Street, S.W.; (6) Warren Wright. Dan Dailleboust; (5) Mrs. S. Deas, Mrs. S. (1) Hamilton; (2) 529-8245; 1 West Ave.S. Fall is; (6) Mrs. J. Williams, Miss Esther (3) Anshan, Miss Maureen Gault. LEUPOLD, JOHN B. ADVERTISING LTD. (1) Calgary; (2) 262-6931; (3) 1330 -8th St., (1) Montreal 2; (2) 845-0121; McKIM/BENTON & BOWLES, LTD. S.W.; (5) (3) Peel Centre Jay Joffe; (6) Roy Elander, Bldg., 2055 Peel St., Ste.275; (4) Miss A. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 927-5200; (3) 151 Bloor Anich. St.W.; (4) B.L. Thomas, H.R. Chernoff; (5) H.F. Dow, P.H. Boultbee, Mrs. J. Kennedy, G.P. Paul; (6) H. Gries, Mrs. June GREY ADVERTISING LTD. LIPPMAN ADVERTISING ASSOCIATES INC. Knight, Miss Shirley Pierpoint, Mrs. Pat (1) Montreal; (2) (1) Buffalo; Dangerfield, G.W. Moffatt. 849-5661; (3) 2055 Peel (2) 856-1900; (3) 1 Genesee St.; Street; (4) Eileen Abrahamson; (5) P.S. (4) Mark Lippman, Wayne Lippman, Alice (1) Montreal; (2) 861-8422; (3) 1155 Golick, R.M. Sabloff; (6) Enas Martin. Addison, Dolores Argiro, Jack Greenfield; Dorchester Blvd.; (4) H.T. Harbinson; (5) Albert Lippman; (6) Dorothy (1) Toronto 1; (2) 362-1321; (3) 7 King St. E., Burlingame; (5) M. Fogel, P.B. Champagne, 6) Miss Suite 1105; (4) F. Eadon. Marion Doughtery. J. Campbell, J.R. Matheson, B. Hull. (1) Vancouver 5; (2) 683-8121; (3) 1030 West Georgia St.; (6) Miss Eileen Fox. GROSBERG. POLLOCK, GWARTZMAN LTD. LOVICK, JAMES LTD. (1) Toronto 12; (2) 487-4717; (1) Toronto; (2) 921-1121; (3) 800 Bay St.; (1) Winnipeg 1; (2) 942-3491; (3) 379 (3) 234 Peter Broadway Ave.; (6) Mrs. D.L. Labossiere. Eglinton Ave. E.; 14) H.J. Pollock. (4) Charles, Richard Berndt; (5) Wayne R. Currie, N. Elson (Assistant), Peter Eliot (Assistant); (6) Mrs. M. Freeman, Betty Wilson, Roger Lewis. McNALLY, JOHN & ASSOCIATES LTD. HARRISON MARKETING COUNSEL LTD. (1) Don Mills (Toronto); (2) 445-5240; (1) Montreal; (2) 849-6181; (3) 1245 (1) Toronto 1; (2) 362-6631: (31 212 King Sherbrooke St. W.; (3) 801 York Mills Rd.; (4) MissP.P. teeves; (4,6) Doug Headley. (6) St. W.; (4)G.L. Harrison; (6) Miss S. Skerratt. Miss B.P. Steeves, Miss Carolyn Ward. (1) Vancouver; (2) 684-6221; (3) 1178 West Pender St.; (4,5) Mrs. A. Bothamley; (61 Mrs. A. Bothamley, HAYHURST, F. H. CO. LTD. D. Buck. MEYERHOFF, ARTHUR CO. LTD. (1) Toronto 12; (2) 487-4371; (1) Calgary; (2) 262-6161; (3) 55 Eglinton House; (3) 1870 Elveden (1) Toronto 12; (2) 485-6553; (3) 2200 Yonge Ave. E.; (4) J.L. McCuaig; (5) Jack Tait, (5) R. Ranson, W. Avery; (6) Mrs. D. St.; (4) D. Keith Irwin; (5) Miss Betty Wilkie. Bern Keelor, Pat Hepburn, Terry Killeavy, U rch. (1) Montreal; (2) 861-9212; (3) 1 Place Paul Seitz, Susan Young; (6) Donna Ellul, (1) Edmonton; (2) Eileen Hyland, Pat Greenhill, Jessie fessional 424-2181; (3) 760 Pro- Ville Marie; (4) D. Keith Irwin (Toronto LaSelva. Bldg., 10830 Jasper Ave.; office); (5) Miss Betty Wilkie (Toronto (4 & 6) J. MacCallum. office); (6) Mrs. Helene Dahan. 34 The Canadian Broadcaster 1926 to 1967
Aims and objectives of the HALLMARK Canadian Association of Broadcasters, written into the of original charter - January 27, 1926, form the basis of this vital industry association, A GREAT INDUSTRY now encompassing 225 pri- vately -owned AM Radio Stations, 51 FM Radio Sta- tions, 55 Television Stations ...over 40 years protecting and one private TV network, all dedicated to serving the the interests of stations needs of their communities. and serving the best interests "To foster and promote de- Broadcasting." velopment of the art of aural of Canadian and visual broadcasting in all its forms, to protect the members of the Corporation in every lawful and proper The 331 Radio and Television Stations manner from injustices and and one Television Network... unjust exactions and to do all things necessary and proper all privately -owned... all members to encourage and promote Association of Broadcasters... customs and practices which of the Canadian will strengthen and maintain are identified in the minds of industry the broadcasting industry to government...as well as the public... the end that it may best serve and the public." as symbols of an industry serving the people of Canada CAB OFFICES with entertainment, HEAD OFFICE education and economic stimulation, 85 Sparks St., Ottawa without compulsion to look or listen Phone (613) 233-4035 and without any cost to the public... Telex - 01-3433 The Free Voice of a Free People MONTREAL 1454 rue de la Montagne Phone (514) 849-9351 Telex - 01-20062 THE CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS TORONTO L' ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DES RADIO DIFFUSEURS 12 Richmond Street East Phone (416) 366-9567 Telex - 02- 21543 PUBLICITE CHOMEDEY INC. STANSBURY ADVERTISING LTD. (1) 25; (21 842-3669; (3) 1350 (1) Montreal; (2) 845-6171; (31 630 Sher- Montreal brooke W.; (4, ADVERTISING Sherbrooke St. W.; (4) J.G. Bourbonnais. St. 5,61 Mary Layton. PUBLICITEX LIMITEE STURMAN, BUCKSTEIN & CO. LTD. (1) Westmount (Montreal); (2) 931-3891; (1) Don Mills (Toronto); (2) 445-2263; AGENCIES 801 York Rd.; (4) M.E. (31 245 Victoria Avenue; (4) Mrs. Nora (3) Mills Buckstein, Frechette, Miss Patricia Rochon; (5) C.R. Jack Sturman; (61 M.E. Buckstein. Payan. TANDY ADVERTISING LTD. KEY PUBLI-QUEBEC INC. (1) Toronto2; (21 363-6361; (3) 2 Carlton St.; 1. City (1) Westmount 6 (Montreal); (2) 481-8151; (4) George T. Alsop; (61 Bev. Lewis. 2. Telephone Number (31 310 Victoria Ave. Suite 205; (4) Vincent (1) Montreal; (2) 844-8821; (3) 550 Sher- 3. Address P aquette. brooke Street, W.; (4& 5) B.H. Grober. 4. Broadcast media director(s) 5. Broadcast account supervisor(s) REIMER, C. ADVERTISING 6. Broadcast media buyer(s) THOMPSON, J. WALTER (1) Winnipeg; (21 774-4424; (3) 600 The Mall CO. LTD. Centre; (4& 5) C.L. Reimer; (6) Mrs. M. (1) Montreal; (2) 931-1331; (3) 1600 Reimer. Dorchester Blvd. W.; (4) J. McDonald; (5) M. MacNaughton, A. Fraser; (6) R. McLellan, M. Gordon. PAYEUR PUBLICITE INC. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 924-9171; (3) 102 Bloor (1) Quebec City; (2) 529-3322; (3) 639-8 St. W.; (4) R.J. Kostyra; (5)V. Hopkins, MUTER, CULINER, FRANKFURTER & GOULD Avenue; (41 G.H. Payeur; (5) Guy Duperrey, J. Pasmore, D. Newell; (6) D. Negate, Pierre Bleau, G.H. Payeur; (6) P.E. Giguere, T. Johnson, A. Baldwin, J. Satterthwaite, (1) Toronto 5; (21 924-5736; (3) 89 Avenue Guy Duperrey, Pierre Bleau. J. Melville. Road; (4 & 5) G.A. Rafelman; (6) Miss Elizabeth Ecker, PENNELL ADVERTISING THORNTON, PURKIS LTD. NEEDHAM, HARPER & STEERS OF 111 Toronto 1; (21 364-2079; (3) 19 Richmond (1) Toronto 1; 121 363-3762; (3) P.O. Box 64, CANADA LTD. Street, W.; (4,5,6) Miss M. Barrer. Toronto Dominion Bank Tower, Toronto Dominion Centre; (4 & 6) Mrs. Margaret (1) Toronto 1; (2) 364-1492; (3) 101 Canning. Richmond Street, W.; (4) Nickolis Demeda; PETERSEN-HULME LTD. (5) Miss Denise Curran; (6) Miss Sheila Bonfield, Mrs. Kathy Kearney. 111 Toronto 5; (21 923-4683; (3) 130 Bloor St. W.; (4) Miss Marion McLeod; (5) K. W. TOROBIN ADVERTISING LTD. Burke; (6) Miss Marion McLeod. (1) Westmount (Montreal); (2) 937-3501; (1) Montreal 2; (2) 842-1881; (3) 2055 Peel (31 4823 Sherbrooke St.W.; (4) rs.A.Miller. NORMAN, CRAIG & KUMMELL Street; (4) R. Lisabelle; (5) W.M. Munro; (CANADA) LTD. (6) C. Morin. (1) Don Mills (Toronto); (2) 449-1010; VERRET, J. P. PUBLICITE (3) 1129 Leslie St.; (41 R. Keith Ryall; Quebec 2; (2) R.W. French, R.B. Thye, (1) 522-8217, 523-3083; (5) Lucas, D.F. REYNOLDS, J. A. & CO. (3) 330 Rue St. Roch, Ste. 301; (4) J. Pierre G.C. Jeffery, E.A. Roncarelli, J. Brown; Toronto 7; (2) Verret; (5) Helene (6) S.B. Sellen. (1) 485-3136; (3) 412 Mount Lepire. Miss Pleasant Rd.; (4) J.A. Reynolds; (6) Mrs. (1) Montreal; (2) 849-1187; (3) 1350 Sher- S. Lawson. brooke St. W., Ste. 1010; (51 F. Smet. VICKERS & BENSON LTD. RONALDS -REYNOLDS & COMPANY (1) Montreal; (2) 866-7701; (3) 630 Dor- O'BRIEN ADVERTISING LTD. (1) Toronto 2; (2) 362-2381; (3) 154 chester Blvd. W.; (4) F.A. Collins; (6) Mrs. University Ave.; (4) Helen Anderson; 15) W. A. Emberg, Miss M. McGowan, Mrs. M. (1) Vancouver; (2) 681-9174; (3) 1030 West R. Ibsen, N. Reif, E. Leslie, C. Quinn; Turner, Miss D. Stewart, Mrs. B. Stevens. Georgia St.; (4 & 5)D.M.Tyerman, N. Wright; (6) R. Hone, J. Oleski. (6) Mrs. T. Harwood. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 925-9393; (3) 980 Yonge (1) Montreal 2; (2) 849-9401; (3) 2055 Peel St.; (4) Paul Moore; (5) Joan Keik, Miss Street; (4) Adam Bramble; (6) George Irene Maklary, Miss Bev Nichol), AI OGILVY & MATHER (CANADA) LTD. Lamont, Mary Lapkas. Shephard; (6) Cheryl Bercuson, Stella Vancouver Natuzek, Mrs. June Frost, Mrs. Madeleine (1) Toronto1; (2) 362-7711; (3) 88 University (1) 5; (2) 684-4161; (3) 1033 Nugent. Avenue; (4) G.B. Murray; (5) F. Babich; Davie Street; (4) Doreen M. Garbutt. P. Bernardo. ROSS ROY INC. WATIER, MAURICE PUBLICITE LTEE (1) Detroit 48207; (2) 567-4000; (3) 2751 E. ORR, WI LLIAM R. ADVERTISING LTD. Jefferson; (4) H.E. Rumble; (5) N.J. Traynor; (1) Montreal; (2) 842-2511; (3) 2055 Peel (1) Toronto 12; (2) 485-9367; (6) R.A. Post, J.V. Karle. St., Ste. 270; (4) Roger Lisabelle, Camille (3) 240 Morin; (5) Maurice Warier; (6) Roger Eglinton Ave. E.; (4) Mrs. Ann Chalcraft; Lisabelle, Camille Morin. (5) William R. Orr, Thomas Vamplew; (6) Mrs. Ann Chalcraft. ROWNTREE, GORDON & CO. (1) Vancouver 1; (2) 682-2231; (3) 1198 W. WATSON, ROBERT D. ADVERTISING LTD. Pender St.; (6) Mrs. Linda PAUL, PHELAN & PERRY LTD. Morgan. 11 )..Calgary; (2) 264-3801; (3) 614 -6th Ave. C. 111 Toronto 5; (21 925-3436; (3) 33 Bloor S.W.; (5j Robert D. Wätson, Alistair Street, E.; 15) Gordon Forsyth. SAUVIAT, G. R. & ASSOCIATES Ross; (6) Toby Lawrence. (1) Montreal; (2) (1) Montreal; (21 849-8061; (3) 1500 861-168'; (3) Dominion Stanley St.; (4) Mrs. M. Thomson. Square Bldg., Suite 820-1; (4) Mrs. M. Bourdeau; (51 C. Jacmain; (6) Mrs. M. WHITEHEAD, TITHERINGTON & BOWYER LTD. (1) Winnipeg 2; (2) 942-7408; (31 411-259 Bourdeau. Portage Ave.; (4) Don Keith; (5) K. E. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 925-5544; (3) 696 Yonge McCaskill; (6) Mrs. B. Entwistle. Street; (4) W. S. Whitehead; (6) Miss A. SCHNEIDER, HAROLD M. & CO. LTD. Zaharchuk. (1) Montreal 2; (2) 842-8531; (3) 2024 Peel Street; (4) A. Rubin. BUY WILLIS ADVERTISING LTD. (1) Toronto 5; (2) 925-3804; (3) 165 Bloor SMITH -GENT ADVERTISING LTD. St. E.; (4.5,6) Miss Pat Paterson. Group One Atlantic (1) Toronto 12; (2) 487-2401; (3) 69 Eglinton Ave. E.; (4) J.W. Kirkconnell, William P. RADIO Gent; (6) J.W. Kirkconnell, WOOD/HUGGAN/TAMES LTD. (1) Toronto 17: (21 481-2291; 3) 1395 Bay- view Ave.; (4) D. Nolan; (5) J. Tames; SPITZER, MILLS & BATES LTD. (6) B. Huggan. (1) Toronto A COMPARISON OF POPULATION 2; (2) 366-2811; (3) 790 Bay St.; (4) W.J. Graham;. (5) A.N. Bressey, Miss M. IN NOVA SCOTIA SHOWS: T. Poirier, L.R. Harrison; (6) Miss M.E. YANEFF, CHRIS LTD. McCullagh, Miss J. Sharpe, A. Masson, (1) Toronto 5; (2) 924-6677; (3 119 Isabella C.H. Gamble, Miss B. Lesky. St.; (5) Chris Yaneff; (6) Jean Claxton. HALIFAX & COUNTY 32 (1) Montreal; (2) 861-9721; (3) Place GROUP ONE ATLANTIC 49`b Victoria, Suite 1404: 14) Mrs. Alice M. Hollander; (5) M. Cl adios; (6) Mrs. U. McLean YOUNG & RUBICAM LTD. EIGHT STATIONS --ONE ORDER (1) Toronto 1; (2) 362-3921; (3) 250 STANFIELD, JOHNSON & HILL LTD. University Ave.; C.P. Davis - Vice Pre- sident & Director of Client Service; CALL (1) Toronto 5; 121 924-8481; (3) 255 Daven- port Rd.; (4) A. (4) D. Harrison, Mrs. R. K. Pinkerton; Gawenda; (6) Miss Carole (5) Miss H. McMinn, J.I. Hamilton, J.D. Nielsen. Patterson. GROUP ONE RADIO LIMITED (1) Montreal; (2) 866-8741; (3) Place du (1) Montreal; (2) 1155 Canada Bldg.; (4) P.R. Simpson; (6) Miss 866-8941; (3) M. Seguin. Dorchester Blvd,W.; (41 Jacques Brunelle; (6) Gabrielle Gagne. 36 The Canadian Broadcaster ..1, To Cover Major Markets
VANCOUVER WINNIPEG MEGALOPOLIS OTTAWA -HULL MONTREAL CKNW CJOB CFRB CHML CKOY CJAD CJOB-FM CKFM CKDS CKCH CJFM
In Canada's five largest markets the dominant radio stations are represented by Standard Broad- STANDARD BROADCAST SALES COMPANY LIMITED cast Sales. Reason enough, indeed, why most advertisers and agencies continue to "Ask SBS Major Market Division 2 ST. CLAIR AVENUE WEST 1407 MOUNTAIN STREET First" when developing their marketing plans. TORONTO 924-5721 844-0111 MONTREAL KEY (13 Sports Director (1) Company name (14 Farm Director (2) Mailing address (15 Women's Director (3) Telephone (16 Promotion Manager (4) President (17 Traffic Manager (5) Manager (18 Chief Operator AM RADID (6) Assistant Manager (19 Chief Engineer (7) Commercial Manager (20 Toronto reps (8) Production Manager (21 Montreal reps (9) Program Manager (22 Winn'peg reps STATIONS (10) Chief Announcer (23 Vancouver reps (11)Music Director (24 U.S. reps (12) News Director (25 Station birth date
CKAY, DUNCAN CKOO, OLIVER-OSOYOOS N.W.T. S. YUKON 1000 watts on 1500 kcs. (1) Radio CKAY 1000 watts on 1240 kcs. 111 Okanagan Ltd. (21 1'10 Craig St. (3) 746-4115 (4) Dr. Radio Ltd. (2) P.O.. Box 290, Osoyoos J.U. Coleman (5,7) Earl H. Kidder (3)495-6200 (4) Maurice P. iinnérty (8) Kenneth R. McEwan (10) Buddy Crabbe 5 Ralph J. Robinson (6) Dave Gamble CFWH, WHITEHORSE (14) (17) Mrs. Barb Porteous (19) Harry F. 1000 watts on 570 kcs. (1) Canadian (12) Ken McEwan (13) Buddy Crabbe Ken McEwan (15) Carol Guppy (17) Mrs. E. McRae (20 21,22,24) All -Canada Radio & Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 730 TV (25) 196r7 Stanley Peters Flexman (19) Rod Currie (20) Radio House (5) Ltd. (23) Western Broadcast Sales(24) Weed & Co. (25) 1964 CKOK, PENTICTON CHAK. INUVIK 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) Okanagan 1000 watts on 860 kcs. (1) Canadian Radio Ltd. (2) Box 338, Penticton (3) 492- Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 1220 2800 (4) Maurice P. Finnerty (5) Ralph (5) Elijah Menarik 1000Lwattts on560 kcs. (1) Northern Lights J. Broadcasting Ltd. (1) Box 3450 (3) 785-6634 Robinson (7) Harry C. Dane (9) Cal George (4) John Skelly (5) Mel Stevenson (6-8 (10) Grant Sherwood (12) Mike Mungan (13) Shainline (14,16) Barry CFYK. YELLOWKNIFE Bill Loeppky (9) Mel Stevenson )10) Bob Mike Wayne Harrison (11) Bill Loeppky (12) Gene (17) Stu McDirmid (19) Harry F. McRae 1000 watts on 1340 kcs. (1) Canadian (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1948., Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 160 Daniel (13) Bob Harrison (14) Ron Clark (5) J. Vanderbie (15) Bob Harrison (16) Mel Stevenson (171 Mrs. Donna Solodon (19) Bob Guy 20 21) Radio-TV Reps (22) A.J. Messner CJAV, PORT ALBERNI CFFB, FROBISHER BAY do. (23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1962 1000 watts on 1240 kcs. 111 CJAV Ltd. 40 watts on 1200 kcs. (1) Canadian (2) 205 3rd Ave. S.(3)723-2455 (5,4 Kenneth Broadcasting Corp. (2) Frobisher Bay, Hutcheson (6) Maurice Inwards (8,9) John N.W.T. (5) E.R. Morris CFJC, KAMLOOPS Merrit (12) Ron Coull (13) Bill Gibson 10,000 watts on 910 kcs. (1) Twin Cities (15) Zel Richards (17) Christine Andrews Radio Ltd. (2) 460 Pemberton Terrace, (20,21) Hardy Radio & TV (221 A.J. Kamloops (3) 372-3322 (41 Ian G. Clark Messner & Co. 123) Stephens & Towndrow & Jean Ross, Assistant (5) Jack Pollard (24) Donald Cooke Inc. (25) 1946 BRITISH (6) Cranealter Harwood (8) Jack Crane ck(121 GordonG Rye (13) Jack Kelly CHQB, POWELL RIVER (15) Rene Doryuter (16) Walter Harwood 1000 watts on 1280 kcs. (2) 7050 Alberni COLUMBIA (17) Mrs. Loretta Swartz (19) Kurt Reichenek St. (4,5) Robert L. Cartmell (7) D.V. (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1927 Cartmell (23) All -Canada Radio & TV CFVR. ABBOTSFORD (25) 1967 1000 watts on 1240 kcs. (1) Fraser Valley Broadcasters Ltd. (2) Box 1240, Abbotsford CKOV, KELOWNA (3) 859-5277 (4) Murdo MachLachlan 1000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Okanagan CKPG, PRINCE GEORGE (5) Trevor H. Beggs (7) Dennis Barkman Broadcasters Ltd. (2) Box 100. Kelowna 10,000 watts on 550 kcs. (2) 1220 6th Ave. (8) Bob Singleton (9) Trevor H. Beggs 762-3331 (4) Mrs. G.T. Browne (5) J.H. (3) 564-8861 (4,5) R.T. Harkins (7) Carole (10,11) Bob (12,13) (3) Singleton Norm Friesen Browne (7) D.S. Dunn (9) A. Jensen Pow (8) Terry Bell (9) Jack Carbutt (14) Gene Ross (16) Dennis Barkman (10) G. Ri1dgley (12-14) J.D. Bews (16) D.S. (11) Bill James (12) Rob Wilson (13) Bob (17) Mrs. Dorothea Janz (18) Bob Singleton Redding A. Vipond Elphicke (14) Jack Carbutt (15) Carole Pow (19) Tony Shepherd (20-24) All -Canada (20-24)D All-Canada (16) A.D. Wiebe (17) Carole Pow (19) Dave Radio & TV (25) 1962 Alendal (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1945 CFWB. CAMPBELL RIVER CKTK, KITIMAT 250 watts on 1490 kcs. (1) William G. 1000 watts on 1240 kcs. (1) Skeena CFPR, PRINCE RUPERT Browne (2) Box 1490 (3) 287-7106 Broadcasters Ltd. (2) Box 1540. Terrace 10,000 watts on 860 kcs. (1) Canadian (4) William G. Browne (5) Roland Gillis (3) Kitimat 2116 (4-25) see CFTK Terrace Broadcasting Corp. (2) 343 West 2nd Ave. (6) Harry Avigdore (7) Roberta McConnan (5) W.C. Hankinson (8) Roland Gillis (9-12) Mike Dixon (16) Roland Gillis 1171 Roberta McConnan CJJC. LANGLEY CHTK. PRINCE RUPERT (19) Denis Hull (20,21) Air Time Quality 1000 watts on 850 kcs. (1) City & Country 1000 watts on 560 kcs. (1) CHTK Radio Sales 123: Scharf Broadcast Sales Ltd. (2) Box 850, Langley (3) 604- Ltd. (2) Box 3000 (3) 624-9111 (4) J. Fred (25) 1963 Radio Ltd. 534-5341 (4.5) J.E. Chesney (6) M. Weber (5) Roy B. Last (7) Walter Wainman Gyurkocki (7) W.L. Fox (8) J. Woodbridge (81 Edward Jurak (10) Ken Armstrong (11) B. Bell (12) R. MacClelland (13) J. Alp (12,13) Dave Gibbard (15) lona Campagnolo CHWK, CHILLIWACK (14) R. Shewan (15) L. Beyeler (17) J. (17) June Hesselbarth (19) John Nance 10,000 watts on 1270 kcs. (1) Fraser Reynard (19) S. Davis (20.21) Radio-TV Radio5) -TV Reps (24) ABC nter- Valley Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 50 Yale Road A.J. Messner & Co. (25) 1963 (20i23)a1natn East, Chilliwack (3) 795-5711 (4,5)Murdo Reps (22) MachLachlan (7) Dennis Barkman (81 Bill Wolfe (9,10) Harold Roberts (12) Ed Wilson QUESNEL (13) Jim Leith (14) Gene Ross (15) Mrs. CHUB. NANAIMO CKWL, WILLIAMS LAKE Barbara Derksen (16) Dennis Barkman 10,000 watts on 1570 kcs. (1) Nanaimo CKCQ-1000 watts on 570 kcs. CKWL-250 (17) Mrs. Betty Neads (19) Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. (2) Nanaimo watts on 1240 kcs. (1) Cariboo Broad- Tony Shepherd R.W. (5) George (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1927 (3) 753-4341 (4) Giles casters Ltd. (2) Box 3000, Quesnel (3) 992- Lawlor (7) Joe Lawlor (8.9) Ted Kelly 5151 (4) Dennis Reid (5) Dennis Reid at (10) Lyle Feltham (11) Roy Francis CKCQ. Robert R. Leckie at CKWL (7) John CFCP, COURTENAY (12,13) Larry Thomas (16) Joe Lawlor V. Boates (8,9) Gilbert K. McCall (10) 1000 watts on 1440 kcs. (1) CFCP Radio (17) Joy Fagan (18,19) Ross McIntyre Wayne Newberry (12,13) Ken Wilson Ltd., William Browne (2) Box 1440, (20,21) Radio-TV Reps Ltd. (22) A.J. (16) John V. Boates (17) Marie Davidson G. (23) Radio-TV Reps Ltd. (24) Courtenay (l3' 334-2421 (4,5) William C. Messner (19) Ted Hopkins-CKWL, Floyd Lust- Harland G. Oakes Assoc. & Donald Cooke CKCQ (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV Browne (7)óít Hunter (81 Alex Cobban Inc. 1948 (10) Scott Dixon (11) Alex Cobban (12) Jim (25) (25) 1957 Clarke (15) Mickey Simms (17) Darlene Williams (19) Fred Grant (20,21) Air-Time CKXR, SALMON ARM Sales (23) Stephens & Towndrow (25) 1959 CKLN, NELSON 1000 watts on 1390 kcs. (1) Kokanee CKCR, REVELSTOKE Broadcasting Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 250 (3) 604- CKXR-1000 watts on 1340 kcs. CKCR- 352-7277 (5.7) Doug H. Glover (8.9) J. 250 watts on 580 kcs. (11 Hall -Gray CKEK, CRANBROOK Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 69 (3) 1000 on (1) Paul Haines (10) David S. Clark (11)J.P. Co. 832- watts 570 kcs. East Kootenay Haines (12) T. 2161 (4,5) R.J. Hall (6) W.E. Gray (7) W. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 28 8th Ave. S. Jamieson (13) P.Martin (14) G. Miller (15) Mona Malcolm (16) B. McKinnon (8,9) R.K. Field (11) G.J. Young (3) 426-2224 (4,5) L.S. Hoole (7) C.A. 112-14) P.N. Munoz (15) Farquhar 3Sawchuk(8) F.L. Hoole 12,13) Bryan (17) Mrs. M. Wishlow (19) S.W. Davis Miss J.E. D.Jacobsen (20,21) Group One Radio 119) S. Davis (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1965 117) Mrs. A. Foster (20,21) Radio & TV (22.23) Byles Gibb & Assoc. Sales Inc. (22) Messner & Co. (24) Canadian Standard A.J. Broadcast Sales (25) 1938 CFBV, SMITHERS Radio Reps (BC) Ltd. (24) Donald CFLD, BURNS LAKE C23)ooke Inc. (25) 1957 CFBV-1000 watts on 1230 kcs. CFLD-250 watts on 1400 CKNW, NEW kcs. (1) CFBV Ltd. (2) Box WESTMINSTER 335, Smithers (3) 847-2521 (4,5) R.A. (Ron) CJDC, DAWSON CREEK 50,000 watts on 980 kcs. (1) Radio NW Ltd. East (7) G.E. (Ed) Rea (8) Bob Mclnnes- 1000 watts on 1350 kcs. (1) Radio Station (2) 227 Columbia St. (3) 522-2711 CFBV. J.W. (Jack) Rea-CFLD (9) N.C. CJDC (Dawson Creek) BC Ltd. (2) 901 (4) F.A. Griffiths (51 W. J. Hughes (Norm) Weseen (6) H.L. (10) R. McInnes-CFBV, J.W. 102nd Ave. (3) 782-3341 (4) H.L. Michaud Davis (7) G.N. Cooper (8) Richard Rea-CFLD (11) R.A. East (12,13) N.C. (5) Mike LaVern (8) Ron Bottos (12) Elmer Abbott (11) Len Hopkins 112) Warren Weseen Barker (13) (14) R.A. East (15) R. McInnes Devore (13,14) Alan Kelly (15,17) Verna Al Davidson (14) Bill Hawley (16) A.G. (Gerry) deBoer (17) A.S. Ophus (19) Grant Kaczyor (20.21) Radio (16) Gary McCartie (17) Mrs. V. Shepherd (Ann) (19) Leo Saley (18) R. McInnes (19) S.W. (Stan) TV Reps (22) A.J. Messner & Co. (23) Radio- (20-23) Davis (20.21) Radio-TV Reps (22) A.J. TV Reps (24) ABC International, N.Y. Broadcast Salesalles Ltd. 4) CSBS Inc. (25) 1944 j 3)nd Messner & Co. (23) Radio-TV Reps (251 (25) 1947 CFBV- 1963, CFLD-1965 38 The Canadian Broadcaster CFTK. TERRACE CJDV, DRUMHELLER Broad- 5000 watts on 910 kcs. (1) Dinosaur 1000 watts on 590 kcs. (1) Skeena ALBERTA (2) Drumheller Ltd. (2) Box 1540 (3) 635-6316 B'dcasting (19671 Ltd. casters 13) (4,5) Tony Mayer (6) Jim (4) J. Fred Weber (5) R. Alan Parfitt (7) R.O. 823-3384 White (10) Dave Cash Fisher (7) Tony Mayer (8) Jim Fisher Paulsen (8) Jack Bolin(12:13) Jim 111) Bill Bacon (12) Keith Tutt (13) Al (10) Doug Marvin(11) John Parfitt (14) Dave Dick (15) Marg Van Herd Fisher (14) Bill Cameron(15, 17) Mrs. Peggy CBR, CALGARY (20,21) Radio & (16) A.E. Bates (17) Billy Miller (19) John 50,000 watts on 1010 kcs. (1) Canadian Pinkham (191 John Bruins Nance (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1960 (2) 1724 Westmount TV Sales Inc. (22) A.J. Messner & Co. Broadcasting Corp. (25) 1967 Blvd. (5) N.J. Lacey (23) Bvles, Gibb & Assoc. CJAT, TRAIL (1) 1000 watts on 610 kcs. Kootenay CBX, EDMONTON Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 1300 Cedar Ave. CFAC, CALGARY (1) Canadian Harvey (5) J.P. 10,000 watts on 960 kcs. (1) Selkirk 50,000 watts on 740 kcs. (3) 368-5511 (4) W.C. S.W. Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 555 Kobluk (7) R.W. Meneer (8.9) A.R. Ramsden Holdings Ltd. (2) 1301 17th Ave. (12,13) Remesz 244-9311 (4.5) Dave Penn (7) Gordon (5) R.L. Horley (10,11) D.J. Glover J. (3) Kunkel (17) D. Townsend (19) J. Renzie (20-24) (9) .11 -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1931 (12)WalkerKen81M Careathe(3)ckDennis imMcVarish (16) B.Mannix (17) Joyce Portigal (18) Stan CFRN,EDMONTON nor All- 50,000 watts on 1260 kcs. (1) Sunwapta CBU, VANCOUVER (20-24) (2) Postal Station E (3) 484-3311 (4) G.R.A. Calada Rbert ad19)io &aTV (25)rle n1922 10,000 watts on 690 kcs. (1) Canadian Rice (5) Tony Loumant (6) G.A. Duffield Broadcasting Corp. (2) 701 Hornby St. t Duffield(1) (5) K.P. Caple (Director for B.C.) Mrs. Nod Sinclair ()e12)Bruce Hoogle CFCN, CALGARY (14) Scott (16) 50.000 watts on 1060 kcs. (2) The Voice (13) Al McCann Flewitt John Prairies Ltd. (2) Broadcast House McDougal (17) Mrs. Fay Tanne (19) Ted CFUN, VANCOUVER of the Wodson (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (24) Cana- 10,000 watts on 1410 kcs. (1) Radio CFUN (3) 249-9101 (4) D.G. Campbell (5) R.F. R.W. Lamb (6) Don Thomas (7) D.W. dian Standard Broadcast Sales Inc. Ltd. (2) 1900 W. 4th Ave. (3) 731-9222 Irvine, (25) 1934 Douglas S. Grieg McKinstry (8,9) Don Thomas (10) Gord (4) G.W. Burnett (5) Nephin (12) Joe (6.7) Don G. Macdonald (8) Al Jordan Kelly (11) Mrs. Joyce (12) John Hutton (13) Henry Viney (14) Scott Flewitt (9) C.E. Farey (11) Dave Tierney Wood CHED, EDMONTON (17) Mrs. Joan Williams (19) S.W. (15) Mrs. Marie Hohtanz (16) Don Ashbridge R. W. Lamb 10,000 on 630 kcs. (1) Moffat Broad- (20,21) Radio House Ltd. (22) A.J. (17) Louise Tetrault (19) watts Davis Reps (24) Canadian casting Ltd. (2) 432 Main St.. Winnipeg, Co. Ltd. (241 Donald Cooke Inc. S20-23) Radio-TV Messner & tandard Broadcast Sales Inc. (25) 1922 Man. (4) Ron Mitchell (5) Jerry Forbes 125) 1922 (6) Keith James (7) Bill Dowson (8) Al Anderson (9) Keith James (11) Mike CHQM, VANCOUVER Marshall (12) Ron Greig (13) Wes Mont- 50,000 watts on 1320 kcs. (1) Vancouver CHQR, CALGARY gomery (15) Mrs. Mary T3bin (161 Bob Broadcasting Associates Ltd. 10,000 watts on 810 kcs. (1) Bentley McCord (17) Mrs. Myrna Shields (19) Clint Burrard St.; Vancouver 1 (2)1682-314134 Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 1030 4 St. S.W. Nichol (20-23) Stephens & Towndrow (4,5) W.E. Bellman (7) Noel Hullah (8) M.L. Ted (6,7) (24) Devney Organization (2(5) 1955 (13) Brad Keene Foisy (12) Jack Wilson Hamm(3) 3 (8-11)4 5W If Sennett (12))RePete (17) Mrs. Anne Bolton (19) S.W. Davis LaValley (13) Russ Peake (14) Reuben (20,1) Stephens & Tovvndrow The Hamill (15) Kay Jones (16) Reuben Hamm Devney Organization Inc. (25) 19594) (17)sNorma Hoopfer (18,19) Mel Hoyme B20,21) Wes. Gibb & Assoc. (23) Western BUY CJOR, VANCOUVER roadcast Sales Ltd. (25) 1964 10,000 watts on 600 kcs. (1) CJOR Ltd. (2) 846 House St. (3) 685-6464 (4) Jim Group One Atlantic Pattison (5) John Donaldson (7) Gerry CKXL, CALGARY Altman (12) Jim Nicholson (9) Rod Gunn 10,000 watts on 1140 kcs. (1) Bow Valley RADIO (16) Valerie Mott 17) Tony Hudz (19) Stan Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1140 Davis (20-22) Byles Gibb & Assoc. (3) 263-8160 (5) James M. Pryor. Jr. (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1926 (7) F.A. Bestall (8) David Lyman (12,13) Don Carlson (16) Valerie Chekoski Guyenls) William A COMPARISON OF POPULATION CKLG, VANCOUVER (17)20.21,23)18Steph & Towndrow (24) IN NOVA SCOTIA SHOWS: 10,000 watts on 730 kcs. (1) Moffat Devney Organization Inc. (25) 1964 Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 1006 Richards St. 681-7511 Moffatt 11) M.E. HALIFAX & COUNTY 32 Hamilton (7) A lAnakal Frank CFCW, CAMROSE Callaghan (12,13) Bud Bolton (17) Mrs. L. 10,000 watts on 790 kcs. (1) Camrose GROUP ONE ATLANTIC 49"0 Thompson (19) Peter McIntosh (20-22) Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 4872 50 St. The Devney Yerxa (5,7) Warren Stephens & Towndrow (24) (3) 672-3151 (4) Hal J. ORDER Organization (25) 1954 H. Holte (8,9) Rich Sims (10) Bev Munro EIGHT STATIONS-ONE (11) Curly Gurlock (12) Mike Goetz (13) Jim CKWX, VANCOUVER Brown (14) Chuck Greig (15) Mrs. Diane CALL 50,000 watts on 1130 kcs. (1) CKWX Radio Rachuk (16) Dan Chomlak (17) Diana Evans Ltd. (2) 1275 Burrard St. (3) 684-5131 (18) Dave Mailer (19) Lyndy Olson (4,5) W.A. Speers (7) Keith Bower (8) Ron (20,21) Lorrie Potts & Co. (22) A.J. Messner GROUP ONE RADIO LIMITED Robinson (9) John E. Ansell (11) Ron & Co. (23) Stephens & Towndrow (25) 1954 Robinson (12) Bill Hutton (13) JimRobson Jack he s(20-24) All -Canada R d os&(TV S(251 1923tan
