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A FULL ROLE FOR FM

The public hearings of the Canadian Radio -Television Commission on its Proposal for an FM Policy in the Private Sector produced few surprises. As already reported in Broadcaster in September, the Canadian Association of Broad- casters' brief endorsed the CRTC proposal in principle - describing it as "realistic, constructive and right" - but voiced reservations about some specifics. For his part, Pierre Juneau allayed fears that rigid programming standards would be imposed without consideration of each station's circumstances. It is not the intention of the commission, he said, "to establish a pattern which all stations must follow ". There is really no reason to doubt the CRTC on this point, but it is difficult to quiet all fears when it is common knowledge that few FM stations are in the black now - and more in -depth programming for even more select audiences is going to be expensive. Only three independently -owned FM stations exist and this may soon drop to two: as the hearings were taking place in Ottawa, Radio CKRM Regina announced that it will seek approval to take over CFMQ -FM, that city's only FM station. The CRTC's original FM policy, last April, stated, "The commission realizes that cost benefits can be achieved through common ownership of AM and FM licences in the same community and will permit such arrangements provided its proposals are respected." Will permit. But now the commission is being a little more realistic: Juneau said at the hearings that it could well be made a condition of a very profitable AM licence that an unprofitable FM station also be operated. The CRTC wants private FM to be of high quality, it wants it to develop on "parallel" lines to the CBC's FM service. (Not identical, because the CBC must be national.) But, while the CBC gets public money, the commission is, in effect, asking broadcasters to subsidize themselves: out of one pocket into the other, which has a hole in it. Certainly the CRTC's objective of adding new dimensions to radio is laudable, but the policy must enable FM stations to exist and flourish throughout the nation, not merely subsist. That's unhealthy. A start in this direction would be to get away from the preoccupation that FM has to be a distinct, identifiable entity, bearing little resemblance to AM. Good radio is good radio. At the time the FM proposals were introduced, there was much speculation that AM was next in line - and there is no reason why some of the measures proposed for FM can not be applied to its older sister. FM should be thought of as being undeveloped, not different. There is no reason, either, to completely throw out present FM. If asked individually, most people admit that they enjoy FM because it is predominantly music. If it turns out that stations are required to cut their schedules into blocks of different types of music, with documentaries, dramas, interviews and the like interspersed, it could well become a case of trying to please everyone and, in reality, pleasing no one. Improvements must be made carefully, so that fears of FM becoming too dull, too intellectual and too talk -filled can find no substance. It is quite possible to have in -depth programs based on popular music - with background information, interviews, readings .... Some stations have already discovered this, much to their credit and benefit. The positive approach is that FM will become profitable as more stations offer expanded, in -depth programming - its very quantity should aid its discovery by listeners. However, it will, of course, be the quality that holds them. Above all, like AM, FM stations should be allowed to retain an overall, identifiable format. They would then have a saleable commodity to offer advertisers: a particular type of audience. FM is finally about to fulfill a meaningful role in Canadian broadcasting. It is right to set high standards. It is also right that private FM stations enjoy flexibility in meeting the needs of their communities. If FM is to be healthy, the CRTC must prescribe carefully. J

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 3 Broadcaster

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 5 NEWSCAST

CRTC APPROVES CBC PLANS The competition is designed to focus material was at the discretion of The Canadian Radio -Television Com- attention on the 1200 hours of pro- stations. mission has approved six new FM grams produced by private stations ALBERTA GETS ADS radio stations for the Canadian Broad- every week -the major segment of casting Corporation. Stations in Ottawa, Canadian tv production and about 25 FOR BEER, WINE Quebec City and Chicoutimi will join per cent of each station's schedule - Advertising of wine and beer on radio CBF -FM Montreal to form a new and all programs accepted for Can Pro and television stations is now permitted French -language FM network, while '74 will subsequently be made available in Alberta. In making the announce- English stations will be in St. John's, through the CAB Program Exchange ment, Intergovernmental Affairs Nfld., Halifax and Calgary. Library on 3/4-inch videocassette. Minister Don Getty said that a committee representing both government Decisions on the applications had PELADEAU ELECTED been deferred by the CRTC on June 29, and broadcasters would review any 1972, until other aspects of CBC radio RTNDA PRESIDENT problems or complaints which may policy had been determined. Specific François Peladeau of Radio - Canada, arise. areas of CRTC concern were program- Montreal, was elected president of the President Lew Roskin of the Broad- ming, distribution and advertising. Radio and Television News Directors casters Association of Alberta attribut- The CBC Board of Directors has Association of Canada at the associa- ed the new policy to the advent of such tv. now approved funds for a five -year plan tion's recent International meeting in advertising via cable "For many to do away to improve coverage in 31 areas now Seattle, Wash. He succeeds Gordon years, we have been trying served by affiliates. The new facilities Whitehead of Radio CFPL, London, with the prejudice against broadcasting, in will increase coverage by CBC owned - Ont. that the print media has been able to and- operated stations from 75 to 90 per In his report to the convention, the advertise beer and wine, while we were cent of Canada's population. out-going president expressed concern not." He said that research indicates Meanwhile, over the next six months regarding the increasing use of audio advertising does not increase beer and to a year, the CBC will require affiliat- clips and teletype services by provincial wine consumption, but merely "creates ed stations to clear time for "a signifi- governments. Several administrations, brand preference ". cantly improved volume of programs ". said Whitehead. "are convinced that the Four provinces still ban broadcast The CRTC has directed that network real story is not being told but that it advertising of beer and wine: British programming be largely non -com- can be given by piping into radio and Columbia, Saskatchewan, New Bruns- mercial, and "distinctly different from television stations material selected by wick and Prince Edward Island. that available on private radio ". government employees and presented NEW FACILITIES FOR Editor's note: See Jack Miller's column as news ". TELE METROPOLE in this issue. A survey by RTNDA showed that 60 per cent of Alberta's news directors Roland Giguère, president of Télé- CAB INTROS CAN PRO '74 opposed that province's audio service, Métropole Corporation, has announced a major program for A with 66 per for a toll building CFTM- project to encourage high standards cent opting -free TV television has been telephone service which would enable Montreal. of local production Two new buildings, to be completed announced by the Canadian Associa- newsmen to speak to any member of in 1974, are now under con- tion the legislature. October, of Broadcasters. in -end Whitehead cited Saskatchewan's in- struction east Montreal. A Tv stations across Canada - both fourteen- storey tower will include troduction of a teletype service and English and French - are being in- offices, garages, studios and warehouse vited to for Ontario's expanded voice clip service submit their entries Can space, topped by a heliport, while a Pro '74, the first Canadian festival of as further threats to the free flow of information. second building will accommodate two local tv programming, to be held in recording studios and allied services. Regina, March 3 -5, 1974. Deadline Montreal is to host the 1974 Inter- national and Canadian meetings of The complex will give CFTM -TV the for entries is January 1, 1974. largest production studio in Canada. RTNDA, and commencing in 1975 the There are four categories in the The station will also add a third mobile competition: Canadian annual meeting will be held of unit and seven new color cameras to its children's programs independently RTNDA Inter- facilities. national, in Canada. news, public affairs and sports Giguère cited the extension of the light entertainment SASK. STARTS TVA network as one of the reasons for specials NEWS SERVICE the expansion program. CFTM -TV Entries will also be judged according The government of Saskatchewan is originates much of the programming to market size: (1) over 300,000; (2) establishing a network of up to 20 for TVA, which will add affiliates in 100- 300,000; and (3) under 100,000 teletype machines to help speed distri- Sherbrooke and Ottawa -Hull in the fall population. bution of news releases to the media. of 1974. Rules stipulate that programs must Press Officer Bruce Lawson says the be produced and financed by a private system will cost about $20,000 anually. CHUM AFTER CFRW station, and that talent must be Cana- Last year, some 1,100 releases were CHUM Limited of Toronto will acquire dian. With the exception of specials, ditributed by the government, which its second western radio operation this programs submitted must represent a claims the new system is in response year, if it can obtain the blessing of the series of at least eight shows. Gathering to media requests. Can a d i a n Radio -Television Commis - facilities for entries will be at Calgary, However, the chairman of the Saskat- ,sion. London and Montreal. chewan Association of Broadcasters, An agreement has been made for the The festival results from a Regina Dennis Fisher of Radio CFQC Saska- purchase of CFRW AM and FM in meeting in June of this year and will toon, says the idea came from the Winnipeg for an undisclosed amount of be chaired by Bruce Cowie of CKCK- government, which approached broad- cash from Jim Pattison Broadcasting TV Regina and financed jointly by CAB casters as to the acceptability of such a Ltd. At the beginning of 1973, CHUM and individual stations across Canada. service. The consensus of broadcasters, bought CKVN - now CFUN - in A nominal fee will be charged for en- he said. was that they would not object Vancouver, where Pattison owns Radio tries and for registration. to a cost -free service as long as use of CJOR.

6 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 CBC TO BUY CHFA The Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- tion has agreed to purchase Radio CHFA Edmonton, Alberta, subject to approval by the Canadian Radio- Television Commission. \ The station, established in 1949, is GES the last of four privately -owned French - language stations in the prairie provinces to be taken over by the CBC. Bernie Gagnon, CHFA manager, said that staff and programming will remain cHMfor Mid - Season ?? unchanged when the CBC assumes control next April. About half of the station's programs now originate with Radio- Canada. FILM HOUSE REOPENS Roger Beaudry, former vice - president and general manager of Bellevue -Pathé Limited, has been given the task of re- organizing Film House. One of HOW TO Canada's largest film labs, the firm had closed its doors and gone into receiver- ship in September, several months after SURVIVE A MARRIAGE its sale by Robert C. Crone to Life Investors' Syndicate. is a new soap opera we will bring into Canada next The new owners are Signum Com- year - it starts on the new Global Television Net- munications Limited and CanPlex Ltd. CanPlex is the principal investor in work and on NBC effective January 7, 1974. Global Communications Ltd., while Signum is a holding company control- ling the McConnell Advertising group and Look Hear Productions of Other new pilot projects include . . Montreal. With the return of Film House to operations, Beaudry said he was confi- dent that "we can overcome the diffi- Firehouse-starring James Drury, Richard Jaekel culties encountered by the previous management and quickly return to our position of prominence in the field ". and BUSHNELL NEXT ON IWC SHOPPING LIST Chopper One -with Dirk Benedict IWC Communications Limited of To- ronto is the latest bidder for Bushnell Communications Limited of Ottawa. IWC has signed an agreement to purchase the 52 per cent interest in Bushnell now held by Western Broad- Lawrence Welk is doing a NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL casting Company Ltd. of Vancouver. The deal is subject to approval by the for us. It has a countdown to midnight - it's for scheduling Canadian Radio -Television Commis- at 11:30 p.m. on December 31. sion, which a year ago disallowed purchase by Western. In the interim, an option was taken, then dropped, by Standard Broadcasting Ltd. With Bushnell ownership still un- The Paul Anka Special continues to sell resolved, the CRTC recently renewed the licence of CJOH -TV Ottawa to only across Canada. January of 1975. The IWC - Western agreement is valued at over 12 million dollars, and would give Western purchase warrants Asdo.. THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW on 600,000 IWC shares. IWC, which amalgamated its cable tv holdings with Slaight Broadcasting effective July 1, TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 1973, is also awaiting CRTC approval of a bid for 50 per cent interest in THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Q Broadcasting Ltd. of Vancouver. MPC FEATURES THE LAST FRAME DUSTY'S TRAIL etc. Bob Lockhart told this year's AAB ... meeting about the announcer who was persuaded to take part in a rodeo. It was the first time the bull threw the announcer. COLM O'SHEA LTD.

BROADCASTER,'Ncvember, 1973 7 Newly- elected chairman of the Asso- ciation of Canadian Advertisers is John Foss, manager of advertising and consumer relations, Canadian Canners Ltd. Marcel Poirier, of General Foods Ltd., is senior vice -chairman and J. V. Damp - sy, Canada Packers Ltd., is vice- chair- man and treasurer.

Herbert Young (1), president of Loyalist Dennis Fisher, general manager of College in Belleville, Ont., accepts the Radio CFQC Saskatoon, has been donation of two television camera sys- elected president of the Saskatchewan tems from Allan Brooks, general man- Association of Broadcasters. ager of CKWS Radio & TV Kingston. Radio CKOK Penticton, B.C., cele- Appointments at Radiomutuel: Donat Pat Young has joined the CTV Net- brated its 25th anniversary Sept. 20 Bazinet has been named executive vice - work as executive assistant to the presi- with a reception for advertisers and president and Jean -Claude Lalancette is dent. Before joining Scott- Atkinson, friends. Cutting the cake is Mayor now vice -president, engineering. Viccari, Only International Ltd. in Frank Laird. He's being watched by relations company, she (1 -r) Dennis Barkman, president, Okan- 1972, a public Leslie Halpert has been appointed was editor of Broadcaster. agan Radio Ltd.; Mike Mangan, retir- ing news director; and 21- year -employee vice -president, finance and treasurer of of the station, Lou Hohenadel, sales IWC Communications Ltd. He held Jim Inch, director of television sales rep. a similar position at CTV. for Twentieth Century Fox TV Ltd., has been re- elected for a third term as president of the Broadcast Executives New president of Stephens & Town - Gordon Carter, formerly with BCTV, Society. Vice -presidents are Frank drow is Peter Webb, who was execu- has reactivated his own company and Buckley, John MacDonald and Arthur tive vice-president of Grant /Tandy gone into the tv rep business in Van- Weinthal. Andy McDermott is secre- Advertising, Toronto. He succeeds Guy couver, with Global TV as his first tary- treasurer. Royal. client.

1 Linc Mayo (1), chairman of the Station Representatives Asso- ciation of Canada, Montreal Chapter, presented the first annual Standard of Excellence Award to Frank Collins, vice- president and media director of Vickers & Benson Ltd., Jean -Paul L'Allier (I), Quebec's minister of communications, Montreal. The plaque, a hand -carved likeness of him, was and Paul -J. Audette of TVA, enjoyed good weather and good presented at the "TV Day '73" luncheon of the Advertising company at this year's convention of l'ACRTF in September. and Sales Executives Club of Montreal in September. The Audette was the association's president for 1972 -73; new meeting was a sellout, with over 650 people attending. president is Francois Bastien, CFDA Victoriaville.

8 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 MAJOR MARKET BROADCASTERS LIMITED ANNOUNCES FM CANADA. AN ADDITION TO THE FAMILY In FM's younger days it made sense for FM stations to be sold by the same group that sold the "parent stations ". But MMB recognizes that it's time for a change. The days when FM was broadcasting's "new baby" are a distant memory and now that a. john rourke peter a. thomson FM radio is mature and strong it should go out on vice -president, manager soles executive its own. So FM Canada is setting up housekeeping. Like any healthy family we look forward to some rivalry, friendly and otherwise, from our aggresive offspring.

()The sound idea people.