CJIB, VERNON 10,000 watts on 940 kcs. (1) Interior Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 22156 30th Ave. (3) 542-3900 (4.5) A.G. Seabrook (7) Mrs. I.B. Rounce (8-10) Bob Adshead (11) Jim Phillips (12) Don Warner (13) Stu McAllister (14) Don Warner (15,16) Mrs. K. Doidge (17) Mrs. H. Pospischil (18,19) Bert Thorburn (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1947
CFAX, VICTORIA 100077 Ltd. (2)n6200View St. (3)F386 2441 (4,5) C.G. Copeland (7) Keith Dagg (8) Walter Cownden (11) Helen Moulton (12) Jim Neilsen (13) Chuck Mudrack (15) Ann Midgeley (16) Pam Trueman (17) Heather (19) Doug Phillips (20,21) Radio Broadcast Sales (24)sWeed &2 Co (5) 11959 CJVI, VICTORIA 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. (1) Island Broad- casting Co. Ltd. (2) 817 Fort St. (3) 382- 8221 (4) G. Gaetz (5) Ken Goddard (7) Joe Hawryluk (8) Joe Easingwood (12) Gordie Gord (16) - (17)WiíamsonR. McGill ) (19) M. Doyle(20(20-24) All Canada Radio & TV (25) 1941 CKDA, VICTORIA 10,000 watts on 1220 kcs. (1) Capital Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 967 (3) 384-9311 (4) David M. Armstrong 5) Keith MacKenzie (6) Ruby Masters (7) Keith MacKenzie (8) Hart Kirch (11) King Lee (12) Bill Pike (16) Mrs. Shirley Jeffer- son (17) Bernice Davies (19) Fred Cole (20,21) Radio-TV Reps (22) A.J. Messner Standard * call All -Canada Radio & Television Limited Broadcast Saalese(25) 1950Canadian
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THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS PRINCE ALBERT CKSA, LLOYDMINSTER 10,000 watts on 1080 kcs. (1) Sask/Alta 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. (1) Central St. (3) Broadcasting (2) 22 10th St. W. (3) 763- AM RADIO Broadcasters (2) 5026 50 403-875- E.A. (5) (4) Arthur F. Shortell (5,7) James G. 7421 (4) Rawlinson F.F. Rawlinson 3321 7) Gerald Prest (81 Scarrow (9) Paul Cane (8) Wes Saunders (9) James G. Cane Jim STATIONS (10) Ernie Ford (11) Wes Saunders (12) Ed Neilson (10) George Prosser (11) Terry (141 Roland Bremner (12,13) Nick Roche (14) Harold Horlacher (13) Barry Smith (17) Brassard (151 Wes Saunders (16) James G. Mallowitz (15) Marion Sherman Dora Tom (20-24) - Cane (17) Marilyn Yaremy(19)Howard James Fuller (191 Van Ness All Messner Canada Radio & TV (25) 1934 KEY & OCo) ( 3)dio-TVRad o -TVs (24) ABC Inter- 1i Company name Mailing address national (25) 1957 CBK, REGINA 3i Telephone 50.000 watts on 540 kcs. (1) Canadian i4) President Broadcasting Corp. (2) 1840 McIntyre St. (51 Manager CHAT. MEDICINE HAT (5) A.E. Parr (6) Assistant Manager 10,000 watts on 1270 kcs. (1) Monarch (7) Commercial Manager Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Box 880 (3) 403- (8) Production Manager 526-2821 (4) J.H. Yuill (5) Ory Kope CJME, REGINA (9) Program Manager (6,7) Tom Gunter (8,9) Wayne Craven 1000 watts on 1300 kcs. (1) Midwest (10) Chief Announcer (12) Stan Weiler (13) Bob Burns (14) Mickey Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 1771 Rose St. (11) Music Director Lynch (15) Pat McCulley (16) Bill Yuill (3) 527-4191 (4) E.A. Rawlinson (5) R.J. (12) News Director (17) Elaine Barnes (18) Joe Bell (19) Sid Hutton (7) T.J. Ennis (8) Jim Savage (13) Sports Director Gaffney (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (10) Roy Mullett (11) Johnny Onn (12) Art (14) Farm Director (25) 1946 Simmonds (13) Bob Hutton (17) Kae Lazaruk (15) Women's Director (19) Dave Senft (20-23) Byles, Gibb & (16) Promotion Manager Assoc. (24) Devney Organization (25) 1959 (17) Traffic Manager CKYL, PEACE RIVER (18) Chief Operator 10,000 watts on 610 kcs. (1) Peace River 119) Chief Engineer Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 1150 CKCK, REGINA Toronto reps (20) 13) 403-624-2535 (4,5) G.W. Cambridge 5000 watts on 620 kcs. (1) TransCanada (21) Montreal reps (6) Al 'Boomer' Adair (7) C. (Chuck) B. Communications (2) Box 6200 (3) 522-8591 (22) Winnipeg reps Benson (8,9) Bob Zens (10) Ken White (4) Michael Sifton (5) Ron Lamborn (8) Doug (23) Vancouver reps (11) Bob Zens (12) Dennis Hegland (13) Al Alexander (11) Mrs. C. Jelinski (12) Grant (24) U.S. reps 'Boomer' Adair (14) Roger Channon(15) Mrs. Kennedy (13) John Badham (14) Grant (25)Station birth date Carol Mueller (16) C. (Chuck) B. Benson Kennedy (151 Mrs. Pam Allen (16) Dennis R17) Mrs. Carol Mueller (18) Richard Stafford (17) Tom Mahar (181 Keith Gracie afferty (19) Leslie Klement (20,21)Radio- (191 Howard Dean (20-24) All -Canada TV Reps (22) A.J. Messner & o: (23) Radio- Radio & TV (25) 1922 TV Reps (25) 1954 CHFA, EDMONTON 5000 watts on 680 kcs. (11 Radio -Edmonton CKRM, REGINA Ltée (2) 10012 109 St. (3) 424-2157 CKRD, RED DEER 10,000 watts on 980 kcs. (1) CKRM Radio, (4) Louis Desrochers (5,7) B.J. Gagnon 10,000 watts on 850 kcs. (1) Central division of Cambrian Broadcasting Ltd. (9) Jacques Boucher (10) Normand Fontaine Alberta Broadcasting (1961) Ltd. (2) Box (21 Box 9800 (3) 306-523-5661 (4) W.B. (12-14) (11) Gabriel Paradis Tharcis 5555, Red Deer (3) 347-6681 (4) Henry L. Plaunt (5) James T. Miller 171 Kenneth J. Forestier (15) ,J. Theoret (16) Normand Rod (7) Pat (8,9) (10) Roy Brown (17) Flock (5) D. Stephen Henry Don George C. Gonzo Fontaine Mrs. Vandergooten (19) Andre (8) Larry Thiessen (10) Lorne Kassian (12) Frank J. Flegel (131 Ken Reeves Rouleau (20,21) Hardy Radio & TV (22) A.J. (12) Ben Meisner (13,14) Al Hammer (16) Stu Poole (17) Mrs. Freda Morris Messner & Co. (23) Radio-Television Reps (17) Gerald Tennant (19) (20,21) Air-Time (24) Devney Organization (25) 1949 (16) Ken Mitchell L.V. (Len) Cozine (19) Kenneth L. Martin (20-23) Radio-TV Sales (22, 231 Western Broadcast Sales Reps (24) ABC International Reps (25)1949 (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1926 CHIT, EDMONTON 10,000 watts on 1110 kcs. 1) Radio Station C13QT Ltd. (2) 10154 103 St. (3) 424-1131 CKKR, ROSETOWN (4) Lewis R. Roskin (5) Murray D. Dyck 10,000 watts on 1330 kcs. (1) Goose Lake (7) Lewis R. Roskin (8) Garry Gaudet Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Box 490 Rose - (10) John Scrimshaw (111 Mrs. Dasha SASKATCHEWAN town (3) 882-2686 (4.5) Stan Solberg Goody (12) John Bohonos (13) Frank Morris (7) George McCauley (8,9) Pat O'Connor (15) Mrs. Dasha Goody (16) Brian Gibbons (12) Kevin Kelly (13) Robert Ridley (17) Enid Weiss (19) Frank Makepeace (15) Janie Barkwell (16) Donna Robertson (20,21) Byles, Gibb (22,23) Western CJSL, ESTEVAN (17) Shirley Hudasek (19) John Guppy Broadcast Sales (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1965 1000 watts on 1280 kcs. (1) Soo Line (20,21) Radio & TV Sales (22) Bytes. Gibb Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (21 Box 365 (3) 634- & Assoc. (23) Stovin-Byles (25) 1966 3432 (4) T. Laing (5) N. Williams (8.9) J. CJCA, EDMONTON Deadlock (12) D. Hogman (13) N. Williams (16) D. Bosenberry (17) G. Loucks (19) J. 10,000 watts on 930 kcs. (1) Edmonton CFNS, SASKATOON Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Birks Budding Mitchke (20,21) Group One Radio (24) D. Inc. 1000 watts on 1170 kcs. (1) Radio -Prairies - 13) 424-4131 (4,5) Dalt Elton (6) John L. Byles. Gibb Cooke ((25)22.231196122.31161Byles, Nord. Ltée (2) 1426 Alexandra Ave. (3) 653- Savers (7) Wally Everitt (8) Harry Boon 1170 (4) C. Denis, Sr. (5) Raymond J. (11) Garry McDonall (12) Walt Rutherford Marcotte (7) Gus Bandet (8,9) (13) Bryan Hall (16) Charles G. Camroux Jacques CFRG, GRAVELBOURG Landry (10) Réal D'Amours (11) Marie -A. & Rod Lebbert (national) (17) Janet (12) Wickenberg (18) Andre Picard (19) Gordon 5000 watts on 710 kcs. (1) Radio Gravel - Papen Pierre Jomphe (13) Jacques Skutle (20-24) All -Canada (261 1922 bourg Ltée (2) Edifice Villeneuve. Gravel - Landry (14) Réal D'Amours (151 Marie-A. bourg (3) 648-2515 (4) J4. Chabot Papen (17) Eva Billo (19) Emile Gaudet (5) Dumont Lepage (8-11) Benoit Pariseau (20.21) Hardy Radio & TV (22) A.J. Messner CKUA, EDMONTON (12) Marcel Moor (131 Benoît Pariseau Reps (24) Devney Organiza1952 - 10,000 watts on 580 kcs. (1) Alberta (14) Marcel Moor (15) Jeanne Beauregard (23)o (a io -TV Government Telephones (2) 10526 Jasper (15) Jeanne Beauregard (16) Benoit Ave. (3) 422-5161 (4) J.W. Hagerman Pariseau (17) Jeanne Beauregard (18) Roland )9( A.W. Cashman (12) C.W. Noack (15)Mrs. Gaudet (19) J.A. Brown (20,21) Hardy Radio Marg Eykelbosh (17) A.D. Morton (19) W. & TV (22) A.J. Messner & Co. (24) Devney CFQC, SASKATOON Pinko (25) 1927 Organization Inc. (251 1952 5000 watts on 600 kcs. (1) A.A. Murphy & Sons Ltd. (2) Box 9200 (3) 306-242-6611 (4) W.A. Murphy. Secy treas & managing CFGP, GRANDE PRAIRIE CJVR, MELFORT director. V. Dallin (5) Roy Currie (7) E.C. 10,000 watts on 1050 kcs. (1) Northern 10,000 watts on 1420 kcs. (1) Radio CJVR Bourassa (8) Dennis Fisher (10) Wally Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. (2) 10008 103 Ave. Ltd. (2) Box 1420, Melfort (3) 752-2867 Stambuck (12) Les Edwards (13) Chuck (3) 532-2311 (4,5) Cameron A. Perry (4) M. Hooge (5) W.E. Amos (101 Bob McManus (141 Bill Story (16) John Mackey (6) Jack Soars (7) Gordon Pearcy (8) Jack Nelson 1131 S. Ravndahl (17) D. Munday (17) Mrs.Martha Mills (19) J. Van der tuuk Soars (10) Barry Hawkins (12) Lionel Kyle 119) L. Heide (20) Air -Time Sales (22,23) (20.211 Radio-TV Reps (22) A.J. Messner (13) Fran Tanner 117) Gail Soars (19) Jim Western Broadcast Sales (24) Weed & Co. (23) Radio-TV Reps (24) Canadian Standard deRoaldes (20-241 All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1966 Broadcast Sales (25) 1923 (25) 1937 CHAB, MOOSE JAW CHEC, LETHBRIDGE 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) CHAB Ltd. CKOM, (2) 116 Main St. N. (3) SASKATOON 5000 watts on 1090 kcs. (1) Southern 692-6464 (4) Jack 10,000 1250 Moffat (51 Vern Traill (7) John Sitter watts on kcs. (1) Saskatoon Alberta Broadcasting (2) Box 1090, (10) Rodger McLaughlin (12) Larry Powell Community Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Lethbridge (3) 403-328-3311 (4,5) H.W. (13) Fergie 011er(14)Bob Simpson (19)Norm Box 3690 (3) 306-374-3690 (4.5) Robert A. Brown (7) R.J. Bruchet (8,9,11)R,E. Wilson Kent (20,21) Stephens & Towndrow Hosie (6.7) Bill Stovin (8) Arnold E. (13) (22) A.J. (10) (12) Ron Dyck Veryl Todd 114) Leo Messner & Co. (23) Stephens & Towndrow Stilling Dale Heath (12) Eric Knowles Dow (151 Marjorie Starr (16) Peter Snow (13) Wally Cameron (17) Marion Ballachay (241 Weed & Co. (25) 1922 (19) Maynard (17) Marg Davis (19) R. Verholst (20-23) Gibb & Group One Radio Ltd. (24) Weed & Co. Weed & Co. (25)81951 (25) 1959 CJNB, NORTH BATTLEFORD 10,000 watts on 1050 kcs. (1) Northwestern Broadcasting (2) Box 1460 (3) 445-2477 CJOC, LETHBRIDGE (4) E.A. Rawlinson (5.6) Harry Dekker CJSN, SHAUNAVON 5000 watts on 1220 kcs. (1) Lethbridge H. Dekker. national. Alex Johnson, 1000 watts on 1490 kcs. (1) Frontier City Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 820 Lethbridge local.(7) (8,9) Eldon Elliott (15) Jack Ross Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Shaunavon (3) 327-3161 (4,51 (7) lnnes (2) J. McColl J.C. (12) Lorne Cooper (13) Eldon Elliott 131 297-2671 (4,5) Douglas W. Scott (8.91 R.A. Lang (10) Elliott (11) Ray Jim (14) Bob Hildebrand (15) Miss H. Brand (6-8) David Andersen (12) Ed Wallace Georgeson (12) W.H.S. Skelton (13) Brent (16) Lorne Cooper (17) Mrs. Susan Biddle (13) Frank Matovich (17) Val Voll (19) Wilf Seely (14) D.J. Card (16) Ray Georgeson (19) Al Ruddell (20,21) Group One Radio Gilbey (20,21) (17) Alma Bailey Bill McCambley Air -Time Sales (22) Broad- 1191 (24) Devney Organiza1947 - cast Reps (23) Radio-TV Reps (241 Weed & (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1926 tion(22, 3)51BylesGibb Co. (25) 1966
42 The Canadian Broadcaster CKSW, SWIFT CURRENT 1000 watts on 1400 kcs. (1) Frontier City Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Swift Current (3) 773-4605 (4,5) Douglas W. Scott (6) Wilfred Gilbey (7) Will i am Fri est (8) Wilfred Gilbey (10) Art Wallman (12) Ed ONE Wallace (13) Frank Matovich (14) Art Wallman (151 Vel Clark (16) D.W. Scott (171 Vel Clark (19) Wilf Gilbey (20,21) Air - Time Sales (22) Broadcast Reps (23) Radio- TV Reps (241 Weed & Co. (25) 1956
CFSL, WEYBURN RADIO 1000 watts on 1340 kcs. (1) Soo Line Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 305 Souris Ave. (3) 842-4666 (4,5) T. Laing (6) G. Kirton (7 J. G. Woitas (1) ) D.LDeeggan8(13 J. Lai (ng(1.6) G. W itay (17) M. Smith (19) J. Mitchke (20,21) Group One Radio (22,23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. BUY (24) Donald Cooke Inc. (25) 1957
CJGX, YORKTON 10,000 watts on 940 kcs. (1) Yorkton Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (2) Tower Building (3) 783-2256 (4,5) George G. Gallagher (7) Mery G. Phillips (8) Richard Scott (9) Ed Laurence (10) Richard Scott (11) Ed Laurence (12) Richard Scott (13) Jim Keilback (14) Doug Sherwin (161 Ken Dodds (17) Mrs. Jean Coleridge (19) Harry Kerr (20,21) Radio-TV Reps (22) A.J. Messner (23) Radio-TV Reps (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1927 SIMCOE MANITOBA COUNTY
CFAM, ALTONA CHSM, STEINBACH CFAM-10,000 watts on 1290 kcs. CHSM- CFOR 10,000 watts on 1250 kcs. (1) Southern M:initoba Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (1) Box ORILLIA 1000, Altona (3) 324-6464 (4) W.E. Kroeker (5,7) Elmer Hildebrand(8,10).'im McSweeney (11) Ray Saunders (12) Jack Elias(13) Scott CKCB Duncan (14) Bruce Gunn (15) Oily Penner COLLI NGWOOD (17) Ruth Elias (19) John J. Pauls 20-23) Radio-TV Reps (25) CFAM-1957 C HSM-1964 CKBB BARRIE CKX, BRANDON 10,000 watts on 1150 kcs. (1) Western Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 1940 Victoria Ave., Brandon (3) 728-1150 (4,5) John B. Craig (6) Eric Davies 7) Ernie Holland (8,9) Frank Bird (10) How- ard Cooper (12) Lorne Chapple (13) Mary Saxberg (14) Frank Bird (16) Cliff Jones (17) Wendy Fairbairn (18) Harold Donogh (19) Humphrey Davies (20,21) Radio-TV Reps (22) A.J. Messner & Co. (23) Radio- TV Reps (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1928
CHFC, CHURCHILL 250 watts on 1230 kcs. (1) Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (2) Churchill (5) R. St. Julien
CKDM, DAUPHIN 10,000 watts on 730 kcs. (1) Dauphin Broadcasting (2) 27 3rd N.E. (3) 638-3843 (4) J.C. MaillardH Dunlop Jack Henderson (8) Audrey Mansoff (9)( Paul Walker (10) Doug Simmons (12) Paul Walker (13) Bernie Basaraba (14) Bill Falmond (15) Helen Henderson (16) Eddie Topper (171 Helena Sharna (18,19) Allan Watson (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1950 TRIDENT RADIO CFAR, FLIN FLON DELIVERS ALL SIMCOE 10,000 watts on 590 kcs. (1) Arctic Radio COUNTY Corp. (2) 75 Callinan St. (3) 687-3460, 687-3469 (4) Gary T. Brazzell (5) Karl Ed7 Eileen A erbeck (8) Eric Mason (9) Karl for more information contact: mands (10) Eric Mason (11) Norm Bright (12) Eric Mason (13) Karl Edmands (14) Eric , coPo,r. Mason (16) John Poulin (17) Mrs. B. Figura (19) Eric Mason (20,21) Hardy Radio & TV (22) Broadcast Reps (23) Radio-TV Reps 24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1937 =2I
r1(f5 PFMt>rS,1lS PtPPtS SI![5 PErPtst CFRY, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE 1000 watts on 920 kcs. (1) Portage Delta Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 1500 Sask. Ave. PAUL MULVIHILL W. (3) 204-857-5111 (4,5) R.D. Hughes 6 7) Jack E. Follett (8,9) Robert Clare (1b,11) Laurie Matthews (12,13) Eric Sprake (14) Howard Barker (15) Nancy Lane (17) Pat & CO. LIMITED McDermid (19) Ricky Hughes (20,21) Lorrie Potts (221 self (25) 1956 TORONTO MONTREAL
November 23, 1967 43 CKCB, COLLINGWOOD ONTARIO 250 watts on 1400 kcs. (1) Barrie Broad- AM RADIO casting Co. (2) 84 Hurontario St., Colling- wood (3) 445-2011 (4) Ralph T. Snelgrove (5) Bob Robinson (10) Wayne Smith (12) Bill STATIONS McCutcheon (13) Bill Bennett (15,17) Rose- CHOO, AJAX mary Hergott (19) Bert Verwey (20,21) Paul 1390 kcs. (1) Radio CHOO 10,000 watts on Mulvihill & Co. Ltd. (22) A.J. Messner & 1390 Ltd. (2) 97 McMaster Ave. (3) 416- Jones Co. Ltd. (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast 942-1390, 1399, 3240 (4,5) William Sales (25) 1965 KEY (7) Jack Gracie (9) Brian Farr (12) Peter (1) Company name Oomen (13) Ken Day (16) Rick Adams (2) Mailing address (17) Sharon Galbraith (19) John Forest CFML, CORNWALL (3) Telephone (20,21) Group One Radio (25) 1967 1000 watts on 1110 kcs. (1) CFML Radio (4) President (Cornwall) Ltée (2) 1308 Pitt. Cornwall (5) Manager (4) Yvon Bertrand (5) Elie (6) Manager (3) 932-3356 Assistant Bertrand (6) B. Bertrand (7) Guy Vachon (7) Commercial Manager CKBB, BARRIE (9,10) Claude Martin (8) Production Manager 10,000 watts on 950 kcs. (1) Barrie (8) Lise Dumont Barrie (11) Lise Dumont (12) Madeleine Germain (9) Program Manager Broadcasting Co. (2) Box 519, (14) Roger Labelle (10) Chief Announcer (3) 726-6466 (4) Ralph T. Snelgrove (13) Robert Thibault (11)Music Director an D. Henderson (15) Madeleine Germain (16) Fern Derouin (17) Albert Ménard (18) Robert Therriault (12) News Director (10)WDuge BLennox ((12)oBi ll McCutcheon Potts (13) Sports Director 113) Bill Bennett (15,17) Sue Gauthier (19) Williamson (20.21) Lorrie & (14) Farm Director (19) Bert Verwey (20,21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (D25) 1959 (15) Women's Director Co. Ltd. 1221 A.J. Messner & Co. Ltd. (16) Promotion Manager Standard Broadcast Sales (17) Traffic Manager (124) iCaanadian949 CJSS, CORNWALL (18) Chief Operator 1000 watts on 1220 kcs. (1) Tri -Co (19) Chief Engirder CJBQ, BELLEVILLE Broadcasting Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 969, Corn- (20) Toronto reps 1000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) Quinte Broad- wall (3) 932-5180 (4) Dr. Elzear Emard (21) Montreal reps casting Co. Ltd. (2) Box 488 (3) 968-9555, (5) Paul Emard (7) Mrs. Eva Howard (8) Bill (22) Winnipeg reps 9556, 9557 (4) Dr. G.A. Morton (5) Frank Rouse (9) Dave Lafave (10) Keith Clingen (23) Vancouver reps C. Murray (6,7) J.H. Macdonald (8) Lee (111 Claire Antoine (13,14) George Heath (24)U.S. reps Jourard (9) F.C. Murray (10) Tom Hookings (15) Mrs. Eva Howard (16) Fred Denney (25) Station birth date (12) Dave Sovereign (13) Jack Devine 17) Mrs. Alma Valley (18) Ron Levy (14) Phil Flagler (15) Lee Jourard (16) Art (19) Don Williamson (20-24) All -Canada Watkins (17) Mrs. Gerry Fleiger (19) John Radio & TV (25) 1945 Buchanan (20-23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. adian Standard Broadcast Sales (24) 1Ca CKSB, ST. BONIFACE CKDR, DRYDEN 10,000 watts on 1050 kcs. (1) St. Boniface 247-4843 1000 watts on 900 kcs. (1) Lake of the Ltee (2) 607 Langevin St. (3) Woods Broadcasting Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 236 (4) Roland Trudeau (5) Roland Couture CJNR, BLIND RIVER 1000 watts on 730 kcs. (1) Algonquin (3) 223-2355 (4) H.F. Dougall (8,11) Peter (7) i(10) Harding (17) Scully (19) Roy Orvis Painchaud n(9) Floreo e ToupinB) d André Radio-T.V. (2) P.O. Box 729 (3) 356-2209 Judi (12) Valmore (4,5) Carmen Greco (6,7) Paul Leonard (20-23) Byles.Gibb & Assoc. (24) Canadian Martin (11) Marie Laurencelle Standard Broadcast Sales (25) Gervais (13) André Martin (16) Roland (8.9) Art Christmas (10) Steve Ray (11) Bill 1963 Couture (17) Cécile Fredette (18) Denis Thompson (12) John Baird (13) Steve Ray Collette (19) Roland Brodeur (20,21) Hardy (14) John Baird (15) Connie Christmas Radio & TV (23) Radio-TV Reps (24) Devney (16) Paul Leonard (17) Evelyn Fullerton ELLIOT LAKE (18) Ray (20,21) CKNR, Organization (25) 1946 John Baird (19) Rylatt Lorrie on kcs. (1) Algonquin Potts & Co. & (25) 1958 250 watts 1340 (24) Weed Co. Radio-TV Ltd. (2) Algoden Hotel, Elliot 5) C.P. Greco (6) Paul CHTM, THOMPSON Lake (3) 848-2132 (4, CHIC, BRAMPTON Leonard (7) C. Meeks (19) Ray Rylatt 1000 watts on 610 kcs. (1) Mystery Lake Co. (25) Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Shopping Plaza 1000 watts on 790 kcs. (1) CHIC Radio (20,21) Lorrie Potts & 1967 (3) 677-3905 (4) A.M. Cham (5) Mrs. Bonnie Ltd. (2) 2 Ellen St., Brampton (3) 451-3110, Swain (7) Bunny Wickman (8) Gary Brooks 277-9101, 677-1090 (4) Leslie A. Allen (10) Ray Langford 1121 Jeff Newland (5) Joseph Morgan (7) H.J. Allen Jr. (13) Brian Swain (15,16)Bunny Wickman (8,11) Ken Clarke (12) Robert Carr (13) Bill CFOB, FORT FRANCES 117) Nancy George (19) Michael Laroche McKissock (15) Shelley Panter (17) Joanne 1000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) Border Broad- Group One Radio (22) Standen (19) Paul Firminger (20,21) Group casting Ltd. (2) Box 669, Fort Frances Repss Ltd. (23) Group One Radio (25)) a 19641 One Radio (24) Donald Cooke (25) 1953 (3) 274-5341 (4) F. Dougall (5,7) Gordie McBride (8,9,12) Don Seath (13)Gordie McBride (17) Viola Plumridge (19) Oscar CBW, WINNIPEG CKPC, BRANTFORD Petsnick (20-23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. 50,000 watts on 990 kcs. (1) Canadian 10,000 watts on 1380 kcs. (1) Telephone adian Standard Broadcast Sales Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 160 City Broadcast Ltd. (2) 571 West St. (24) 1Ca (5) A.K. Morrow (Acting Director of Prairie (3) 519-753-2664 (4) Mrs. Florence M. Provinces) Buchanan (5) Richard D. Buchanan (7) Don Woodley (9) Arnold Anderson (12) Gordon CJLX, FORT WILLIAM CFRW, WINNIPEG Cook (13) Arnold Anderson (14) John Edgar 10,000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) Lakehead 5000 watts on 1470 kcs. (1) Radio Winnipeg (15) Mrs. Kit McDermott (16) Jerry Godin (2) 213 St. (3) 947-1211 (17) Walker (18) Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Myles Ltd. (2) 457 Main St. Winnipeg Glen Brian Studier (3) 622-9618 (4,51 R.P. Mac' MacGowan Blick (7) Dave Garbutt (8) Doug (19) James Featherston (20,21) Lorrie (4,5) J.O. Kincaid (7) Walter J. Clemens (8) Dick Wilson Whaley (7) Fred Whiting (10) Bill Potts & Co. (22) Broadcast Reps Ltd. (9) Bill Logan (10) Bert Cullen (11) Bill (11) Vic Turland (12) Ev. Smallwood (23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1923 (15) Vonda Logan (12) Ron Knight (13) Dan Parker (13) Jim Martin (14) Bob Miller (16) R.P. MacGowan (17) Roberta Couch Whaley (16) Dave Garbutt (17) L. Brockle- John ls (19) John Elder (20,21) Lorrie Potts & Co. bank Barry Ltd. (22) A.J. Messner & Co. (23) Stephens & TVnce (24 Weed &9) Co. 20 23) 1 Hardy rrio & Towndrow (24) Devney Organization 125) 1966 CFJR, BROCKVILLE 1959 1000 watts day, 250 watts night on 1450 (25) kcs. (1) Eastern Ontario Broadcasting Co. CJOB, WINNIPEG Ltd. (2) Brockville (3) 613-345-1666 10,000 watts on 680 kcs. (1) Radio OB Ltd. (4,5) John A. Radford (6)Thomas Statham (2) 930 Portage Ave. (3) 786-2471 (4) F.A. (7) Mac Rouleau (9) James Chapman CFTJ, GALT Griffiths (5) R.M. MacLennan (7) Kirk (12,13) TomStatham (14) Lloyd Ker(17) Joan 250 watts on 111 0 kcs. (1) Galt Broad - Northcott (8) Howard Lawless (9) Cliff Barrington (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (24) Cana- casting Co. Ltd. 12) 46 Main St., Galt Gardner (10) George McCloy (11) Cliff dian Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1926 j3) 621-7510 4.5) John V. Evans (7) A.C. Gardner (12) Steve Halinda (13) Bob Picken Bert" Bond (9 .12,13) John Etherton (14) Dave MacLennan (15) George McCloy (16) Ray Norris (17) Marilyn Kavaner (16) John Cochrane (17) Eleanore Jones (19) James Stone (20-23) Hardy Radio & S19) Reg Durie (20,21) Standard Broadcast TV (25) 1954 ales (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales CFCO, CHATHAM 124) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Greatlakes (25) 1946 Broadcasting System (3) 352-3000 (4) Donald Hildebrand (5) John Larke CKRC, WINNIPEG (6) Vern Rombough (7) Mrs. Shirley Boucher CJOY, GUELPH 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Transcanada (8) Bob Nelson (9) Vern Rombough (10) Bob 10,000 watts on 1460 kcs. (1) CJOY Ltd. Communications Ltd. (2) 300 Carlton St., Nelson (11) Bill Mankiss (12) Pete (2) Bond Bldg.. Guelph (3) 824-7000 Winnipeg (3) 942-2231 (4) Michael Sifton McGarvey (13) Dave Hunge (14) Harold (4) W. Slatter (5) F.T. Metcalf (7) Cliff R. (5) R.K. (Bob) Macdonald (7) Tom Ashmore Smith (15) Bob Nelson (16) Reg Bitton Muir (81 John MacLeod (9) Gord Field (8) R.L. (Bob) Washington (11) Doc Steen (17) Joan Thompson (18) Dave Rondem (10) Terry Spearin (11) Wayne Moore (12) Lee Sage (13) Stan Menzies (17) Mrs. (19) Gordon Brooks (20,21) Paul Mulvihill (12,13) Norm Jary (14) Guus Hayes Ray Patterson (22,23) & Assoc. (15) Mrs. Marilynn Kane (16) Gord Field Vera Gillespie (19) Byles, Gibb (24) Devney (17) (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1928 Organization (25) 1926 Mrs. Margaret Gross (18) Brian Currie R19 Robert Nagyobb (20-24) All -Canada adio & TV (25) 1948 CKY, WINNIPEG 50,000 watts on 580 kcs. (1) Moffat Broad- casting Ltd. (2) 432 Main St. (3) 943-1531 COB onR450 CHAM, HAMILTON (4,5) Randall L. Moffat (7) Don McDermid 10000Cw kcs. (1) Radio CHUC 10,000 Ltd. (2) Box watts on 1280 kcs. (1) Rogers (9) Bill Grogan (10) George Dawes 520, Cobourg (3) 416-372-5401 Broadcasting Ltd. (2) King St. E., Terminal (11) George Johns (12) Bill Trebilcoe (4) D.B. Williamson, P. Eng. (5) Donald J. Fox (10) Doug Whalen Towers (3) 528-0181 (4) E.S. Rogers (13) Jack Wells (15) Mrs. Tannis Yankewicz (12) Larry Hall (5) Roly Koster (6) Norman S. Marshall (16) Ken Woods (17) George Keith (19) Andy (13) Joe Walters (14) Doug Whalen (15) Mrs. Evelyn Ouelhan (17) (7) Dick Drew (11) Bill Compeau (12) Earle Malowanchuk (20,21,23) Stephens & Gail Whitehouse Bradford (13) Norm Marshall (17) June Towndrow (24) Devney Organization Inc. (19) Gord Skinner (20,21) Radio & TV Sales (25) 1957 Archer (18) Gord Chesson (19) Les Rooke (25) 1949 (20,21) Major Market (24) Devney (25) 1967