FM CANADA A DIVISION OF MAJOR MARKET BROADCASTERS LIMITED david w. graham michael downer 1255 yonge street, toronto, Ontario m4t 1w6 929 -3155 sales executive sales executive cantlie house, 1110 sherbrooke st. w., montréal, québec h3a 1g8 845-5219 THE CBC's EXPANDING WITH CRTC PRIORITIES With AM expansion plans underway, the CRTC finally let the CBC have the "carrot" - the FM licences it's wanted. by Jack Miller If you spotted a CRTC and a CBC priorities - CRTC priorities. planned a hybrid program lineup that executive together these days and you The big dispute got rolling at a pub- it dubbed Radio Three . . . using the asked "Who's in charge here ? ", the lic hearing away back on March 28, faster -paced new style through the day, CBC man likely would nod in the com- 1972, when the CBC asked the corn- with the old highbrow tone in the missioner's direction. mission for half a dozen new FM evening. That's quite a confession. The cor- licences, to help it start spreading its It all logical. But the CRTC poration spent a lot of years feeling FM network toward coverage approxi- sounded view. should that in matters of broadcast policy, it mating its national AM hookup. And took a different There highbrow pro- need talk only to the cabinet or to God to casual observers, it seemed to end be a place, it said, for might be a (and even on those terms, there were late last month when the CRTC finally gramming. Its audience minorities have rights, some atheists in the crowd). Now, it handed over those licences. minority, but minority was never recognizes the CRTC as boss. But in fact, the argument ended and this particular - by so In the long run, this attitude may be in the sense that the CRTC finally won going to be served private radio, would have to look after it. the most significant legacy of the long its point several weeks earlier, when the CBC - then was how to look and sometimes- confused and sometimes - the commission gave the CBC the 800 The question (but gentlemanly) AM frequency it had asked for in after it. The CRTC again was un- mystifying always was argument over the Radio One -Radio Thunder Bay. The corporation applied happy with the CBC's plan. What Two concept. for that AM licence long after it went the point, it asked, of building a second on the FM band for this sort The argument is behind them now, for all those FMs. but it got it sooner network service? network would have and the CBC is back to nurturing the because the AM move was the first of The - -Os, with most of its seeds of its new radio world, but at a concrete shift by the corporation away just a few 0- and same as the different pace and following revised from its own radio scheme and onto outlets being affiliates, the the line the commission favored. existing AM chain. The original question had been which The affiliates were all commercial APPOINTMENT should get priority in CBC radio ex- operations, concerned about ratings, pansion - the cost- efficiency of its willing to give only a paltry 20 hours CFCF -TV audience delivery, or the esoteric value Continued on page 12 of its programming? Considering the reputation the corporation had had for years of being too highbrow, it seemed ANNOUNCEMENT odd to a lot of people to find it doing an about -face and going for cost - efficiency. But it seemed even more odd to find the CRTC stepping up to kick it back onto the old esoteric track. After all, the steady slippage in CBC radio audiences over the years had prompted a lot of reasonable questions about whether it was keeping up with the times, or whether it was still hitch- ing its wagon to a horse, with the tax- payer stuck for the feed bill. What the CBC proposed was an updating of its basic radio service into an information orientation. It was to be i a faster -moving, mostly -talk format, ALDEN E. DIEHL backed by the heavy research that private radio could never afford, to GAIL B. MORRELL give it both authority and value, and - J. Ronald Mitchell, President of hopefully rating numbers. This was Moffat Communications Limited, is E. L. Hambleton, Vice -President, - to be Radio One. pleased to announce the appoint- Multiple Access Limited and Direc- That would mean, of course, dis- ment of Alden E. Diehl, as Vice - tor of Marketing for CFCF -TV an- placing a lot (if not all) of the sort of President and General Manager of nounces the of Gail B. appointment programming that had built the image radio station CKY -AM and FM, as Director of Advertising Morrell which had in turn steadily diluted the Winnipeg, a division of Moffat CFCF -TV, Mont- and Promotion for CBC audience - the symphonies, the Communications Limited. real. dramas and the marvellous studies of Ms. Morrell has been with the the sex life of the stag beetle. This Mr. Diehl was born in Souris, was to become known as Radio Two. promotion department at CFCF -TV Manitoba and started his radio for four years and became Promo- To accommodate this sort of pro- career 23 years ago in Edmonton, to what audience tion Supervisor in May, 1971. In gramming, and pacify Alberta. Since then he has worked it had left, the corporation proposed her new position she will be respon- in radio in Prince Albert, Windsor building a second network - of FM is recognized in sible for sales promotion, public stations. But that would take a long and Ottawa and relations and advertising for the time, so it would spend years with the radio industry as one of the Montreal television station. several markets having only the basic top radio programmers in Canada. AM coverage. For those markets, it

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"We don't have the air, the commissioners would be in payers' money to produce 120 hours capital," the corporation men pleaded. their offices, so they wouldn't hear it of programming a week, if you were "Try to find it," the commissioners much. What they did hear, day after going to build a network that would suggested. day, was the local morning show on distribute only 20 hours of it to a lot Late last month, having tried and the Ottawa station, as they sat at break- of your markets? (amazingly) succeeded, the CBC was fast. The CBC argued that this had always ready to commit to a five -year program They didn't hear the local drive -time been the pattern for its radio networks. that would see it buy or build at least production in Winnipeg, which had The commission countered by sug- 30 new AM stations of its own (half been running longer, or the one in gesting that maybe it was time to im- English, half French), with the Thunder Halifax. These two had breezed prove the existing network's coverage, Bay outlet. due on -air before Christmas, through their growing pains and were before spending a lot of public money leading the parade. This should bring running smoothly. No - they heard its 0 -and -0 coverage of the population the morning show on CBC Ottawa. up from 75 to 90 per cent. While the And it was ragged at that point. The IWC COMMUNICATIONS building is going on, the network figures original producer went a little over- LIMITED to squeeze an extra 10 to 20 hours board in shifting to the new style - a week of time from its affiliates - even used rock music to back up some to give the listeners in those towns a of the verbal darts his host would toss little more of the service they're paying at the politicians. for. "Why that sounds just like private And with this promise in its hand, the radio," CRTC people said at the time. CRTC finally said "Yes" to those ori- Who needs to spend tax money for ginal half -dozen FM licence applica- that? tions - for English stations in Calgary, Since then, the growing pains have Halifax and St. John's, and French ones eased and the local shows in almost all in Quebec City, Ottawa and Chicoutimi. the cities where the CBC has stations That seemed a contradiction. If the of its own are clicking. commission didn't like the second - The CRTC might not admit it was network plan at this point, why ap- wrong, but by giving the CBC those six prove the stations which were to form FM licences, it has said, in effect, that its nucleus? the corporation can make at least the Well, as we said, this has been a first moves toward what will eventually gentlemanly argument. Having made be the twin national networks that it its point about which kind of expansion was trying to sell, back when this whole gets first priority, the commission seem- convoluted discussion started. ed willing to let the CBC save face by Radio Three is going to be the rule not turning it down flatly - the under- for most cities for a few years yet - standing being that the CBC would not the new information format through Leslie Halpert, ask for any more FM licences until it the day and the old -style cultural B.A., B.Com., M.B.A., C.A., R.I.A. had built itself an almost total national melange moving back in at 8 p.m. - 0 -and -O AM system. with the whole thing carried on a Mr. Allan Slaight, President of Besides, there was - or at least, steadily- expanding AM web. IWC Communications Limited, an- there should have been - a realization But look for Radio One and Radio nounces the appointment of Mr. by CRTC people that they had seriously Two to start emerging in a few cities Leslie Halpert, B.A., B.Com., M.B.A., misjudged the style of what was to where the AM and FM signals are C.A., R.I.A., as Vice -President, have been Radio One. For the past sufficiently comparable to make certain Finance and Treasurer. year, commissioners have been right up none of the audience would be disen- there on the national bandwagon, hail- franchised. Already in Montreal, on Mr. Halpert is a graduate of McGill ing This Country In The Morning and the French service, you may find in- Sir George Williams University, As It Happens as brilliant examples of formation programming slipping into University and the University of what an information -radio service the later evening hours on the AM California. He is a member of the should be. station, while the highbrow material Ontario and Quebec Institutes of Now, when the commission was look- moves more fully to FM. Chartered Accountants and the ing over this whole idea 20 months ago, This won't work in all cities where Society of Industrial Accountants of it decided that Radio One showed the corporation has both AM and FM Ontario. He has had extensive signs of slipping too close to private stations. In Toronto, for instance, the senior financial management ex- radio's style. And that judgment was FM signal doesn't reach as far at night as the AM, so if all the cultural lineup perience in Canada and the United a big factor in souring it on the whole idea. were shifted to FM, a lot of the audi- Immediately prior to his States. Yet This Country In The Morning ence out on the fringes would lose it, present appointment, he was Vice - and As It Happens are virtually the and they'd complain - and it was com- President, Finance and Secretary - prototypes of the style the CBC plan- plaints like that which started the Treasurer of CTV Television Net- ners envisaged for Radio One. And trouble. work Ltd. the CRTC people say they're great. But in Ottawa, where the FM signal IWC Communications Limited holds reaches even farther than the AM, So where did they go wrong before? radio licenses in Ontario there's no need to hold back on test - cable and And did they do the CBC a disservice, and Quebec and the appointment runs of the twin- service plan. And in were they trigger -happy in their initial Ottawa, of course, the commissioners of Mr. Halpert is an important step judgment, and do they maybe owe the could listen at their leisure, and they in the formation of a broad man- corporation a favor now, to make up might even buy it. agement base capable of further (like, say, approving six FM licences)? expansion and diversification with- The CRTC does not talk openly in the communications industry. about its mistakes, but it's a fact that Editor's note: Jack Miller is the radio and at the time the commissioners were first television columnist for the Toronto Star.

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a greater role in decisions related to broadcasting and telephone." The communications ministers of Ontario and Quebec spoke at the Central Canada Carton admitted he was skirting the Broadcasters' Association 23rd annual convention Oct. 22nd in Toronto. Both "explicit question of provincial jurisdic- emphasized that the provinces must control communications in order to safeguard tion". He also said he did not want culture. However, while Quebec has put cable tv regulations into effect (as of broadcasters to feel left out: the fact Nov. 1) that deal with programming as well as ownership, Ontario, thus far, seems that more attention has been paid to cable "is a reflection of the basically more concerned with the `mechanics' of cable tv rather than the content. high quality of service provided in Ontario and our regard for your industry as good corporate citizens of L'ALLIER: federal government should set national our province, not a lack of interest. Let's Revise the Constitution aims and priorities and consultation "We would hope that the executive What does Quebec want? Jean -Paul policies. However, once they've been committee of the CCBA will entertain L'Allier, Quebec's Minister of Com- established, in consultation with the our suggestion that a joint study corn - munications, told CCBA members, "We provinces, "then let us apply them over mittee be created between the CCBA don't believe any organized community our own territory and within our own and the Ministry of Transportation and any organized majority would limits - because our priorities and Communications." - - policies accept to give to another majority the may be different from those of L'ALLIER & CARTON responsibility of its culture, education the other provinces". During L'Allier a question period following of what it is. This is exactly the also stated, "We will not both ministers' speeches, accept a negotiation which Carton said it basis of our position. by we end was necessary to differentiate between up centralizing all the decision- making "We are concerned about content as a federal policy and a national policy; much as we are about the instruments in Ottawa, even if we greatly enlarge the consultation process." there should be a national policy. of communication. It is impossible to When asked about his goal of "effec- consider one without the other." The minister said it is time to sit down and revise the constitution: "We tive control" over cable, Carton said it L'Allier said Quebec accepts that the relates to franchising. are asking the government to be He added that realistic." Ontario would like to have a provincially appointed representative on the CARTON: CRTC, who would he part of the APPOINTMENT Wants Effective Cable Control decision -making. Gordon Carton, Ontario's Minister of L'Allier was asked why it was felt Transportation and Communications, necessary to permit cable companies to explained, "The fact is that communica- carry advertising. He responded that tions, as an industry, is so important a the revenue will permit local produc- part of the social and economic fabric tion, which, in turn, protects the French of our province that the government of culture, since such production must be Ontario must be involved." in French. He said Ontario does not want to Neither communications minister disrupt existing service, nor is it inter- could say that his government had ested in "seeking jurisdiction for the drafted a policy which would protect sake of jurisdiction ". One of the broadcasters from cable tv. Both said reasons Carton offered for Ontario's they shared the concerns of the CRTC. involvement is the close connection However, L'Allier said that Quebec between regional planning and com- would go to court to support cable munications. He said he feels the companies against the CRTC. federal government "recognizes that there is not only a need for provincial ASSOCIATIONS NEED MORE involvement in communications but an INTRA- COMMUNICATION obligation for the provinces to exercise Philippe de Gaspé Beaubien, chairman their responsibilities where appropriate ". of the Canadian Association of Broad- FRANK (SKIP) BRAUN Ontario wants full prior consultation casters, made a plea to Canada's broad- on legislation affecting provincial inter- casters to "close ranks" and work to- ests. Carton said that at the November gether. Mr. Herbert S. Stewart, General federal- provincial conference Ontario The sparse attendance at that early Manager, MCA TV (Canada) and would be asking for: morning session of the CCBA conven- "a wide-ranging review of the com- tion seemed to testify for Beaubien's President, MCA Canada Ltd., is munications policy in Canada, with the concern that members are not taking pleased to announce the appoint- provinces a full participant, action on common causes, but rather, ment of Mr. Frank (Skip) Braun as a restructuring of communications are too busy with day -to -day business Manager of Syndicated Sales in responsibilities between the federal and - reacting instead of initiating. Canada for MCA TV (Canada). provincial governments, He described the restructuring that Mr. Braun brings to his new posi- full participation in the federal de- the CAB has been undergoing but said tion nearly twenty years' experi- cision- making and regulatory process the association will work properly only ence in the television industry both leading up to and following this restruc- if there is more communication between in station operation and sales. turing, the association and its members. There effective control over cable com- must be information available upon munications, which to plead broadcasting's case:

14 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 CCBA

"We don't know enough about what Radio CJOY Guelph as CCBA rep on moves to change drug laws, encourage our members are doing." the BN board for a two -year term. physical fitness, stop smoking and ease Beaubien also pointed out that broad- New chairman of the Engineering traffic congestion with their "Corn- casters are making too little preparation Section of the CCBA is Burt Verwey, muter Computer Clubcar", a jazzed -up for training successors. That, as well as chief engineer at CKVR -TV Barrie. car pool. Several of the campaigns have improving communication with the Dale Duffield, CFPL -TV London, is received national press coverage. community, is all part of the broader secretary- treasurer; Bob Findlay, Eddie Allgood, the "fastest mouth in picture which, all too often, is being CFCF -TV Montreal, manufacturers the south" as well as vice -president and overlooked. liaison; Reg McCausland, CJCH -TV general manager, Radio WDVA Dan- Halifax, papers chairman; and Gene ville, Virginia, gave a high -powered talk Hinz, CFCO Chatham, news letter on promoting a station in a small COMPUTER PROBLEMS DUE chairman. market - where competition is so MOSTLY TO PEOPLE intense that spots sell for about $5. A panel on "Computers in Broadcast- TWO U.S. EXAMPLES Every time his salesmen make a call, ing" discussed the various systems OF STATION PROMO they leave a new promo item with the available and their capabilities. Contrasting promotional approaches client, whether it be a giant paper clip, The sole broadcaster on the panel, were described to CCBA members by miniature sewing kit, magnet, "cricket" Don Hamilton, vice -president of Moffat representatives of two American radio or whatever. Communications and general manager stations. Allgood also played examples of on- of Radio CKLG Vancouver, hastened Jerry Wishnow, creative services to assure his audience air station promo spots and of ads for that he was not director, Radio WBZ Boston, described an expert on the computer: "I only clients (such as a "fire sale" for a fire understand what it does." Hamilton how his station became a "friend" to the that hadn't happened yet). It was all said it took two years and "a thousand community; in other words, taking an quite entertaining but it's doubtful the heartaches" to find the right system to active part in both problems and fun. CRTC would sanction everything All- meet CKLG's requirements. WBZ has been in the forefront of good suggested... . Station inventory problems, he said, are compounded by human error and forgetfulness: availabilities must be found before it's too late to sell them. A computer must be able to handle the commercial format of the individual station. In response to a question, another panelist, Jack Finlayson of Broadcast Computer Services, Colorado Springs, gave these criteria for determining a station's need for a computer: more than two people in traffic, accounting and billing a real problem with availabilities an extremely demanding format or sales pattern (e.g., rotation) Failures in the use of computers, he observed, are very often people prob- Casimir G. Stanczykowski, chairman lems: "If you can't discipline yourself of the board, president and founder of to a computer, then the computer won't Radio CFMB Montreal, Canada's first work." multilingual radio station, accepts the Ruth Hancock, who served many years Howard Caine Memorial Award from as executive secretary of the CCBA and NEW CCBA OFFICERS Jean Caine, president and general man- manager of the Toronto office of the Walter Machny, general manager of ager of Radio CHWO Oakville. CAB before joining the CTV Network, Radio CFCF Montreal, was elected Stanczykowski was honored for his was named 1973 Broadcaster of the president of the Central Canada Broad- public service, through the Canadian Year by the CCBA. Citizenship Federation, the Quebec casters' Association, succeeding Don The hand -printed scroll read, in part, Ethnic Arts Council, art exhibitions, Lawrie. "for her diligence, competence and help to university students and several New vice -president is John Berming- incredibly energetic enthusiasm for other organizations and causes. ... ham, Radio CKLC Kingston, and her unusual perception and downright secretary- treasurer is Ross Hamilton of decisiveness, along with a great com- CKNX -TV Wingham. Robin Barber, a student at Ryerson bination of tough- mindedness and un- Directors at -large are Wally Rewegan Polytechnical Institute in Toronto, won failing good humor . .. with excellence -TV Peterborough, of CHEX George top honors in this year's CCBA Essay and fairness uppermost she is able to Jeffrey of Radio CKPR Thunder Bay, Contest - $1,000 and a plaque - for propel each of us involved with her and and Don Thomas, Radio CFCO an essay "The Future of Private Radio our broadcasting association activities Chatham. Broadcasting in Canada ". into a level of performance which we Lawrie and John Radford, of CFJR Runner -up, and winner of $500, was could not achieve without her...." Brockville, were elected to the board Kathy Keeley, a student at Sheridan of the Canadian Association of Broad- College in Oakville, for "The Role of Ruth has been hospitalized for some casters and a meeting of subscribers to the CBC as it Affects Private Broad- time and the presentation was made Broadcast News chose Wally Slatter of casting in Canada ". there.