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MARRI GATES GATES RADIO COMPANY (CANADA) A division of Harris-Intertype (Canada) Ltd. Montreal Office: 212 Brunswick Blvd., Pointe -Claire, Quebec Toronto Office: 19 Lesmill Road, Don Mills, Ontario CFPL, LONDON CJRL, KENORA 10,000 watts on 980 kcs. (1) London Free 1000 watts on 1220 kcs. (1) Lake of the Printing Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 2580 AM RA1710 St. S. Press Woods Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 336 2nd (3) 438-8391 (4) W.J. Blackburn (5) C.N. (3) 468-7850 (4) H.F. Dougall (5,7) Denis (Bud) Knight (7) Ken Smith (9) Geoff Bingle Belleville (8,9) Ron Hill (11) Ron Jay (13) Peter James STATION'S (171 Mrs. (121 Hugh Bremner (121 Ron Hill (131 Dave Gordon (14) Roy Jewell (161 Lloyd Wright (17) Jack June Bishop (19) Ken Wai (20-23) Byles, Illmon (18) Keith Roberts (191 Glen Gibb & (24) Canadianadian Standard Robitaille (20,21) Major Market Broadcast- road ast Sales (25 1939 ers Gibb & Assoc. KEY Bs Weed (24)o.& C23)(2Byles. (1) Company name (2) Mailing address CJOE, LONDON (3) Telephone CFRC, KINGSTON 10,000 watts on 1290 kcs. (1) Middlesex (4) President 100 watts on 1490 kcs. (1,21 Queen's Broadcasters Ltd. (2) Hotel London (3) 433- (5) Manager 3313 (51 Mrs. McManus (5) Len Evans Manager University (3) 546-3871, 6111 (4) H.J. (6) Assistant Margaret Angus (6-18) student volunteers (6) Joe McManus (7) Len Evans (9) Russ (7) Commercial Manager (19) Jack Harrison (25) 1922 Simpson (12) Bill Pring (17) Dorothy (8) Production Manager Hopkins (181 Murray Porteous (19) Paul (9) Program Manager Hunter (20,211 Paul Mulvihill & Co. Ltd. (10 Chief Announcer CKLC, KINGSTON (25) 1967 (11 Music Director 10,000 watts on 1380 kcs. (1) St. Lawrence (12 News Director Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1030 (13 Sports Director (4) R.S. Grant (5) T.D. French CKSL, LONDON (14 Farm Director (3) 544-1380 (71 J.F. French (8,9) C.J. Bermingham 10,000 watts on 1410 kcs. (1) London (15 Women's Director Stevenson St. (3) Manager (10,11) Gary Parr (12) Con Broadcasters (2) 343 Richmond 432- (16 Promotion (13) Jerry Ritzer (15) Donna McNichols 4181 (4) F. Vincent Regan (5) John A. 117 Traffic Manaer (17) Mrs. Betty Kerr (191 Albert Aufleger Funston (7) Grace Howald (8,9) Don Nairn 18 Chief Operator (20-22 Radio & TV (24) Weed & (111 Art Bartel (12,13) Tom Dalby (15) Mrs. (19 Chief Engineer Har1dy Crossan Toronto reps Co (25) Sharon Beattie (16) Mrs. Julie (20 (171 Grace Howald (18) Larry Smith (19) Bill (21 Montreal reps Sales (22)Winnipeg reps Post (20,211 Standard Broadcast reps Sales na- (23 Vancouver Sales (2 5141956 (24 U.S. reps CKWS, KINGSTON diann StandardrBroadcast (25 Station birth date 10,000 watts on 960 kcs. (1) Frontenac Broadcasting (2) 170 Queen St. (3) 544-2340 (5) Roy Hofstetter (7) Leo Clark (8,9) Carl CKMP, MIDLAND Cogan (10,111 Bryan Olney (12) Floyd 1000 watts on 1230 kcs. (1) Midland- Patterson (13) Max Jackson (15) Brenda Orr Penetang Broadcasting (2) 196 Dominion (16118 Mrs. L. (17) Fran Ave. (3) 526-2268 (4,5) R.B. Armstrong Trgueavers191 7(rs Gord Backus (7) Alex Gilmour (8,12) Jim Armstrong CHML, HAMILTON (20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales Ltd. (13.14) Ken Rowland (15) Nancy Jenson 5000 watts on 900 kcs. (1) Maple Leaf (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales (241 All - (17)Emma Armstrong (20-24) All -Canada Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 848 Main St. E. Canada Radio & TV (251 1942 Raio & TV (25) 1959 (3) 549-2411 (4) T.E. Darling (5) W.E. Hall J. W.G. Reid (8,9) Robert CJRN, NIAGARA FALLS (11) Fred Auger n ( 2) Don Johnston Thompson CJKL-CJTT, KIRKLAND LAKE 10,000 watts on 1600 kcs. (1) Radio (13) Perc Allen (16) Michael on and 1230 kcs. (11 K.L. P.O. Box 1600. Clifton (17) Robert Sheppard (19) Ed Victor 5000 watts 560 Niagara Ltd. (2) Standard Broadcast Sales Co. Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 430 (3) 567-3366 Hill (3) 358-7151 (4,5) Jim O'Brien (20.21) (6,7) Gerry Lyons (8,9) Ron (9) Bob O'Brien (11) Herb (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales (24) C ana- (5) William King (8) Fred Travel) Sales (25) 1927 Smith (10) Grant Wyman (11) Ron Smith Bubar (12) Rich Smith (13) Rich Jeanneret dian Standard Broadcast (12) Grant Wyman (13) Bill Cody (14) Bob (16) Bob O,Brien(17) Edith Guild (19) Victor Capp 115) Anita Thompson (16) Grant Ghose (20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales Wyman (17) Jane Mulligan (19) Cy Spence (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales 1241 Cana CKOC, HAMILTON (20.21) Standard Broadcast Sales Ltd. dian Broadcast Sales (251 1964 10,000 watts on 1150 kcs. (1) Wentworth (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales (241 All - Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 73 Garfield Canada Radio & TV (25) 1934 Ave. S., P.O. Box 880 (3) 545-5885 CFCH, NORTH BAY Sifton (5) 10,000 watts on 600 kcs. (1) Northern (4) Clifford J.R. Grisenthwaite Box 1000 North Bay (6) J.M. Hill (7) W.E. Ballantyne (8) G.W.H. CHYM, KITCHENER Broadcasting Ltd. (2) (1) (3) 752-3000 (4) Mrs. P. Campbell (5) Reg Parkhill (11) Ron Smith (12) Larry Gavin 10,000 watts on 1490 kcs. Greatlakes (9) Bruce Ruggles (13) Gary Summers (16) Mr. Lyn Cooper Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) Waterloo Carne (7) Bryan Manson (17) Mrs. Dorothy Howe (19) Leslie Horton Trust Bldg., 305 King St. W., Kitchener (10) Danny Morgan (12) Norris Whitfield (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1922 (3) 743-2611 (4) D.G. Hildebrand; v -p & (13) Pete Handley (16) David Bach (17) Gail sales mgr., C.L. Chambers (5) R.M. Duffy (19) Larry Cameron (20-23) Standard Bambury (7) Robert Wood (9) Keith Sterling Broadcast Sales (24) All -Canada Radio & CKAR, HUNTSVILLE (10) Mark Lade (11) Molly Zakrzewski TV (25) 1931 1000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Muskoka -Parry (12) Barry Pauley (13) Don Cameron Sound Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box (14) Mark Lade (15) Miss C. Pearson G. N. CHWO, OAKVILLE 820 (3) 789-4461-62-63-64 (4) (16) Mac Lindsay (17) Miss J. Lavery 1250 Mackenzie (5) Garth Thomas (7) Marjorie (18) Ken Carter (19) William Graham 1000 watts day. 500 watts night on McFadden (8) Garth Thomas (10) Brian (20,21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (22,23) Byles, kcs. (1) CHWO Radio Ltd. (2) 490 Wyecroft Thompson (12) Paul Walmsley (13) Garth Gibb & Assoc. 124) Devnev Organization Rd., Oakville (3) VI5-2821; WA3-6814, Thomas (14) Sid MacDonald (17) Roberta 25) 1928. call letters changed to CHYM, T.orortto )41 .Howard C. Caine (5) Mrs. Jean Bullen (19) Albert Vandersteeg (20-24) All - 1965 E. Caine (7) Victor Tipple (8) Brian Thomás Canada Radio & TV (25) 1958 (9) Barry Morden (12) John Ferguson (13) Bob Fisher (15) Mrs. Kai Parker (17) Mrs. P. Sailes (19) Alex Velleman Radio CKAP, KAPUSKASING CKKW, KITCHENER-WATERLOO F. Gardiner, 416-924-4477 1000 watts on 580 kcs. (1) Kapuskasing 1000 watts on 1320 kcs. (1) Central & 0) TV Sales (2 2)Broadcast Rep s Ltd Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 24 Byng Ave. Ontario TV Ltd. (2) 864 King St. W., Kitch- (23) Radio-TV Reps Ltd. (25) 1956 (3) 335-2379 (41 Miro Spacek (5) Peter ener (3) 519-744-7331. Toronto: 416- Lawrence Senchuk (8,10) Ed Gary (11) Woody 366-0852 (4) C.A. Pollock (5) W.D. (12,13) Bill Lussier (15) Karen Broadbent McGregor (7) W.T. Valentine (8) John CFOR, ORILLIA (17) Wilma (11) Hoffman 10,000 watts on 1570 kcs. (1) Greatlakes (16) Phil Boucher Heggart Delazzer (9) Dan Fisher Grant N. (19) Miro Spacek (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (12) Gary McLaren Sellner Broadcasting System (2) 241 West St. 326-3511 (4) Don G. Hildebrand Ltd. (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast 16 William Whiting ((17) L13) inda Ortlieb (3) Sales (25) 1965 an (20-24) All- She man Canada Radio &19V125) 1958 (9) Bob7) BowlandFh (11) Mrs. CCarololmesReid (12) John Causley (13) Barry Norman (14,16) Don MacMillan (17) April Roundel) (18) Garry Hooper (19) James N. Profit BUY (20,21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (24) Canadian CHYR, LEAMINGTON Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1945 10,000 watts on 710 kcs day; 250 watts on Group One Atlantic 730 kcs. night; (1) Sun Parlor Broadcasters Ltd. (2) Box 70, Leamington (3) 519-326- CKLB, OSHAWA 6171, 776-7303 (4) G. Ross Bruner (51 John 10,000 watts on 1350 kcs. (1) Lakeland RADIO C. Garton (61 Lou F. Tomasi (7) William J. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 360 King St. W., Gay (8) C. Craig Cole (9) Lou Tomasi Oshawa (3) 723-3415 (4.5) Gordon G. (10) C. Craig Cole (11) Wayne McLean Garrison (7) Mrs. Bernice McWatters (12) Arthur S. Gadd (13) John C. Garton (8,9.11) Terry Nunn (12) Ross Gibson A COMPARISON OF POPULATION (14) Prior Smith (16) John C. Garton (13) Jim Bishop (17) Mrs. Vicki Millar (17) Effie Roach (18) C. Craig Cole (191 Ted Lorrie SHOWS. (19) William C. Marchand (20,21) IN NOVA SCOTIA Cribbie (20,21) Group One Radio (22) Byles, Potts & Co. (221 Broadcast Reps (23) Radio Gibb & Assoc. (23) Group One Radio TV Reps Devney (251 1946 (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (24) Organization HALIFAX & COUNTY 32".. (251 1955 GROUP ONE ATLANTIC 49".. CBO, OTTAWA 5000 watts on 910 kcs. (1) Canadian CKLY, LINDSAY Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 3220, EIGHT STATIONS ONE ORDER 1000 watts on 910 kcs. (1) Greg May Station C Ottawa (5) John J. Dunn Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 249 Kent St. W. (Director, Ottawa Area) 13) 705-324-3585 14,5) J.A. McNabb CALL (7) local, Walter Feschuk. district, Jack Towse (8,10,11) Tex Bagshaw (12) Don CBOF, OTTAWA -HULL (French) Errey (13) Tom Newlands (14) Don Errey 10,000 watts on 1250 kcs. (1) Canadian GROUP ONE RADIO LIMITED (15) Mrs. Rosemary Dignam (16) Tex Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 3220, Bagshaw (17) Mrs. Jean Bain (19) Dick Station C Ottawa (5) John J. Dunn, Alberts (20,21) Hardy Radio & TV (25)1955 (Director. Ottawa Area)
46 The Canadian Broadcaster CKPR, PORT ARTHUR CFRA, OTTAWA CKAR-1. PARRY SOUND 1000 watts night on 580 250 watts on 1340 kcs. (1) Muskoka -Parry 5000 watts day, 50,000 watts on 580 kcs. (1) Radio Station kcs. (2) 87 North Hill St. (3) 344-3526 1 Sound Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 28 William CFRA Ltd. (2) 150 Isabella St., Ottawa 4) H. Fraser Dougall (5) George Jeffrey F. St. (3) 746-2163 (4) G.N. Mackenzie - (7) Steve Van Duffel in (8) Don Burns K elty3(7)4iGeorgellanM. Gowlings(9) Ald5) en (5) Garth Thomas (6) Richard Jason 7) Judi Congdon (8) Garth Thomas (10) Brian 9) John Murphy (11) Rick Hamilton Diehl (11) Ken Grant (12,13) Ernie Calcutt 12) Bill Williams (13) Ken Nicolson (16) Doug McGowan (17) Mrs. Monica Thompson (12) Paul Walmsley (13) Garth Thomas (14) Sid MacDonald (17) Roberta 15) Marion Vickruck (16) Ken Nicolson Waddell (18) Carman Dawson (19) George - 17) Mrs. Kay Hakala (18) Tom Ross Roach (20,21) Major Market Broadcasters Bullen (19) Albert Vandersteeg (20-24) All - Canada Radio & TV (25) 1967 19) Gerhardt Buefow (20-23) Byles-Gibb (22) A.J. Messner & Co. (23) Byles, Gibb 24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales & Assoc. (24) Devney Organization (25) 1930 (25) 1947 CHOV, PEMBROKE 1000 watts on 1350 kcs. (1) Ottawa Valley Broadcasting Co. (2) Pembroke (3) 735- CHSC, ST. CATHARINES 1220 kcs. (1) Radio Station CKOY, OTTAWA 6807 (4) E.G. Archibald (5) Bill Kay 1000 watts on on 1310 (7) Barrie Sutherland (8) Roger Stanion CHSC Ltd. (2) Box 1220, 36 Queenston St., 50,000 watts kcs. (1) CKOY Ltd. (4) Robert E. (2) 635 Richmond Rd., Ottawa (3) 722-6501 (9) Pat Leonard (12) Earl Price (13) Bill St. Catharines (3) 682-6691 Kay (14) Harvey Fraser (16) Wendy Redmond (5) William V. Stoeckel (6) Mike (4) Gordon F. Henderson (5) Jack Daly Doug Setter- (7) Jack (10-ann Cameron (17) Florence Brumm (18) Murray Hanson (7) John Tyrrell 8) Vaughan (12)rTur)Lee Hal Anthonly (13) Pat)Marrsden Mathieson (19) Ed Schmidt (20,21) Paul ington (9) R.E. Redmond (10) Ronn Grimster & Co. (24) Can. Standard Broad- S11) Frank Kirton (12) Jim Marino (13) Barry (15) Ann Hammel) (16)Bill Inglis (19) Ken Mulvihill (15) Mrs. Ruth Puttock (20,21) Stanard Broadcast Sales cast Sales (25) 1942 harpe (14) Stuart Holloway (22,23) Broadcast (24) Cana- Taylor 161 Paul Smith (17) Jocelyn Smith Western Sales (18) Brundle dian Standard Broadcast Sales Co. Glen Tatarnic (19) Roland CHEX, PETERBOROUGH (20,21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (22,23) Radïo- 10,000 watts on 980 kcs. (1) Kawartha TV Reps (24) Devney Organization (25) 1967 Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 659. CKPM, OTTAWA Peterborough (3) 742-7708 (5) Wally 10,000 watts on 1440 kcs. (1) Confedera- Rewegan (7) W.C.'Babe' Fontaine (8,9) Don CKTB, ST. CATHARINES tion Broadcasting (Ottawa) Ltd. (2) 140 O'Neil (10) Sean Eyre (12) Morley Overholt Bruce Anderson 10,000 watts day, 5000 watts night on Wellington St. (3) 237-0125 (4,5) James A. (13)John Danko (16) 610 kcs. (1) The Niagara District Broad- Stewart (7) Don Lomer (8) Gary Page (17 Margaret Martin (18) Frank Schoales Ltd. (2) P.O. Box (19) Bert Crump (20,21) Standard Broadcast casting Co. 610 (3) 684- (9) James A. Stewart (10) Jack Thompson, 1174 (4) W.B.C. Burgoyne (5) Mary C. Gary Page (11) Barbara Hopper (12) Rick Sales (22,23) estern Broadcast Sales (7) (8) (24) -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1942 Burgoyne D.A. Crothers Bob Johnston Martin (13) Ron Wright (17) Mrs. Jean All (9) Jack Dawson (12) Jay Glover (131 Bill Beach (18) Steve Johncox, Barbara Hopper Bird (14) Dave Crichtor (15,16) Mrs.Jean ClarencePayne (20,21) Stephens & CKPT, PETERBOROUGH Stanway (17) Mrs. Marion Mosher (18) Larry (19) (22) Broadcast Reps Ltd. Holleran (19) William H. Allen (20, & Towndrow (24) Weed & 5000 watts on 1420 kcs. (1) Peterborough Broadcast Sales (22,23) West- Co. (2) 131 Charlotte St.. (21) Standard (2)Co ( St) ph1ens Broadcasting ern Broadcast Sales (24) 2anadian Standard Peterborough (3) 742-8822 (5,7) John J. Broadcast Sales (25) 1930 Manol (9) Don Percy (11) Al Kingdon (13) John Gilbert (16) Peter Bennett CFOS, OWEN SOUND (17) Rosemary Weese (19) Garth Quinlan 1000 watts on 560 kcs. (1) Grey and Bruce (20-22) Hardy Radio & TV (23) Byles-Gibb CHLO, ST. THOMAS Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 270 Ninth St. E. (24) Devney Organization (25) 1959 1000 watts on 680 kcs. (1) Souwesto (3) 376-2030 (4) C.J. McTavish (5) W.N. Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 133 Curtis St., St. Hawkins (7) R. Tomlinson (8) F. Taylor Thomas (3) 631-3910 London -432-2286 (9,11) S. Latham (12) R. Kentner (13) R. CFPA, PORT ARTHUR (4,5) John L. Moore (7) Peter A. Webb Maine (14) J. Fleming (15) M. Hutchison 1000 watts on 1230 kcs. (1) Ralph H. (8.9) J. Robert Wood (11) Paul Ski (16) P. Simpson (17) P. Arnett (19) W. Parker Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 747 (31 344-2404 (12-14) Douglas Hinz (16) Peter A. Webb Vallins (20,21) Lorrie Potts & Co. (5) Ralph Parker (20,21) Paul Mulvihill & (17) Mrs. Thelma VanKoughnet (19) Gene S22,23) Byles ,Gibb & Assoc. (24) Canadian Co. (22,23) All -Canada Radio & TV Hinz (20,21) Radio & TV Sales (241 Weed tandard Broadcast Sales (25) 1940 (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1944 & Co. (25) 1948
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November 23, 1967 47 CHNO, SUDBURY CHUM, TORONTO 10,000 watts day, 1000 watts night on 900 50.000 watts on 1050 kcs. (1) CHUM Ltd. Yonge 7 AM RADIO kcs. (1) Sudbury Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 1331 St..Tor. (3) 416-925-6666 (2) 700 (3) 705-674-6401 (4) F.B. Allan F. Box hamps (9W Ricard (5) Peter Scott (11) Dan Chevrette Armstrong (8) Claude tDescrs Larrry STATIONS (12) Cecil McKnight (15) Mrs. Judy Erola Solway. Sales promotion- director, Mrs. Lyn (16)Brian Taylor (17) Mrs. Mima Stiles Rice (11) Bob McAdorey (12) Mac Lipson 19 Henry Albert (20,21) Lorrie Potts & (16) Garry Ferrier (17) Eileen Taylor Co. (22) A.J. Messner (24) Weed & Co. (18) Claude Deschamps (19) George Jones (20,21) Major Market Broadcasters Ltd. KEY (25) 1947 1 O22,23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. (24) Devney (1) Company name rganization (25) 1945 (2) Mailing address (3) Telephone CKSO, SUDBURY 10,000 watts day, 5000 watts night on 790 (4) President CJBC, TORONTO (FRENCH) (5) Manager kcs. (1) Cambrian Broadcasting (2) Box 400. Manager Sudbury (3) 674-0711 (4) W.B. Plaunt 50,000 watts on 860 kcs. (1) Canadian (6) Assistant Corp. (2) Box (7) Commercial Manager (5,7) Ralph Connor (8,9)Jim Waddell Broadcasting 500, Terminal A, Toronto 1 (5) Jack Crains (8) Production Manager (10) Kent Roduk (11) Theresa McPhee Program Manager (12,13) Bob Alexander (15) Joyce Bresnahan (9) (20i Bob (10 Chief Announcer W(9)eIIKe17 CKEY, TORONTO (11 Music Director Ochoski ) Hau er 248) Canada Radio & TV (25) 1935 10,000 watts on 590 kcs. (1) Shoreacres (12 News Director Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 247 Davenport (13 Sports Director Toronto Donald Farm Director Rd., 5. (3)925-3111 (4) (14 CKOT, TILLSONBURG G. Campbell (5) Douglas C. Trowel) (15 Women's Director Stuart C. Brandy (8) Stan (16 Promotion Manager 1000 watts on 1510 kcs. (1) Tillsonburg 7) Larke Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 10, 9,11) Gene Kirby (12,13) Godfrey Hudson (17 Traffic Manager Eddie (18 Chief Operator Tillsonburg (3) 519-842-4281 14.5) John 16) Harvey M. Clarke (17) Guest Engineer Lamers (6.7) John D. Lamers Jr. (8-11) John 18) Roy Lyttle (19) William R. Onn (19 Chief C20-23) Stephens & Towndrow (24) (20 Toronto reps Mather (12,13) Paul Freeman (14) George Weed & (21 Montreal reps D'Ambrose (15) Mrs. Thelma Hyatt (16) John o. (25) 1944 (22 Winnipeg reps D. Lamers Jr. (17) John De Groot (19) Terry (23 Vancouver reps Bennett (20,21) Air -Time Quality Sales U.S. reps 22) Broadcast Reps Ltd. (23) Radio-TV CKFH, TORONTO (24 10,000 watts on 1430 kcs. (1) Foster (25 Station birth date Reps Ltd. (251 1955 Hewitt Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 1 Grenville St. (3) 923-0921 (4) Foster Hewitt CFCL, TIMMINS (5) William Hewitt -(6) Barry Nesbitt 10,000 watts on 620 kcs. (1) J. Conrad Hulse Ron Lavigne Enterprises Ltd. (2) Box 620 Hewa8) t (11) Joey9jCeer(12)) Georgesbitt e CHOK, SARNIA (3) 264-4211 (4) J. Conrad Lavigne (13) Ron Hewat (17) Mrs. C. Starr (18) Jack 5000 watts on 1070 kcs. (1) Sarnia Pierre Stein (6) Tex Lefebvre (7) Pierre Lowe (19) Gerald Wilson (24) ABC Inter- Front St. S5) Broadcasting (1964) Ltd.(2)148Y. N. tein (81 Jacques Lamothe 19-111 Gerald national (25) 1951 3) 519-344-1121 (4) W. A. McKenzie Lefebvre (12) Gerard Jolivet (13) Lou mgr., -rail E. Monk. mgr., Arthur Thibeault (14) Gerard Jolivet (15) Lise O 'Hagan (6) Gene McLaughlin (7) William Cote (16) Jacques Lamothe (17) Lucienne CJWA, WAWA Toll (9) Frank McBride (12) Ian Dunlap Farrell (18) Doug Martin (19) Fred Palmer 1000 watts day, 250 watts night on 1240 (13,14) Tommy Young (16) Frank McBride (20,21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (22) A.J. kcs. (1) Hyland Radio TV Ltd. (2) P.O. Box (17) Janet Lindsey (18) Fred Spring Messner & Co. (23) Stephens & Towndrow 1220, Wawa (3) 705-856-2327 (4) Mrs. E. 119) Robert F. Cooke (20,21) Paul Mulvihill (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1951 Hyland (5, 9, 12, 13) Fred Zimmerman & Co. (221 Broadcast Reps (23) Radio-TV (25) 1964 Reps (24) Donald Cooke Inc. (25) 1946 CJWA is a rebroadcasting station of CJIC CKGB, TIMMINS in Sault Ste. Marie 20 hours out of each24. CJIC, SAULT STE. MARIE 10,000 watts on 680 kcs. (1) Timmins 10,000 watts on 1050 kcs. (1) Hyland Broadcasting Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1046, Tim- )ladio TV Ltd. (2) 119 East St. Box 370 mins (3) 264-2351 (4) K.R. Thomson CHOW, WELLAND (3) 253-1121 (4) Mrs: J.G. Hyland (5) gen. (5) Gerry Hall (7) Art Mousley (9) Dan 1000 watts on 1470 kcs. (1) Wellport mgr., R.H. Ramsay. mgr.. Paul F. Fockler Kelly (10,11) Nick Harris (12) Ron Crowley Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 76 Division St., (6) George Jonescu (7) Paul F. Fockler (13) Nick Harris (15) Mrs. Margaret Van Welland (3) 416-732-4435 (4) G.W. Burnett X8,9) George Jonescu (10) John Rhodes Luven (16) Dan Kelly (17) Joy Campbell (5) D.T. Manning (7) R.S. Burnett (8) Jay (11) Lou Barnes (12) Karl Sepkowski (18) Roger Hall (19) W. Andrew (20,21) SBS Jackson (11) Bernard Boucher (121 Jim (13) John Rhodes (14) Don Ramsay (15) Mrs. Regional Div. (22,23) Western Broadcast Cassidy (15) Mrs. Joan Blanchard (17) Mary Grace Pitt (16) Frank MacKay (17) Mrs. Sales (24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1933 Anne Bosley (19) Roland Brundle Barbara Griffen (18) Tarz Mascardelli (20,21) Radio House Ltd. (23) Radio CFUN -Canada Radio (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1958 1 Irw934inn (20-24) All CBL, TORONTO (1 ))V (avid1 50,000 watts on 740 kcs. (1) Canadian Terminal Broadcasting Corp. (2) Box 500, CBE, WINDSOR CKCY, SAULT STE. MARIE A, Toronto 1 (5) Jack Craine 10,000 watts on 1550 kcs. (1) Canadian 10,000 watts on 920 kcs. (1) Algonquin Broadcasting Corp. (2) University & Radio-TV Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 920 (3) 254- CFGM, RICHMOND HILL (TORONTO) Pelissier Sts. (5) K.A. Murray 7111 (4,5) C,P. Greco (6) Harry Wolfe; 10,000 watts day, 2500 watts night on mgr. of operations, J.H. Meadows (7) H. 1310 kcs. (1) CFGM Broadcasting Ltd. Wolfe (8) M. Lacosse (9,10) D. Carter (2) 50 Yonge St. N. 13) 889-4915 141 John CKLW, WINDSOR (11) J.H. Meadows (12) R. Hilderley O. Graham. vice-pres., Stewart H. Coxford 50,000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) Western (131 H. Wolfe (14) J.H. Meadows (15) G. (5,6.9) Dave Wright (12,13) Ken Foss Farkas Ontario Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 825 Mallory (16) R. Kennedy (17) Jo -Ann (16) Dave Wright (17) Mrs. Karen Davis Riverside Dr. W. 13) 254-2831 141 S.C. (18) S. Williams (19) R. G. Rylatt (18) Michael McCutcheon (19) Brian Sawyer Ritchie (5) R.J. Buss (7) Harold Tower (20,21) ts & 2) A.J. (20,21) Radio House Ltd. (22) A.J. Messner (8.9.11) Paul Drew (12) Dick Smyth Messner (23)i RadioetTV Reps o(24)2Weed & & Co. (23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. (24) Don- 116) Paul Drew (17) Mrs. Margaret Co. (25) 1955 ald Cooke (25) 1957 Di stri buting Corp. of Canada Ltd. (24) RKO General Broadcasting -National CFRS, SIMCOE CFRB, TORONTO Sales (25) 1932 250 watts on 1560 kcs. (1) Simcoe Broad- n 1010 kcs. (1)3 CFRB casting Co. Ltd. (2) Box 98, Simcoe (2)020 St. Clair kW. 924 571 1 (3) 426-3240 (4,5) Ted M. Fielder (8) Bob (4) W.C. Thornton Cran (5) Donald H. CKWW, WINDSOR Watmough (10,11) Doug Cameron (12) Velma artford (6) Jack Dawson (7) W.J. Shubat 500 watts on 580 kcs. (1) Radio Windsor Trickett (13) Ed Williamson (14) Bob (8) Earl Dunn (9) Don Insley (11) Arthur Ltd. (2) 1150 Oulette Ave. (3) 252-5751 Watmough (15) Bette Barber (17) Joyce Collins (12) Arthur Harnett (13) Bill (4) G.W. Stirling (5) George McDonald Vivian (17) Jane Pope (18) Doug Marshall Stephenson (15) Betty Kennedy (16) Jerry (6) Rick Richardson (7) Donna Gross S19) Bob Watmough (20,21) Radio & TV Maccabe (17) Brenda Robinson (18) Don (8) Dick Bourdeau (9) G. Stirling (10,11) Ron ales (25) 1956 McEachern (19) Clive Eastwood (20,21) Stan- Borgoyne (12) Stan Switzer (13) Base dard Broadcast Sales (22,23) Western Jamieson (15) Donna Gross (16) Clare Broadcast Sales (24) Canadian Standard Huard (17) Donna Gross (18) N. Nelson CJET, SMITHS FALLS Sales (25) 1927 (19) Dowhan (20-23) Stephens & 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Rideau Broadcast Wally (2) Box 630, Smiths Towndrow (24) Devney Organization Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (251 1964 Falls (3) 613-283-4630 (4,5) J.W. Pollie CHFI, TORONTO (6) Hal Botham (7) Joe Cashion (9) Gary 10.000 watts day, 1000 watts night on Stevens (12) Dave Quinn (13) Gary 680 kcs. (1) Rogers Broadcasting Ltd. Michaels(17) Mrs. Elaine Closs (19) George (2) 13 Adelaide St. E., Toronto (3) 362- CKNX, WINGHAM Abear (20,21) Paul Mulvihill (22) A.J. 1441 (4) Edward S. Rogers (5) Vaughn 2500 watts on 920 kcs. (1) Radio Station Messner (23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1955 Bjerre (7) D.E. McRobb (8) Alan E.Hinge CKNX Ltd. (2) Carling Terrace, Wingham (9) Vaughn Bjerre (11) David Amer (12) W. (31 357-1310 (4) G.W. Cruickshank (5,7) J. N. Gilmour (13) Milt Dunnell (17) Carol J. Cruickshank (9) John Langridge (10) Jim CJCS, STRATFORD Boyko (18) Russ Holden (19) R.H.Turnpenny 500 watts day, 250 watts night, on1240 Moore (12 John A. Strong (13) Crawford (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1962 Douglas (1 Anna kcs. (1) CJCS Ltd. (2) 125 Ontario Si., 4) Dave Curzon (15) Mrs. (4) G.N. Mackenzie Meyer (16) Wayne Brown (17) Mrs. Lillian 13) 519-271-2450 Gorbutt (19) Scott Reid (20,21) Lorrie Potts (5,7) S.E. Tapley (9,10) Jay Gary (12) Robt. CHIN, TORONTO Mrs.All-CaElaine & Co. (22,231 Byles, Gibb & Assoc. McKay Tim 50,000 watts on 1540 kcs. (1) Radio 1540 ) nada (24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1926 o 11913 John GrGrigg (20-24)ht Ltd. (2) 637 College St., Toronto 4 (3) 416-531-9991 4) Johnny Lombardi CFBR, SUDBURY (5) Ralph W. Kirchen (7) retail, Doug Fraser CKOX, WOODSTOCK 1000 watts on 550 kcs. (1) Sudbury national, Norm Hickey (9) Ralph W. 1000 watts on 1340 kcs. (1) Oxford Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Box 700 (3) 674- Kirchen (11) Peter Nordheimer (12) Joe Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 100, 6401 (4) F.B. Ricard (5,7) RenéRiel Forster (13) Bill Kemp (14) George Ben Woodstock (3) 537-3414 (4) Norris 9) Robert Perrault (17) Mrs. B. Hinton (15) Pam Reeves (16) Roger Abbott Mackenzie (5,7) Walter Hulme (12) John (19) Henry Albert (20,21) Lorrie Potts & (18) Dave Cook (19) Paul Hunter (20) Norm Davidson (15) Barbara Madren (17) Agnes Co. (22) A.J. Messner (24) Weed & Co. Hickey, direct (21-23) Radio-TV Reps Brown (19) Douglas Zufelt (20-23) Radio- (25) 1957 (24) Gill -Perna Inc. (25) 1966 TV Reps (25) 1947
48 The Canadian Broadcaster WINDSOR... The Big, Busy BONUS Market!
really? You know about Windsor, of course - or do you
industry and agriculture . . . FORD WINDSOR . . . the focal point of . . . HIRAM WALKER . . CHRYSLER . . . GENERAL MOTORS CAMP . . . HEINZ . T JOLLY GREEN GIANT . . . STOKELY-VAN . . . WINDSOR SALT . . . . CARLING'S CLARK'S . . LIBBY'S H a . . . CALVERT'S . . Just to name few field E And as far as radar can see, every acre under cultivation, every crop imaginable, fruit, berries, livestock, the works . . .
LUCKIEST PENINSULA IN B WINDSOR . the focal point of THE CANADA! U 50,000 watts blankets Y WINDSOR . . where CKLW'S booming
. . . the whole shebang . . . loud and clear
A BIG, FAT BONUS . . . BUT . . . THERE'S Across the Detroit River lies Cavanaugh -Country, Romney's
. . MICHIGAN. Romper Room . DETROIT AND T H And if you check the U.S. Survey you'll find that CKLW has caught the ears and the fancy of this Windsor E 'suburb'.
Right now, CKLW's 50,000 watts is enjoying a 15-20% B share of Detroit's Metro audience. ;o And through the connecting Windsor -Detroit tunnel, they IV shop and cash in stream into Windsor's Wonderland to U on the 8% money differential . . . to play at Windsor's fabulous Raceway, at Windsor's Elmwood Casino and S the many other internationally -known 'night spots' of Lucky Windsor ... 13,000,000 use the tunnel every year.
No wonder they call CKLW the vocal point . . . of the focal point ... of THE LUCKIEST PENINSULA ON EARTH. C50.000 K LW PERSUASIVE WATTS
Call FRED SORRELL Our Man in Toronto! Get all the facts on the BIG BONUS Market!