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CABLE DOMINATES period during which fees would start at the FCC or in Congress in limiting the CRTC HEARING one per cent on the first $40,000 of ways that we can use our cable system, Cable television applications for Vernon gross revenue, and increase an addi- it affects the value, it affects the and Kamloops occupied most of last tional one per cent on each further financing capacity, it affects everything month's hearing by the Canadian $40,000, to reach a maximum of five about the future of this industry." Radio -Television Commission in Ver- per cent on revenues over $160,000. NCTA has earmarked an initial non, B.C. The hearing, which began In reacting to the proposal, the film amount of $250,000 to "fight attempts October 10th, was extended into the industry claims that the cablecasters of broadcasters to discredit and retard weekend to deal with the lengthy could afford 15 to 20 per cent, while development of subscription cablecast- agenda. the National Cable Television Associa- ing". Eight applicants sought the Kamloops tion argues that the rates should be CCTA SEEKS ACTION territory - now the largest municipality halved. Both industries, however, agree ON PAY TELEVISION in British Columbia, with an area of that systems with fewer than 3,500 subscribers The Canadian Cable Television Associ- 140 square miles - while there were should be exempted from ation has urged the five applicants for Vernon. the fees. Canadian Radio - major Television Commission to implement A concern of the CRTC was BROADCASTERS VS. CABLE its policy of October, 1972, proposals to compensate existing tv regarding . AND VICE -VERSA pay television. stations for any losses which may result David Foster, president of the National In a recent letter to the commission, from fragmentation of the audience. Cable Television Association, has urged CCTA noted that the stated is British Columbia Television, which has policy cable operators to oppose the campaign that pay tv is to be developed rebroadcasters in both Kamloops and by by the broadcasting industry in the U.S. licensed systems. "A year later, we find is already required to compen- Vernon, against pay- cable. He said that the the market being well served by illegal, sate the local stations -TV - CFJC attack is in fact "against cable tv as a foreign- owned, unlicensed cable Kamloops and CHBC -TV Kelowna, ser- growing industry . . . they don't want vices. Agencies of the federal govern- which has a rebroadcaster in Vernon. us to become the national communica- ment, such as the Canadian National BCTV is asking that the successful tions resource that we must be- Hotels and the National Film Board, cable applicants in each city be required come...." are now actively associated with to take over this responsibility. these Referring to a $600,000 campaign by unlicensed video - publishers in pay -tv Central Interior Cablevision Ltd., the broadcasters, Foster added: "If the programs in the hotels." which hopes to bring cable tv to the broadcasting industry is successful at Cariboo area of B.C., urged the com- Continued on page 18 mission to specify that one common carrier provide microwave facilities for OTTAWA CABLEVISION LIMITED APPOINTMENTS both the Okanagan and Cariboo regions. Metro Media Association of Van- couver, a non -profit organization which promotes community access to broadcasting, asked the CRTC to set up production centres which would be separate from the cable companies, but funded by them. The opening day of the hearing was marked by a clash between Wendell Wilks of Edmonton Video Ltd. and CRTC counsel John Lawrence. Wilks, vice -president and general manager of the new tv station licensed for Edmon- ton, was intervening in the application by the city's two cable systems to import the signals of ABC and NBC outlets in Spokane, Wash. He argued that there is already more American WILLIAM E. HOLMES JAMES SEAL than Canadian programming on the two systems and quoted CRTC guide- Mr. John S. Reid, Managing Director of Ottawa Cablevision Limited, is lines on the danger of wholesale impor- pleased to announce the appointment of William E. Holmes as General tation of U.S. shows. Lawrence ob- Manager - Operations, and of James Seal as Engineer. jected to the commission being lectured on its own guidelines. He said that Mr. Holmes joined the firm in 1966 as Sales Manager and was appointed Edmonton Video was well aware of the Assistant Manager in 1969. He is also General Manager of Pembroke likelihood of increased competition from Cablevision Limited, a wholly -owned subsidiary of Ottawa Cablevision U.S. signals when it sought its licence Limited. In his new position Mr. Holmes will be responsible for the daily last January. operation of both companies. U.S. DEBATES Mr. Seal, a recent graduate COPYRIGHT LAW of Electrical Engineering from Carleton University will be involved in technical developments relating to the A bill to cover payment of copyright cable operations. He will also provide the firm with a fees by cable television systems is under research and development capability. discussion by a committee of the U.S. Ottawa Cablevision Limited is currently updating its entire system so as to Senate. be prepared for the new generation of cable technology. The bill proposes a three -year trial

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 17 Cableline Continued from page 17

UNLICENSED SYSTEM until charges laid by the federal HALTED BY COURT authorities are disposed of by the A decision by the Ontario Supreme Ontario courts. Court has forbidden Communicomp Data Ltd. from advertising and selling SASK. TAKEOVER BID its cable tv services in Mississauga, Ont. TERMED "THEFT" However, Communicomp, owned by Agra Industries Inc. has rejected a S. B. McLaughlin, a large developer in proposal from the provincially -owned the area west of Toronto, was permitted Saskatchewan Telecommunications for to supply service to McLaughlin -owned takeover of its cable tv system in apartment and office buildings. Weyburn. With the support of a previous town Sask Tel offered to buy the system council, disgruntled by the CRTC's for $50,000, then lease it back to Agra parcelling of cable tv licences, the com- for $5,630 monthly. B. B. Torchinsky, pany had been offering connection for president of Agra, described the offer a one -time payment of $35. In June, as "almost a stealing of our system ". the CRTC and the Department of Com- He said his company remained willing munications charged Communicomp to negotiate an agreement for use of with operating an unlicensed system, a Sask Tel poles to replace a 10 -year violation of the Broadcasting Act. arrangement which had expired early Shortly after, two licensed operators in this year. Mississauga, Keeble Cable and Terra Communications, requested an injunc- CABLESYSTEMS DROPS tion against Communicomp. Terra CHATHAM BID charged that the unlicensed competition The bid by Canadian Cablesystems Ltd. had forced it into a deficit position. to acquire large holdings in the Jarmain The interim injunction is effective 700 FEET TO GO cable group is included on the agenda CN of the November 26th hearing in As of late October, Toronto's Toronto of the Canadian Radio -Tele- Tower was approaching the 1100 -foot APPOINTMENT vision Commission. The purchase, if level, the point at which the public observation decks and revolving dining HARDY RADIO & approved, would give Cablesystems control of systems in the Chatham, room will be located. At 1500 feet TELEVISION London, Brantford, Newmarket, Oshawa there'll he another observation deck. and Kingston areas. The top 305 feet of the tower's total However, the company has dropped 1800 -foot height will be a transmission plans to acquire full ownership of mast for tv and FM. Chatham Cable TV Ltd., as a result of difficulties in negotiating a price with London Free Press Holdings Ltd., APARTMENTS ARE which owns 50 per cent of Chatham CABLE TARGET Cable TV. Cablesystems sought con- The Canadian Cable Television Associ- sideration should Ontario impose in- ation has presented a brief to the Hon. creased property taxes on cable tv George Kerr, Provincial Secretary for operators; the Jarmain group agreed, Justice, calling for amendments in the but London Free Press Holdings re- Ontario Landlord and Tenant Act. jected any lowering of the purchasing CCTA complains that the existing act price. allows landlords to prevent tenants In another application, the CRTC from receiving cable tv service. will be asked to allow the Toronto Star The brief says that tenants should Ltd. to purchase 50 per cent of Keeble have the same freedom of choice as AIL Cable Television Ltd., operators of cable homeowners, including access to cable systems in Toronto, Mississauga and oper- JEAN -CLAUDE TREMBLAY tv supplied by federally -licensed Alliston, Ont. ators. Individual antennas or master buildings Jean A. Pouliot, President and antenna systems in apartment PROVINCES PREPARE usually result in substandard reception. Director Télé- Capitale Managing of TO MEET OTTAWA According to Robert C. Short, presi- Ltée, is pleased to announce the Communications ministers from across dent of the association, "cable television appointment of Jean -Claude Trem- Canada meet in Ottawa November is moving from interconnection to blay, formerly Vice- President /Qué- 29 -30 to discuss the Green Paper issued interaction with subscribers and will, in bec, as Executive Vice -President by federal minister Gerard Pelletier last the future, provide valuable response and General Manager of Hardy spring. At a previous meeting in service ". He said it was important that Radio and Television (Radio et Moncton, N.B., the provincial ministers all Ontario residents have access to Télévision Hardy). General man- prepared for a united stand to obtain these services. "substantial responsibilities" in the In Toronto, eight cable operators agement of the company is now communications field. They called for have entered an agreement with 20 of centralized in Montreal. negotiation, rather than court action, the city's largest developers to provide will cover Hardy Radio and Television, one of to settle differences between the federal cable tv. A ten -year contract and said apartments in nearly 400 leading firms of repre- and provincial jurisdictions, some 74,000 Canada's that the conference should be open to buildings. The monthly service fee to sentatives, also has offices in the media to promote wider public the building owners will range from 75 Toronto, Vancouver and Québec understanding of the issues. cents to $2.25 per apartment, and the representing radio and television Of the ten provinces, only New cable operators will remain responsible stations throughout Canada as well Brunswick and Nova Scotia are willing for meeting federal technical require- as in the U.S.A. to accept federal control, provided that ments. The agreement is believed to be there be a "full consultative process ". the first of its kind in Canada.