Phone 416 - 368 - 6194 CKCH, HULL CFCF, MONTREAL 5000 watts on 970 kcs. (1) La Cie Radio- 5000 watts on 600 kcs. (1) Canadian AM RADIO diffusion CKCH de Hull Ltée (2) P.O. Box Marconi Co. (2) 405 Ogilvy Ave. (3) 273- 460, Terminal Bldg., Ottawa 2 (3) 819- 6311 (4) S.B. Hayward (5) K.M. Dobson 777-2771 (4) J.C. Aubin (5) Jean-Paul (6) P.F.M. Bell -Smith (7) M. Conroy (8) J. STATIONS Lemire 16.7) Henri W. Allard (8) Gilbert Kidd (9) G. Bascombe (11) Miss L. Smyth Bringue (9,10) Yves Lorrain (11) Aurèle (121 B. Cannings (13) D. Irvin (16) Mrs. B. Groulx (12) Denis Boucher (13) Pierre Pitt (17) L. Rasberry (19) J. Thompson McNicoll (151 Simone Lanctót (17) Jean (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV(25) 1919 KEY Tremblay (18) André Régimbald (19) Jean- Company name Louis Guerette (20,21) Standard Broadcast i2; Mailing address Sales (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales (3) Telephone (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales CFMB, MONTREAL (4) President (25) 1933 10,000 watts on 1410 kcs. (1) Chateau (5) Manager Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 2015 Drummond (6) Assistant Manager St. (3) 845-8144 (4,5) C.G. Stanczykowski (7) Commercial Manager CNRS. ST -JEAN & JACQUES -CARTIER 191 Vance Randolph (10) Gerard Rejskind (8) Production Manager 10,000 watts on 1090 kcs. (1) Radio (11;Miss A. Emanuele (17) T. El Ayouti (9) Program Manager lberville Ltée (2) 2019 Boul. Taschereau, 118) Bill Gregory (19) D.A. Kuhlman (10) Chief Announcer Ville Jacques -Cartier (3) 674-6238. (20) Lorrie Potts & Co. (24) National Time (11)Music Director Jacques -Cartier; 347.2343, St -Jean (4) Jean- Sales. Harlan G. Oakes & Assoc. (25) 1962 (12) News Di rector Paul Auclair (5) Pierre Paul Elie (7) Jean (13)Sports Director Marsan (91 Jacques Dufresne (10) Andre (14) Farm Director Sylvain (12) Rolland Ricard (17) Alice Pare CJAD, MONTREAL (15) Women's Di recto r (181 Yvon Rancourt (19) Auguste Dubuc 50,000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) Standard (16) Promotion Manager (201 Radio-TV Reps (25) 1957 Radio Ltd., CJAD Ltd. (2) 1407 Mountain (17) Traffic Manager St. (3) 844-0111 (4) W.C. Thornton Cran (18) Chief Operator (5) H.T. McCurdy (6) Pat Hurley (7) Jack (19) Chief Engineer CJLM, JOLIETTE Martin (8) Gordon N. Hope (9) Bill Roberts (201 Toronto reps 1000 watts on 1350 kcs. (1) Radio -Riche- (11) George Balcaen (12) Doug Williamson (21) Montreal reps lieu Ltée (21 P. O. Box 122, Joliette (13) Al Cauley (15) Doris Clark (16)Gordon (22) Winnipeg reps (3) 753-7432 (4) Henri Olivier (5) Maurice N. Hope (17) Jack Martin (19) Ernie Mott (231 Vancouver reps Boulianne (6) Claude Rochon (7)Cyrille (20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales Co. (24) U.S. reps Denis (8) Gilles Tessier (12) Gilles Loyer (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales (241 Cana- (25)Station birth date (13) Michel Rochon (15) Mrs. Jacqueline dian Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1945 Poirier (16) Maurice Boulianne 1171 Lorenzo Brouillard (19) Joseph Cardin (20-221 Hardy Radio & TV (25) 1960 CJMS, MONTREAL 50,000 watts on 1280 kcs. (1) CJMS Radio Montreal Ltd. (2) 1700 Berri St. (3) 849- CKRS, JONQUIERE 5373 (4) Raymond Crepault (5) Roch 1000 watts on 590 kcs. (1) Radio Saguenay Demers (7) local, Ted Meunier; national, QUEBEC Ltée (2) 175 Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Jonquiere Andre Rancourt (8) Gilles Fleurant (9) Matti (12) Paul Coucke 131 542-4551 (4) Henri Lepage (5) Tom Jacques Burham (6) Gerard Lemieux (7) Tom Burham (13) Rocky Brisebois (16) Mrs. Constance Perron Ouellette (17) Pierre Chantelois (19) J. -C. (91 Gilles Dufour (11) Marcel Towndrow (12) Jean-Paul Tremblay (17) Yvon Perron Lalancette (20.21) Stephens & CFGT, ALMA (19) Paul Gilbert (20-22) Hardy Radio & (22) Broadcast Reps (23) Stephens & 1000 watts on 1270 kcs. (1) Radio Lac -St. TV (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Towndrow (24) Devney Organization Jean Ltée (2) 741 Ave. Dupont, Alma Sales (25) 1947 (25) 1954 (3) 418-662-3461 (4) Dr. Regis Nadeau (5) Lionel Tremblay (6,7) J -Rene Guillot (11-13) Vincent Plourde (18,19) J. Roch CKAC, MONTREAL (20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales CFLM, LA TUQUE 50,000 watts on 730 kcs. (1) La Compagnie (Mlaltais Broadcast Sales (24) Canadian 1000 watts on 1240 kcs. (1) Radio La de Publication de La Presse Ltée (2) 1400 StandWarrdtBrooa Sales 19)5 Tuque Ltée (21 P.O. Box 310 (3) 523-4575 Metcalfe St. (3) 874-7272 (4) Paul Des- (4,5) Jean Trepanier (6) Laurette Leclerc marais (5) Jacques -M. Goulet (7) Luc (12) André Dionne (13) Andre Poitras Duranleau (9) Pierre Beaudoin (10) Gaston (15) Laurette Leclerc (17) Claudette Biais (11) Gerald Vallee(12) Jacques Deom CBJ, CHICOUTIMI (20,21) Group (13) Roger Turcotte (15) Jeannette on 1580 kcs. (1) Canadian Girard (19) Jean-Paul Mathon 10,000 watts One Radio (25) 1959 Brouillet (16) Errol Malouin (17) Mrs. Broadcasting Corp. (2) 121 Racine St. E. Alice Mackay (18) Percy Smith (19) Jean - (5) L. Remillard Aimé Lange (20-23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. CFLS, LEVIS (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1922 250 watts on 1240 kcs. (1) Adrien Begin CJMT, CHICOUTIMI (2) 24 Trans -Canada E. (4) Adrien Begin 1000 watts on 1420 kcs. (1) CJMT Ltée G5) Pat Gendron (7) Stephen Guay (20. CKGM, MONTREAL (2) 365 Racine E., Chicoutimi (3) 543-1517 roup One Radio (25) 1967 10,000 watts on 980 kcs. (11 Maisonneuve (4,5) Pierre Tremblay (7) Francois Ranger BroadcastingCorp. (2) 1455 Drummond St. (9) Achille Soucy (11) André Lajoie (3)845-3201 (4) Geoffrey Stirling (5) Donald (12,13) Ronald Levesque (15) Nicole Wall (6) Don Fawcett (7) Tom Seasons Blackburn (16) Achille Soucy (17) Hélène CKBL, MATANE (8) Dave Davis (9) Don Fawcett (11) Dave Blouin (19) Lucien Simard (20,21) Standard 10,000 watts on 1250 kcs. (1) La Cie de Davis (12) Bill Falkner (151 Denise Broadcast Sales (24) Devney Organization Radiodiffusion de Matane Ltée (2) 155 Galipeau (16) Mrs. Nancy Davison (25) 1954 St. Sacrement, Matane (3) 562-0290 (17) Sharon Robinson (19) Fred Roney (4,5) Rene Lapointe (61 Octave Lapointe (20,21) Stephens & Towndrow (221 Broad- (7) Charles Fredette (8) Octave Lapointe cast Reps 23) Stephens & Towndrow CHVD, DOLBEAU (9,10) J.P. Berthiaume (11) Odette Tardif (24) Devney Organization (25) 1959 1000 watts on 1230 kcs. (1) Radio Maria (12) J.P. Berthiaume (13) André Perron Chapdelaine Inc. (2) Dolbeau (4,5) J.M. (14) Marcel Gamache (15) Mrs. Armande Duchaine (20,21) Group One Radio (25)1966 Desrosiers (16) Georges Guy (17) Lisette CKLM, MONTREAL Bergeron (18) Arthur Fillion (19) Yvan 50,000 watts on 1570 kcs. (1) Radio-Laval Fortier (20-22) Hardy Radio & TV (23) Scharf Inc. (2) 1184 St. Catherine W., Montreal Broadcast Sales (24) Devney Organization (31 861-9091 (4) Roger Vaulu(5,7)Gilles CHRD, DRUMMONDVILLE (25) 1948 Sabourin (9) Guy_D'Arcy (10) Roger Lebel 10,000 watts on 1480 kcs. (1) Radio (11) Jean -Guy Coté (12) Andre Rufiange Drummond Ltée (2) Box 250 (3) 819-472 (13) Andre Jobin (16) Edmond Cote 5458 (4) M. Sigouin (5) J.A. Savoie CKML, MONT -LAURIER Rachel (18,19) (7) Rene Jean (17) Gloutnez Jacques (6) H. Ledoux Claude (8-10) 1000 watts on 610 kcs. (1) C.K.M.L. Inc. St -Pierre (20-23) Hardy Radio & TV Denis (11) P. Pepin (12) G. Martin (13) A. (2) 267 Boul. Paquette (3) 623-1012 (25) 1962 Boulanger (14) R. Chartier (15) Mme P. (4) Patrick Ryan (5,7) Andre Dumoulin Chartier (16) J.A. Savoie (17) H. Ledoux (8-10) Jacques Valle (11) Gaston (18,19) R. Belanger (20-23) Hardy Radio & Dumoulin (12-14) Claude Bergeron CHNC, NEW CARLISLE TV (24) Devney Organization (25) 1954 (15) Rosiane Leonard (16) André Dumoulin 10,000 watts day, 5000 watts night on 610 17) Huguette Gaudrau (19) Rejean St -Jean kcs. (1) Cie Gaspésienne de Radiodiffusion (20-223) Group One Radio (25) 1963 (2) New Carlisle (3) 752-2215 (4) J.A. Poirier CHEF, GRANBY (5) J.R. Péloquin (6) G. Romero 1000 watts on 1450 kcs. (1) La Voix de (7-9) J.R. Péloquin (10) Pierre Bujold CKBM, MONTMAGNY (17) G. RomeriI (19) B. MacDonald l'Est Ltée (2) 136 Principale (3) 372-3301; 1000 watts on 1490 kcs. (1) (20-23) Montreal UN1-2329 (4) Mme Therese Radio Hardy Radio & TV (24) Weed & Co. J. Alleghanys Inc. (2) C.P. 216, Montmagny (25) 1933 Laurion (5) J. Henri Champagne 16) (3) 248-0801 (4) Henri Deschenes Louis Boisseau (7) J. Henri Champagne Andre Mercier (8) Henri (9)J. Louis Boisseau (10) Robert L'Heureux (5,7) Deschenes Bernard (9,12) Oliva Poitras (15) Henriette Michon CFOX, POINTE CLAIRE (MONTREAL) (12) André Charbonneau (13) (16) Andre Mercier (171 10,000 (15) Oliva Poitras watts day. 5000 watts night on Brodeur (14) Paul Labrecque Mireille (18) Roger Biais (19) Hector Fortin 1470 kcs. (1) Pgitras (16) J. Henri Champagne (17) Lise Lakeshore Broadcasting Ltd. (20,21) Radio & TV Sales 125) 1954 (2) P.O. Box 1470. Mtl. 3 (3) 697-1470 Cote (18) Atmand Papineau (19) Raymond (4,5) Gord (20-22) Hardy Radio & TV 1946 Sinclair (8) Frank Gould (9) Doug Bilock (25) Ackhurst (10) Russ Griffith (11) Frank CBF, MONTREAL Gould (12) George Ferguson (13) Russ 50,000 watts on Griffith (17) Bernice Balcaen (19) Bernard 690 kcs. (1) Canadian Greeley (20,21) CHLC, HAUTERIVE Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 6000 Radio House Ltd. (22, 5000 watts on 580 kcs. 1) Radio Cote (5) G. Guerard 23) Radio-TV Reps (24) Donald Cooke Inc. Nord Inc. (2) 1151 Boul. Blanche (3) 589- (25) 1960 3771 (4) J.Claude Tremblay (5) Henri Des- jardins (7) Andre Poirier (8) Pierre CBM. MONTREAL Legeault CBV, QUEBEC (9,10) Camil St -Pierre (12,13) Claude Roy 50,000 watts on 940 kcs. (1) Canadian 5000 watts on 980 kcs. (1) (15) Michele Guerin (19) Gerard Devarenne Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 6000 Canadian (20-23) Group One Radio (25) 1962 (5) F. Guérard Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 400, Haute Ville, Quebec City (5) Rene Dussault
50 The Canadian Broadcaster 3 3
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TORONTO MONTREAL CFCM-TV - only : Hardy Radio & Television Ltd. Announcements WINNIPEG
TORONTO CFCM-TV - Programs only : Paul L'Anglais Inc. MONTREAL
NEW YORK and announcements : Forjoe-TV Inc. Stephens & Towndrow CFCM-TV - Programs VANCOUVER CJAF, CABANO-250 watts CHLT, SHERBROOKE CHRT, ST-ELEUTHERE-250 watts 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Radio Tele- AM RADIO Same programs as CJFP Rivière -du -Loup vision Sherbrooke (1967) Inc. (21 P.O. Box 2000. Sherbrooke (3) 819-569-9331 (4) Jean-Louis Gauthier 15) Marcel Girard STATIONS CHRL, ROBERVAL (7) Lucien Larocque (9) Marcel Girard 1000 watts on 910 kcs. (1) Radio Roberval (10) Marcel Rheault (11) Mrs. Gertrude Inc. (2) 763 Bl. St. Joseph (3) 418-275- Robidoux (12) André DeSeve (13) J -M 1831 (4,5) Benoit Levesque (7) Ludovic Bilodeau (15) Andrée Aube (16) R.H. KEY Brassard (8-10) Germain Gagnon Butler (17) Mrs. Laurette Larocque(181 Roger (1) Company name (12,131 Jacques Bergeron (161 Germain Lemaire 1191 Robert Thiebault (20,211 (2) Mailing address Gagnon (171 Ludovic Brassard (191 Marcel Radio -Television Sherbrooke (1967) Inc. (3) Telephone Bolduc (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (251 1949 (22) A.J. Messner & Co.(23) Byles, Gibb & (4) President Assoc. (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast (5) Manager Sales (25) 1937 (6) Assistant Manager (7) Commercial Manager CKRN. ROUYN (8) Production Manager 250 watts on 1400 kcs. (1) Radio Nord Inc. CKTS, SHERBROOKE 1000 (9) Program Manager (2) 70 Gamble St. W., Rouyn (3) 762-0741 watts on 900 kcs. (1) Telegram (10) Chief Announcer (4) David A. Gourd (5-7) G.F. Capellari Printing & Publishing Co. Ltd. (2) 3330 (11) Music Director (8,9,10,12.131 Roger Houle (15,17) Mrs. King St. W. (3) 569-9331 (4) Lt. Col. John J. News Director Brigitte Guimont (18) Detlef Krumbacher Dunn (5) Henri Delorme (7) Lucien Larocque 112) (11) 113) Sports Director (20-23) Hardy Radio & TV (241 Weed & Co. (8) Berl Dewar Huguette Lussier (14) Farm Director (25) 1939 (12) Jerry Cochrane (131 Gordon Breen (15)Women's Director (14) D.J. MacMillan (151 Diana Parker (16) Promotion Manager (16) R.H. Butler (17)Diana Parker(18) Manager Claude Pare (19) G. Paul (20, 21)Radio-Tele- (17) Traffic Rebroadcasting stations: Inc. (18) Chief Operator CKVD, VAL D'OR vision Sherbrooke (1967) (22) A.J. (19) Chief Engineer 1000 watts on 1230 kcs. A. Messner & Co. (23)Stovin-Byles (24) (20) Toronto reps Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (25)1946 (21) Montreal reps CHAD AMOS (22) Winnipeg reps watts on 1340 kcs. reps 250 CJRS, SHERBROOKE (23) Vancouver 10,000 watts on 1510 kcs. (1) CJRS Radio (24) U.S. reps LA birth date CKLS, SARRE Sherbrooke Ltée (2) 2655 King St. W. 125) Station 250 watts on 1240 kcs. (3) 819-567-8951 (4) J. Lagassé (5) Serges RRaymond (6) Claire Rousseau (7) Stephen Guay (9,12) Serges Raymond (20,211 Ste- Reps POCATIERE phens & Towndrow (22) Broadcast CHGB, LA (23) Stephens & Towndrow (24) Devney 5000 watts on 1310 kcs. (1) CHGB Ltée Inc. (25) 1967 CFOM. QUEBEC (2) 508 4ieme Ave. (3) Organization 250 watts on 1340 kcs. (1) Goodwill 418-856-1310 1340, Quebec 2 (4) G.T. Desjardins (5) P.E. Hudon (7) Louis Broadcasters (2)Box (8) (9,101 Roger CJSO, SOREL 131 683-4931 41 Henri Lepage (5) Mrs. Chamard Maurice Lévesque Plante (11) Yvette Cloutier (12) Charles 10,000 watts on 1320 kcs. (1) Radio - Mary Bush (7) Jean -Guy Bernier (9,10, Ltée (2) P.O. Box 126. Sorel Chenier Ouellette (17) Lise Bois (19) Marc -A. Richelieu 131 Bill Payton (15) Mrs. Jeanne (3) 743-3318 (4) Henri Olivier (51 Maurice (17) Liliane St. Martin (19) Lucien Cote Frève (20-23) Group One Radio (25) 1938 Boulianne 171 Lorenzo Brouillard (8) Claude )20-22) Hardy Radio & TV (24) Canadian Rochon (9) Michel Champagne 112) Lorenzo Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1949 Brouillard (13) Georges Vandal 1151 Mme CJSA, STE. AGATHE DES MONTS Maryse Fagnan (16) Maurice Boulianne 1000 watts on 1230 kcs. (1) Radio Ste. (17) Lorenzo Brouillard (19) Joseph Cardin CHRC, QUEBEC Agathe Inc. (2) Ste. Agathe des Monts (20-22) Hardy Radio & TV (251 1945 50,000 watts on 800 kcs. (1) CHRC Ltée (4,51 Jean M. Legault (7) Marie de Villiers (2) 1143 St. Jean, Quebec 4 (3) 418-522- (20,21) Group One Radio (25) 1967 8177 (4) Colonel Hervé Baribeau (5) Aurèle CKLD, THETFORD MINES Pelletier (7) Yvon Martel (8) Georges McKie 1000 watts day, 250 watts night on 1230 (9) Henri Veilleux (11) Fernando St - kcs. Radio Megantic Ltée (2) C.P. 69. CKRB, ST -GEORGES -BEAUCE Thetford Mines (3) 335-7533 (4,51 Francois Georges (12) Jacques Quirion (13) Maurice 10,000 watts on 1460 kcs. (1) Radio-Beauce Descarreaux (15) Mrs. Lucille Després, Labbé (6) Will Dugre (7) Elizabeth Bolduc Inc. (21 C.P. 100 (3) 228-4811 (4) Yvon (renée Goulet (11) Elizabeth Bolduc Georgette Lacroix, Mrs. Larochelle-Roy Thibaudeau (5) Charles A. (8-10) (17) Dion (181 Marcel Huard Thibaudeau (12) Gilles Levesque (13) (renée Goulet Jaçques (7) Armand Gatellier (81 Jules Venne (19) Arsene Nadeau ( 0-22) Hardy Radio (14) Gilles Levesque (15) Elizabeth Bolduc (9,10) Gilles Bernier (11) N. Sawyer (16) Irenée (17) Mme Martin & TV (23) Stephens & Towndrow (24) Can. (12) Goulet Jeanne Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1926 Jules Venne(131 G. Bernier(141 Jacques (18,19) Irenée Goulet (20,21) Group One Petit (15) Yvette Mathieu (16) Jules Venne Radio (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast (17) Yvette Mathieu 1191 Rene Berube Sales (25) 1950 (20,211 Paul L'Anglais Inc. (25) 1952 CJLR, QUEBEC 10,000 watts on 1060 kcs. (11 CJLR Inc. CHLN, TROIS RIVIERES (211300 Boul. Laurier, Quebec6(3) 527-2564 10,000 watts on 550 kcs. (1) Radio Trois (4,5) Jacques LaRoche (71 Gerry A. Fortin CKBS, ST -HYACINTHE Rivieres Inc. (2) 3550 Boul. Royal, Trois (9,10) Louis Dufresne (12) Jean-Luc 250 watts on 1240 kcs. (1) Radio St- Rivieres (3) 374-3556; Montreal, 861-5297 achon (13) Henri Bertrand (16,17) Joe A. Hyacinthe Ltée (2) 855 Ste -Marie St. (4) Roger Dusseault (5) Maurice Dansereau Quessy (18) Michel Filion (191 André (3) 774-6486 141 J.M. Loranger(5,7) Benoit (6,7) Maurice Duval (8,9) Maurice Bourget Cantin (20-23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. Vanier (101 Gaston Levesque (12) Marcel (10) Michel Thivierge (11) Andre Belle - (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1959 Therriault (181 Lucien Caron (20-22) Hardy feuille (12) Ernest Lamy (13) Sylvain Radio & TV (25) 1959 Cinq -mars (15) Pierrette Fournier(16) Maur- ice Duval (17) Jocelyne Regle (18) Yvon CKCV, QUEBEC Rocheleau (191 Oric Lefebvre (20,21) Stan- dard Broadcast Sales (22,23) Western 10,000 watts day, 5000 watts night on CKJL, ST. JEROME 1280 kcs. (1) CKCV (Quebec) Broadcast Sales (24) Canadian Standard Ltée (2) 978 1000 watts on 900 kcs. (1) Radio Lauren- Broadcast Sales (25) 1937 rue St -Jean, Quebec City (31 529-0011 tides Inc. (2) P.O. Box 900 (3) 438-1228, (4) Gaston Pratte (5) Magella Alain 1229, 1220;435-1544 direct with Montreal. (7) Jacques DuSault (8,9) Roger Gagnon (41 Jean Lalonde (5,7) John R. Fox (8, (11) Jean Leroye (12) Roger Plante 10) Yvon Lavoie (11) Andre CKTR, TROIS RIVIERES Mailloux 10,000 watts on 1150 kcs. (1) CKTR 1958 (13) Paddy Pedneault (141 Roland Gilbert (12) Claire Villeneuve (13) Dave Bal) 115) Louise Leclerc (16) Marie-Paule Ltee (2) 1350 Royale (3) 819-375-485 (14) Gilles Carriere (15) Mde G. Basic (4) Paul Aboud (5,7) Charles Couture Vachon (171 Richard Demeule (19) Lucien John R. Fox (1 (16) 7) Mde M. Perron 18) Jules Héroux (9,10) Andre Gaudreault Côté (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (18) Bruce Atkin 120-22) Hardy Radio & (25) 1926 (12) Bernard Champoux (13) A. (Kid) Martel TV (25) 1956 (17) Jacqueline Frenette (18) Claude Robert (19) Hervé Lapointe (20,211 Radio & TV Sales (24) Donald Cooke Inc.(25)1954 CJBR, RIMOUSKI 10,000 watts on 900 kcs. (1) La Radio du CKCN, SEPT ILES Bas St -Laurent (1966) Inc. (2) 13 rue St - 10,000 watts on 560 kcs. (1) Radio Sept CFLV, VALLEYFIELD Jean -Baptiste (31 418-723-2210 (41 Jacques I les Inc. (2) 700 Laure (3) 962-3838 1000 watts on 1370 kcs. (1) Radio Valley- Brillant (5) Andre Lecomte (6) Francois (4,5) B. Roberge (6) J. P. Gagnon (71 Guy field Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1370, Valleyfield Raymond (71 Roma Pelletier (8) Viateur Marcheterre 18) Ray Perrault (9) Yvon (3) 514-373-1370 (4) A. Cholette (5) J. -C. Lavoie (9) Sandy Burgess (10) Guy Ross Chouinard (10) Norm Laberge (111 M.C. Lefebvre (7) M. Legault (8) R. Belair (11) Lorenzo Michaud (12) Guy Ross Theriault (12,13) Pierre Meunier (15) Nor- (9) A. Truchet (11) Miss T. Deschamps (13) Claude Pearson (15) Louise Lavallée mand Laberge (16) B. Roberge (17) Carmen (12) J. Hébert (13) G. Pétel (t4) Y. Boyer (16) Sandy Burgess 117) Andre Lecomte Vai((encourt (18,19) Marcel Daigle 115) C. Brabant (16) Mrs. M. Beauchesne (18,191 Marcel Vallee (20) All -Canada (20-23) Radio & TV Sales (25) 1963 (17) Mrs. H. Bernard (18) Y. Boutet Radio & TV (25) 1937 (20-22) Hardy Radio & TV (24) Devnev Organization (25) 1961 CKSM, SHAWINIGAN CJFP, RIVIERE -DU -LOUP 1000 watts on 1220 kcs. (1) Shawinigan CKVL, VERDUN -MONTREAL 10,000 watts on 1400 kcs. (1) Radio CJFP Falls Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 50,000 watts day, 10,000 watts night on Ltd. (2) 1 Frontenac St. (31 862-2727 695 (3) 536-4494 141 Arthur Lacoursière 850 kcs. (1) Radio Futura Ltd. (2) 211 (4) Luc Simard (5) Rene Viel (6) Raymond (5) J. Emilien Beaulieu (6) Huguette Gordon (3) 766-2311 (4) Jack Tietolman Lavoie 17) Jacques Miville 18,9) Marcel Cloutier 171 J. Emilien Beaulieu (8) Jean- (5) Corey Thompson (7) Judah Tietolman Rouleau (10) Remi Beaulieu (11) Gilles Pierre Tanguay (9) Alain Chartier (8) Albert Cloutier (9) Marcel Provost Gosselin 112) Georges Vermette (13) pierre (10) Claude Fitzbay (11) Michel Sinclair (12) Marcel Beauregard (13) Bob Rivet Normand (14) Paul Simard (15) Denise (12) Alain Chartier (13) Claude Fitzbay (14) J.A. Lapointe (151 Pierrette Champoux Dupont (16) Jacques Miville (171 Denise (14) Helène St -Yves (15) Michèle Fex (16) Jack Selinger (17) Jean Pelletier Dupont (18) Jacques St-Onge (19) Germain (16) Huguette Cloutier (17) J. Emilien Gerard Pelchat TV (18) (19) Maurice Rousseau Gélinas (20-22) Hardy Radio & Beaulieu (181 Jean-Paul Coutu (19) Marcel (201 Radio & TV Sales (24) Canadian (24) Devney Organization (25) 1947 Bellemare (20,21) Radio&TV Sales (25)1950 Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1946
52 The Canadian Broadcaster CFDA, VICTORIAVILLE CJEM, EDMUNDSTON CKMR, NEWCASTLE 1000 watts on 1380 kcs. (1) Radio 5000 watts on 570 kcs. (1) Edmundston 1000 watts on 790 kcs. (1) Miramichi Ltée (2) 55 St. Jean Baptiste Radio Ltd. (2) 91 Canada Rd., Edmundston Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Newcastle Victoriaville (4) L.W. Flett (5,7,9) R.J. (3) 752-5545 (4) Lucien Michaud (5. (3) 735-3351 (4) George Michaud (5) George (3) 622-3311 7) Francois Bastien (8) Fernand Corbeil Lebel (6) Patrick Gendron (7) G.A. Lebel Wallace (13) Brian Christopher (15,16) Dan (9) Lucien Michaud (10) Fernand Corbeil (8) Patrick Gendron (9) G.A. Lebel Leeman (17) Mrs. Barbara Lockerbie (11) Lucien Michaud (12) Normand LeClerc (10) Donald D'Amours (11) Doreen Pelle- (18) Blair Trevors (19) R.J. Wallace (13) Gilbert Foucault (14) Claude Boisclair tier (12) Donald D'Amours (13) Camille (20,21)949Hardy Radio & TV (24) Weed & Co. (15) Denyse Trottier (16) Francois Bastien Dubé (14) Antonio Gagnon (15) Gloria (25) 1 (17) Denyse Trottier (18,19) Réal Laramée Friolet (16) Jean Fournier (17) Caroll Fife S20-23) Group One Radio (24) Canadian (181 Walter Martin (19) Marcel Vallee (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1946 CBD, SAINT JOHN tandard Broadcast Sales (25) 1951 10,000 watts on 1110 kcs. (1) Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 1538, Fredericton (5) Harold Hathaway CKVM, VILLE MARIE CBZ, FREDERICTON 10,000 watts on 710 kcs. (1) Radio 10,000 watts on 970 kcs. (1) Canadian Témiscamingue Inc. (2) rue St -Anne. Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 1538 (5) Harold Hatheway CFBC, SAINT JOHN Ville-Marie (3) 710 (4) . Hervé Leblanc 10,000 watts on 930 kcs. (1) FundY (5) René Legault (6) Jean-Paul Paquette Broadcasting (21 P.O. Box 930 (3) 692-3301 Yvon Lariviére (12) Jean-Paul (7.9,10,11) CFNB, FREDERICTON (4) James Turnbull (Bob)av Paquette (13) Yvon Larivière (14) Isidore (7) (Doc) (Lia(LockhrtLindsay (8) Laliberté (15) Mme Alice Ethier (17) Mlle 50,000 watts on 550 kcs. (1) Radio Atlantic Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 217, 67 York St. Oogles (9,10) Ron B. Wilson (11) R.A. Marcelle Cholette (19) Gaston Tasset Lockhart (121 Dave White (13,14) Ralph (20,21) Air -Time Quality Sales (25) 1950 (3) 475-5501 (4) D. Malcolm Neill (5) Jack T.H. Fenety (61 Stanley E. Hooper (7) Jack McLenaghan (15) Kaye Ramsay (16) Owen T.H. Fenety (8,9) John W. Richards Romaine (17) Lynda Beyea (18,19) Angus (10) Robert Stillwell (12) Gordon Catt Weeks (20-22) Radio-TV Reps (23) A.J. (13) Mac MacGowan (15) George W. Messner (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Mountain (16) John W. Richards (17) Mar- Sales (25) 1946 N. BRUNSWICK garet Burnett (19) Glenn D. Love (20. 21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (22) Broadcast Reps (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1923 CHSJ, SAINT JOHN 10.000 watts on 1150 kcs. (1) New CKBC, BATHURST Brunswick Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 335 10,000 watts on 1360 kcs. (1) Bathurst Union St. (3) 657-3410 (4) L.F. Daley Q.C. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 455 Golf St. CBAF, MONCTON 5000 watts on 1300 kcs. (1) Canadian (5) G.A. Cromwell (6) Doug Burrows (2) (7) James Sward (9) Don Kirton (12) John Wintn6(74fi1 R.J. G4)allagheri(8)hDonSHinton Broadcasting Corp. P.O. Box 950 (5) Guy Theriault Miller (13) Jack Woodhouse (151 Grace (9) Bill Winton (11) Denis Menard (12) Don Craft (18) Ken Ogden (19) Wm. Diekarski Hinton (13) Al Hebert (14) Walt Forsey (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1934 (15) Mrs. Marty Elliott (16) Dick Gallagher (17) Mrs. Sandra Stever (19) Phil Paquet (20-23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1955 CKCW, MONCTON 10.000 watts on 1220 kcs. (1) Moncton CJCJ, WOODSTOCK Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Gordon Street 1000 watts on 920 kcs. (1) Carleton Earle Victoria Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. CKNB, CAMPBELLTON 13) nds Ross a 8-10)1 Ro bert F Reid y(11) (Jack Reid Box 920 (3) 506-328-6661 (4) R. J. 10,000 watts on 950 kcs. (1) Restigouche Morrison (5) Bruce A. Smith (7) Mrs. S.H. (2) (3) (12) Claude Cain (13) Garth Cooper Broadcasting Box 340 506-753-4415 (14) Alan Saunders (15) Lori Joudrey Morrison (8) Larry Dickinson (10,11) Dave (4) John Alexander (5) W.J. Freeman Rogers (12) Bruce A. Smith (14) Walter (10) Terry Adams (16) Bob Reid (17) Lorraine Maillet (6,8) Jim Morrison Oke (19) Keith MacConnell Tompkins (15) Wendy Hill (16) Larry S13 Hume (15) Hachey 117) (18) Robert Don Joan Jane (20,21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (22) A. J. Dickinson (17)Mrs.Carol Rogers (18) Larry t. Laurent (19) .J. Freeman (20-23) Hardy Dickinson (19) Gary Orser (20-23) Radio- Radio & TV (24) & Co. (25) 1939 Messner (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Weed Sales (25) 1934 TV Reps (25) 1959
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53 1 November 23, 1967 ld CKEC, NEW GLASGOW 5000 watts on 1320 kcs. (1) Hector NEWFOUNDLAND Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 519 AM RADIO (3) 752-4200 (4,5) Douglas B. Freeman (7) Bill Boyce (8) Bill MacCulloch, Bill Graham (10) Bill MacCulloch (11) Mrs. STATIONS Marjorie MacKay (12) Dick James (13) John D. MacDonald (16) Bill Graham (17) Mrs. CBY, CORNER BROOK Violet Robertson (18) Len O'Neill 10,000 watts on 990 kcs. (1) Canadian (19) Richard A. Freeman (20,21) Air -Time Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 610 Sales (22,23) Broadcast Reps (24) Donald (5) C.V. Hierlihy NOVA SCOTIA Cooke Inc. (25) 1953 CFCB, CORNER BROOK CBA, SACKVILLE CFSX, STEPHENVILLE on kcs. CFSX-500 CKDH, AMHERST 50,000 watts on 1070 kcs. (1) Canadian CFCB-1000 watts 790 kcs. (1) Tantramar Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 3000, watts on 910 kcs. (1) Humber Valley 1000 watts on 900 P.O. Box 790 (3) 634- Broadcasting (2) Church St. (3) 667-3875 Halifax (5) F.G. Cooke (Director of Radio Broadcasting Co. (2) (5,7) T. H. Tonner Operations) 3111 (4) Dr. Noel Murphy 15) James R. (4) J. A. Manning Pittman (8) George (9) Frank Larry an O'Rourke (7) Gordon Jack Armstrong( (012,13)r nCLownds Buffett (9) Robert Capp (10)Gerald Murphy (15) Shirley MacKay (11) Sandra Linfield (12) John Penney (14) Frank MacDonald CBI, SYDNEY Rossiter (17) Shirley MacKay 1140 (1) Canadian (13) Joseph Mullins (16) Vincent (16) T.H. Tonner 10.000 watts on kcs. Humber 218) Jim McGrath (18) George Lewis (19) Sid Bernasconi Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 700 (17) Roger (20-24) Group One Atlantic (25) 1957 (19) Joseph Parsons (20-23) Radio & TV (5) K.R. Hill Sales (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1960 CJFX, ANTIGONISH 10,000 watts on 580 kcs. (1) Atlantic CHER. SYDNEY 85 St. Ninian St. (1) Broad- CBG, GANDER Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 10,000 watts on 950 kcs. CHER 1450 (1) Canadian (4) Dr. F.J. Ginivan (5) J. (2) Box 950 (3) 539-2900 250 watts on kcs. (3) 863-4580 casters Ltd. Corp. (2) 98 Sullivan Ave. Clyde Nunn (6) Bruce Rafuse (7) Gus (4) R. David Neima (5) Dave Neima, Bob Broadcasting MacKinnon (8) Larry Lamey (9) Bruce Rafuse McGuigan (7) Jim Lovelace (8) Dennis (5) Bert Dawe Gus MacKinnon Sears Natal (9) Ron Rosuold (11) Weldon Boone 12) Raymo dMacDonald11(13))Dr. Cecil (12) Jack Columbus (13) Dennis Natal CFBG, GOOSE BAY MacLean (14) Gus MacKinnon (15) Joanne (15) Cecelia Darnbrough (16) Jim Lovelace 1000 watts on 1340 kcs. (1) Canadian Doyle (16) Larry Lamey (17) Gertrude 1171 Madelaine Tedford (19) Norm Robar Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 237 (arWallace (18) Greg MacDougall (19) Donald S20-23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc.24) Canadian (5) G.E. Frederick Holmes (20-23) Group One Radio (25) 1943 tandard Broadcast Sales (25) 1965 CJOX. GRAND BANK CKBW, BRIDGEWATER CJCB, SYDNEY 1000 watts on 710 kcs. (1) Nfld. Broad- 10,000 watts on 1000 kcs. (1) Acadia 10,000 watts on 1270 kcs. (1) Cape Breton casting Co. (2) CJON, St. John's (3) 579- Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 215 Dominion Broadcasters (21 Box 1270, Sydney 5015 (4) Don Jamieson (5) Colin Jamieson St. (3) 902-543-2401 (4) L.L. Rogers (3) 564-5596 (4) J. Marven Nathanson (8.9) Dave Maunder (10) Mick Stocklev (5) John F. Hirtle (6) James A. MacLeod (5) Norris Nathanson (7) Mrs. Florence (12) Bill Callahan (13) Howie Meeker (7) Paul D. Rogers (8,9) Robert A. MacLeod (8) Lloyd Taylor (10) Robby (15) Mrs. Muriel Tucker (16) Rex Stirling MacLaren (10) Hugh A. Godfrey (11) Robert Robertson (11) Donna Burke (12) Don (17) Emilie Davis (18) Chuck Peddle A. MacLaren' (12) Edward C. Boylan Mclsaac (13) Clayton Campbell (15) Ann (19) Oscar Hierlihy (20-23) Byles. Gibb & (13,14)) Robert A. MacLaren (15) Mrs. Terry MacLellan (17) Winnie MacDonald Assoc. (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1964 Virginia Fleming (16) Hugh A. Godfrey (18) Bill Warren (19) Alf Vernon (20-24) AlI- (17) Mrs. Pauline Fraser (19) Douglas B. Canada Radio & TV (25) 1929 Hirtle (20-24) Group One Radio (25) 1947 CBT, GRAND FALLS 10,000 watts on 540 kcs. (1) Canadian (2) High St. & Mill Rd. CKCL, TRURO Broadcasting Corp. CFDR, DARTMOUTH 1000 watts on 600 kcs. (1) Colchester (5) M.A. Grace 5000 watts on 790 kcs.(1) Radio Dartmouth Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 788 Ltd. (2) Box 1057 (3) 469-9231 (4) C.A. (3) 902-893-4491 (4,5,7) J. Arthur Manning CJCN, GRAND FALLS Patterson (5) C.J. Flemming (7) W.L. (9) W. Frank Harvey (11) Jack S. Armstrong 10,000 watts on 680 kcs. (1) Nfld. Patterson (8) Mrs. Claire Christie (9) Gerry (12.13) Brian MacKenzie (14) Frank Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 333 Schwartz (11) Baz Parsons (10) Dale MacDonald (17) Mrs. Ruby McSween (31 2470/2350 (4) Don Jamieson (5) Mike Russell (12) James Geary (13) Clary (18) Bob Bartlett (19) E. Sid Bernasconi Roberts (9) Rod French (10,12) Mike Flemming (151 Carol Dillman (16) William (20,21,24) Group One Radio (25) 1947 Roberts (13) Howie Meeker (15) Mrs. Muriel Duncan (17) Mrs. Carol Taggert (18) Melvin (20-23) Major Tucker (161 Rex Stirling (17) Emilie Davis Dear (19) John Hutchinson (18) Chuck Peddle (19) W. Whilehorne Market Broadcasters (24) Weed & Co. CFAB, WINDSOR & Assoc. (24) Weed (25) 1962 (20- 250 watts on 1450 kcs. (1) Evangeline C23) (2B les,196 Gibb Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Windsor (3) 678- 2111 (4) F.J. Burns (5) W.A. Bishop CBH, HALIFAX (7) George Gamble (9) A.C. Williamson CKCM, GRAND FALLS 10,000 watts on 860 kcs. (1) Canadian 10,000 watts on 620 kcs. (1) Colonial (11) Loran Fevens (12) Ron Pulsifer 430 Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 3000 (13) Arnold Edwards (14) Will Bishop Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) P.O. Box (5) F.G. Cooke (Director of Radio Opera- (17) Wanda Best (19) David Morrison (31 4301-4302 (4) J. V. Butler (5) J. M. tions) (20-23) Group One Radio (24) 1945 Murdoch (7) E. Connolly (8.91 John Murphy (10) Bruce MacDonald (11) Art Rockwood (12) Elmer Harris (13) Bruce MacDonald CHNS, HALIFAX CJLS, YARMOUTH (17) Mrs. Maureen Robin (18) Jim Wellman 10,000 watts on 960 kcs. (1) Maritime 250 watts on 1340 kcs. (1) Gateway (19) Grayson Feltham (20, 21) Paul Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 400, Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 222 Main St. Mulvihill & Co. (25) 1962 (4) Halifax (3) 902-422-1651 George (31 742-4343 (4.5) Donald L. Smith Piercey (51 Fred W. Arenburg (7) Harry (6) Malcolm Smith (7) Donald L. Smith CHCM, MARYSTOWN A.L. Stephen (8) Hal Blackadar (9) Orville (8.91 Malcolm Smith (10,11) Bart Warburton Pulsifer 110) Clive Schaefer (12) Gerald 1000 watts on 560 kcs. (1) Colonial (12) Malcolm Smith (13) Darrel Daniels Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) Box 100, N. Kendrick (13) Charles 'Chuck' Hickey (16) Malcolm Smith (17) Donald L. Smith (14) Lloyd Palmer (16) Hal Blackadar Marystown (3) 56 (4) J.V. Butler (5) Charles (18) Donald R. Smith (19) Donald L. Smith Noseworthy (7) Gordon MacHugh (10) Gary (17) Judith Spicer (18) Carl Westhaver (20,21) Radio & TV Sales (25) 1934 R19 Richard Parker (20-24) All -Canada Hebbard (11) Jim Coady (12) Bob Power adio & TV (25) 1926 (17) Margaret Drake (19) W.B. Williams S20-23) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (24) Canadian tandard Broadcast Sales (25) 1962 CJCH, HALIFAX night 10,000 watts day. 5000 watts on CBN, ST. JOHN'S 920 kcs. (1) CJCH-920 Ltd. (2) 2885 Roble (4) Alan F. 10,000 watts on 640 kcs. (1) Canadian St., Halifax (3) 455-0481 (2) P.O. Box 5490 Waters (5) Fred G. Sherratt (7) E. Hall E.1. Broadcasting Corp. P. (51 R.G. (Regional program (8) Wayne Hooper (9) W. Ozard (11) Russ O'Brien director) Campbell (12) W. Mitchell (13) Harris Sullivan (17) Pamela Clarke (19) R. CFCY, CHARLOTTETOWN CJON, ST. JOHN'S McCausland (20,21) Major Market Broad- 10,000 watts on 930 kcs. (1) Nfld. Broad- casters (22) A.J. Messner & Co. (23) Byles- 10,000 watts on 630 kcs. (1) Island Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1060 casting Co. Ltd. (3) 579-5015 (4) Don Gibb & Assoc. (24) Canadian Standard Jamieson (5) (7) Bill Broadcast Sales (25) 1944 (3) 894-7347 (5) R.F. Large (7) E.P. Colin Jamieson Williams (8) L. McAulay (12) Hartwell Squires (8,9) Dave Maunder (10) Bob Lewis Daley (13) Loman McAulay (141 Dave Ward (12) Bill Callahan (13) Howie Meeker (15) Jane Weldon 116) M.E. Large (17) E.P. (15) Mrs. Muriel Tucker (16) Rex Stirling CKEN, KENTVILLE (17) Emilie Davis (18) Chuck Peddle 1000 watts on 1350 kcs. (1) Evangeline Williams (18) D. Wood (19) G.M. Tait (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1922 (19) Oscar Hierlihy (20-23) Byles, Gibb & Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Kentville Assoc. (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1951 (31 678-2111, 678-7455 (4) F.J. Burns (5) W.A. Bishop (7) George Gamble (9) A.C. Williamson (11) Loran Fevens (12) Ron VOCM, ST. JOHN'S Pulsifer (13) Arnold Edwards (14) Will CJRW, SUMMERSIDE 10,000 watts on 590 kcs. (1) Colonial Bishop (17) Wanda Best (19) David 250 watts on 1240 kcs. (1) Gulf Broad- Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) P.O. Box Morrison (20-23) Group One Radio (25) 1948 casting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1660 1-590 (3) 726-5590 (4) J.V. Butler (5) Bill (3) 436-2201 (4,5,71 R.C. (Bob) Schurman Williamson (7) Denys Ferry (8) Dave (9) Lowell Huestis (10) John Parry Broomfield (9) Art Andrews (.10) Pat CKAD, MIDDLETON (11) Lowell Huestis (12,13) Paul Schurman Murphy (11) Pete Tuff (12) Noel Vinnicombe 1000 watts on 1490 kcs. (1) Evangeline (14) Lowell Huestis (15) Mrs. Margaret (13) George McLaren (16) Dave Broomfield Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Middleton Ann Craig (161 John Perry (17) Rose Ann (171 Rose Murphy (20-23) Paul Mulvihill (3) 678-2111 (4-23) same as CKEN Perry (191 FredMacFarlane (20,21) Air -Time & Co. (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast (25) 1962 Sales (22,23) Radio-TV Reps (25) 1948 Sales (25) 1936
54 The Canadian Broadcaster You ought to see us in color! Most of our one -hour and half-hour programs and feature films are in glorious, audience -attracting, rating -boosting color.
HALF-HOUR HALF-HOUR ANIMATION THE MONROES JOURNEY TO THE BATMAN THE TIME TUNNEL CENTER OF THE EARTH BLUE LIGHT ONE -HOUR 12 O'CLOCK HIGH CUSTER THE FELONY SQUAD VOYAGE TO THE DANIEL BOONE BOTTOM OF THE SEA THE GREEN HORNET JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE 11 FEATURE FILMS PEYTON PLACE LAND OF THE GIANTS MARK ONE LOST IN SPACE
20TH CENTURY -FOX TV 20TH CENTURY- FOX INTERNATIONAL, INC. CORP. LTD. 444 West 56th Street 110 Bond Street New York, New York 10019 Toronto 2, Ontario, Canada 212-957-5000 J 416-364-3471 TELEVISION QUEBEC'S 3rd MARKET CANADIAN SALES JONQUIERE- CHICOUTIMI REPRESENTATIVES "Survey of Markets 1967-68": Greater Urban Area Population: AIR -TIME QUALITY SALES LTD. A i MI SSNER & CO. LTD. 109,400 (3rd largest Metro - Toronto 2149 Yonge St. 485-0746. Mike VV nnrl,i'y 2 171 McDermot Ave. E., 204- President, A.J. 'Tony' Messner. Urban area in Quebec). Callahan. Montreal: 1396 St. Catherine 943-9574. St. W. 866-5353. Manager, Murray Messner. Telex: 03-5563. "The Financial Post": July ALL -CANADA RADIO & TELEVISION LTD. PAUL MULVIHILL & CO. LTD. 22, 1967: Toronto1:1000 Yonge St. 925-9361. President, Toronto: #214, 4 Richmond St. E., 363- J. Stuart MacKay. Vice -President and 8814. Paul Mulvihill, Norm Bonnell, Bus Average Weekly Wage -Salary: General Manager, Ross A. McCreath. Vice - Sadler, Bob Dale, Bruce Hawkins, Peter Eric Greenway. Montreal: #506. in President and Secretary -Treasurer, Jackman, Gary $119.89 (highest Quebec, Williams. Vice -President, Radio, K. A. 1434 St. Catherine St. W., UN 1-7987. 3rd highest in Canada). Baker. Manager, Toronto TV. Donald M. Radio & television, Ken Billings, Norm Smith. Montreal: 915 Dominion Sq. Bldg., Gui Ifoyle. UN 1-5656. Manager, Peter Sisam. Calgary: 1230 17th Ave. S.W., 244-2455. Manager, Jack Cavanaugh. Winnipeg: ALWAYS FULLY #208, 181 Pioneer Ave., WH 2-6861. LORRIE POTTS & CO. LTD. Manager, Bill Edge. Vancouver: One Toronto 7: 13A St. Clair Ave. W., 921-8951. Bentall Centre. MU 4-7461. Manager, Manager, Lorrie Potts. Montreal: 1117 St. Arnold Nelson. New York: 10 Rockefeller Catherine St. W., 845-6448. Manager, COVERED BY Plaza, #518. Cl 6-1425. Manager, Bill Scotty Sheridan. Townsend. Chicago: 333 North Michigan Ave., #916. 372-2528. Ken Schaefer. San Francisco: 559 Pacific Ave., DO 2- RADIO HOUSE LTD. 7159. A. Dougherty. Hollywood: 6565 Toronto 17: #3. 45 Overlea Blvd., 425-1414 Sunset Blvd., #515. HO 2-6676. T. Papich. J. Richard Guest, William Robert Hazell, Atlanta: 1371 Peachtree St., #422. TR 5- Mike Mezo, Adrien Egan. Montreal: #14, 6644. Bob Baird. Dallas: 1407 Main St., Laurentian Hotel, 878-1470. Manager, Al #1419, Dallas, Texas 75201., RI 7-3723. Thomas. Jim Hughes.
BROADCAST REPRESENTATIVES LTD. RADIO -TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES LTD. Winnipeg: P.O. Box 801, 204-582-2918. Toronto: 2 St. Clair Ave. W., 927-3221. President, J.O. Blick. Executive Director, President, Gordon Ferris. Executive vice- Mrs. Helen M. Kolomaya. president, Bob Quinn. Vice-president, TV, Herb Marshall. Vice-president. Radio, John Grant. Montreal: Cantlie House, BYLES, GIBB & ASSOCIATES LTD. 1110 Sherbrooke St. W.. 288-1188. Vice- Toronto: 406 Jarvis St., 927-4470. Presi- president, Eric Viccary. Vancouver: 1131 dent., W.D. Byles. Executive Vice-presi- Richards St., 685-0288. Vice-president, K dent, J. Bart Gibb. Vice-president and Notre Frank Jobes. Winnipeg 2: #802, 228 General Manager. Henry H. Nimmo. Dame Ave., 943-9574. A.J. Messner. Montreal: Crossroads of Canada Bldg., #204, 1118 St. Catherine St. W., Mtl. 25. 866-3641. Vice -President and Quebec Manager, Walter Machny. Winnipeg: 365 RADIO & TELEVISION SALES INC. Broadway Ave., 204-942-1892. Manager, Toronto 5: 85 Bloor St. E., 924-4477. Harold Olson. Vancouver: 517 Crown Manager, Andy McDermott. Keith Kearney, Bldg., 615 W. Pender St.. 604-682-6391. Ted Brock, Paul McDermott, Frank Gardiner. R 1507 Manager, J.W. Stovin. Montreal: Le Cartier. Peel & Sher- brooke, 849-1131. Manager, Jim McLennan. GROUP ONE RADIO LTD. Toronto: #714, 433 Jarvis St.. 923-0919. Pres., Bev Martin. John Burns. Montreal: STANDARD BROADCAST SALES CO. LTD. #1103, 1808 Sherbrooke St. W., 923-8357. Toronto 7: 2 St. Clair Ave. W., 924.5721. Vice-pres and Manager, Al Bazinet. Don Major market: president, Waldo J. Holden. Morton. Halifax, Group One Atlantic: Exec. vice-president, W. Larry Heisey. 1749 Oxford St., 429-2212. Art Peters. Vice-pres. & gen. mgr., Arnold W. Stinson. CKRS-TV Vancouver: 517 Crown Bldg., 615 West manager, Fred Ursel. Regional division, Pender St., 682-6391. Jim W. Stovin. manager, R.C. Armstrong. Montreal: 1407 Jonquière Channel 12 Winnipeg: 365 Broadway Ave., 942-1892. Mountain St., 849-2454. Major market: Harold Olson. vice-pres. & gen. mgr., Richard R. Moody. Chicoutimi Channel 2 Regional division: vice-pres. & manager, Lionel Morin. Roberval Channel 8 HARDY RADIO & TV LTD. Port Toronto: #715, 2 Carlton St., 363-9433. -Alfred Channel 9 General Manager, Arthur Harrison. Montreal: 1010 St. Catherine St. W., STEPHENS & TOWNDROW Mezzanine 11, 861-5461. Manager, Paul CBS Radio of Canada Ltd. Toronto: #1608. CKRS-RADIO Martel. Quebec City: 1143 St. John St.. 2 Carlton St., 363-9391. President & media 522-8177. M. Aurele Pelletier. Winnipeg: director, Allan Slaight. Vice-pres. & man- P.O. Box 801, 582-2918. Mrs. Helen ager, Charles W. Fenton; Montreal: #675.. 1000 Watts Kolomaya. 2055 Peel St.. 844-3975. Manager, Guy Royal. Vancouver: 1006 Richards St., 590 Kilocycles 684-6277. Manager, Jim S. Crawford. INDEPENDENT CANADIAN TV SALES LTD. (I C.T.V.) Toronto: 175 Bloor St. E., 923-2451. LEADERS IN BBM D.M. 'Doug' Pearson, T.B.J. 'Tom' Atkins, STOVIN-BYLES TELEVISION LTD. R.A. 'Bob' Stevenson, Vera Bayrak (traffic( Toronto: 400 Jarvis St., 416-924-5764. March 1967 Montreal: #206, 1118 St. Catherine St. W., President & managing director, W.D. Byles. 1967 861-3395. Lincoln 'Link' A. Mayo. Exec. vice-president, W.H. Clark. Vice- July presidents, W.S. MacDonald, F.G. Strange, A.A. Panza. Montreal: #428, 1500 Stanley REPRESENTATIVES: PAUL L'ANGLAIS INC. St. 514-8497731. Vice-president & Toronto 7: 2160 Yonge St., 487-1551. Quebec manager, J.R. Genin. Winnipeg: CANADA Manager, G.W. Belanger. Montreal 24: 365 Broadway, 204-942-1892. Manager, Harold Hardy Radio & Ltd. 1405 de Maisonneuve St., 526-9201. Olson. Vancouver: 517 Crown Television Manager, Guy Daviault. Bldg., 615 W. Pender St., 604-682-6391. Vice-president & mgr., J.W. Stovin. U.S.A. MAJOR MARKET BROADCASTERS LTD. Canadian Standard Broadcast Toronto 7: 1255 Yonge St., 929-3301. WESTERN BROADCAST SALES R.D. Munro, L.J. Kennedy, R.H. Sheppard. Vancouver 227 Columbia St., New Sales W.D. Whitaker, Ken Munro. Montreal 2: Westminster, 604-522.4521. Sales mgr., Le Cartier, 1115 Sherbrooke St. West, Mike Davies. Winnipeg: 930 Portage Ave., 845-4111. E.R. Richmond, E.A. Ross, John 204-783-7751 Sales mgr., George E. Rourk. Youngman.
56 The Canadian Broadcaster U.S. SALES REPRESENTATIVES CANADIAN STATIONS
ABC INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION LTD. San Francisco: 500 Sansome St. Manager, Kansas City: 1012 Baltimore Ave., 471- New York 10019: 1330 Avenue of the William B. Peavey 415-986-5366. 7822. Los Angeles: 111 North La Cienega Americas, 581-7777. Portland: 913 Oregon Bank Bldg. Albert Blvd., Beverly Hills., 652-1313. San R. McLaughlin. 503-227-5754. Seattle: Francisco: 690 Market St., 397-0536. Tower Bldg. Manager, Hugh M. Feltis. 206-623-1868. Boston: 129 Newberry St. ALL -CANADA RADIO & TELEVISION LTD. Boston 02116. Manager, W.A. Queen. FORJOE TV INC. New York: 10 Rockefeller Plaza, 246-1425. 617-262-1145. Detroit: 2213 Detroit Bank New York: 230 Park Ave., 212-679-6820. Manager, eastern division, U.S.A. & radio & Trust, Detroit 48226. 313-963-6919. President, Joseph Bloom. Chicago: 35 East director, Bill Townsend. TV director, Alex Manager, Gerald J. Kelly. Wacker Dr., 312-782-8196. Los Angeles: Findlay. Chicago:333 North Michigan Ave., 6725 Sunset Blvd., 213-466-3702. San 312-372-2528. Radio, Dave Agate. TV, Francisco: 700 Montgomery St. 415-392- THE DEVNEY ORGANIZATION INC. Ken Schaefer. Atlanta: 1371 Peachtree St., 0535. 404-875-6644. Manager, Robert M. Baird. New York: 347 Madison Ave., 212-683- Dallas 75201: #1419, 1407 Main St., 5830. New York 10017. President, Edward 214-747-3723. Manager, James Hughes. J. Devney. Vice-president, Michael J. E.S. SUMNER CORP. Hollywood: 6565 Sunset Blvd., 213- DiGennaro. Chicago: 360 N. Michigan Ave., New York 10036: 11 West 42nd St., 279- 462-6676. T. Papich. San Francisco: 559 312-263-5771. Manager, John Toothill. 7080. President, Gene Sumner. Leonard Pacific Ave., 415-362-7159. A. Dougherty. Hollywood: 1680 N. Vine St., 213-464- Ziegel. Chicago: 333 Michigan Ave. N.. 7395. Manager, Harlan G. Oakes. San 782-0650. Ken Fleming. Los Angeles: 1801 Francisco 94111: #306, 700 Montgomery Ave. of the Stars Gateway W., Century St., 415-397-0535. Manager, Ward Glenn. City. 277-0100. Ben F. Conway. Kansas City: 1012 Baltimore Bldg., 816- 471-5502. Manager, Gene Gray. St. Louis: CANADIAN STANDARD BROADCAST 1005 Syndicate Trust Bldg., 915 Olive St., WEED & CO. SALES LTD. 314-231-9151. Manager, Gene Gray. New York 10021: 654 Madison Ave., New York: 347 Madison Ave., 212-686- Atlanta 30309: 1819 Peachtree St. N.E., 8970. President, Joe Weed. Roy Smith. 212-838-5774. Vice-president. television, 404-355-7961. Manager, Dave Carpenter. Tom F. Lalone. Radio, D.G. Brydson. Chicago: 211 East Chicago Ave., 312- Boston: 100 Boylston St., 617-482-4370. 943-6785. C.C. Weed. Atlanta: 1819 Telex, 12-6771. Atlanta: 1819 Peachtree George Bingham. Seattle: 1001 St., 404-355-4040. Manager, Dave Manager, Peachtree St., N.W., 404-876-8548. David Tower Bldg., 7th & Olive Sts., 206-624- Carpenter. Boston: Statler Bldg 617- Carpenter. Chicago: Prudential Plaza 6333. Manager, Jack Hauser. Dallas: 6211 Bldg. Manager, R. John Stella. 312-642- 482-6117. Kay Chille. Detroit: 1610 Book Denton Dr., 102 W.R. Horn Bldg., 214- Bernard P. Pearse. 6190. Dallas: 501 Tower Petroleum Bldg. 357-6074. Manager, Pete Teddlie. Bldg., 313-961-2685. Manager, Clyde B. Melville. 214-748-5239. Beverly Hills: 111 N. LaCienega Blvd., Los Angeles: 6290 Sunset Blvd. Manager, 213-652-1313. Lee F. O'Connell, James William L. Wallace. 213-462-2289. DONALD COOKE INC. Walsh. San Francisco: 235 Montgomery St., St. Louis: 1015 Locust St. Manager, Bruce New York: 745 Fifth Ave., 688-2190. 415-392-1507. Ward Glenn. Seattle: 1001 W. Schneider. 314-621-1424. Chicago: 3322 W. Peterson Ave., 478-5544. Tower Bldg., 206-624-6333. Jack Hauser.
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INovember 23. 1967 57 KEY 13) Sports Director (1) Company name 14) Farm Director (2) Mailing address 15) Women's Director (31 Telephone 16) Promotion Manager (41 President 17) Traffic Manager FM RADIO (5) Manager 18) Chief Operator (6) Assistant Manager 191 Chief Engineer (7) Commercial Manager 201 Toronto reps (8) Production Manager 21) Montreal reps (9) Program Manager 221 Winnipeg reps (10) Chief Announcer 231 Vancouver reps STATIONS 111) Music Director reps 241 U.S. 112) News Director 25) Station birth date
CFMS-FM, VICTORIA CFMC-FM, SASKATOON BRITISH 19,000 watts on 98.5 mcs. (1) Capital 6020 watts on 103.9 mcs. (1) General Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) Box 967 Broadcasting Co. (2) 401 Canada Bldg. (31 384-9311 (4) David M. Armstrong (31 653-3144 (4,51 Donald J.G. MacKenzie COLUMBIA (5) E.G. Rudy Hartman (7) John Dunbar (6) Al Kowal (7) Don MacKenzie (8) Ron KAMLOOPS (8-111 E.G.R. Hartman (121 Bill Pike Robinson (9,11) Al Kowal (12) Hal Murry CFFM-FM, (15) Mrs. Dale Laird (171 Mrs. M. Campbell 4000 watts on 98.3 mcs. (1) Twin Cities 1161 Mrs. Shirley Jefferson (17) Miss Bente Terra Knudsen 18) Mike Easton (19) Fred Cole (19) Dave Pollock (20,21) Air -Time Sales Radio Ltd. i2) 460 Pemberton ce (22,231 Broadcast Sales (25) 1964 (3) 372-3322 (4) Ian G. Clark (5) Jack S20-231 Radio-TV Reps (241 Canadian Western Pollard. Ass't gen. mgr., Jean Ross. Ass't tandard Broadcast Sales (25) 1965 station mgr., Jack Crane (7) Walter CJUS-FM, SASKATOON Harwood (8) Jack Crane (12) Gordon Rye 3800 watts on 89.7 mcs. (1) University of (13) Jack Kelly (16) Walter Harwood Saskatchewan (2) Memorial Union Bldg., (171 Schona McVeigh (19) Kurt Reichenek of Saskatchewan (3) 306-244-0908 (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1962 Univ. ALBERTA (5) Gordon Walburn (81 Larry Gelmon (10) Dudley Newell (11) Janet Maclean Rebroadcasting stations located at: Schechtm1n Merritt 103.9 mcs. (12,131 Ken Bagnall (16) Allen CHFM-FM, CALGARY (17) Brenda Rea -Joan Richardt (19) Harry Savona 101.9 11,600 watts on 95.9 mcs. (1) Quality FM Sadoway (25) 1965 100 -Mile House 99.7 Ltd. (2) Westbrook Hall (3) 249-7772 Clearwater 92.7 (4) John Whitehead (5) Reg Parker (9, Clinton 106.5 10) Bill Kehler (12) Frank Brand (15) Mary Cairns 17) Joanna Christopher (19) Ralph Allen (20-22) Hardy Radio & TV (251 1962 CJOV-FM, KELOWNA MANITOBA 3800 watts on 104.7 mcs. (1) Okanagan FM Broadcasters Ltd. (2) Box 100 (3) 762- CFRN-FM, EDMONTON 3331 (4) Mrs. J.H. Browne (5) C.F. Patrick 16,200 watts on 100.3 mcs. (1) Sunwapta CKX-FM, BRANDON (9) A. Jensen (12) J.D. Bews (19) A. Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Postal Station E 58,000 watts on 96.1 mcs. (1) Western Vipond (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (3) 403-484-3311 (4) G.R.A. Rice (5) T. Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 2940 Vic- (25) 1964 Coumant (6) James S. Edwards (7) John J. toria Ave. (3) 728-1150 (4,51 John B. Craig Baldock (9) George R. Kelso (101 James R. S6) Eric Davies (7) Ernie Holland (9-11i Bill Archibald George R. Kelso (12) Sidney CKOK-FM, PENTICTON (11) tarling 112) Lorne Chapple (13) Mary S. Lancaster (13) Al McCann (14) Scott Saxberg (14) Frank Bird (161 Cliff Jones 1800 watts on 97.1 mcs. (1) Okanagan Flewitt (15) Lois Brown (16) John McDougal (17) Fairbairn (18) Harold Donogh Radio Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 338 (3) 492-2800 Wendy (17) Lois Brown (181 Guy H. Vaughan R191 Humphrey Davies (20,21) Radio-TV (4Robi ricj9) 119) T.E. Wadson (20-23) Radio-TV Reps eps (22) A.J. Messner & Co. (23) Radio- son1 P JamesertOnley) (17) SRalph tu Ltd. (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast TV Reps (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast McDirmid (19) Harry F. McRae (20-24) All - Sales; Harlan Oakes & Assoc. (25) 1947 Sales (25) 1963 Canada Radio & TV (25) 1965 CJCA-FM, EDMONTON CBU-FM, VANCOUVER 440 watts on 99.5 mcs. (1) Edmonton CBW-FM, WINNIPEG 100,000 watts on 105.7 mcs. (1) Canadian Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Birks Bldg. 354,000 watts on 98.3 mcs. (1) Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (2) 701 Hornby St. (3) 424-4131 (4,5) Dalt Elton (6) John L. Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 160 (5) K.P. Caple (Director for B.C. Province) Sayers (71 Wally Everitt (8) Harry Boon (51A.K. Morrow (Acting Director for the (11) Garry McDonall (12) Walt Rutherford Prairie Provinces) (13) Bryan Hall (161 Charles G. Camroux CHQM-FM, VANCOUVER Nat'l merchandising mgr., Rod Lebbert 100,000 watts on 103.5 mcs. (1) Vancouver (17) Janet Wickenberg (18) Andre Picard CJOB-FM, WINNIPEG Broadcasting Assoc. Ltd. (2) 1134 Burrard (19) Gordon Skutle (20-241 All -Canada 310,000 watts on 97.5 mcs. (1) Radio OB St., Vancouver 1 (3) 682-3141 (4,5) W.E. Radio & TV (25) 1964 Ltd. (2) 930. Portage Ave. (3) 786-2471 Bellman (7) Noel Hullah (8) M.L. Foisy (4) F.A. Griffiths (5) R.M. MacLennan Jack Wi) 7) Kirk Northcott (8) Dave MacLennan Anne Boltonlson(19)(13 S.W21 BDavisradene(20,21) Ste- CKUA-FM, EDMONTON (9,11) Cliff Gardner (12) Steve Halinda phens & Towndrow (24) Devney Org. Inc. 250 watts on mcs. (1) Alberta (13) Picken (14) Dave MacLennan 1960 98.1 Bob (251 Government Telephones (2) 10526 Jasper (16) John Cochrane (171 Marsha Harrowen Ave. 3 422-5161 (5) J.W. Hagerman (19) Reg Durie (20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales CKLG-FM, VANCOUVER 19) A.W.Cashman (12) C.W. Noack 115) Mrs. Sales 122.23) Western Broadcast Eykelbosh (17) A.D. Morton (19) W. adian Standard Broadcast Sales 100,000 watts on Marg 99.3 mcs. (1) Moffat Pinko (25) 1948 1241 19gg Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 1006 Richards St. (3) 681-7511 (4) Randy Moffat (5) D.M.E. CKY-FM, WINNIPEG Hamilton (7) A. Anaka (8) Dave Palmer CHEC-FM, LETHBRIDGE mcs. Moffat (9) Frank Callaghan (10) Gordon Johnson 360,000 watts on 92.1 (1) 250 watts on 100.9 mcs. (1) Southern Alta. Broadcasting Ltd. 12) 432 Main St. (3) 943- (11) John Runge (12,13) Bud Bolton Broadcasting 12) Box 1090 (3) 403-328- Don (15) Gail McGregor (16) Fred Latrimo 1531 (4,5) Randall L. Moffat (7) 3311 (4,5) H.W. Brown (7) R.J. Bruchet McDermid (9) Herb Brittain (171 George (17) Mrs. Dolores Greye (19) Peter (B,9) R.E. R.E. (20-23) Stephens Wilson 110) Bruce Seely (11) Keith (19) Andy Malowanchuk (20,21, MacKintosh & Towndrow Wilson (12) Ron Dyck (131 Veryl Todd (24) Devney Organization (25) 23) Stephens & Towndrow (24) Devney 1964 (141 Leo Dow (15) Marjorie Starr (16) Bruce Organization (25) 1963 Seely (17) Marg Davis (18) Russ Todd (19) R. Verholst (20-23) Group One Radio 124) Weed & Co. (25) 1959 BUY CKRD-FM, RED DEER 1000 watts on 98.9 mcs. (1) CKRD (FMI ONTARIO Group One Atlantic Ltd. (2) Box 5555 (3) 347-6681 (4) Henry L. Flock (5) Rod Stephen (7) Pat Henry (9,11) Stu Morton 117) Gerald Tennant CJBQ-FM, BELLEVILLE RADIO (19) Kenneth L. Martin (20-231 Radio-TV 17,400 watts on 97.1 mcs. (1) Quinte Reps (24) ABC International (25) 1965 Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 45 Bridge St. or Box 488 13) 968-8555 (4) Dr. G.A. Morton (5) F.C. Murray (6,7) J.H. MacDonald A COMPARISON OF POPULATION (8) Lee Jourard (9) F.C. Murray (10) Neil IN SCOTIA SHOWS: Kirby (11) Eugene Lang (12) Dave Sovereign NOVA (13) Jack Devine (14) Phil Flagler (15) Lee Jourard (16) Art Watkins Mrs. Gerry Fleigler 117 HALIFAX & COUNTY 32% (191 Jack Buchanan (20-23) Bvles, SASKATCHEWAN Gibb & Assoc. (24) Canadian Standard GROUP ONE ATLANTIC 49% Broadcast Sales (25) 1962
EIGHT STATIONS-ONE ORDER CFMQ-FM, REGINA CHIC -FM, BRAMPTON 5900 watts on 92.1 mcs. (1) Metropolitan 857 watts on 102.1 mcs. (1) CHIC Radio CALL Broadcasting Ltd. 12) Northgate Mall Ltd. (2) 2 Ellen St. (3) 451-3110, 677-1090, (3) 543-1400 (4) Bill Stewart (5) Bob Hill 277-9101 (4) Leslie A. Allen (5) Joseph (7) Bill Stewart (9, 10) Len Enns (11) Miss Morgan (7) H.J. Allen Jr. (8,11) Ken Clarke ONE RADIO LIMITED Billie McPherson (12,13) Ron Temreck (121 Robert Carr (13) Bill McKissock GROUP (16) Mary Chase (17) Miss Billie McPherson (15) Miss Shelley Panter (17) Joanne (191 Ron Grant (20-22) Hardy Radio & TV Standen 119) Paul Firminger (20-23) Group (25) 1966 One Radio (241 Donald Cooke Inc
58 The Canadian Broadcaster I I PHILIPS Ifm COLOR CAMERA with the EMMY AWARD WINNING PHILIPS PLUMBICON* TUBE
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TRUST IN PHILIPS IS WORLD-WIDE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES LIMITED PROFESSIONAL ELA DEPARTMENT 5930 Cote de Liesse Rd., 116 Vanderhoof Ave., 4107 11th St. S.E., MONTREAL, QUEBEC TORONTO 17, ONTARIO CALGARY, ALBERTA Telephone (514) 342-9180 Telephone (416) 425-5161 Telephone (403) 243-7737 CKAT-FM. NORTH BAY FM RADIO 5860 watts on 93.7 mcs. (1) CKAT Broad- casters Ltd. (2) 108 Main St. E. (3) 472- 3693, 474-3693 (4,5,7) Bruce McLeod S9) John Size (10,12) Ian Macaulay (17) Mrs. STATIONS andra Schisler (191 John Stanfel (20, 21) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (251 1967 NAME- KEY (1) Company name CKQS-FM, OSHAWA (2) Mailing address 50,000 watts on 94.9 mcs. (1) Lakeland (3) Telephone Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 360 King St. W. (4) President (3) 723-3415 (41 Gordon G. Garrison (5) Manager Richard Trotter (7) Mrs. Bernice (6) Assistant Manager (5) THE - McWatters (91 Richard Trotter 1101 Vern (7) Commercial Manager Sheppard Manager Cavanaugh (11) Mrs. Gail (8) Production (12) Ross Gibson (13) Jim Bishop 117) Mrs. (9) Program Manager Vicki Millar (19) William G. Marchand (10) Chief Announcer (20,21) Lorrie Potts & Co. (22) Broadcast (11) Music Director Reps (23) Radio-TV Reps 124) Devney MARKET (12) News Director Organization (25) 1957 (13)Sports Director (141 Farm Director (15)Women's Director (16) Promotion Manager Manager CBO-FM. OTTAWA (171 Traffic 380 watts on 103.3 mcs. (1) Canadian CONTEST (18) Chief Operator (2) Box 3220, Station C Broadcasting Corp. 119) Chief Engineer (20) Toronto reps (5' John J. Dunn (21)Montreal reps reps Hardy Radio is offering a (22) Winnipeg CFMO-FM. OTTAWA (23) Vancouver reps watts on 93.9 mcs. (1) Allan F. reps 146,000 big - S - winning Ontario (24) U.S. Waters (2) 150 Isabella St. (3) 233-6731 (25)Station birth date (4) Allan F. Waters (5) Gord Atkinson group radio buy, and asks (7) George M. Gowling (9) Ray Eckford 1101 Jim Bristow (11) Ray Eckford (12. you to NAME THE MARKET: 13) Ernie Calcutt (16) Doug McGowan CKPC-FM, BRANTFORD (17) Mrs. Monica Waddell (18) Carman 10.200 watts on 92.1 mcs. (1) Telephone Dawson (19) George Roach (20.21) Major City Broadcast Ltd. (2) 571 West St. Market Broadcasters (22) A.J. Messner & (3) 753-2664 (4) Mrs. F. M. Buchanan Co. (23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. (24) Devney CKLC, Kingston (5) Richard D. Buchanan (7) Donald Organization (25) 1948 Woodley (91 Arnold Anderson (11) Alex CKLY, Lindsay Reynolds (12) Jim Harding (13) Arnold Anderson (14) John Edgar (15) Mrs. Kit CKPR-FM, PORT ARTHUR McDermott (16) Jerry Godin (17) Glen 48,000 watts on 94.3 mcs. (1) H. F. CKPT, Peterborough Walker (18) Brian Studier (191 Jim F. Dougall Co. Ltd. (2) 87 N. Hill St. (3) 344- Featherston (20,21) Lorrie Potts & Co. 3526 (4) H.F. Dougall (5) George Jeffrey (22) Broadcast Reps (251 1947 (7) Steve Van Duffelin (8,9) Hal Lee (121 Bill Williams (13) Jack Sandberg with a combined CJSS-FM, CORNWALL (161 Miss Pat Lund (171 Kay Hakala 600 watts on 104.5 mcs. (1) Tri -Co (19) Gerhardt Buetow (20-23) Byles, Gibb Broadcasting Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 969 131 932- & Assoc. (24) Canadian Standard Broad- URBAN 5180 (4) Dr. Elzear Emard 151 Paul Emard cast Sales (25) 1948 GREATER (7) Mrs. Eva Howard (9) Dave Lafave (13,14) George Heath (17) Mrs. Alma Valley (20,21,23,24) All -Canada Radio & CHSC-FM, ST. CATHARINES POPULATION TV (25) 1945 50,000 watts on 105.7 mcs. (1) Radio Station CHSC Ltd. (2) Box 1220, 36 of CKDS-FM, HAMILTON Queenston St. (3) 682-6691 (4) R. E. 200,000 watts on 95.3 mcs. (1) Maple Leaf Redmond (5) W.V. Stoeckel (7) national, Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 11 Springer Ave. J.E. Tyrrell. local, M.F. Hanson (8) Doug R.E. Redmond Ronn 13) 549-2453 14) Tom Darling (5) Bill Hall Setterington (9) 110) 142,600* (7) Bill Reid (8,9,11) Tony Luciani (12) Don Grimster (11) Francis R. Kirton (12) J. (13) Perc Allen (16) Michael Marino (131 Barry Sharpe (14) Stuart Johnston (16) Pau; Thompson 117) Mrs. Janet Ryding (19) Ed Holloway (15) Mrs. Ruth Taylor Victor 20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales Smith (17) Jocelyn Smith (18) Glen Tatarnic (191 Roland Brundle 120,21) Paul (22,23) Western Broadcast Sales (241 Cana- Reps Gi% dian Standard Broadcast Sales 1251 1964 Mulvihill & Co. (22,23) Radio-TV invite. (24) Devney Organization (25) 1967 admen and adwomerl of CFRC-FM, KINGSTON 1270 watts on 91.9 mcs. 1) Queen's CKTB-FM, ST. CATHARINES Canada's adagencies and University (3) 546-3871-3313 15,9) Mrs. 250 watts on 97.7 mcs. (1) The Niagara Margaret Angus (10-18) student volunteers District Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. national advertisers to (19) J. Harrison (25) 1922 Box 610 (3) 684-1174 (4) W.B.C. Burgoyne (5) Mary C. Burgoyne (7) D.A. Crothers NAME THE MARKET. CKWS-FM, KINGSTON (8) Bob Johnston (9) Jack Dawson 2200 watts on 96.3 mcs. (1 Frontenac (11) Janet Burgoyne (12) Jay Glover (15. Broadcasting (2) 170 Queen St. (3) 544- (13) Bill Bird (14) Dave Crichton 2340 (5) Roy Hofstetter (7) Leo Clark 16) Mrs. Jean Stanway (171 Mrs. Marion (8) Carl Cogan (9) Bryan Olney (10) Al Mosher 118) Larry Holleran (19) William Argue (11) Bryan Olney (12) Floyd Patterson H. Allen (20,21)Standard Broadcast Sales goe could win (13) Max Jackson (15) Brenda Orr (16) Mrs. Liz Argue (17) Mrs. Margaret Cole dBroadcastdi StandardrBroad ast Salese(25)41949na- A FAMILY VACATION FOR (18) John Hanlon (19) Gord Backus (20,211 Standard Broadcast Sales (22, A WEEK IN THE BEAUTIFUL 231 Western Broadcast Sales (241 All - CJIC-FM, SAULT STE. MARIE Canada Radio & TV (25) 1946 3600 watts on 100.5 mcs. (1) Hyland Radio LAKE DISTRICT OF THIS TV Ltd. (2) 119 East St., Box 370 (4) 253- 1121 (4) Mrs. J.G. Hyland (5) Paul F. CFCA-FM, KITCHENER-WATERLOO R.H. Ramsay (6) George (YOU 100,000 watts on 105.3 mcs. (1) Central Fockler; gen. mgr., NAME IT) MARKET. Jonescu (7) Paul F. Fockler (8) George Ontario Television Ltd. (2) 864 King St. W., Wishart (11) Lou Kitchener (3) 519-744-7331. Toronto, Jonescu (9,10) John Contest closes January 31, 416-366-0852 C.A. Pollock Barnes (12) Karl Sepkowski (13) John 14 (5) W.D. Rhodes (14) Don Ramsay (15) Mrs. Grace McGregor (7) W.T. Valentine (9) Don (17) Wendy Newell 1968, Write or phone for MacDonald (111 Grant Hoffman (12) Pitt (16) Frank MacKay Gary (191 Tarz Mascardelli (19) David Irwin McLaren 113) Reg Sellner (16) VYilliam Radio & TV (25) 1964 full details, Whiting (17) Linda Koehler (18) Jim Smith (20-24) All -Canada 119) Paul Turchan (20-231 All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1967 CKCY-FM, SAULT STE. MARIE 6760 watts on 104.3 mcs. (1) Algonquin CHYM-FM, KITCHENER Radio-TV Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 920 (3) 254- 350 watts on 96.7 mcs. (1-7) same as AM 7111 (4) C.P. Greco (5) J.H. Meadows .400 (8,9) Werner Bartman (10) Mark Lade (71 Harry Wolfe (8,9) R.O. Gasparini HARDY Bartman RADIO 6 TELEVISION (11) Werner (12-24) same as AM (10) D. Bolls (11) R.O. Gasparini (121 Russ (25) 1965 Hilderley 13) Harry Wolfe (15) Gwyn Mallory (16) Richard Schortt 117) Mrs LONDON Farkas (17) John Holt 118) R.G. TORONTO MONTREAL CFPL-FM, Joanne 179,000 watts on 95,9 mcs. (1) London Rylatt (20,21) Lorrie Potts & Co. (221 AJ QUEBEC WINNIPEG Free Press Printing Co. 12) P.O. Box 2580 Messner & Co. (24) Weed & Co. (25) 1964 (3) 438-8391 (4) Walter J. Blackburn (5)C.N. 'Bud' Knight (71 Ken Smith 19 Dave Wilson (11) Bill Murray (12) Hugh CKSO-FM, SUDBURY Bremner (13) Pete James (14) Roy Jewell 100,000 watts on 92.7 mcs. (11 Cambrian (16) Lloyd G. Wright (171 Jack Illman Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 400 (3) 705- Flnuacaa[ Post iur i r) of .l1ar6ets (18) Keith Roberts (19) Glen Robitaille 674-0711 (4) W.B. Plaunt (5) Ralph Connor (20,21) Major Market Broadcasters (22, 18,91 J.C. Waddell (19) Ken Houzer (20- 23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc, (24) Weed & Co. 241 All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1965
60 The Canadian Broadcaster CKGM AM -FM No.1 Not even a "Station of the Year" can beat the cost per thousand of this AM -FM combination
Source BBM - March 1967 - 6 a.m. to 12 midnight Total persons Total adults
_. C.P.M. 76C 87C AM -RA h l_ lION
CJAD C.P.M: 94 $1.06
CFCF C.P.M. $1.01 b1.62
if you think our C.P.M. Monday to Friday is great
have a look at Saturday & Sunday CnCeiGni "The Talk of Montreal"
( even from our competitors )