18 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 Transmission Set

Braun Electric Canada Ltd. reports that CFCF -TV Montreal has purchased a Nagra stereo recorder with synchronizing equipment for double system synchronous sound with video ... M.S.C. Electronics Ltd. is supplying Rapid Q cartridge machines to Wired World Ltd., Kitchener, Ont., and to Seneca College. Other orders include a Telemet routing switcher for Memorial Uni- versity, St. John's, and microwave S.T.L. to Skeena Broadcasting in Terrace, B.C. The company also supplied and put on the air an A.E.L. 25kW transmitter and 10 -hay Shively FM transmitting antenna for the CBC in Chi- coutimi and a I 2-bay Shively transmitting antenna for Radio CHSC St. Catharines. M.S.C. also supplied and commissioned a remote control studio stystem for CFCF- TV Montreal ... Sky -Hook Construction Ltd. recently completed the erection of a 450 -foot tv tower in Sept-Iles. Que., and four microwave repeater stations were just finished for the New Brunswick Telephone Co.... BES Electronics Ltd. has supplied four Ampex AG440B -1 to Polygon Media Productions Ltd., Toronto. Five Shure M67 mixers went to Bell Canada ... LeBlanc & Royle Communications Towers Ltd. has completed the installation of the final Telesat earth receiving antenna for this year, for Telesat Canada. The company is presently installing microwave systems for both CP and CN Telecommunications ... Commu -Tower Inc. recently topped off the much publicized Police Tower in Toronto's Winston Churchill Park ... EMI Sound & Vision Equip- ment Ltd., England, represented here by Denlen Electronics, has the contract for the CN Tower antenna ... It was reported here last month that Ampex of Canada formed Laboratoire Audio Media Inc., a new audio duplicating company. Correction: Ampex had nothing to do with the formation or ownership of the company: however, it has supplied all of the equipment ... Gulton Industries, Hawthorne, Calif., has appointed the Jerrold Division of General Instrument of Canada as its exclusive Canadian catv representative of catv standby power equipment. Some personnel changes at Jerrold: David Kindra- chuk, salesman for Western Ontario catv, becomes system designer, while Larry Richards leaves that position to become field engineer. Morgan Jakobsen becomes supervisor, internal sales, and Ken Brand joins the company to take over Kindrachuk's selling job ... Ronald Alltree is now national sales manager of Tele -Radio Systems . . . EV of Canada Ltd. has been appointed as exclusive Canadian sales agent for McMartin Industries, Omaha ... Robert Bonnet has been appointed sales engineer, Eastern

Canada, for IVC broadcast products . .. New marketing manager for Alex L. Clark Ltd. is P. C. Wu ... RCA Ltd. For further information (Canada) has announced that Daniel O'C. Doheny is now chairman of the board and G. Denton Clark is president. see pages 68 and 69 RCA is busy with a $3 million addition to its Midland color television picture tube plant, the largest of its kind in Canada ... Philips Electronics Industries Ltd. will represent Multi -State Devices Ltd., a joint venture of Canada

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The Israeli /Egyptian war has created a huge viewing audience for Toronto's Metro Cable Channel Ten. The latest M.S.I. equipment brings viewers continuous Pros. news, weather and public service announcements - Metro is the first to use the Broadcast News computer, which relays the latest news at 100 words per minute. The print -out system is especially helpful to deaf people. Metro was one of the first companies in Canada to receive delivery of the Time Base Corrector, which delivers top quality pictures to homes, and Metro is Toronto's only full color cable company. In programming, a survey of North York Mayor Mel Lastman's hotline, "Straight Talk ", indicated he recently answered 64 calls in a two -hour period and 511 were unable to get through - Metro serves 80,000 subscribers. Broadcaster wishes to correct an erroneous report in last month's column that Metro Cable allowed a portion of the "Miss Nude World Pageant" to slip into a children's program - the culprit was a Montreal system; Metro had refused the pageant ... Cablovision Baie St. Paul Inc. has been licensed to serve Petite Riviere St. François, Que.... Rogers Cable TV, Toronto, has started a "Shopping Basket" service on one of its optional channels. Each day, beginning at 3 pm. and repeated for 24 hours at 90- minute intervals, prices of 17 staple food items in five major retail chains are listed. Prices are updated twice weekly ... Scarboro Cable TV, Toronto, hopes to begin carrying Humber College's FM service before the year is out. SCTV is supplying the FM processor ... Campbell River Cable TV, Campbell River, B.C., is airing a six-part documentary titled "The City ", produced by the National Film Board, which examines the achievements, failures and promises of urban culture ... 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20 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 Rogers Cable brings you 7options to yet another whacky episode of I Love Lucy.

1Ve've got an amazing little Channel 15 lets you know device that just might give you hOOvv your stocks are doing with some relief from the kind of pro- Dow Jones information from the gramming that has you watching reruns Toronto and Vancouver Stock of old sitcoms for half the year. It's Exchange. called a Rogers Cable. You simply put one on the Channel 30 brings you 3 golden movies back of a set and right before your very eyes you start a day. Good feature films with 3 star ratings or better. seeing things above and beyond My Favourite Martian. Channel 28 can keep you posted on airport In fact a Rogers Cable entitles you to seven different arrivals and departures with detailed reports 24 hours channels all produced through Rogers. Informative a day. and entertaining channels that make your TV com- Channel 27 provides useful information for the municate with you a little better. consumer. Things like comparison shopping to help For instance channel 10 is a community access you know how to get the best value when shopping, channel that tells you public affairs and information that job availabilities from Canada Manpower, a free lost affects the Rogers community. and found service for our subscribers, Channels 5 and 9 broadcast 24 hours of and programming announcements. ROGERS local, national and international news as well as weather We're not trying to compete with and sports. the big networks, all we're trying to Channel 14 is for multi cultural television. 24 do is offer our subscribers topical or O: hours of non -English language programming including entertaining options. Now what has I productions from overseas as well as from Rogers. Love Lucy done for you lately? CABLE TV an WHAT'S GOOD FOR MANITOBA UM NOT BAD FOR AGENCIES

The Manitoba government's own media created by agencies, now working on a "We believe the agencies can stand on buying service, the Advertising Audit fee system, but the co- ordination and their own, without the crutch of the Office, is now fully staffed (three purchasing for public sector advertising commission system ... the commission people) and working well, according to is handled by the Advertising Audit system often ignores the amount of the Assistant Deputy Minister of Corn - Office, within the office of the Queen's work done by an agency.... We be- munications and Information Services, Printer. Each government department lieve that the services offered by Kenneth Goldstein. and crown corporation still controls the agencies are worth paying for, and do Speaking to the Association of Cana- theme and content of its ads, and media not need to be justified as something dian Advertisers in Toronto on Oct. 17, purchasing will follow agencies' advice, that is thrown in as a bonus from the Goldstein explained the rationale be- but the centralized system allows the media when a client buys through an hind the new set -up and the areas of government to buy as a single corporate agency." expected savings. He also denounced client, at the net rate, thus achieving In the transition period (about a press and agency critics who attacked full volume and frequency discounts the government has asked the Manitoba plan without fully under- based on its total buying power. year), their own fees, but standing it: "a remarkable number of The new system cuts out three steps agencies to propose has a executives of large advertising agencies in the method of buying government Goldstein says the government The willing to make public statements advertising, serves as an internal con- pretty good idea of what they'll be. are natur- without first getting any first -hand trol system and should speed payment fee system, he said, "lends itself used as a sophisticated information". of bills. Savings of $150,000 (roughly ally to being tool in terms However, Goldstein said little oppo- 10 per cent of the ad budget) are ex- management information the advertising process". sition was raised by Winnipeg agencies pected in the first year, from three of monitoring (the government deals with five main areas: better internal administration, Goldstein added that what's good for ones), who understood that the govern- volume and frequency discounts and Manitoba may not be best for any major ment's switch from the commission fees averaging less than was spent on advertiser, but concluded, "it seems that system to the fee-for -service system was commissions. The projected savings by putting our own house in order, we no real threat. And the reaction of include a cost of $40,000 a year to have begun to change the old commis- most media was "both logical and operate the Advertising Audit Office. sion system, and to make room for new lucid ". Goldstein does not feel agencies will, ideas in the way advertising is handled The government's advertising is still in total, suffer under the new system: in Canada ". MAKE YOUR N' ...with the professional pr