Stephens &TU\1'I1Cl1 \\ ill tell V(1L1 1110IE' di1C)Ut It. CKLW-FM, WINDSOR CHGB-FM, LA POCATIERE FM RADIO 50,000 watts on 93.9 mcs. (1) Western 790 watts on 102.9 mcs. (1) CHGB Ltée Ontario Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 825 (2) 808 4ième Ave. (3) 418-856-1310 Riverside Dr. W. (3) 254-2831 14 S.C. (4) G.T. Desjardins (5) P.E. Hudon (7) Louis Chamard (8) STATIONS Ritchie (51 R.J. Buss (9,11) Crofton Maurice Levesque (9,10) Roger McClellan (12) Don West (13) Don Daly Plante (11) Yvette Cloutier 112) Charles (20,24) RKO General Sales (25) 1949 Ouellet 17) Lise Bois (191 Marc -A. Frève KEY (20-24) Group One Radio (251 1938 Coman name CKWW-FM, WINDSOR (2) Mailing address Radio (3) Telephone 160,000 watts on 88.7 mcs. (1) CHLT-FM, SHERBROOKE President Windsor Canadian Ltd. (2) 1150 Ouellette (4) Ave. Geoff Stirling 62,000 watts on 102.7 mcs. (1) Radio (5) Manager (3) 252-5751 (4) Television Sherbrooke (1967) Inc. (21 P.O. (6) Assistant Manager (5) Mike Stephens (177) Trisa Gallina Stephens & Box 2000 (3) 819-569-9331 (4) Jean-Louis (7) Commercial Manager (19) Wally Dowhan (20.21,23) Gauthier (5) Marcel Girard (7) Lucien (8) Production Manager Towndrow (24) Devney Organ. (25) 1967 Larocque (9) Marcel Girard (10) Marcel (9) Program Manager Rheault (11) Mrs. Gertrude Robidoux (10) Chief Announcer (12) Andre DeSeve (13) J -M Bilodeau (11) Music Director (151 Andrée Aubé (16) Bob Butler (17) Mrs. (12) News Director Laurette Larocaue 1181 Roaer Lemaire (13) Sports Director (19) Robert Thiebault (20,21) Radio -Tele- (14) Farm Director vision Sherbrooke 119671 Inc. 1221 A.J. (15)Women's Director Messner & Co. 123) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. (161 Promotion Manager QUEBEC (241 Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (17) Traffic Manager (25) 1963 (18 Chief Oerator 9) Chief Engineer (20) Toronto reps (21) Montreal reps CBF-FM, MONTREAL (French) CKVL-FM, VERDUN 122) Winnipeg reps 24,600 watts on 95.1 mcs. (1) Canadian on Radio (23) Vancouver reps Broadcasting Corp. (21 P.O. Box 6000 FOutu0ra0(2) 211s Go don6Ave. c13) PO 6-2311 (24) U.S. reps (5) F. Guérard 311(5)Jack Wardell (25) Station birth date Fredericks (7) Judah Tietolman l8)() Larry Fredericks (9-111 Hal Wardell (12,13) Larw CBM -FM, MONTREAL Fredericks (16) Jack Selinger (17) Johnny 24,600 watts on 100.7 mcs. (1) Canadian Pelletier (18) Gerry Pelchat (19) Maurice Broadcasting Corp. 12) P.O. Box 6000 Rousseau (20,21) Radio & TV Sales CKOT-FM, TILLSONBURG (5) F. Guérard (24) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales 1000 watts on 100.5 mcs. (1) Tillsonburg (251 1958 Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 10 (3) 519-842-4281 (4,5) John D. Lamers CFQR-FM, MONTREAL (6,7) John D. Lamers Jr. (8-11) John 41,500 watts on 92.5 mcs. (1) Canadian 15 Mather (12,13) Paul Freeman (14) George Marconi Co. 121 405 Ogilvy Ave., Mtl. (5) Ken D'Ambrose (15) Mrs. Thelma Hyatt D3) 273-6311 141 S.B. Hayward (16) John D. Lamers Jr. (17) John De obson (71 Martin Conroy (8) Jim Kidd Deachman Groot (19) Terry Bennett (20,21) Air -Time 19) Gerry Bascombe (11) Tom Sales (22) Broadcast Reps Ltd. (23) Radio- (12) A.G. 'Bert' Cannings (13) Dick Irvin TV Reps (25) 1955 (16) Mrs. Babs Pitt (17) Laurie Rasberry N. BRUNSWICK (18) Malcolm Charlton (19) Bill Gates (20-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) 1945; CKGB-FM, TIMMINS CFCF-FM changed to CFQR-FM, October, 250 watts on 94.5 mcs. (1-24) same as 1966. CFBC-FM, SAINT JOHN CKGB AM (25) 1947 5600 watts on 98.9 mcs. (1) Fundy Broadcasting Co. (2) P.O. Box 930 (3) 692- CBC-FM, TORONTO CJFM-FM, MONTREAL 3301 (5) Robert A. Lockhart (6) W.A. 11,900 watts on 94.1 mcs. (1) Canadian 41,200 watts on 95.9 mcs. (1) Standard Lindsey (91 Ron Wilson (10) Hal Sampel Broadcasting Corp. (2) Box 500, Terminal A Radio Ltd., CJAD Ltd. (2) 1407 Mountain (12) David White (13) Ralph McLenaghan (5) Jack Craine St. (3) 844-0111 (4) W.C. Thornton Cran (141 Mrs. Marita McNulty (17) Linda Beyea (7) Gerry ton (18) Bernie Wilcox (19) C.A. Weeks (81 Rod BlairCharlebrsCharlebois (9,11) R.N.R Blair (20-23) Radio-TV Reps 125) 1964 CHFI-FM, TORONTO (12) Richard Inwood (13) Al Cauley 210,000 watts on 98.1 mcs. (1) Rogers (15) Doris Clark (161 Gordon Hope Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 13 Adelaide St. E. (17) Gloria Shaborda (19) Ernie Mott B3) 362-1441 (4) Edward S. Rogers (5) Vaughn (20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales (22, jerre (7) D.E. McRobb (8) Alan E. Hinge 23) Western Broadcast Sales (24) Canadian (9) Vaughn Bjerre (11) Davis Amer (12) W. Standard Broadcast Sales (25) 1962 N. Gilmour 13 Milt Dunnell (171 Carol Boyko (19) R.H. Turnpenny (20-24) All - NOVA SCOTIA Canada Radio & TV (25) 1957 CJMS-FM, MONTREAL 40,000 watts on 94.3 mcs. (1) Supravox Corp. (21 1700 Berri St. (3) 849-5373 CHIN -FM, TORONTO Crepault (5,7) Gilbert Radio (4) A. Raymond CHNS-FM, HALIFAX 50,000 watts on 100.7 mcs. (1) 1540 Herard (10) Denis Hudon (11) Gilbert 19,500 watts on 96.1 mcs. (1) Maritime Ltd. (21 637 College St., Tor. 4 (3) 416- Paul Coucke (13) Rocky P.O. Box 400 Ralph Hérard (12) Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 531-9991 (4) Johnny Lombardi (5) Brisebois (171 Danielle Frezza 119) J.C. (4) George Piercey W. (7) Doug Fraser. national, (3) 902-422-1651 Kirchen retail, Lalancette (20-23) Stephens & Towndrow (51 Fred W. Arenburg (71 Harry A.L. Norm Hickey (9) Ralph' W. Kirchen (24) Devney Organization (25) 1964 Stephen (8) HaloBb (9) Orville B. Peter Nordheimer (1 2) Joe Forster (11) Pulsifer (10,11) Oxley 112) Gerald N. (13) Bill Kemp (14) George Ben (15) Pam Charles 'Chuck' Hickey Reeves (16) Roger Abbott (18) Dave Cook Kendrick (13) 1141 Lloyd Palmer (16) Hal Blackadar 119) Paul Hunter (20) direct; Norm Hickey CKGM-FM, MONTREAL Spicer (18) Carl Westhaver Radio-TV Reps (24) Gill -Perna Inc. 42,000 watts on 97.7 mcs. (1) Maisonneuve (17) Judith 19 Richard H. Parker (20-24) All -Canada 3)19 Broadcasting Corp. (2) 1455 Drummond St. (25) Radio & TV (25) 1948 13) 845-3201 (4) Geoff Stirling (5) Donald K. Wall (6) Don Fawcett (7-9) Hank Bassi or CHUM -FM, TORONTO (111 Dave Davis (12) Falkner (131 Bud Bill CKWM-FM, KENTVILLE 54,000 watts on 104.5 mcs. (1) CHUM Ltd. Oliver (15) Denise Galipeau (16) Mrs. Evangeline St., Tor. 7 (3) 416-925- Davison (171 Sharon Robinson 18,000 watts on 97.7 mcs. (1) Nancy Co. Ltd. Webster St. 6666(2) 135131Yonge Allan F. Waters (7) J.W. Arm- T191 Fred Roney (20,21) Stephens & Broadcasting (2) (3) 678-2111 (4) F.J. Burns (6) W.A. Bishop strong (9) Larry Solway (11) Mrs. Helen owndrow (221 Broadcast Reps (231 Stephens Al Williamson Hatton (12) Mac Lipson (17) Eileen Taylor & Towndrow (24) Devney Organization (7) George Gamble (8) (9,11) Loran Fevens (12) Ron Pulsifer (19) George Jones (20,21) Major Market 125) 1959 Best Broadcasters (22,23) Byles, Gibb & Assoc. (13) Arnold Edwards (17) Wenda (24) Devney Organization (251 1963 19 David Morrison (20-23) Group One Radio (25) 1965 CHRC-FM, QUEBEC CITY 81,000 watts on 98.1 mcs. (1) CHRC Ltée CJRT-FM, TORONTO St. (1) Ryerson (2) 1143 Jean, Quebec 4 (3) 418-522- CJCB-FM, SYDNEY 27,000 watts on 91.1 mcs. 8177 (4) Colonel Hervé Baribeau (5) Polytechnical Institute (2) 50 Gould St. Aurèle 1000 watts on 94.9 mcs. (1) Cape Breton Donald C. Stone (6)Ronald Pelletier (7) Yvon Martel (8) Georgette Broadcasters (2) Sydney (3) 564-5596 (3) 368-3128 (5) Lacroix (9) Henri Veilleux (11) Georgette L. K. McKee (8) Kenneth Duke (9) D.C.Stone (4) J. Marven Nathanson (5) Norris Lacroix (12) Jacques Quirion (16) Georgette Nathanson (7) Toby Halloran (8) Lloyd (10) Cam Finley (11) Mrs. Joy MacDonald Lacroix (17) Jacques Dion (18) Marcel (12) Gerald A.A. Farkas (13) Paul Vickers Taylor (9) Mrs. Florence McLeod (10) T.C. Huard (19) Arsene Nadeau (20-22) Hardy 'Robby' Robertson (11) Donna Burke (15) Mrs. Joy MacDonald 1161 R.K. McKee Radio & TV (23) Stephens & Towndrow Ruth Sokira (191 Kurt Mayer (12,13) Donnie Maclsaac (15) Ann Terry 117) (241 Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales MacLellan (16) Mrs. Florence McLeod 1Mrs. (25) 1949 (17) Winnifred McDonald (18 Bill Warren (19) Alf Vernon (20-241 All -Canada Radio CKFM-FM, TORONTO & TV (251 1929 200,000 watts on 99.9 mcs. (1) CFRB Ltd. CJBR-FM, RIMOUSKI (21 2 St. Clair Ave. W. (3) 924-5711 20,000 watts on 101.5 mcs. (1) La Radio (4) W.C. Thornton Cran (5) mgr., Bill Ballan- du Bas St -Laurent (1966) Inc. (2) 13 rue CKCL-FM, TRURO tine; v.p., Don Hartford (7) E.R. Purves St -Jean Baptiste (3) 723-2217 (4) Jacques 360 watts on 100.9 mcs. (1) Colchester (9) Bill Ballantine (11) Mrs. Diane Loyst Brillant (5) André Lecomte 16) Francois Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 788 Stephenson (12) Arthur Harnett (13) Bill Raymond (7) Roma Pelletier (8,91 Sandy 13) 902-893-4491 (4,5,7) J. Arthur Manning (161 G.F. Maccabe (17) Mrs. J. Shulman Burgess (10) Francois Raymond (11) Lor- (9) W. Frank Harvey (11) Jack S. Armstrong (18) Don McEachern (19) C live Eastwood enzo Michaud (16) Sandy Burgess (12,13) Brian MacKenzie 1141 Frank (20,21) Standard Broadcast Sales (22, (171 Lorenzo Michaud (18) Gilles Fournier MacDonald (17) Mrs. Ruby McSween 23) Western Broadcast Sales (24) Canadian 19) Marcel Vallee (20-24) All -Canada (18) Bob Bartlett (19) E. Sid Bernasconi Standard Broadcast Sales (251 1961 (25) 1948 120.21.24) Group One Radio (25) 1947
62 The Canadian Broadcaster FM Stereo ...the easy way
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MCCURDY RADIO INDUSTRIES LIMITED 108 CARNFORTH ROAD, TORONTO 16, ONTARIO Telephone 751-6262 Area Code 416 Affiliate: McCurdy Radio Industries Inc., Danvers, Mass. KEY (1) Company name (15) Women's Director (2) Mailing address (16) Promotion Manager (3) Telephone (17) Traffic Manager (4) President (18) Art Director (5) General Manager (19) Chief Engineer TELEVISION (6) Operations Manager (20) Chief Operator (7) Commercial manager (21).Film Editor (8) Production supervisor (221 Toronto reps (9) Program Manager (231 Montreal reps Announcer (24) Winnipeg reps (101 Chief reps (11) Music Director (25) Vancouver STATIONS (261 U.S. reps (12) News Director (13) Sports Director (27) Station birth date (14) Farm Director 128) Color facilities
Channel Location Channel Location CHAN -TV, VANCOUVER 2 Kelowna 2 Nakusp 81,000 watts audio. 164,000 watts video BRITISH 7 Vernon 5 Malakwa on Channel 8 (1) British Columbia Tele- 13 Penticton 6 Celista vision Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) P.O. 9 Salmon Arm 10 Cherryvi I le 4700, Vancouver 3 (3) 299-7272 (4,5) J.R. COLUMBIA 8 Oliver- Peters (7) G. Carter. v.p. sales (8) W. Osoyoos 72 Grindrod Elliott (9) L. Colthorp (10) R. Morrier CJDC-TV. DAWSON CREEK 5 Lumby 3 Canoe (12) A. Marquis (13) B. Gillingham (14) D. 5000 watts audio, 10,000 watts video on 5 Princeton 10 Skaha Lake Norman (15) Mrs. J. Cannem (16) B. Cramer Channel 5 (1) Radio station CJDC (2) 901 5 Keremeos 7 Midway (17) Mrs. P. Paul (181 R. Crichton (19) E. 102nd Ave. (3) 782-3341 (4,5) H. L. 5 Peachland 5 Mica Creek Rose (21) J. Salikin (22-24) All -Canada Michaud (6,7) W.R. 'Bill' Duncan (8) Wayne 5 Enderby 8 Mable Lake Radio & TV (25) own sales force (26) All - Roberts (9) H.L. Michaud (12) Elmer Devore 12 Westwold 9 Downie Canada Radio & TV (27) 1960 (28) VTR, (13) Al Kelly 5 Falkland telecine Donna Devine (1Jo(16) MissliLee El insky sky This station operates rebroadcasting (17) Mrs. Maria Van Berkel (18) Lane stations in the following locations: Dahlen (19) Grant Kaczor (20) Al Newby CKPG-TV, PRINCE GEORGE (21) Mrs. Helen Castle (22,23) Radio-TV 375 watts audio, 750 watts video on Reps (24) A.J. Messner & Co. (25) Radio- Channel 2 (2) 1220 6th Avenue (3) 564- Channel Location TV Reps (26) ABC International (27) 1959 8861 (4,5) R.T. Harkins (7) Carole Pow 11 Chilliwack (28) Network (8) Terry Bell (9) Bob McGavin (11) Bill 7 Squamish This station operates rebroadcasting James (12) Rob Wilson (13) Bob Elphicke 3 Bowen Island stations in the following locations: (14) Jack Carbutt (15) Carole Pow (16) A.D. 3 Ucluelet iebe (17) Steve Howe (18) Ann Perry 11 Port Renfrew Channel Location (19) Dave Alendal (21) Wayne Hazzard (22-26) All -Canada Radio & TV (27) 1961 11 Hudson Hope (28) CBC KVOS-TV, VANCOUVER-BELLINGHAM 8 Bullhead Mountain This station operates rebroadcasting 40,000 watts audio, 224,000 watts video stations in the following locations: on Channel 12 (1) KVOS-TV (BC) Ltd. (2) 1345 Burrard, Vancouver (3) 734-4101 CFCR-TV. KAMLOOPS Channel Location (4) David Mintz (5) Doug Davis 171 eastern 2000 watts audio, 4000 watts video on 6 Vanderhoof sales mgr.. Don McAughtrie. western sales Channel 4 (1) Twin Cities Television Ltd. 10 Ninon mgr., Herman Burkart (8) Jack Gettles (2) 460 Pemberton Terr., Kamloops (3) 372- 13 Quesnel (9) Frank Jank (12) Duayne Trecker 3322 (4,5) Ian G. Clark. Asst gen. mgr., (15) Elaine Horn (16) Tom Haveman Jean Ross (6) Terry Coventry (7) Walter (17) Del Pawliw (18) Barry Helmer (19) John Harwood.Ass't station mgr., Dick Breakell CFTK-TV, TERRACE-KITIMAT Price (22-24) Stovin-Bytes Ltd. (26) E.S. (10) John Cooper (11) Pat Davey (12) John 2100 watts audio. 4300 watts video on Sumner. New York. PGW (rest of U.S.) Cooper (13) Dick Breakell (14) Rob Wilson Channel 3 (1) Skeena Broadcasters Ltd. (27) 1953 (28) Network, tape, film (15) Mrs. Lois Cutler (16) Walter Harwood (2) Box 1540, Terrace (3) 635-6316 (4) J. (17) Mrs. Shirley Bai ley (18) JackOstoforov Fred Weber (5) G. Wayne Seabrook (7) Art (19) Kurt Reichenek (21) Ken Mowers Bates (B) Jim Reed (9) Jim Burbank CHEK-TV, VICTORIA (22-26) All -Canada Radio & TV (27) 1957 (10) Gord Leighton (11) Jack White 50,000 watts audio, 100,000 watts on (28) Network (12) Keith Tutt (13) Lee Gaboury (14) Dave Channel 6 (1) British Columbia Television This station operates rebroadcasting Forsyth (15) Mrs. Margaret Van Herd Broadcasting System Ltd. (2) P.O. Box stations in the following locations: (16) Art Bates (17) Mrs. Pat White 4700, Vancouver 3 (3) 299-7272 (4,5) J.R. (18) Brian Lawrence (19) John Nance v.p. sales fer Benntt Peters (6) F. Bond (7) G. Carter, 2) Dave Estacai (8) W. Elliott (9) L. Colthorp (10) R. Morrier Channel Location ,23) Radio-TV Reps 1(24)e Ann.J. Messner (14) D. (22lle ABC (121 A. Marquis (13) B. Gillingham 11 Lytton -Li I looet & Co. (25) Radio-TV Reps (26) Norman (15) Mrs. I. Clarkson (161 B. 10 Ashcroft International (27) 1962 rebroadcasting Cramer (17) Mrs. P. Paul (181 R. Crichton 5 Boston Bar This station operates (19) E. Rose (20) A. Hall (21) J. Salikin 6 Clinton stations in the following locations: (22-24) All -Canada Radio & TV (25) own 5 Timothy Mountain sales force (26) All -Canada Radio & TV 7 Boss Mountain Channel Location (27) 1956 (28) VTR. telecine 8 Williams Lake 6 Prince Rupert This station operates rebroadcasting 7 Quesnel 5 Smithers stations in the following locations: 8 Valemount 4 Burns Lake 3 Blue River 5 Kildala Channel Location 3 Bralorne 2 Kemano 3 Port Hardy 2 Clearwater 5 Nass Valley 5 Sointula 11 Chase 2 Justkatla 7 Newcastle Ridge 5 Promintory 5 Ari stazabal 9 Kokish Mountain Island 6 Nimkish 10 Merritt 2 Ocean Falls 3 Woss 8 Savona 2 Houston 2 Port Alice 3 Spences Bridge 8 Annette Island. Alaska 5 Ketchikan. Alaska CHBC-TV, KELOWNA 5 Sitka, Alaska 1600 watts audio, 3700 watts video on Channel 2 (1) Okanagan Valley Television Co. Ltd. (2) 342 Leon Ave., Kelowna CBUT, VANCOUVER (3) 762-4535 (4,5) Roy G. Chapman (7) R.L. 25,400 watts audio, 47,600 watts video ALBERTA Sharp (8) Norm Williams (9) Russ Richard- on Channel 2 (1) Canadian Broadcasting son (10) Dave Sparrow(12) Russ Richardson Corp. (2) 701 Hornby St. (5) Hugh Palmer (13) Dave Sparrow (14) Bob Wilson (15) Mrs. This station operates rebroadcasting CFCN-TV. CALGARY Betty Yendall (16) Norm Williams (17) Mrs. stations in the following locations: 50.000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video Pauls (19) Tom on Channel 4 (1) CFCN Television Ltd. Lucille Travis (18) Vic 249-9101 D.G. Wyatt (20) Ian Ross (21) Vic Marsh Channel Location Channel Location (2) Broadcast House (3) (41 i/c (22-26) All -Canada Radio & TV (271 1957 9 9 Campbell (5) E.W. Chapman. Vice-pres. Courtenay Nelson Lamb (6) Hugh Dunne (28) Network 3 Chilliwack 3 Castlegar finance & eng., R.W. rebroadcasting (7) Bill Clapham (8) Ken Masonchuck This station operates 4 Port Alberni 10 Cranbrook Don stations in the following locations: 11 Trail (9) Al Purcell (10) Gord Kelly (11) Thomas (12) Joe Hutton (13) Henry Vinet' (15) Mrs. Marie Hohtanz (16) Paul Nuttall (17) Mrs. Jean Bown (18) Charles Heine (19) R. W. Lamb (21) Doug Skow (22- is 25) Radio-TV Reps (261 Canadian Standard The trend to balanced programming Broadcast Sales 27) 1960 (28) CTV Net- work, Ampex 1200 G.E. telecine This. station o erates rebroadcasting G. N. MACKENZIE LIMITED HAS e SHOWS stations in the following locations: Channel Location MONTREAL TORONTO 12 Drumheller -Hand Hills WINNIPEG 8 Banff 1434 St. Catherine St.W. 433 Jorvis St. 171 McDermott 9 Brooks 6 Invermere, B.C. 3 Kimberley, B.C. 6 Lake Louise. B.C.
64 The Canadian Broadcaster CHCT-TV, CALGARY 50.000 watts audio, 100.000 watts video on Channel 2 11) Calgary Television Ltd. 12) 955 Rideau Rd. S.W. (31 243-3491 (41 Frederick Shaw (5) J. Norman Inkster (61 Wendell G. Wilks (71 local. George Brown (81 F.J. Braun (91 Wendell G. Wilks (12,131 Ed Whalen 115) Mrs. Bea Hayoz 1161 Miss Terie Hardcastle 117) Don Wilson 119) E.J.M. Crawley (211 Gordon Warner (22-25) All -Canada Radio & TV 1271 1954 (28) Network, film, slide This station operates rebroadcasting stations in the following locations: Channel Location 13 Banff 8 Drumheller
CBXT, EDMONTON 159.000 watts audio, 318,000 watts video on Channel 5 (1) Canadian Broadcasting Corp. 121 P.O. Box 555 (51 R.L. Horley This station operates rebroadcasting stations in the following locations: Channel Location 8 Athabaska 9 Whitecourt 10 Grande Prairie 7 Peace River 2 High Prairie
CFRN-TV, EDMONTON 90,400 watts audio. 180.300 watts video on Channel 3 (11 Sunwapta Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Postal Station E (3) 484-3311 (4.51 G.R.A. Rice (6) Bruce Alloway. Gen.. sales mgr.. Derek Field (8.91 George Kidd (10) Ed Kay (11) Harry Farmer (12) Bruce Hogle (131 Al McCann (14) Scott Flewitt (15) Mrs. Laura Lindsay (16) Alex Semeniuk (17) Liz Pallas (18) Peter Leonard (19) Ted Wadson (20) Bill Radomski (211 Keith Neale (22-25) Radio- TV Reps (261 Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (27(1954 (281 CTV Network, video- tape. film, slides This station operates rebroadcasting stations in the following locations: Channel Location 12 Whitecourt-Edson 12 Ashmont-St. Paul
CJLH-TV. LETHBRIDGE 85,500 watts audio, 171,000 watts video on Channel 7 (1) Lethbridge Television Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1120. Lethbridge (3) 403- 327-1521 (4,5) N. Botterill (7) local, Wray Kenney (9) Dan Taylor (12) Gordon Colledge (131 Brent Seely (141 Morley Douglas (151 Mrs. Betty Grigg (17) Mar- guerite Ondrus (18) Ross Palsson 19) W. McCambley (21) Mrs. Betty Glendinning (22-251 All -Canada Radio & TV (27) 1955 (28) Network This station operates rebroadcasting stations in the following locations: Channel Location CHOOSE 3 Burmis 12 Waterton Park 12 Coleman
CKSA-TV, LLOYDMINSTER YOUR WEAPON! 58,000 watts audio, 116.000 watts video on Channel 2 (1) CKSA-TV Ltd. (2) 5026 50 St. (3) 403-875-3321 14) A.F. Shortell 15-71 James G. Cane (8.9) Terry Chahley (10,11) Wes Saunders (12) Ed Horlacher 113) Barry Smith (14) Rolland Brassard 115) June Underdown (16) James G. Cane S17) Mrs. Florence Cottam (18) Howard turge (19) Tony Stam (20,21) Terry the challenge in the Calgary market. Chahley (22,231 Radio-TV Reps (24) A.J. Television meets Messner & Co. (25) Radio-TV Reps (261 ABC International (271 1961 (28) CBC Network The total daily viewing This station operates rebroadcasting In a way, it gives you an unfair advantage. stations in the following locations: circula- Channel Location audience of CFCN-TV alone outdistances the combined 12 Meadow Lake, Sask. 9 Bonnyville, Alberta tions of the markets' daily newspapers ... by several thousand. hit home! -TV. MEDICINE HAT Make television your first choice and - CHAT 3000 watts audio, 5700 watts video on Channel 6 (1) Monarch Broadcasting Co. (2) Box 760, Medicine Hat (3) 548-3911-2-3 (4) J. H. Yuill (5) Orville Kope (6) Jon Thibert (7) national, Ian Carson. local. Your Calgary "ACTION STATION" Vic Schafer (8,9) Jon Thibert (10,11) Lome Havard (12) Stan Weiler (13) Glen Yost 114) Cliff Dacre (15) Mrs. Eldeen Hamilton (16) Ross Nelson (17) Mrs. Jo -Anne Lundquist 1181 August Soehn (19) Sid Gaffney (20,211 Cliff Dacre (22-26) All - Canada Radio & TV 127) 1957 (28) Network (CBC) MCALGARY This station operates rebroadcasting station in the following location: For further information, contact Television Representatives Ltd. Channel Location 4 Pivot, Alberta Montreal - Toronto - Vancouver
November 23, 1967 65 This station operates rebroadcasting Channel Location stations in the following locations: 8 Kenora, Ont. TELEVISION 9 Dryden, Ont. Channel Location 12 Sioux Lookout, Ont. STATIONS 7 Marquis 10 Red Lake, Ont. 12 Colgate 5 Fort Frances, Ont. 6 Wi I lowbunch 7 Atikokan, Ont. KEY CBWFT, WINNIPEG (11 Company name CFQC-TV, SASKATOON 35,200 watts audio, 59,000 watts video (2) Mailing address 180,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video on Channel 3 (1) Canadian Broadcasting (3) Telephone on Channel 8 (1) A.A. Murphy & Sons Ltd. Corp. (2) P.O. Box 160 (5) A.K. Morrow (4) President (2) 216 1st Ave. N. (3) 306-242-6611 (5) General Manager (4) W.A. Murphy (5) G. Blair Nelson CJAY-TV, WINNIPEG (6) Operations Manager 16) D.C. Brinton (7) Ken Hutson (8) Herb Commercial Manager 180.000 watts audio. 325,000 watts video (7) Ashley. Exec. producer, Greg Barnsley on Channel 7 (1) (8) Production Supervisor Stan Thomas (10) (12) Channel 7 Television (9) Verne Prior Les Ltd. (2) Winnipeg 10 (3) 775-0371 (9) Program Manager Edwards (13) Chuck McManus 114) Bill (4) Ralph Chief Announcer S. Misener (5) Jack M. Davidson (6) Joe (10) Story (15) Mrs. Jean Korchin (16) Ted Gibson (7) Rod Webb (11) Music Director Eadinger (17) Mrs. Verna Fowler (18) Burt (8) Jim Armstrong 191 Jim Purvis (10) Ray Torgrud (11) Richard (12) News Director Kainz (19) Jim Love (20 Jerry McLeod Seaborn (121 (13) Sports Director (21) Ron Lee (22-25) Radio-TV Reps Al Vickery 113) Jack Wells Farm Director (14) Don McLean (15) Mrs. Sheila Knowles (14) (26) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (16) Al Johnson (17) (15) Women's Director (27) 1954 (28) Film, network, videotape Gerry Probert (18) Mac (16) Promotion Manager This station operates rebroadcasting Drope (19) Bert Cobb (21) Howard (17) Traffic Manager station in the following location: MacMillan (22.23,25) Stovin-Bytes TV Ltd. (26) Sumner Corp. (27) (18) Art Director wave, 1960 (28) Micro- 119) Chief Engineer Channel Location videotape, telecine (20) Chief Operator 3 Stranraer (21) Film Editor KCND-TV, WINNIPEG (22) Toronto reps 43,600 watts reps audio, 288,000 watts video (23) Montreal CJFB-TV, SWIFT CURRENT on Channel Twelve. (1) McLendon Corp. (24) Winnipeg reps 6,650 watts audio, 13,500 watts video on (2) 2031 Portage Avenue (3) 888-3212 (25) Vancouver reps Channel 5 (1) Swift Current Telecasting (4) Gordon McLendon (26) U.S. reps (5) G. O. 'Jerry' Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 160 (3) 306-773- Johnson 16) Len Gzebb 7) local, N.M. (27)Station birth date 7266 (4-6) W.D. Forst (7) Walter S.Buffam Cheater. national, W.F. (28) Color facilities Girling (8) Mrs. (8,9) Mrs. Julie Forst (12) Gordon Foth Thora Oliver (9) Dick Vincent (10) Terry (13) Art Henderson (16) Mrs. Julie Forst Stouffer (12.13) Joe Cooke (14) Tern, (17) Phyllis Hunter (17) John Peters Stouffer (16) Len Gzebb (17) Dorothy Li,, (19) Jerome Rissling (22.23) Radio-TV Reps (18) Nina Allam (191 Aubrey Headley (24) Broadcast Reps (25) Radio-TV Reps 1201 Gerald Nicholson (21) Dave Rector (27) CKRD-TV. RED DEER (26) Forjoe TV Inc. 1957 (28) Network (22.23) Radio-TV Reps (24) Channel 12 Ltd. 13,000 watts audio, 26,000 watts video This station operates rebroadcasting (25) Radio-TV Reps 6 National TV Sales on Channel 6 (1) CHCA Television Ltd. stations in the following locations: Inc. (27) 1960 (28) omplete (2) Box 5555, Red Deer (3) 347-6681 (4) Henry L. Flock (5) Rod D. Stephen Channel Location (71 J.C. Reidy (9) Mel Gordon (121 Ben 2 Eastend Meisner (13,14) Al Hammer (17) Gerald 2 Val Marie Tennant (18) Rick Soehn (19) Lorry Luchian 10 Riverhurst (211 Don Komarnisky (22-25) Radio-TV Reps ONTARIO (26) ABC International (27) 1957 (281 Net- work CKOS-TV. YORKTON This station operates rebroadcasting 2500 watts audio, 15,000 watts video on CKVR-TV, BARRIE stations in the following locations: Channel 3 (1) Yorkton Television Co. Ltd. 12,500 watts audio, 100,000 watts video (2) 95 East Broadway. Yorkton (3) 783-3688 on Channel 3 (1) Ralph Snelgrove Tele- Channel Location & 783-8223 (4,51 R.L. Skinner (6) George vision Ltd. (2) Box 519, Barrie (31 705- 10 Banff S. Skinner (71 John V. Birt (8,9) Wilbur 726-6466 (4,51 Ralph T. Snelgrove. Ass't 10 Coronation Westby (10) Linus Westberg (11) Don gen. mgr., H.J. 'Bert' Snelgrove (6) Jack Leitch (12) Jim Horning (131 Linus West- Mattenley (7) Charles M. Tierney (B) Gerry berg (14) Norm Roebuck (15) Gladys Blahut Robertson (10) Milt Conway (121 Bill (161 Jay Leddy (17) Wilbur Westby McCutcheon (13) Bill Bennett (16) Charles (18) Dennis McNeil (19) Lud Hocevar M. Tierney 1171 Bob Locke (181 Ernie (201 Mery Wantuck (21) Sharon Coleman Barker (19) Bert Verwey (21) Tom Locke 122,23) Stovin-Byles TV Ltd. (24) direct (22,23) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (24,25) Radio- SASKATCHEWAN TV ABC Inter - TV Reps Ltd. (26) Devney Organization r at)ional(27) 11es958 (81Ltd.Network (27) 1955 (28) Network, telecine This station operates rebroadcasting This station operates rebroadcasting stations in the following locations: stations in the following locations: «I« CKBI-TV. PRINCE ALBERT Channel Location Channel Location 11 Parry Sound 100,000 watts audio, 61,000 watts video 6 Wnyard, on Channel 5 (1) Sask. 8 Huntsville Central Broadcasting 7 Carlyle, Sask. Co. Ltd. (2) Prince Albert (31 763-7421 5 Haliburton (4,5) E.A. Rawlinson (7) I. Robertson 8 Baldy Mountain, Man. M9) J. Cennon (12,13) N. Roche (14) H. allwitz (15) Mrs. Marion Sherman CKWS-TV, KINGSTON (17) Mrs. S. Dodwell (18) W. Ahenakew 150,000 watts audio, 250,000 watts video (19) Tom VanNes (20) Reg Kitt (21) Mrs. L. on Channel 11 (1) Frontenac Broadcasting Hawksworth (22-26) All-Canagda Radio & (2) 170 Queen St. (31 544-2340 (4) A.L. TV (27) 1958 Davies (5.61 Roy Hofstetter (7) Al Brooks This station operates rebroadcasting MANITOBA (8) Lorne Shepherd (9) Stan Leverre stations in the following locations: (10) Don McRae (12) Floyd Patterson 113) Max Jackson (14) Joey Cannon Channel Location (15) Tom Higgs (161 Mrs. Liz Argue 7 North Battleford CKX-TV, BRANDON (171 Mrs. Rita McGrattan 118 Cathie 2 Nipawin 49,100 watts audio, 100,000 watts video Sutton 1191 Gord Backus (201 Lome 4 Greenwater on Channel 5 (1) Western Manitoba Shepherd (21) Mrs. Pam Furter (20-25) All - 9 Big River Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 2940 Victoria Ave. Canada Radio & TV (271 1954 (4,5) John B. Craig (6) A. Stuart Craig (7) Archie Olson (10) Howard Cooper CKCO-TV, KITCHENER-WATERLOO CHRE-TV, (12) Lorne Chapple (13) Mary Saxberg REGINA (141 Frank Bird (16) 65,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video CHAB-TV, MOOSE JAW Cliff Jones (17) Mar- 13 (11 garet Mrs. Annence on Channel Central Ontario Tele- CHRE-125 watts audio, 250 watts video vision Ltd. 121 King St. W., Kitchener Thomas hyStaceyzyk 8j ( 864 on 01 Lawr Dumith boiss Channel 9. CHAB-53 watts audio, 100 Harold Pu11r' 4. (22-26) (3) 519-744-7331. Toronto. 416-366-0852 watts video on (21) All -Canada Channel 4 (1) CHAB Ltd. Radio & TV (2k\)\ s5 (28) Network 141C.A. Pollock (51 W.D. McGregor (6) Jim (2) 127 Main St. N., Moose Jaw (3) 692- This station operates rebroadcasting Smith (7) R.H. McKeown (8) Bill Smuck 6464 (4) Jack Moffat (5) Sid Boyling stations in the following locations: (9) Bruce Lawson (11) Pat Ludwig (12) Gary (6) Grant Pasuik 171 Stan Gardner (8) Del McLaren (13) Reg Seltner (15) Mrs. Elaine Fehrenbach (10) Spence Bozak (12) Larry Channel Location Cole (16) William Whiting (171 Mrs. Alice Powell (131 Ken Newans (14) Bob Simpson 11 Birtle-Foxwarren, Man. Ellis (18) Don Bowen (19) Paul Turchan (16) Janice Marchessault (17) Mari Deyo 9 Melita, Man. (20) Eric Sutherland (211 Mrs. Cathy 1181 Graham Henderson (19) Mery Pickford Hernberger (22,23) Hardy Radio & TV (21) Joy Yip. Kathy Morrow (22,23, Radio-TV ABC Inter- 25) Stovin-Byles Ltd. (26) Sumner Corp. CBWBT, FLIN FLON national (28) Complete (27) 1959 Network 5 (28) 3400 watts audio, 6800 watts video on Channel 10 (1) Canadian Broadcasting CFPL-TV, LONDON Corp. CKCK-TV, REGINA (2) P.O. Box 160 15) A.K. Morrow 43,200 watts audio. 325,000 watts video This station operates rebroadcasting on Channel Free 53,500 watts audio, 100,000 watts video station in the following location: 10 (1) London Press on Channel 2 (1) Transcanada Communi- Printing Co. Ltd. 12) P.O. Box 2880. cations Ltd. (2) Box 2000, Regina (3) 523- Channel Location Terminal A (3) 434-2115 (4) W.J. Blackburn (5) M.T. Brown (6) R.A. Reinhart 171 E.C. 6671 (4) Michael Sifton. vice-pres.. Harold 7 The Pas Crittenden (5) James Struthers (6) Lloyd Wingrove (8) J.A. Plant, chief producer, Westmoreland (7) Lee Hambleton (8) Doug Joe Armstrong (10) Joe Armstrong (12) Ron Lee (10) Bruce Cowie (12) Grant Kennedy CBWT, WINNIPEG Laidlaw (13) Alex Kelman (14) Roy Jewell (13) John Badham (161 Wray Crittenden (16) Tom trowel'. Creative services mgr., 50,000 watts audio. 100 000 watts video W.T. Daley (17) H.W. Blahout (18) Cliff (17) Miss Pat Haggerty (18) Joe Soehn on Channel 6 (1) Canadian Lorne McBride (21) Broadcasting Kearns (19) G.A. Robitaille (20) Dale (19) Barry Haddad Corp. (2) P.O. Box 160 (5) A.K. Morrow (22-26) All -Canada Radio & TV (27) 1954 Duffield (21) Bob White (22-26) All -Canada This station operates rebroadcasting Radio & TV (27) 1953 Network, VTR, 1281 Complete stations in the following locations: telecine (28)
66 The Canadian Broadcaster Now from Wai
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Write, wire or phone: Chas. S. Chaplin / W. K. (Bill) Moyer WARNER BROS: SEVEN ARTS LIMITED la11 Adelaide St. W., Toronto 1, Canada EM 4-7193 CHEX-TV. PETERBOROUGH CKLW-TV. WINDSOR TELEVISION 83.400 watts audio, 139.000 watts video 180,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video on Channel 12 Ill Kawartha Broadcasting on Channel 9 111 Western Ontario Broad- (21 Box 659 131 742-0451 141 Arthur Davies casting Co. Ltd. (21 825 Riverside Dr. W. STATIONS 151 W.E. Rewegan (71 Ian McFarlane (31 519-254-2831 (4) S. Campbell Ritchie 19) Gordon Shale (10) George Franks (51 Edwin C. Metcalfe (61 Bert Pilcher (111 Fred Barrie 1121 Morley Overholt 171 LeGrand S. Redfield (81 Frank Quinn (131 John Danko (151 Mrs. Marie Callaghan (91 Gene Roper (111 Wally Townsend KEY (161 Bruce Anderson (171 Mrs. Delores 112.14) Jim Van Kuren (15) Mary Morgan (1) Company name Feeley 1181 Ken Lehman 1191 Bert Crump (161 Clark Grant (171 Bert Pitcher (21 Mailing address 2201 Hal Sloan (211 Mrs. June Kerr 122 (181 Charles Knight (19) Stewart Clark (3) Telephone 6) All -Canada Radio & TV (271 1955 (21) Don Sharon (221 RKO General Distrib- (4) President (281 Network uting Corp. Ltd.; Fred Sorrell, Lord Simcoe (5) General Manager Hotel, Toronto (261 RKO General National (6) Operations Manager Sales (271 1954 (281 Complete (7) Commercial Manager CKPR-TV, PORT ARTHUR -FORT WILLIAM (81 Production Supervisor 54,500 watts audio. 100,000 watts video (9) Program Manager on Channel 2 (1) Thunder Bay Electronics 110) Chief Announcer Ltd. 121 87 N. Hill St., Port Arthur 131 344- CKNX-TV. WINGHAM 111) Music Director 9685 141 H.F. Dougall 151 G.N. Conger 112) News Director (6) Jon Ogden 171 Jack Masters (9) G.N. 100,000 watts audio, 180,000 watts video 8 (11 CKNX (1 3) Sports Director Conger 1101 Jack Sandberg 1121 Bill on Channel Radio Station Ltd. (14) Farm Director Williams 1151 Mrs. Marion Vickruck (21 Wingham (3) 519-357-1310 (4,51 G.W. 1151 Women's Director 1161 Miss Pat Lund (17) Mrs. Sheila Cruickshank (71 Ross Hamilton 1891 George Walling (101 Jim Moore 1111 Hap Swatridge (16) Promotion Manager Shipston (181 Bruce McNally 1191 Gerhard (17) Traffic Manager Buetow (20) Bob Symons (22.251 Stovin- (121 John Strong (131 Crawford Douglas (18) Art Director Byles Standard (141 Dave Curzon (151 Mrs. Anna Meyer (26) Canadian Broadcast (17) 1191 Chief Engineer Sales (27) 1954 (281 CBC Network 116) Ian MacLauren Mrs. Kay Swan (20) Chief Operator 1181 G. Heim (191 Scott Reid (201 Bill (21) Film Editor Harris (211 Hap Swatridge (22-26) All - (221 Toronto reps CJIC-TV. SAULT STE. MARIE Canada Radio & TV 1271 1955 (281 Network, 123) Montreal reps 25,000 watts audio, 45,000 watts video on fiIm 1241 Winnipeg reps Channel 2 (1) Hyland Radio-TV Ltd. (2) Box 125) Vancouver reps 370 131 256-7494 141 Mrs. E. Hyland (5) R.H. 126) U.S. reps Ramsay (61 Frank J. Gardi (71 Wayne Turner (27) Station birth date 181 Joe Boyle (101 Peter West (11) Lou 128) Color facilities Barnes (12) Karl Sepkowski (131 John Rhodes 115) Grace Pitt (161 Frank MacKay (171 Rita Purdy 1181 Bob Jenkins 1191 David Irwin (20) Al Jones (211 Ray Boucher CFCH-TV. NORTH BAY 122-26) AllCanada Radio & TV (271 1954 QUEBEC 61,000 watts audio. 119,000 watts video 1281 Network on Channel 10 (t) Tel -Ad Co. Ltd. (2) Box 1000 (3) 752-3000 141 Mrs. P Campbell CKSO-TV, SUDBURY CHAU -TV, CARLETON Si1 Reg Carne 171 Jim Gibson (9) Sid 100.000 watts 13.700 watts audio. 100,000 audio, 52,000 watts video Tomkins 1121 Norris Whitfield (13) Pete watts video on Channel 5 de la on (11 Television Baie Handley (151 Merl Craven 1161 David Bach Channel 5 ill Cambrian Broadcasting des Chaleurs (21 CP 100, Carleton (31 186, (17i Ltd. 121 Box 400. Sudbury 131 Meru Craven (18) Lawrence Maloney 705-674-0711 187 141 J. Leo Hachey 151 Andre Lecomte 141 W.B. Plaunt (51 Ralph Connor 161 George (19i Larry Cameron (20) Jerry Milian 161 Marcel Chabot (7) Mrs. Anita Tardif Lund (71 Mrs. Betty Sellars (91 Michael (21) Tony Marceau (22.25) Stovin-Boles (81 Rodrigue Barriault (91 Mrs. Anita Tardif (26) AII-Canada Radio & TV (271 1955 Connor (101 Hub Beaudry 112) William L. (10,12,131 Benoit Thibeault Mrs. Smith (17) Mrs. Betty Sellars (181 116,171 (281 Network Nick Anita Tardif (191 M. Chabot (20) P. This station operates rebroadcasting Nykilchuk (19) Ken Houser 1211 John Lapointe Magella O'Grady (22-261 All -Canada Radio & TV (211 Degrasse 122, station in the following location 23) Hardy Radio & TV 1251 Scharf Broad- (271 1953 (28) Film. VTR cast Sales (261 Weed & Co. 1271 1959 Channel Location This station operates rebroadcasting station in the following location: (281 Nil 3 Temiskaming, Que. This station operates rebroadcasting Channel Location stations in the following locations: 3 Elliot Lake C BOT. OTTAWA Channel Location 26.700 watts audio. 50.100 watts video St. Marguerite on Channel 4 Broadcasting Iii Canadian CFCL-TV, TIMMINS 2 Percé Corp. (2i P.O. Box 3220. Station C 151 J.J. 52.000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video 6 C loridorme Dunn 7 Renard on Channel 6 (lI J. Conrad Lavigne Chandler, Riviere au 10 Anse a Enterprises Ltd. (21 P.O. Box 620 (3) 264. Valleau, St. Quentin, Port Daniel, Gaspe CROFT, OTTAWA (French) 4211 (41 J. Conrad Lavigne (5) Rene 17,000 watts audio. 31.000 watts video Barrete (6) Terry Coles (7) Rene Barrete on Channel 9 Canadian Broadcasting 181 Conrad Carriere (9,101 Terry Coles ill Prince Corp. (21 P.O. Box 3220. Station C 151 J.J. 021 Jim 1131 Loo Thibeault CJPM-TV, CHICOUTIMI Dunn (151 Hazel Clermont 1171 Joe Virc 52,500 watts audio. 100,000 watts video (181 Clem Berini (19) Rudy Fauteux o.. Channel 6 111 CJPM-TV Inc. (21 P.O. This station operates rebroadcasting (201 Conrad Carriere (21) Francoise Hudon 600 (31 549-2576 (41 Paul Murdock stations in the following locations. Box 122.23) Paul Mulvihill & Co. (24) A.J. 15) Paul J. Audette 1101 Claude Blain Messner (251 Stephens & Channel Location Towndrow (71 Paul J. Audette 18,9) Claude Blain 1261 Weed & Co. 1271 1957 1281 Yes (121 Claude Poulin (131 Noel Gauthier 9 Timmins This station operates rebroadcasting (151 Harvey 12 Kapuskasing Ginette Bissonnette (17) Luc stations in the following locations: 118) Michel Martin (191 Roger Hudon 7 Hearst (201 Yves Champagne (211 Jacques LaFrance 7 Sturgeon Falls Channel Location (22,23) Paul L'Anglais Inc. 124.25) Stovin- 13 Sudbury 2 Kirkland Lake 1963 12 Temiscaming, Que. Byles Ltd. (26) Forjoe TV Inc. 1271 3 Kapuskasing (281 Complete 4 Hearst 5 Malartic CJOH-TV, OTTAWA 7 C hapleau 160.000 watts audio. 325.000 watts video CKRS-TV. JONQUIERE on Channel 13 111 Bushnell TV Co. Ltd. 21,000 watts audio. 42,000 watts video 121 1500 Merivale Rd.. Ottawa 224-1313 (3) CBLT. TORONTO on Channel 12 (11 Radio Saguenay Ltée 141 E. L. Bushnell 151 S. W. Griffiths 53.500 watts audio, 99,500 watts video (21 175 Sir Wilfrid Laurier (31 542-4551 161 Harold Mantay 171 W O. Morrison on Channel 6 (11 Canadian Broadcasting (41 Henri Lepage 151 Tom Burham (61 Gerard 181 Harold Mantay (91 Peter Francis Corp. (2) P.O. Box 500, Terminal A (51 W. Champ Champagne (121 Lemieux (71 Tom Burham (9) Gilles Dufour 1111 Joe Gibson Weston (121 (131 Joe Spence (15) Mrs. Jackie Thompson 1111 Marcel Perron Jean-Paul Tremblay Yvon Perron (181 Real Fillion (19) Paul 116) Patrick MacAdam 1171 Harold Mantay (171 (18) David Leigh (191 Sandy Day (20) M. CFTO-TV, TORONTO Gilbert 1211 Eugene Michaud 122.241 Hardy Radio & Standard Alles 121) Eric Tomlinson (22,231 Inde- 162.000 watts audio, 325,000 TV (261 Canadian watts video Broadcast Sales 127) 1955 1281 Network pendent Cdn. TV Sales (24,25) Radio-TV on Channel 9 111 Baton Broadcasting Ltd. (26) E.S. Sumner (27) This station operates rebroadcasting Sales Corp. 1961 121 Box 9, Toronto 16 (3) 416-362-2811 stations in the following locations. 1281 Complete 141 John Bassett (51 W.O. Crampton. vice This station operates rebroadcasting pres., finance. L. Nichols (61 Don Davis Channel Location station in the following location: (71 E.J. Delaney (9) Jack Ruttle (101 Jim 9 Port Alfred Corey 1121 Doug Johnson 1131 John Esaw 2 C hicoutimi Channel Location (16) John F. Bassett (171 Howard MacLean 8 Roberval 8 Cornwall (191 Hellmut Berger (22,231 CFTO National Sales (26) ABC International (271 1961 (28) Complete CKBL-TV, MATANE 182,000 watts audio, 303,000 video PEMBROOKE watts CHOV-TV, CHCH-TV, TORONTO -HAMILTON on Channel 9 111 La Cie de Radiodiffusion 18,350 watts audio. 36 800 watts video 202 000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video de Matane Ltée 121 155 St. Sacrement on Channel 5 111 Ottawa Valley Television on Channel 11 (1) Niagara Television Ltd. (3) 562-0290 14,51 René Lapointe (61 Octave Co. Ltd. 121 R.R. #6. Pembroke 131 735-6811 (21 163 Jackson St. W., Hamilton (3) 522- Lapointe (71 Charles Fradette 181 Octave E. Gordon Archibald (7) Ramsay (4.51 1101 14) Mrs. K.D. Soble 151 S.J. Bibby Lapointe 191 Roger Bergeron 110) J.P. Garrow 181 Don Chant (91 Brooke Duval (61 F.P. DeNardis 17) W. Davidson 181 D.F. Berthiaume (111 Odette Tardif (12) J.P. Herbert 1121 Lee (131 John 110) John Judy Martin 191 D.C. Gale (121 J. Burghardt Berthiaume 1131 André Perron (15) Mrs. Herbert 1151 Jane Collard (161 John (131 N. Marshall 1151 Jane Gray 1161 D. Armande Desrosiers 1161 Georges Guy Herbert (171 Mrs. Helen Malloy 118) Amedeo Pilcher (171 Alan Proulx P. Gratkowski 1181 T. Stowe 117) Lison Belanger (18) Hugues Lajoie Petralia (19) Bradley 120) Rene 1191 W.E. Jaynes (20) F.P. 1191 Yvan (201 Richard & DeNardis Fortier Ouellet 1211 Oscar Kohls 122.23) Paul Mulvihill 1211 W. Hannon (221 self (231 All -Canada (21) Radio & Co. (26) Canadian Gilles Lajoie 122-241 Hardy Standard Broadcast Radio Si TV 1261 E.S. Sumner (271 1954 TV 125, Scharf Broadcast Sales (261 DevneY Sales 1271 1961 (28) Network 128) VTR, film, cameras Organization (271 1958 1281 Yes 68 The Canadian Broadcaster This station operates rebroadcasting CBVT. QUEBEC CITY (French) CKRT-TV, RIVIERE -DU -LOUP stations in the following locations: 87,000 watts audio, 173,000 watts video 24,000 watts audio, 49,500 watts video on Channel 11 (1) Canadian Broadcasting on Channel 7 (1) CKRT-TV Ltd. (2) 1 rue Channel Location Corp. (2) P.O. Box 400, Haute Ville Frontenac (3) 862-6003, 862-4146 (4,5) Luc 11 Mont Climon (5) R. Dussault Simard (6) Gregoire Thibault (7) Vincent 6 Murdochville Gagnon (8) Germain Gelinas (9) Marie 11 Grande Vallée Beaulieu (10) Remi Beaulieu (11) Ghislain 2 Mont Louis CFCM-TV, QUEBEC CITY Berube (12) Marcel Rouleau (14) Remi 6 Causapscal 15,000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video Beaulieu (15) Danielle Desjardins 6 Grand Détour on Channel 4 (1) Television de Quebec (16) Cecile Theriault (17) Marie Beaulieu 10 Manicouagan (Canada) Ltée (2) P.O. Box 2026 (3) 683- (18) Ethelbert Boucher (19) Germain 13 Manicouagan 5 4985 (4) Gaston Pratte (5) Jean A. Pouliot Gelinas (20) Gilbert Plourde (21) Ghislain (6) A.P. Fitzgibbons (7) R.C. Stefanik Bérubé, Gilles Gosselin (22-24) Hardy (8) André Jean (9) Paul Chamberland Radio & TV (26) Devney Organization Inc. CBFT, MONTREAL (French) (10) André Jean (12) Jacques Moisan (27) 1962 (28) Network 50,000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video (13) Frank Fontaine (16) Jean Crevier This station operates rebroadcasting on Channel 2 (1) Canadian Broadcasting (17) Andrée Cyr (18) Marcel Labadie stations in the following locations: Corp. (2) P.O. Box 6000 (5) J. Biais (19) Gérard Fortin (20) Raymond Lamon- t, This station operates rebroadcasting tagne 121) C.E. Garneau (22,23) Hardy Channel Location I stations in the following locations: Radio & TV, Paul L'Anglais Inc. (24) Hardy 2 Baie St -Paul Radio & TV (25) Stephens & Towndrow 2 Ste -Rose du Degelis Channel Location (26) Forjoe TV Inc. (27) 1954 (28) VTR, 13 St -Patrice 11 Mont Tremblant telecine 5 Cabano 3 Mont Laurier
CBMT, MONTREAL CKMI-TV, QUEBEC CITY CKRN-TV, ROUYN 60,000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video 13,850 watts audio, 2200 watts video 57,800 watts audio. 115,000 on Channel 5 (1) Television de Quebec watts video on Channel 6 (1) Canadian Broadcasting on Channel 4 (1) Radio Nord, Inc. (2) 70 (Canada) (2) P.O. 2026 131 Corp. (2) P.O. Box 6000 (5) J. Biais Ltée Box 683- Gamble St. W. (3) 762-0741 (4,5) David A. 4985 (4) Gaston Pratte (5) Jean A. Pouliot Gourd 16,7) (8) (6) A.P. Fitzgibbons (7) R.C. Stefanik G.F. Capellari Pierre (8,9) George Lovett (10) Norm Wright Thibault (9,10,12,131 Roger Houle (15, CFCF-TV, MONTREAL 17) Mrs. Brigitte Guimont (18) Laimon A. 160,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video (12-26) same as CFCM-TV (27) 1957 (28) VTR, telecine Mitris (20) Detlef Krumbacher (22-25) Hardy on Channel 12 (1) Canadian Marconi Co. Radio & TV 126) Weed & Co. (27) 1957 (2) 405 Ogilvy Ave. (3) 273-6311 (4) S.B. (28) CBC Network Hayward (5) D.W.G. Martz (6) George Bowden (7) Danny Dooner (8) Don Forsyth CJBR-TV, RIMOUSKI (9) Sam Pitt (10) Ted Murphy (11) Miss Libby 100,000 watts audio, 55,800 watts video Smythe (12) A.G. 'Bert' Cannings (13) Dick on Channel 3 (1) La Radio du Bas St - Irvin (16) Mrs. Babs Pitt (17) Mrs. Irene Laurent (1966) Inc. (2) 13 rue St -Jean CHLT-TV, SHERBROOKE Selway (18) Steve Yuranyi (19) Joe Baptiste (3) 723-2217 (4) Jacques Brillant 186,000 watts audio, 316,000 watts video Thompson (21) Tony Mamo (22-26) All - (5,6) André Lecomte (7) Roma Pelletier on Channel 7 (1) Radio Television Sher- Canada Radio & TV (27) 1961 (28) VTR, (8-10) Francois Raymond (11) Lorenzo brooke (1967) Inc. (21 P.O. Box 2000 telecine, cameras Michaud (12) Guy Ross (13) Claude (3) 819-569-9331 (4,5) J -L Gauthier Pearson (14) Andre Fecteau (15) Louise (6) Pierre Bruneau (7) Lucien Larocque L4vallee (16) Francois Raymond (17) Roméo (10) Marcel Rheault (11) Hercule Gagné CFTM-TV. MONTREAL Cote (18) Georges Mercier (19) Marcel (12) André DeSeve (13) Jean -Maurice 160,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video Vallee (20) Gilles Fournier (21) Roméo Bilodeau (15) Andrée Aubé 1161 Robert on Channel 10 (1) Tele -Metropole Corp. CMG (22-25) Stovin-Byles TV Ltd. (26) All - Butler (17) Mrs. Laurette Larocque 12) 1405 de Maisonneuve (3) 514-526-9251 Canada Radio & TV (27) 1954 (28) Network (18) Claude Duchesne (191 RobertThiebault (4) J. A. DeSeve (5,6) Roland Giguere This station operates rebroadcasting (20) Roger Lemaire (211 Lucien Perrault (7) Paul L'Anglais (8) Robert L'Herbier stations in the following locations: (22,23) NTV Communications Marketing (12) Claude Lapointe (13) Pierre Proulx Division (24) A.J. Messner (25) Byles, (19) Maurice Doucet (22,23) Paul L 'Anglais Channel Location Gibb & Assoc. (26) Canadian Standard nc. 124,25) Stovin-Byles TV Ltd. (26) For- 13 Edmundston, N.B. Broadcast Sales (27) 1956 (28) Network, joe V Inc. (27) 1961 (28) 4 studios 4 Grand Falls, N.B. VTR, film Winnipeg celebrated Christmas in July History was made on July 10th, when 10,000 ,NEW Households were added to KCND-TV's potential. On this date, a vast viewing audi- ence became an over -night reality as $175,000 of antenna kits were given away FREE by the Santas at the Station. The result - an even ''.etter buy for all of Canada's advertisers!
dd to this, a Million Dollar investment in: 1. New microwave equipment; 2. New unduplicated programming; 3 Aggressive audience and sales promotion; 4. Complete color facilities; and 5. Sparkling new Portage Avenue premises in Winnipeg.
ou will agree that these are reasons enough o be receptive to the Channel 12 story as told y Radio -Television Representatives Limited. Kam -TV
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rovember 23, 1967 69 This station operates rebroadcasting TELEVISION N.BRUNSWICK stations in the following locations: Channel Location 6 Inverness, N.S. STATIONS 9 Antigonish, N.S. CBAFT, MONCTON (French) 5030 watts audio, 10,060 watts video on Channel 11 (1) Canadian Broadcasting KEY Corp. (2) P.O. Box 950 (5) G. Theriault 11) Company name address This station operates rebroadcasting (2) Mailing stations in the following locations: 13) Telephone (4) President P.E.I. (5) General Manager Channel Location (6) Operations Manager 10 Chéticamp 12 Iles de la Madeleine 17) Commercial Manager (8) Production Supervisor CFCY-TV, CHARLOTTETOWN Program Manager (9) CKCW-TV, MONCTON 19,300 watts audio, 38,600 watts video (10) Chief Announcer audio, 25,000 watts video on Channel 13 (1) Island Radio Broad- (11) Music Director 15,000 watts on Channel 2 (1) Moncton Broadcasting casting Co. Ltd. (2)P.O. Box 1060 (3) 894- (12) News Director 7347 (5) R.F. Large (7) E.P. Williams Sports Director Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1220 (3) 389-9601 (13) F.A. Lynds (5) H. Button (6)J.S. Irvine (8) L. McAulay (12) Hartwell Daley (14) Farm Director (4) R.H. Loman McAulay (14) Dave Ward Women's Director (7) F.C. Paterson (9) J.S. Irvine (10) (131 (15) Steeves (12) Claude Cain 13) Garth (151 Jane Weldon (16) M.E. Large (17) E.P. (16) Promotion Manager Williams (19) Phillips (20) C. Sentner Traffic ager Cooper (17) Mrs. M. Tait (18) Stan Morton J.W. Director (19) Keith MacConnell (21) Helen Fair- (21) V. McFarlane (22.26) All -Canada Radio 1181 Art & Co. & TV (271 1956 (28) Network (19) Chief Engineer weather (22,23) Paul Mulvihill (24) A.J. Messner & Co. (25) Scharf (20) Chief Operator Standard This station operates rebroadcasting (21) Film Editor Broadcast Sales (26) Canadian station in the following location: Sales (27) 1954 (28) Network, (22) Toronto reps Broadcast reps VTR Channel Location 123) Montreal This station operates rebroadcasting 124) Winnipeg reps locations: 7 New Glasgow, N.S. (25) Vancouver reps stations in the following (26)U.S. reps 27 Station birth date Channel Location Color facilities 7 Newcastle (28) 12 Upsalquitch Lake 7 Harrison Brook NEWFOUNDLAND CHSJ-TV, SAINT JOHN 100,000 watts audio, 50,000 watts video CKTM-TV. TROIS-RIVIERES New Broad- CBYT, CORNER BROOK 162,500 watts audio, 325.000 watts video on Channel 4 (1) Brunswick on casting Co. Ltd. (2) Crown & Union Sts. 2120 watts audio, 10,600 watts video on Channel 13 (1) Television St -Maurice A. Channel 5 (1) Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (4,5) Henri 13) 657-3410 (4) L.F. Daley (5) George Inc. (21 C.P. 277 (31 375-7311 Stewart (7) Ken (2) P.O'. Box 610 (5) A.W. Barrett Audet (6) Robert Bonneau (7) Gilles Cromwell (61 William Dussault (8,91 Fernand Paquet (12) Jacques Johnston (8) Earl McCarron (9) Denny This station operates rebroadcasting Voyer (13) Claude Mathieu (14) André Comeau (12) John Miller (13) Garry Murphy stations at the following locations: Houde (151 Jeannette Biondi (16) Fernand (15)rmley1 Don WardWa de(19)17Williamy Piekarski Paquet (17) Micheline Lesage (181 Jacques All -Canada Channel Location Parent (19) Robert Bonneau (20) Gilles (21) Herb Sullivan (22-26) 8 Stephenville Nadeau (21) Albert Aubichon (22- Radio & TV (27) 1954 (28) Network 12 Deer Lake 25 Stovin-Byles TV (26) All -Canada Radio & TV (27) 1958 (28) Network This station operates rebroadcasting station in the following location Location CENT. ST. JOHN'S Channel watts video 6 Bon Accord , N.B. 98,000 watts audio, 196,000 on Channel 8 (1) Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (2) P.O. Box 5490 (5) R.G. O'Brien This station operates rebroadcasting New from,, stations in the following locations: Channel Location NOVA SCOTIA 13 Port Rexton Sweden 12 Placentia 5 Marystown CBHT, HALIFAX 34,000 watts audio, 56,000 watts video on Channel 3 (1) Canadian Broadcasting CJON-TV, ST. JOHN'S GEPE 2mm. Corp. (2) P.O. Box 3000 (5) J. Simonsen 27,000 watts audio, 110,000 watts video This station operates rebroadcasting on Channel 6 (1) Nfld. Broadcasting Co. stations in the following locations: (2) St. John's (3) 579-5015 (4) Don Jamieson. chairman, Geoff Stirling Channel Location (5) Colin Jamieson (7) Nat Shapira(8) John slide Liverpool Tessier (9) Colin Jamieson (10) Bob Lewis thin Bill Callahan (13) Howie Meeker 8 Shelburne (12) 11 Yarmouth (15) Ann Newhook (16) Rex Stirling 11 Sheet Harbour (17) Emilie Davis (18) Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy (19) Dave George. Director, Oscar Hierlihy (20) Robert Windsor (21) Dave mounts... CJCH-TV, HALIFAX Holloway (22-251 Stovin-Byles TV (26) Weed 20,000 watts audio. 100,000 watts video & Co. (27) 1955 1281 VTR, film on Channel 5 (1) CJCH Ltd. (2) 2885 Robie St. (3) 902-455-0481 (4,5) E. Finlay This station operates rebroadcasting MacDonald (6) George D. Benwell stations in the following locations: (7) DouglasLarry A. Clarke Doucet dustproof.. Channel Location 9 KnokeMurray s Mclvor (15) Mrs. Bonnie Purdy (16) Anne McNamara 10 Corner Brook (17) Ralph Tingley (18) Jack Dowell 10 Bonavista (19) John G. Jay (20) Vic Perry (21) David Argentia Ferraz 122,231 Stovin-Byles TV (26) ABC 4 Grand Falls re -usable International (27) 1961 10 Grand Bank This station operates rebroadcasting stations in the following locations: Channel Location 6 Digby 8 Amherst Use Gepe slide mounts over 10 Canning röodccster and over again. 2mm thin .. perfect for rotary magazine pro- jectors. Sawyer, Kodak, Airquipt. CJCB-TV. SYDNEY Bell & Howell etc. Gepe slide mounts are avail- 108,000 watts audio, 180,000 watts video able for 24 x 36, 24 x 24 framing, half frame on Channel 4 (1) C.B. Broadcasters Ltd. and for Instamatic. Best of all the price is low Y (3( P.O. Box 469 (3) 902-562-5511 (4) J. has a new phone number Write for full information, Marven Nathanson (5) K.M. Boyce (6) Bill Holmes (7) Mrs. E.K. Williams (8) Barry Howard (9) Mrs. M. C. MacQuarrie (11) Aubrey Boone (12) Bill Jessome GARLICK FILMS (13) Don Mclsaac (15) Ann Terry MacLellan BOLES HOUSE (16) Mrs. T. Nagy (17) Mr C. MacQuarrie 416 363-6111 88TYCOS DRIVE TORONTO 19Ur+' (18) Horst Paufler (i W.A. Robert D (20) W. MacTavish (211 Ron Demers LT (22-26) All -Canada Radio & TV 127) 1954
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TELEVISION NETWORK SALES OF GRACO PRODUCTIONS LTD. ALLAN KING ASSOCIATES (CANADA) LTD. CBS Ave., #404, Toronto: 241 Bedford Rd., #2, 927-2845. CANADA LTD. Toronto 2: 500 University 363-4554. G.K. Elliott, president; J.P. Allan King, president; Miss Gwen Gillie, Toronto 2: 2 Carlton St., #1404, 363-6294. Hall, secretary -treasurer; Richard Leiterman, Reginald B. Baker, general manager. Eliott, general manager; G.A. vice-president. production manager. COLOMBO FILM LABS & PRODUCER ABC FILMS OF CANADA LTD. Kitchener: 21 Francis St. S., 745-6612. GRAPHIC LABORATORY Toronto: 45 Charles St. E., 925-3271. SERVICES Ottawa 3: 19 Fairmont Ave., 728-3513. M.T. Watson, manager, network sales; W.D. general manager; Glen Hannah, manager, group & station sales; CRAWLEY FILMS LTD. William O'Farrell, Dorothy Atkinson, executive secretary. Ottawa 3: 19 Fairmont, 728-3513. F.R. Robb, laboratory manager; Ron Kennedy, Crawley, president; R.G. Fraser, vice- office manager; Miss Sally MacDonald, president; C.H. Everett, vice-president; producers' services manager. ADVERTEL PRODUCTIONS LTD. T.F. Glynn, vice-president special projects; ADVERTEL FILMS LTD. Paul Harris, production manager; Miss Alex Murray, comptroller; Rod Sparks, GROUP 12 Toronto: 742 Bay St., 363-6696. Orm St. W., 866- Collier, vice-president productions; Peter. chief engineer; Mrs. Mary Whalen, pur- Montreal: 1386 St. Catherine Hollidge, vice-president operations; Robert chasing agent; David Cochrane, sound 5194. Allen Stark, general manager. Fleck, creative director; Ray Eyles, pro- department head; Lawrence Crosley, direc- duction co-ordinator; Louis Hay, facilities tor of music; Stanley Brede, camera co-ordinator. department head; Vic Atkinson, animation THE GUEST GROUP LTD. department head. Montreal: 1260 Univer- Toronto 2B: 15 Duncan St., 362-1351. Al sity Ave., #41, 861-9449. Henry Strub, Guest, chairman of the board; Claire ART & DESIGN STUDIOS manager. Toronto: 93 Yorkville Ave., Guest, president. Toronto: 68 Merton St., 481-6461. E. Ray 929-3337. Miss Anne Kloepfer, manager. Walters, president; Ed Zemla, executive producer; J. Collier, production manager. INTERNATIONAL TELE -FILM ENTERPRISES CRITERION PICTURES CORP. LTD. Toronto 1: 120 Wellington St. W., 363- Montreal: 6045 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W., 4397-8. Murray L. Sweigman, managing director; Sam L. Vinsen, general sales ASP COMMERCIAL PRODUCTIONS LTD. 487-1400. Jack F. Murphy, manager; George film Toronto: 35 Prince Arthur Ave., 925-5117. G. Murphy, booker. manager; Miss Colette Cunningham, Miss Maxime Samuels, president; Michael booker. Sadlier, vice-president & general manager; Eric Wrate, supervising editor; Mrs. Mary CRYSTAL -FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. L. Adams, production supervisor; Miss Toronto 5: 447 Jarvis St., 921-4346. ITC OF CANADA LTD. K. Weber, president; W. Graf, director; Toronto 1: 100 University Ave., 362-1166. Evelyn McCartney, production. Montreal: Rowley, 11 Cleve Rd., Hampstead, 481-4033. Mrs. N. Lenz, director. Hershel Harris, president; Val Betty Samuels, manager. office manager. Montreal: 1500 Stanley St., DAVID BIEN STUDIOS 288-4082. William Clapham, manager. Montreal: 265 Vitre St. W., 861-3469. ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES LTD. David Bien, general manager. Montreal 28: 2000 Northcliffe Ave., 484- 1186. Murray Briskin, Vice-president & D. AND S. CORLEY LTD. JOHN LOWRY PRODUCTIONS general manager; Arthur Nalven, secretary Toronto: 4800 Dundas St. W., 231-6936. Toronto: 44 Wellington St. E., 366-8751. & assistant general manager; S.R. MacLeod, David Corley, president. John D. Lowry, president; W.L. Quenville, comptroller. sales manager; Frank Robinson, general manager. DOMINION -WIDE PHOTOGRAPHS LTD. BARON FILMS CORP. (Motion Picture Division) St., Ottawa: 329 Churchill Ave., 725-2151. J.P.L. PRODUCTIONS INC. Montreal 25: 3495 Mountain #905, W.H. 288-1894. F. Baron-Mongeau, prési- Olson, president; J.M. Servais, Montreal: 1425 de Maisonneuve, 526-7751. Mme manager; L.A. Ladouceur, assistant dente; R. Mongeau, general manager. J.P. Ladouceur, president & general manager. (Photographic Division:) Ottawa: manager; J. Louis Sueur, director (pro- 226 Sparks St., 234-7376. J. Thomson, mgr. ducer); Rollende Morin, manager; Maryse BROADCASTERS INC. Ohayon, director (producer); Michel Petit. Montreal: 213 Gordon Ave., 769-8585. EDITEL PRODUCTIONS LTD. director (producer). Corey Thomson, president; L.C. Gauthier, Montreal 9: 5500 Ferrier St., 739-3691. secretary. G. Ross Jebson, president & general manager; Frank Andreoli, vice-president LESSER STUDIO & assistant manager; B.E. Wilson, chief Toronto 5: 55 Charles St. W., 924-6611. B.G. & M. COLOUR LABORATORIES engineer. W.M. MacGregor, sec./treasurer. Mort Lesser, president; Bruce Walker, Toronto 3: 629 Adelaide St. E., 363-3151. creative director; Claude Lewis, sales Raymond Borowsky, president; Robert N. Gordon E. Cooper, secretary. EUROFILM LTD. Graham, vice-president; I lgvars Broks, secretary -treasurer; Harley A. Teare, Montreal: 690 Lagauchetière Ouest, 866- production manager; Robert W. Holmes, 3781. Mrs. Marie Desmarais, présidente; MARINER FILM LTD. sales representative. Paul Vanier, directeur. Vancouver 5: 1161 Merville St., 681-7393 E. D. Jones, president; P. W. Parsons, FILM ART CORP. cameraman. CANAWEST FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Toronto: 55 Charles St. W., 924-6611. Vancouver 1: 1345 Burrard St., 681-1212. Mort Lesser, president; Bruce Walker, Jack V. Gettles, vice-president; R.H. Claude (Andy) Anderson, assistant general creative director; Lewis, sales MCA TV INTERNATIONAL LTD. manager; J.G. Casse, secretary -treasurer. Toronto: 151 Bloor St. W., 927-1570. manager; Ken Jubenvill , production man- ager/director; Phil Pike, chief cinema- H.S. Stewart, vice-president & general manager; R.L. Lee, executive, network tographer; Keith Cutler, assistant produc- FILM ASSOCIATES manager, sound department; Barrie sales; W.L. Smith, sales, western division; tion Montreal: 1340 St. Catherine St. W., 866- R.H. Mercer, sales, eastern division. Helmer, art director, animation; Peter Van 8729. Pierre F. Bruneau, president. Uum, editing supervisor; Vic Spooner, Montreal: 235 Dorchester Blvd., 861-9681. production co-ordination. Calgary: 815 Gilles Morin, manager. 17th Avenue S.W., 244-2008. William FILM HOUSE LTD. Marsden, manager; Robert Willis, manager. Toronto 1: 22 Front St. W., 363-4321. Robert C. Crone, president; Findlay J. MEDALLION FILM LABORATORIES LTD. Quinn, vice-president, marketing; T.D. COLOUR DIVISION CARAVAN PRODUCTIONS LTD. Maynard, comptroller. Toronto 15: 559 Rogers Rd., 762-7338. Toronto: 277 Victoria St., 366-6433. Richard W. James, vice-president; A. Clarkson. Rosenberg; president; J. Solway, vice- laboratory manager; G. Mangan, sales president; Lawrence Fein, sales manager; FOUR STAR TELEVISION OF CANADA LTD. manager; K. Bennett, customer service Jack Boegel, film supervisor; June Barker, Toronto: 38 Isabella St., 921-2111. E.T. manager. comptroller; Brenda French, assistant (Tom) Reynolds, president; Ron Rice, sales. supervisor. MGM -TV FREMANTLE OF CANADA LTD. Toronto:. 696 Yonge St., #502, 924-5776. CBS FILMS CANADA LTD. Toronto: 257 Jarvis St., 924-9635. W. Vern Bill Cooke, general manager; Mrs. Jean Toronto 5: 45 Charles St. E., 925-3161. Furber, vice-president & general manager; C upusta, sales service co-ordination. Frederick L. Gilson, vice-president (effec- Mrs. Kathy Case, office manager; Art tive January 1968); Ronald G. Hastings, Lorne, bookings. Montreal, Cine -Lauren- business manager; Claus Hobe, account tides Inc. (agent): 1396 St. Catherine St. MOTION PICTURE CENTRE LTD. executive. Montreal 25: 3495 Mountain St., W., #212; 861-0279. Henri Tremblay, Toronto 17: 10 Banigan Dr., 421-8820. 288-1894. Rene Mongeau, manager. manager. G.S. Kedey, president.
72 The Canadian Broadcaster NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO.. INC. Toronto: 500 University Ave., 363-3724. James T. Inch, vice-president & general manager; Keith A. Page, assistant busi- ness manager; Nora M. Hoddinott, execu tive secretary; Elizabeth A. Christoffersen, assistant to business manager.
NTA TELEFILM (CANADA) LTD. Toronto: 175 Bloor St. E., 924-3701. David Griesdorf, president. Toronto: 20 Bloor St. W., 927-4061. G. Koppelman, sales representative. Montreal: 5801 Monkland Ave., 486-7355. Ken Snellgrove, manager Calgary: 3811-6 Edmonton Trail, 277-0761 Larry Rittenberg, manager.
OMEGA PRODUCTIONS INC. ,Montreal: 1103 St. Matthew St., 937-3525. !Henry Michaud, vice-president, produc- tion; Jack Burman, production manager. A.V. Hargreaves (Tony), sales manager, Hélène Beaudry. co-ordinator TV sales.