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22 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 JUNEAU ASKS INDUSTRY ala FOR CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM UUU

"It is difficult at times," said Pierre individual commitments from all broad- substitution was practised. Juneau, "not to lose patience with those casters that they will abide by the code The commission expects commercial who insist on criticizing the methods and the CRTC will monitor and evalu- deletion to begin in several parts of used to meet these objectives without ate monthly reports on its enforcement. Canada this season. In recent decisions making any effort themselves to pro- All commercials, regardless of their for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and pose alternate solutions." target, will have to be made in Canada two Montreal licensees, the CRTC has Juneau, chairman of the Canadian soon, if the commission has its way. made it a condition that commercials Radio - Television Commission, was Juneau said proposals on production be deleted if U.S. signals are to be speaking to the Association of Cana- requirements will be announced prob- brought in. dian Advertisers on Oct. 17th - and ably by December. "In almost every However, Juneau said: "It is up to there were a good many broadcasters in country of the world," he continued, the broadcasters to decide whether they the audience, listening to his tough - "business enterprises use the idiom of want to substitute Canadian commer- minded stance. the country to sell their wares." cials. We suspect that in most cases, The objectives Juneau referred to And American- produced commercials they will not. The commission will only were, generally speaking, improving will not reach us even on American insist that some material be substituted and maintaining the health of the signals, if those signals are carried on so that the result for the viewer is as Canadian broadcasting system. At the cable tv. Both the substitution of the pleasant as possible." moment, the chairman said it is Canadian signal for the U.S. one, when Much criticism has been levelled at threatened by a "technological cancer ": both are carrying the same show, and the commission for its policies - in Canada needs a determined effort to the deletion of U.S. commercials from particular, the deletion /substitution increase production and creativity - U.S. signals are intended to restore the policy - but Juneau said the commis- in short, a "cultural energy policy". licensing logic of the Canadian broad- sion hasn't heard much in the way of Juneau reminded his audience that casting system, Juneau said, "not to solutions from anyone else and, "unless the commission has announced its reduce or interfere with the free im- much more is done, the Canadian backing of the industry's self -regulatory portation of foreign ideas ". broadcasting system will not survive ". code on advertising to children; it will Program substitution, though not "If we can't maintain and develop have "virtually the strength of regula- entirely smooth yet, seems successful, a broadcasting system," he concluded, tions, while maintaining all the flexi- the chairman said. He cited resulting "Canada may remain some kind of bility and responsiveness of an industry audience gains for Canadian signals trading mechanism but I doubt it will code ". The commission will require varying from 20 to 56 per cent when remain a country." DNEY TALK $$$ kids line from NORESCO OTARI Professional Recorders Proof of performance, versatility, and warranty are only a few of the features you can expect from Otani. Recorders from 2 inch 24 track through 1/4 inch full track. 30 ips through 33/4 ips, with interchangeable head assemblies.

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 23 Network Notes

Arthur Harrison has resigned as executive vice -president and general manager of `TOMORROW' Hardy Radio and Television. Jean Pouliot, president and managing director of Télé -Capitale Ltée, has announced a restructuring for Hardy: general management is centralized in Montreal and Jean -Claude Tremblay assumes Harrison's position. Dick Sienko becomes vice -president and manager of the Toronto office . .. What is claimed to be the biggest individual concentrated FM buy on the part AUTOMATION of any Canadian advertiser was made in October by Labatt's (Que.) Ltd. through BCP Advertising. Labatt's is spending about $20,000 on an 85 -hour history of rock & roll in Canada, produced by Radio CKVL -FM Montreal. The program, called "Evolution" was aired I7 evenings in November; it was designed by Paul Tietolman to provide an in -depth study of the development of French rock TODAY! music over the last decade. Labatt's plans to to join CKVL -FM in syndicating the show around the world ... Major Market Broadcasters Ltd. has formed an FROM autonomous subsidiary, FM Canada, headed by John Rourke, to concentrate "solely on national sales development of our FM stations" ... Golden Grain has RICHMOND HILL started an extensive tv campaign for Rice -A -Roni in Western Canada which will run through the summer of '74. In addition to spots on stations in the four LABORATORIES western provinces, Golden Grain has purchased time in Seattle, Bellingham and Spokane to carry its message "into homes in Western Canada" ... Radiomutuel has COMPUTER -OPERATED engaged a linguistics expert, Jean Darbelnet of Laval University, to keep tabs on the quality of French spoken on its five stations ... Cockfield, Brown & Co. has PRESENTATION ONLY acquired Industrial Advertising Agency Ltd., which will continue to operate from OR COMPLETE STATION its existing offices. It will be identified as Industrial Marketing Communications CONTROL ... Babs Pitt had to resign as president -elect of the Broadcasters Promotion Association since her new job as vice -president of Champlain Productions isn't in the promotion field ... CJOH -TV Ottawa and OECA have signed up for Nielsen's tv service ... John Twomey has resigned as manager of CJRT-FM Toronto and EXPANDABILITY will concentrate on his duties as chairman of Ryerson's radio and tv arts dept. He RELIABLE OPERATION was discouraged by the Ontario government's lack of decision on the station's fate. Acting manager is Cameron Finley ... Radio CKGM Montreal set up two "hot MAXIMUM CAPABILITY lines" to its newsroom so Montrealers could call at anytime, 24 hours a day, to get

updated information on the war in the Middle East . .. Jacques DuSault & AVAILABLE IN PRE - Associates, Quebec, through its research subsidiary, Marketec, has established a ENGINEERED, PHASE -IN francophone consumer panel of 100 participants ... The CBC has announced a STAGES new system of broadcasting awards within the corporation to honor both talent and production. Competition will be national and bilingual, in the categories of documentary, drama, music and news. This year's winner of the Wilderness Award, as best film shown on CBC -TV in '72, was "The Fraser and the Future ", a RHL has it all! Vancouver documentary produced by Mike Poole ... When Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was in China, listeners of Radio CJBK London, Ont., were given a chance to ask the Qtation's Warren Michaels, who was on the tour, about the country - via a two -hour satellite /telephone hook -up to CJBK's "Focus" program RICHMOND HILL ... RSB is offering a manual called "Radio for Retailers" to advertisers, agencies LABORATORIES and broadcasters ... A weekly 15- minute show on Britain's pop music field is available free to Canadian radio stations. A preview tape may be obtained from LIMITED Sylvia Kavanagh, Radio Officer, British Information Services, 80 Elgin St., Ottawa ... Trident Television Ltd., which controls two of Britain's commercial tv 1240 Ellesmere Rd. licences, has joined with Fremantle of Canada Ltd. to co- produce a series of 26 Scarborough, Ont. M1P 2X4 half -hours based on "The Swiss Family Robinson" . .. Palette Productions has a contract with Global TV for film processing and has facilities set up at Global CANADA 1240 Ellesmere Rd., Scarborough, Ont. Centre ... The CTV Network has been awarded exclusive Canadian tv rights for M1P 2X4 the 1976 Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria. The CBC also made a bid ... Radio (416) 291-7921 CKIQ Kelowna's traffic- building commercial for a local car deale built a little too Telex: 02- 29803 much traffic for the dealer to handle - he insisted the ad be stopped. You just can't win . .. The ACA is offering a 20 -page guide called "Advertising: An ENGLAND Pinewood Stuidios, Advocate's Handbook" which provides answers to help put detractors in their Pinewood Rd., place ... "Film Canadiana ", the Canadian Film Institute's yearbook of cinema, Iver, Bucks, on film and tv programs and lists production SLO ONH carries information more than 1,400 Telex: 847505 and distribution companies. It's available from the CFI ... Toronto's VTR Productions has a full -color broadcast mobile unit based in Tampa, Fla., and winter's coming ... Two Canadians are among the 17 appointed, throughout the U.S.A. 142 Central Avenue Picture and Television Engineers: Clark, N.J. 07066 world, as Fellows of the Society of Motion (201) 381 -5955 Chester Beachell, senior research officer of the National Film Board of Canada, and Maurice French, supervisor of technical film operations for the CBC . . . Happy 20th anniversary to CFPL -TV London ... In Britain, BBC Television has come up with a new program for children. It's called: "Why don't you just switch l off your television set and go and do something less boring instead ?" Editor's note: Write us a note for Network Notes - or phone or Telex. 24 BROADCASTER;'November, 1973 The AKG C-12B condenser microphone... a new low in distortion, a new high in studio quality. AKG's answer to many of tie demands of sou ad especially stereo. Engineers and leading studios is the C -12B condenser And a frequency range from 20 to X0,000 Hz microphone. was provided, with a deviation from a flat frequency To meet the demand for an extremely low level response curve of ±2 db. od distortion, a preamplifier was fitted with a rruvistor Couple the C-12B with microphone and audio love frequency circuit. cable, and you have a superb system for re2ordiir_g F)r durability and elimination of short-circuiting studios, broadcast, television and t -le theatre. Tic find electrcdes at high amplitude:, a large twin diarhragm out how superb, write Louble Diamond Electronics was inyorporated, using gold -plated molar roil. Limited, 34 Progress Avenue, Scarborou¢h M1P 2Y4. Nine variable patterns, identical in phasing, Double Diamond ias thirteen facts service outlets sensitivity and directional characteristics, were made across Canada for possible for a wide selection curing recording ... your convenience. DOUBLE $ DIAMOND