Our Radio Winnipeg Monitor i s no gismo! PATHE-HUMPHRIES OF CANADA LTD. Toronto 14: 9 Brockhouse Rd., 259-7811 H. Greenberg, president; R.J. Beaudry, vice-president & general manager; E. Ziplans, treasurer; D. Hardon, color co- ordinator; O. Jorgensen, laboratory production manager; J. Grimaldi, head of sound recording. Montreal (Cine -Labs Inc.) 970 Beaumont St., 274-7563. F.H. Dobbs. We're the damnedest liars... manager.
PETER ELLIOTT SERVICES LTD. ... but now you can prove our claims Toronto: 500 University Ave., #404. 363- 4554. J. Peter Elliott, president; Gary A by tuning our sound over your own Hall, production manager. JOHN McCUAIG Vice -President and phone... FREE. (And the other Winnipeg Media Director. PETERSON PRODUCTIONS LTD. F.H. Hayhurst Co. Ltd. stations' too ... if you must). Toronto 2B: 121 St. Patrick St., 362-3287. Toronto, S. Dean Peterson, president; Mrs. Judy Birkett, executive assistant to president;. "Jack Wick's Market Moni- John Heaney, manager, sponsored film tor should be duplicated by division; Wally Evan -Jones, manager, all radio stations in multi - sound division; Derek F.G. Smith, super- station markets, so that we vising editor; Mrs. Lucie Robin, editor; could tune in our clients' CFRW's Peter Benson, editor; Miss Dini Fisher. spots and programs to find Rod producer. out if our Product Profile producer; Maxwell, jells with the station's programming." Winnipeg PRODUCTION SERVICES OF CFTO-TV Toronto 16: P.O. Box 9, 362-2811. E.J. PAUL MOORE Delaney, vice-president, sales; A. P. Media Director, Chapman, sales manager, Wilf Copeland, Vickers & Benson Ltd., account supervisor; Fred Mi lsted, account Toronto. Market Monitor* Ron Zacharuk, director. supervisor; "Excellent idea, enabling us to get a better concept lets you call a Zenith number in Winni- QUEBEC FILM LABS. of a station's programming Montreal: 265 Vitre St. W., 861-5483. without spending the peg, blow a whistle and hear our David Bier, president and general manager; agency's money. Hope- fully this will start a signal, just as it is coming through E. Rudkowski, assistant manager; G. trend." Lebeau, assistant manager. at the moment. GEORGE MURRAY RABKO T.V. PRODUCTIONS CO. LTD. Vice -President and Blow each of the three other St. Media Director Toronto: 179 Richmond W., 363-3293. Ogilvy -Mather (Canada) whistles and hear the others. Donald C. McLean, general manager, Limited, Thomas G. Thomas, director; Donald Sweeney, director of photography; Philip Toronto. Then decide for yourself. Campbell, sales manager; Peter Gerretsen, "Fascinating! A very good The Market Monitor gives you director -editor; David Nisbet, editor. idea and a very worthwhile service. Every media buyer an instant audition of CFRW (and the should be able to pick up RALPH C. ELLIS ENTERPRISES LTD. the phone and monitor any competing stations) to help you plan Toronto 5: 556 Church St., 924-2186. radio station in Canada, Ralph C. Ellis, president; Peter Buckley, considering."' assistant general manager. which they are your radio campaign in the Winnipeg area. REULAND PRODUCTIONS LTD. Toronto 1: 170 University Ave., 363-0133. G. C. Mulholland, president; E. F. G. H olliday, vice-president; Roger Pyke, editor.
ROBERT LAWRENCE PRODUCTIONS (CAN - 'I ADA) LTD. :l Toronto: 38 Yorkville Ave., 925-5561 John T. Ross, president.
SCREEN GEMS (CANADA) LTD. Toronto: 72 Carlton St., 927-5490. Bruce Ledger, vice-president & general manager; John MacDonald, supervisor of national sales; Jim Johnson, Eastern sales representative; Ken Leale, Toronto office RADIO WINNIPEG% manager. Montreal: 1245 Sherbrooke St. W., 842.7884. John Verge, vice-president & director of French operations. Vancouver: Represented by 1q70 535 West Georgia St., 681-1440. William O. Steer, Western sales manager. HARDY RADIO & TELEVISION LTD. SEBERT PRODUCTIONS LTD. Toronto and Montreal Toronto 5: 508 Church St., 925-4378. John Sebert, president, director of cinema- tography; Norman B. Hathaway, executive vice-president; Douglas Moshoian, execu- * Ask your Hardy Man for your free Monitor tive producer; Brian Marshall, editor; Adele Green, production co-ordinator.
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SOVEREIGN FILM DISTRIBUTORS LTD. Toronto: 277 Victoria St., 368-8621. Paul Nathanson, president; Herb Mothers, general manager; Mel Lefko, director TV sales; Des Nascimento, head booker. Montreal: 8440 St. Laurent Blvd., 381-5961 Eloi Cormier, manager. Saint John: 61 Union St.. 657-2610. Vince Winchester, BROADCAST manager. Calgary: 3811 Edmonton Trail, 277-1288. Hank Heck, manager. STERLING FILMS LTD. EQUIPMENT Toronto: King Edward Hotel: 2nd Floor, 366-6221. O.R. Hanson, president; George Oullahan, vice-president & general manager; Mrs. Eunice Alcorn, assistant general manager. Montreal (SterlingMovies- Canada): 4980 Buchan St., 737-1147. John E. Lush, general manager; Mrs. Mary Strathdes, sponsor service. AEROMOTIVE ENGINEERING PRODUCTS LTD. Manufacturers of: Television camera St. Laurent. Que.. 887 Montee de liesse. cables, connectors, cable assemblies, 1514) 747-4781. Sales manager, Bruce audio cables, microphone cables, precision Martin; Video Sales, Mike Bissett. Toronto coaxial cables, moulded lighting con- Avenue Rd.. SUMMIT FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 12, Ont.: 1912A (4161 nectors and cable assemblies, multi - Hespeller, Ont.: R.R. #2, 658-2852. Douglas 783-4288. Manager, Ken Tinker; Video conductor cabtire cables (extra flexible), M. Robinson, president; Mrs. Marilyn C. Sales, Stan Tingle. special application combination cables Robinson, vice-president; G. Donald for mobile vans, adaptor units to facilitate Scroggie, secretary -treasurer. Manufacturers of: TV transmitters, TV camera cable interchangeability. cameras and monitors, video and audio switching consoles, distribution equipment, TDF FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. test equipment. Toronto 5: 980 Yonge St., 924-3371. A BRAUN ELECTRIC CANADA LTD. Dancy. general manager; D. Mack., Mallon: 3310 Elmbank Rd., 416-677-3243. executive vice-president; R. Schulz, AMPEX OF CANADA LTD. vi. Technical Products Rexdale Ont., President, A.H. Simmons; Vice-president. president; L. George, secretary. Division, R. Ravinent; Arriflex division, S. Cook; 100 Skyway Ave.. 416-677-2370. I el ex, 02-29852, Montreal, Que.: 700 Cremazie Industrial division, O. Gabriel; General Blvd. W., Telex, 01-26515. photo, J. Nicholls. Vancouver: 2021 West TELEFILM OF CANADA 514-273-7701. 4th Ave., 604-738-1841. Manager, W.G. Toronto: 277 St., 366-6433. J. Victoria Vice-president and general manager, Jean Grant. Ville Brossard, Que.: 3095 Mattise, Solway, president; Richard Rosenberg. 514-935-1311. Representative. T. Johnson. vice-president and general manager. Louis Major, P.Eng.; Marketing manager, Lawrence Fein, sales manager, Jack Industrial products. Norm J. Valin; Manager. Video sales, Walter J. Bebenek; Manufacturers of: 16MM and 35MM motion Boegel, film supervisor; June Barker, picture equipment, Hasselblad 2% sq. comptroller; Brenda French, booker. Manager. Engineering, Bing Kwan; Manager, Product service. Len Gratton; Product still cameras and accessories. manager, Distributors of: Photographic equipment Professional audio products, for industry, graphic arts, etc. TELEVISION. FILMS AND RADIO SECTION, D'Alton B. Jolly; Product manager, INFORMATION DIVISION, Instrumentation and computer products. BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION Ray Henderson; Sales representative, Ottawa 4: 80 Elgin St., 237-1530. Bernard Ontario, Video/computer and professional Hickley, first secretary (information); Mrs audio tape products. Bill Bartlett; Sales representative, Quebec and Maritimes, BRINKWORTH & ASSOCIATES Maureen Johnstone, films officer. Misti Scarborough, Ont.: 81 Kootenay Cresc., Silvia M. Kavanagh, radio officer. Video/computer and professional audio tape products. Jean Claude Dubuc; Sales 416-267-3828. Manager, Percy Brinkworth. representative. Quebec and Maritimes, Video products, Representatives of: Jampro Antennas. IGM 20TH CENTURY FOX TV Paul Bondaruk; Sales Automation Eouipment, Bower Transmitters Toronto 2: 111 Bond St., 364-3473. Frank representative, Ontario and Manitoba, Video products. Hans Krause; Sales and Audio Consoles,Ball Brothers Special C. Murray. Canadian general manager. Effects Generators, Wave Form Monitors. Stanley Hanson, syndication sales man- representative, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, Video and instru- Miratel Color Monitors, Rust RC Systems, ager; Miss Junko Nakamura, film booker/ Bellar FM Monitoring Equipment, Scully secretary; Miss Irene Ward, assistant mentation/computer products, Vern Harding. Recorders, booker/secretary. MaCarta Cartridge Tapes, Distributors of: Ampex video broadcast Fidelipac Cartridge Tapes, Andrews and closed circuit equipment, professional Transmission Lines, Emcee Translator. UNITED ARTISTS ASSOCIATED OF CANADA audio, instrumentation, computer record- Toronto 2: 2 Carlton St., 363-4033. Frank ers, core memories and magnetic tape Kowcenuk, general manager; Miss Sandra products for all applications in video, Gavin. publicity. audio, instrumentation and computer CALDWELL A/V EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. fields. Supplies custom engineering and Scarborough, Ont.: 135 Midwest Rd., 416- systems installations. Product development. 751-0881. President. Bruce C. Emonson: UNITED ARTISTS TELEVISION OF CANADA Vice-president, Edward A. Gales; General Toronto 2: 2 Carlton St.. 363-4033 Colin manager, Leslie N. Davis. ANDREW ANTENNA CO. P. O'Shea, vice-president & general manager. Whitby. Ont.. 606 Beech St., 416-668-3348. Suppliers of: A.K.G. (Microphones); C.B.S. Telex 02-29562. Vice-president and Labs. (Audimax, Volumax. Image Enhancer. general manager, R.P. Matthews; Marketing etc.); Crown (Tape recorders); Conrac manager, D.L. Dewey; VIDICAM TELEVISION LTD. Order service (Monitors); Dynair (TV Equipment); Fideli- supervisor, R.H. Correll. Toronto sales pac Cartridges: General Precision TV Toronto: 44 Wellington St. E., 366-4783 office. Telex 02-29562. John D. Lowry, president; Frank Robinson, 416-364-4336. Equipment; Sparta Cartridge Equipment: District manager, G.J. Wilson. Montreal Stancil-Hoffman Loggers. general manager; W.L. Quenville, sales sales office. 324 Merton Ave., St. Lambert, manager. Que. 514-672-5833. Telex 01-26467. District manager, P. Lalancette. Vancouver WALT DISNEY sales office. 608 Gatensbury St., Coquit- TELEVISION SALES lam, New Westminster, B.C. 614-936-6421. Toronto 2: 2 Carlton St., #908, 366-39:ií Telex CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD. Bruce Butler, vice-president. 04-50191. District manager. J. Van. Broadcast and CCTV Sales Operation. Toronto Manufacturers of: Antennas, waveguides, 4: 830 Lansdowne Ave., 416- heliax cables, rigid coaxial line, coaxial 534-6511. Night, 416-534-8032. Emer- WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS LTD. switches, dehydrators, antenna system gency, 416-789-3281. Vice-president and Toronto 1: 11 Adelaide St. W.. 364-7193 accessories. general manager, R.M. Robinson; Commer- Charles S. Chaplin, vice-president, Cana- cial section manager, H.S. Dawson; Sales dian general manager; S. Kunitsky, tele- and service manager, C.E. Spence; Sales vision, syndicated sales manager; W.K APPLIED ELECTRONICS LTD. manager, P.G. Bowers; Service manager, Moyer, feature sales manager. Toronto 14: 40 Torlake Cresc., 416-252- A. L. Hamos; Ont. sales reps, J.P. McDonnell, 3194. President, M. Stechly. J.H. Judge; Atlantic sales representative, E.H. Sondek. Montreal: 5000 Jean Talon WILDING CANADA LTD. St. W., 514-733-9911. Quebec Sales Don Mills, Ont.: 875 Don Mills Rd., 429- BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF CANADA Representative, J.P. Watson. Calgary: 3603 0644. Richard K. Carlson, vice-president Montreal: 1050 Beaver Hall Hill. E. J. 8th St. S.E., 403-243-2781. Western Sales & manager; C. Toby Carlson, creative Radigan. representative, R.H. Sivertsen. co-ordinator. Manufacturers of: Live color cameras, BOSTON INSULATED WIRE & CABLE CO. PE -250; Film color cameras, PE -240; WILLIAMS, DREGE & HILL LTD. LTD. Television transmitters; Television anten- Toronto 1: 12 Shuter St., 362-5931. Hal Hamilton: 118 Shaw St., 416-529-7151 nas, diplexers and filters; AM transmitters; B. Williams, president: Heinz A.K. Drege, Telex 021-684. President, Alden C. Davis AM dividing. phasing and tuning equip- executive vice-president; Colin Y. Smith, Chief engineer, Stanley Wolkowski ment; System design and installation producer/director; Russell Jones, producer/ Production manager, Edward G. McCusker services. Suppliers of: Complete line of director; Mrs. Christa L. Drege, producer; Sales manager. J.F. Janson; Sales service TV and AM and Peter Downer, origination transmission art director; Tibor Gyokeres, manager. H.K. Coombs. Montreal 2: 1 Place facilities; Educational television equip- editor; Richard Ogner, editor. Ville Marie, 514-866-7151. Telex 01-2283. ment.
74 The Canadian Broadcaster Ano sweat live -color camera. This is our third generation color It's easy to camera! By design, we've elimi- move a- nated the troubles and limitations round be- of older color cameras. Already cause of its this camera has proven itself. CBC light weight has twenty of them, some in ser- and rugged vice for over a year. CKLW-TV construction. has just bought two of them for It produces the tough, competitive Windsor top quality market. color and Let's face it, the test of a color monochrome with plug- camera today is the degree of ease pictures with in transistors, with which it provides and main - ease because of but no module extenders and no trick circuits. It's easy to service because it's built in Canada. We pro- vide parts and service from Toronto, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And it's easy to buy because it's stocked in Toronto and we're Finalitains good color and monochrome separate luminance sand iden- anxious to sell you. pictures under the full range tical pick-up tubes. Want beautiful, precise, color of production requirements. And It's easy to set up because of pictures? Let us send you the that's where the PE -250 shines. differential registration, a logi- details. Write for Brochure GEA - It produces better pictures and cal control layout, and centrally 8055. Broadcast Equipment Sales, makes less demands on the station located encoders. Canadian General Electric, 830 operator than any other color Zoom and focus controls are Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto 4. If camera. Here's why: designed by cameramen for your business is tele- Use it anywhere, indoors or cameramen. vision, set your mind at outdoors, in bright lights or low It's easy to maintain because we ease, with the PE -250. lights, and in ambients, hot or cold. use modular circuit construction We deliver.
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R.H. NICHOLS CO. LTD. CANADIAN MARCONI CO. Manufacturers of: Travelling wave tube Specialized electronic tubes. Downsview, Ont.: P.O. Box 500. President, Montreal: 2442 Trenton Ave., 514-738- mount. J.E. Connor; Exec. vice-president, F.J. 9441. Al Marshall. Don Mills, Ont.: 103 Looker; Sales manager, A.M. McLeod, Rai lside Rd. 416-445-9900. Norm Macphai I. Chief engineer, P. Ward; Director of Winnipeg: 1865 Sargent Ave., 204-775- EV OF CANADA LTD. Ont.: 359 Enford Rd., 416- Purchasing, P. Wilson. Vancouver: 624 0348. Wally Staizynski. Calgary: 92942 Richmond Hill, Vancouver Block, 736 Granville St. Ed 884-8186. Director, R.C. Kahnert. Montreal: 42nd Ave. S.E., 403-243-7751. Representative, Dzieciuch. Vancouver: 3636 E. 4th Ave., Box 885 514-677-5033. Manufacturers of: Remote transmitter 604-291-2331 Alex Robinson. Halifax: Aurele Desjardins. control. 3480 Prescott St., 902-454-8321. Dan Manufacturers of: Microphones, monitor Murphy. recording tape, speakers, receivers, NORTHERN ELECTRIC CO. LTD. Manufacturers of: TV cameras, TV broad- needles, phonograph cartridges, FM tuners, amplifiers and receivers. Montreal: 1600 Dorchester Blvd. W.: T.W. cast equipment, Closed circuit TV Bi rss. equipment. GATES RADIO CO. (CANADA) PERCEPTION INDUSTRIES INC. COLLINS RADIO CO. OF CANADA LTD. Pointe Claire, Que.: 212 Brunswick Blvd., 514-695-3751. Broadcast products man- Toronto: 274 Church St., 416-363-9141. Toronto 16: 150 Bartley Dr., 416-757-1101. President, E.T. Cullen. in Sr. vice-president, J.L. Plant; Vice- ager, A.B. Clapp; District manager, John Vice-president S. Murphy. Don Mills, Ont.: 19 Lesmill Rd., charge of sales, A.D. Moncrieff; General president and general manager, S. F. record- P.R. Wharton. 416-447-7234. District manager, R.J. 'Bob' manager, D.L. Wraggett; Studio and Jackson; Broadcast salesman, ing manager, A. Russell; Advertising and Vancouver: 1200 West Pender St., 604- Gauthier. manager, C.A. Wickens; 681-9421. Resident manager, F. N. A. sales promotion Centennial Manufacturers and distributors of a Service manager, W. Bergsma; Rental Ramsay. Edmonton: Bldg., E.N. Wooley. New York 10015 103 Ave., 403-429-5751. Resident complete line of AM, FM transmitters and manager, City: manager, A.C. Gardiner. Ottawa 4: 77 accessory items and a complete line of 1140 Ave. of the Americas, 212-867-9600. Metcalfe St., 613-233-6211. Resident transistor audio equipment and TV President, E.T. Cullen; Manager, Rose manager, A.R. Hewitt. Montreal: 5890 transmitters. Cederbaum; Systems engineering, Elton Monkland Ave., 514-489-2123. J. J. Hanlon. (Montreal and Ottawa offices to Chamberlin. be opened in 19681 GELECO ELECTRONICS LTD. Toronto 17: 2 Thorncliffe Park Dr., Unit 43, Manufacturers of: Full audio line including LTD. turntables, consoles and remote equipment, 416-421-5631. President, Gerald W. Lee; PHILIPS ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES AM up and including L. Toronto 17: 116 Vanderhoof Ave., 416- transmitters to Superintendent, J. Pettipas; Designer, H.A. C. Van Beurden; 10,000 watts, plus phasing equipment; Cooper. 425-5161. President, FM transmitters up to and including Vice president, marketing, electronic Switches, tower equipment division, E. Batler; Manager, 20,000 watts, plus FM stereo generators, Manufacturers of: Coils, A. a FM complete antenna tuning professional electro -acoustics dept., exciters and full line of antennas. lighting chokes, manager, CCTV and Modulation, frequency and phase monitors. and phasing systems. RF contactors. Hutcheon; Product Capacitors. video recording, J. Berrevoets; Sales manager, Ontario and Manitoba, H.M. 5930 DIVERSIFIED ELECTRONICS Stevens. Montreal 9: Cote de Liesse Scarborough, Ont.: 1570 Midland Avenue, J -MAR ELECTRONICS LTD. Rd., 514-342-9180. Sales manager, Quebec 416-757-1179. Sales manager, R.T. White; Toronto 17: 6 Banigan Dr., 416-421-9080. & Maritimes, J.M. Hebert; Product manager, Sales, M. President, J.W. Woods. studio broadcast equipment, J.E. Provost. Kay. Calgary: 4107 11th St. S.E., 403-243-7737. Representatives of: Vega Wireless Micro- Manufacturers of: Custom professional Sales manager, B.C., Alberta & Sask., phone systems, Compressors and limiters, audio equipment, designers and manu- R. Hill. Synchron Condenser Microphones, R CF facturers. Exclusive importers of Neumann Dynamic Microphones, L.M. Erikson Co. microphones. EMT reverberation units and PRODELIN, INC. equipment. Ampex professional sales and Richmond Hill, Ont.: 51 Markham Rd., service. 416-884-8216. H.D. Schiller. ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS & DEVICES Montreal 30: 644 DeCourcelle St., 514- Manufacturers of: Microwave antenna and 933-7551. Manager, advertising and sales KINGSWAY FILM CO. LTD. transmission line system, flexible and promotion, K.G. Ward; Manager, broadcast Toronto 18: 148 Norseman St., 416-233- rigid coaxial cable, ETV transmitting and stations sales, J. Van Vlaardingen; 1103. President, R.C. Macaulay. Vice- receiving antenna systems, point to point Technical representative, broadcasting, M. president, W.A. Macaulay; Sales manager, antenna systems. E. Bowles. R.A. Farrell. RCA VICTOR CO. LTD. ENGLISH ELECTRIC VALVE CO. (CANADA) McCURDY RADIO INDUSTRIES LTD. Montreal 30:1001 Lenoir St., 514-933-7551. LTD. Toronto 16: 108 Carnforth Rd., 416-751- Vice-president, technical products, J.G. Rexdale, Ont.; 24 Ronson Dr., 416-249- 6262. President, G.E. McCurdy: Operations Sutherland; Manager, broadcast, scientific 8548. (Canadian subsidiary of the English manager, Graham Fawcett; Director of and H.F. products marketing, W.H. Holroyd; Electric Valve Co. Ltd., Chelmsford, engineering, A.C. Angus; Sales, R.J. Manager, special accounts, F.H. Holm; Essex, England). Manager and director, G.A. Torpey; Chief systems engineer, Kenneth Manager, educational TV, W.D. West; Morton; Sales manager, D. Sullivan; Sales MacKenzie; manager of manufacturing; Ed Administrator, TP advertising, K. A. engineer, A. Walczak; Western representa- Derkach. Clayton. Engineering Dept.: Manager, tive, R.H. Parkes; Sales representative, broadcast and communications engineering, J.A. Sandy Morris; Office supervisor, Manufacturers of audio products for the G.F. Baylis; Manager, broadcast engineer- G.A. Sward. broadcasting industry. ing, D.R. Dashney; Manager, broadcast group, D.H. Macaulay, Manager, antenna engineering, B.M. Berridge. Broadcast Sales: Western Canada: Vancouver: 2876 HOYLES, NIBLOCK AND ASSOCIATES Rupert St., 614-433-6881. Manager, H.B. Seabrook. Lakehead - Manitoba, Sask.: BROADCAST CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND ATTORNEYS Winnipeg 21: 2070 Notre Dame Ave., 204-774-7489. Sales Representative, R.H. Patrick. Ontario: Toronto 15: 1450 Castle - AMFM'TV field Ave. W., 416-651-6550. Manager, CATV ETV C.S. Broad. Eastern Canada & Atlantic: Montreal 30: 1001 Lenoir St., 514-933- 160 LAURIER AVE WEST, OTTAWA 4, ONT. TELEPHONE 613-237-1038 7551. Manager, E.W. Miller. Electronic Components & Devices: Montreal 30: 644 3110 BOUNDARY ROAD, VANCOUVER 12, B.C. TELEPHONE 604-437-1141 De Courcelles St., 514-933-7551. Man- ager, Broadcast tubes and magnetic tape, J. Van Vlaardingen; Field representative, M.E. Bowles, Recording Studios: Toronto 2: 255 Mutual St., 416-363-3443. Manager, R.A. Gray. Montreal: 1241 Guy St., 514- 931-1871. Manager, E. Traynor. Replace- AND ment Parts: Montreal: 5581 Royalmount N.J. PAPPAS ASSOCIATES Ave., 514-342-9220 (24 hours). Adminis- trator, B.H. Woodman. BROADCAST CONSULTING ENGINEERS Manufacturers of: Complete line of AM/FM and TV broadcast studio and transmitting equipment, broadcast tubes, video and STATION BUILDING DESIGN AND SUPERVISION audio tape. Engineering services and NOISE CONTROL POWER DISTRIBUTION replacement parts. ACOUSTICS, SYSTEMS DESIGN ETV SYSTEMS RESEARCH D.O.T. AND B.B.G. SUBMISSIONS RAYTHEON CANADA LTD. Waterloo, Ont.: 400 Phillip St., 519-745- 6831. Sales manager, C.D. Salter; Office administration, H. Nanson; Representa- 5253 DECARIE BLVD. MONTREAL 29, QUE. tives, H.J. Cronie and N.E. Tempest; Manager, microwave systems, J. Azar. 514.488.9581 CABLE: PAPPACO Manufacturers of: Video tape recorder, TV camera, KTR microwave equipment and associated electronics.
76 The Canadian Broadcaster RICHMOND HILL LABORATORIES LTD. Scarborough, Ont.: 1610 Midland Ave., 416-757-3631. President, J.N. Cox; Vice- president, marketing, Thomas E. Pressley; Controller, James Muir; Manufacturing anager, Ron Urquhart; Export Sales manager, George A. Adolph; Sales repre- sentative, Bob Lehtonen; Sales and adver- tising administrator, Ken Chapman. Manufacturers of: Solid state television The surest way equipment for the broadcast industry. switching systems, video special effects, synchronizing pulse equipment, video test equipment, color bar generators, clock French market systems, distribution equipment. to the
A.C. SIMMONDS & SONS LTD. Agincourt, Ont.: 285 Yorkland Ave., 416- is through the heart 45-9111. Product manager, audio division, Campion. Representing: Share Bros. Inc.,III.B..I Evanston, Illinois; Goodmans Loudspeakers Ltd., Wembly, Middlesex, ...it's bigger than England. Manufacturers of: Broadcast microphones, mixer, preamp and accessories. Amplifiers, you've been told AM -FM stereo tuners, speaker systems and loudspeakers. Meer puts
SMYTH SOUND EQUIPMENT LTD. Longueuil, Que.: 165 Industrial Park Rd., ":»77" 14-679-5490. Sales, J.B. Smyth; Pur- ,....e,... Brian Orders, G. Barbeau. chasing, Chater; OYwO.PM ,MOm,^ a. Manufacturers of: Cuemaster spot cartridge tape recorders and playbacks. Kongsberg ,.,,/.l... audio consoles. KEF monitoring and port- ....,.a ...on.... able loudspeakers.; A.D.C. pickup car - tri dges.
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING & EQUIPMENT TROIS-RIVIÈRES Calgary: P.O. Box 1058, 4331 Manhattan Rd., 403-262-1172. Edmonton: 403-439- 2191. President and general manager, Alan D. Waldie; Manager of systems engineering and equipment division, G.S. Merchant; Manager of electronic research and devel- opment division, F.D. Benner. Manufacturers of: VHF transmitters, receivers, audio equipment, sound con- soles, broadcast switchers, electronic scoring units, power -aid mobile generators, electronic teaching aids, equipment for electronic language laboratories.
TRANSONIC LTD. Ajax, Ont.: Box 306, 416-942-3240. William Jones.
UNI-TEL LTD. Scarborough, Ont.: 100 Barbados Blvd., 416-261-7265. Manager, G.G. Cooper. Chief engineer, D.E. Noble; Sales repre- sentative, Allan Green. Edmonton: 11462 41st Ave., 403-434-1768. Sales Repre- People say Trois-Rivières, a city of 63,586 sentative, G.D. Nerenberg. people, is the pulp and paper capitol of the Manufacturers of: MARC transmitter remote control and telemetering system. Browning But a look. Add next background music. SCA-FM receiver and world. True. take closer solid-state amplifiers. door Cap -de -la -Madeleine and Trois-Rivières
WARD -BECK SYSTEMS LTD. Ouest, plus nearby Shawinigan and West Hill, Ont.: Box 177, 416-282-7594. President, R.W. Ward. Vice-president, Grand -Mère, and you get a total metro -treasurer, R.K. Beck. secretary population of more than 152,000. Then add Manufacturers of: Audio systems and products for the broadcast and motion steel and wood products to the pulp and picture industry. paper ... add electric lamps, grain, textiles, shirts, shoes, abrasives, foil wrapping and a BUY lot of other manufactured goods ... figure on Group One Atlantic $524 millions in retail sales ... and you get a bigger, truer picture of the pulsing industrial RADIO heart of Québec. Want more facts? Ask a CKTM-TV heart specialist to arrange a A COMPARISON OF POPULATION IN NOVA SCOTIA SHOWS: 12 -minute colour presentation.
HALIFAX & COUNTY 32% GROUP ONE ATLANTIC 49% CKTM-TV EIGHT STATIONS-ONE ORDER the heart CALL specialists Representatives: Stovin-Bytes in Canada, All -Canada in U.S.A. GROUP ONE RADIO LIMITED
November 23, 1967 77 BROADCAST CONSULTANTS D.E.M. ALLEN. P. ENG. SEYMOUR EPSTEIN, P. ENG. L.H.J. MAILE, P. ENG. Broadcast Consulting Engineer, 2631 6890 Fielding Avenue, Montreal 29. P U Box 512, Station Q, Toronto 7, Ontario Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba. ERIC W. FARMER, P. ENG. GEORGE MATHER, P. ENG. G.A. BARTLEY, P. ENG. 184 Turgeon Street, Suite 184, Ste. Therese, George Mather & Associates, Radio Alberta Telecommunication Consultants P.Q. Frequency Engineering, 2051 Russet Road. Limited, Box 190, Red Deer, Alberta. Cooksville, Ontario. D.A. BROOKS, P. ENG. G. BOISVERT, P. ENG. G.W. PORTER, P. ENG. A. GERVAIS, ENG.. Coté, Leclair, Langlois, Boisvert & Associés, Broadcast Consulting Engineers, Gamma P. L. GRANT. ENG., 1015 St. Alexandre St., Montreal 1. P.Q. Engineering Ltd., P.O. Box 65. Edmonton, Alta. P. MUNDIE, ENG.. N.J. Pappas and Associates, 5253 Decare P. BOURDONNAIS, P. ENG. YVES R. HAMEL, P. ENG. Boulevard, Montreal 29, P.Q. Hydro -Québec, 75 Dorchester Blvd. W.. 3772 Kent Avenue, Montreal 26, P.Q. Montreal, P.Q. H.Z. ROGERS. P. ENG. PETER A. NIBLOCK, P. ENG. Broadcast Consulting Engineer (TV & FM), P.R.G. CAHN, P. ENG. HERBERT A. HOYLES, P. ENG. 12 Humber Ridge Drive, Toronto 18. Ont. Peter Cahn & Associates, 9124 St. Lawrence Hoyles, Nib lock & Associates, 3110 Blvd., Montreal 11, P.Q. Boundary Road, Vancouver 12, B.C. LIEUT. COL. W. ARTHUR STEEL 488 Avalon Place, Riverview Park, Ottawa 8, HARRY K. DAVIS, P. ENG. JEAN-CLAUDE LALANCETTE, P. ENG. Ontario. H.H. Davis & Associates Ltd., Consulting Engineer, 1700 Berri, Broadcast Consulting TOMCIO, P. ENG. Engineers, 1947 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ont. Suite 24, Montreal 24, P.Q. NICHOLAS Manager- Broadcast Engineering, Gom- A.G. DAY, P. ENG. GERALD W. LEE, P. ENG. mercial Communications, Canadian General Electric Co. Ltd., 830 Lansdowne Avenue, TV & FM Broadcast Consultant, 15 Lakeside Gerald W. Lee & Associates, 2 Thorncliffe Avenue, Ottawa 1, Ontario. Park Drive, Unit 43, Toronto 17, Ontario. Toronto 4, Ontario. PIERRE DEMERS, P. ENG. B.R. TUPPER, P. ENG. Demers, Homa, Baby, Consulting Engineers, M. LEVY, P. ENG. Telecommun cations Consultant, 1990 4815 Carlton Avenue, Montreal 26, P.Q. Levy Associates Company Ltd., Consulting Sasamat Place, Vancouver 8, B.C. Engineers, 335 Catherine St., Ottawa 4, Ont. N.S. DIAL, P. ENG. PETER A. WARD, P. ENG. British Columbia Telephone Co., 768 G.B. MACKIMMIE, P. ENG. R.H. Nichols Limited, P.O. Box 500. Downs - Seymour Street, Vancouver 9, B.C. RCA Victor Company Limited, 1001 Lenoir view, Ontario. Street, Montreal 30, P.Q. J. GORDON ELDER, P. ENG. D B. WILLIAMSON, P. [NG. Elder Engineering Ltd., P.O. Box 10, King KEITH A. MACKINNON, P. ENG. Consulting Engineer, Broadcasting - Com- City, Ontario. P.O. Box 3310, Ottawa, Ontario. munications. P.O. Box 520, Cobourg, Ontario. INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OFFICES ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION OF BBM BUREAU OF MEASUR'.MENT Suite 347, Toronto 1, Ont. Manager, Pro- BROADCASTERS President - Dr. B. K. Byram. Director of gram Exchange Report - Gerry Acton. President - Norris Nathanson, CJCB - Research and Development - WiIf. L. Hudson. Montreal - 1454 de la Montagne, Suite 302, AM/FM/TV, Radio Building, Sydney, N.S. Secretary Treasurer - Chas. J. Follett, Montreal, P.Q. 120 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto 12, Ont. ASSOCIATION OF BROADCAST CENTRAL CANADA BROADCASTERS' CONSULTANTS BRITISH COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION OF ASSOCIATION President - Peter Niblock, 3110 Boundary BROADCASTERS Executive Secretary - Mrs. Ruth Hancock, Road, Vancouver 12, B.C. Secretary President - Bill Speers, CKWX Radio, 12 Richmond St. E., Suite 347, Toronto 1, Ont. Treasurer - P.R.G. Cahn, c/o 9124 St. 1275 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C. Lawrence Blvd., Montreal 11, P.Q. ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION BROADCAST EXECUTIVES SOCIETY OF CANADA ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN Executive Secretary - Mrs. Ruth Hancock, President - G.F. Kempf. General Manager & ADVERTISERS 12 Richmond St. E., Suite 347, Toronto 1, Ont. Secretary - Cowan Harris, 200 St. Clair President - A.E. Ross. General Manager & Avenue W., Toronto 7, Ont. Secretary - B. Earnest Legate, Suite 620 BROADCASTERS PROMOTION ASSOCIATION 159 Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ont. President - Tom Daley, CFPL-TV, Box 2880, FEDERATION OF CANADIAN ADVERTISING Terminal A, London, Ont. US Office - 1812 & SALES CLUBS ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DE LA RADIO Hempstead Rd.. Lancaster, Pa. 17601. President - R.A. Owen. Managing Director - ET DE LA TELEVISION DE LANGUE E,H. Woodley, 3rd Floor. Queen Elizabeth FRANCAISE CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY Hotel, Montreal, P.Q. President - Paul L'Anglais, 1454 de BOARD la Montagne, Suite 302, Montreal 25, P.Q. President - A.B. Yeates. Executive Vice - INSTITUTE OF CANADIAN ADVERTISING Secretary Treasurer - Ben Roberge, CKCN - President - R.E. Oliver, 159 Bay Street, President John M. Milne. General Manage, Radio 700 Lavre. Sept-Iles, P.Q. Toronto 1, Ont. Treasurer - J.M. Reeve. Jack N. Milne, Suite 401, 8 King Street t Toronto 1, Ont. AMERICAN MARKETING /,SSOCIATION CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF BROAD- NI.TIONAL COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELE- President - John C. Robertson, Market Facts CASTERS (L'ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE VISION ASSOCIATION OF CANADA of Canada Ltd., 97 Eglinton Ave, E., DES RADIODIFFUSEURS) President - G. Allard. Manager - Jacques Toronto 12, Ont. Secretary Treasurer - Miss President - S.C. Ritchie, CKLW Radio and Chevalier, 1010 St. Catherine St. W., Jane Rae, International Surveys Ltd., TV, Ont. VicePresident Radio - 1173 Bay Windsor, Suite 1004, Montreal 2, P.Q. Street, Toronto 5, Ont. R. Crepault, CJMS, Montreal. P.Q. Vice - President TV - J.R. Peters, CHAN/CHEK TV, RADIO SALES BUREAU ASSOCIATION OF MOTION PICTURE Head - Vancouver, B.C. Office, Ottawa - P. St. PRODUCERS AND LABORATORIES OF President Cedric Haynes, 321 Bloor Executive Vice -President - T.J. Allard. E., Toronto 5, Ont. CANADA Secretary Treasurer - Miss Flora Love, 85 r President - Roger J. Beaudry, Executive Sparks St., P.O. Box 627, Station B, Ottawa, STATION REPRESENTATIVES ASSOC IATION Secretary - Frank A. Young, Suite 512, Ont. Toronto - Executive Secretary - Mrs. OF CANADA INC. 55 York Street, Toronto 1, Ont, Ruth Hancock, 12 Richmond Street, E., President - Michael S. Callahan, Air Times Sales. 2149 Yonge St., Toronto 1, Ont. B. Office - 12 Richmond St. E., Suite 347, Tniont, 1, Ont. ILLEVISION BUREAU OF ADVERTISING has something to say! OF CANADA CJIC Executive Vice -President - E.P. Lawless. Research Manager - Ron Brown. Account Executive - Murvyn W. Austin. Office Manager and TvB Film Library Service - Miss AM -FM -TV Jean Lisko, 500 University Avenue, Toronto 2, Ont. SAULT STE MARIE, ONTARIO WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS President - Blair Nelson, CFQC - TV, 216, 1st Ave. N.. Saskatoon, Sask.
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