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/ An all- expenses -paid trip for two to Expo '74, the world's fair to be held in Spokane, Wash. from May to Nov., is one of the major prizes being offered in a seven -week promotion by Radio CJOR Vancouver. Listeners try to match numbers announced on -air to numbers in issues of CJOR/ 60 News, which is distributed throughout the Vancouver area. Here, licence looks rather insignificant beside what The real plate finalizing plans, are Don Wall (1), general manager of CJOR, must be the world's largest (even if it is fake). Tourists may and Stuart Wilson, vice -president of Meek/ Wilson Public be confused by these busboards, but they're no problem for Relations Ltd., Expo '74's Canadian PR reps. Radio CFAX Victoria listeners. A summer promotion by Radio "Sound in the Round ", a special CKOV Kelowna, B.C., offering a free four -day promotion October 24 -27, was weekend barbeque to winners of draws a co- operative project for Eaton's of every two weeks, received 9,000 en- Canada by the four private stations in tries. Two CKOV announcers took Halifax- Dartmouth. Broadcasting from food supplied by Super Valu, beverages studios in the store, each station was To strengthen its on -air identity and and a Charmglow barbeque unit to featured for a full day. In addition to distinguish itself from the CTV Net- each winner's house and cooked for showing radio in action, the promotion work, whose programs it carries, BCTV his or her family and friends. focussed on sound equipment for the has adopted a new symbol and logo- Every morning, Radio CKRM home. It's believed to be the first time type. Creative House came up with a Regina's Paul Revere calls a telephone the four stations - CFDR, CHFX -FM, modified dogwood blossom, B.C.'s offi- booth and if someone answers `Hello, CHNS and CJCH - have co- operated cial flower, and a logo which lends is this Paul Revere?" he wins a polaroid on a single promotion. itself to animation. camera.

A giant promotion heralded the return of "FUN Radio" to Vancouver. A multi -media campaign created by Creative House Ltd. let both the industry and the public know that CHUM Western Ltd. was changing CKVN back to CFUN. CKWS Radio & TV Kingston and CHEX Radio & TV Peter- Sept. 30th was designated Fun -Day, with 6:00 p.m. being borough recently staged a joint promotion, stemming from the exact moment of `The Changing of the Letters'. Right their King -Pete area nickname, aimed at agency media after the change, listeners were called, and the first to answer people. Seven mailers distributed through July and August with "C -FUN's back" and the day's Funword received bore royal messages from King Pete, culminating in a gala $5,000. It took under an hour to find a winner. (The Fun - Royal Reception at Casa Loma on Sept. 19th for more than word campaign continues, with top prize being $1,000.) 500 people. The station's clients in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal Here (1 -r), Wally Rewegan, CHEX manager; King Pete; received "Launch Kits" with a half -bottle of champagne, Liane Abramson, a media buyer with Grey Advertising who glass, seagull pennant (denoting the west coast) and log book won the King's Ransom of $250; Al Brooks, CKWS manager; on the campaign. Don Lawrie, director of broadcast operations, Kawartha/ Original artwork of the CFUN seagull was presented to Frontenac Broadcasting Ltd.; and Harold Abernethy, vice - Allan Waters (1), president, CHUM Western Ltd., by Gary president and general manager of S &T Radio, the stations' McCartie, vice -president, Creative House Ltd., and Bob reps, look suitably regal. Miller, creative director.

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CHAS Aroland, Ont. CJNB North Battleford, CKNR Elliott Lake, Ont. CKVL Montreal /Verdun, CBR Calgary, Alta. CHAT Medicine Hat, Alta. Sask. CKNW New Westminster, P.Q. P.Q. CBT Grand Falls, Nfld. CHCL Medley, Alta. CJNL Merritt, B.C. B.C. CKVM Ville Marie, CBU Vancouver, B.C. CHCM Marystown, Nfld. CJNR Blind River, Ont. CKNX Wingham, Ont. CKVT Temiscaming, P.Q. CBV Quebec City, P.Q. CJOB Winnipeg, Man. CKOC Hamilton, Ont. CKWL Williams Lake, B.C. CHEC Lethbridge, Alta. Ont. CBW Winnipeg, Man. CHED Edmonton, Alta. CJOC Lethbridge, Alta. CKOK Penticton, B.C. CKWS Kingston, C BX Edmonton, Alta. CHEF Granby, P.Q. CJOI Wetaskiwin, Alta. CKOM Saskatoon, Sask. CBY Corner Brook, Nfld. CJOK Ft. McMurray, Alta. CKOO Osoyoos, B.C. CKWW Windsor, Ont. CHER Sydney, N.S. CKWX Vancouver, B.C. CBZ Fredericton, N.B. CHEW Lake Helen, Ont. CJON St. John's, Nfld. CKOT Tillsonburg, Ont. CFAB Windsor, N.S. CJOR Vancouver, B.C. CKOV Kelowna, B.C. CKX Brandon, Man. CHEX Peterborough, Ont. CKXL Calgary, Alta. CFAC Calgary, Alta. CHFA Edmonton, Alta. CJOX Grand Bank, Nfld. CKOX Woodstock, Ont. CFAM Altona, Man. CJOY Guelph, Ont. CKOY Ottawa, Ont. CKXR Salmon Arm, B.C. CHFC Fort Churchill, Man. CKY Winnipeg, Man. CFAN Newcastle, N.B. CHGB La Pocatiere, P.Q. CJPR Blairmore, Alta. CKPC Brantford, Ont. CFAR Flin Flon, Man. CJRB Boissevain, Man. CKPG Prince George, B.C. CKYL Peace River, Alta. CHIC Brampton, Ont. CKYR Jasper, Alta. CFAX Victoria, B.C. CHIN Toronto. Ont. CJRC Ottawa, Ont. CKPR Thunder Bay, Ont. CFBC Saint John, N.B. CHIP MacDiarmid, Ont. CJRL Kenora, Ont. CKPT Peterborough, Ont. St. Nfld. CFBR Sudbury, Ont. CHIR Leamington, Ont. CJRN Niagara Falls, Ont. CKQR Castlegar, B.C. VOAR John's, CFBV Smithers, B.C. CHLC Hauterive, P.Q. CJRP Quebec City, P.Q. CKRB St- Georges -de- VOCM St. John's, Nfld. CFCB Corner Brook, Nfld. CHLN Trois Rivieres, P.Q. CJRS Sherbrooke, P.Q. Beauce, P.Q. VOWR St. John's, Ntld. CFCF Montreal, P.Q. CHLO St. Thomas, Ont. CJRW Summerside, P.E.I. CFCH North Bay, Ont. CH LT Sherbrooke, P.Q. CJSA Ste- Agathe -des- CFCL Timmins, Ont. CHML Hamilton, Ont. Monts, P.Q. CFCN Calgary, Alta. CI-INC New Carlisle, P.Q. CJSL Estevan, Sask. CFCO Chatham, Ont. CHNL Kamloops, B.C. CJSN Shaunavon, Sask. CFCP Courtenay, B.C. CHNO Sudbury, Ont. CJSO Sorel, P.Q. CFCT Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. CHNS Halifax, N.S. CJSS Cornwall, Ont. FM RADIO CFCW Camrose, Alta. CHOK Sarnia, Ont. CJTR Trois Rivieres, P.Q. CFCY Charlottetown, P.E.I. CHOO A¡ax, Ont. CJTT New Liskeard, Ont. CFDA Victoriaville, P.Q. CHOP Gull Bay, Ont. CJVB Vancouver, B.C. CFDR Dartmouth, N.S. CHOV Pembroke, Ont. CJVI Victoria, B.C. CFED Chapais, P.Q. CHOW Welland, Ont. CJVR Melfort, Sask. CFEK Fernie, B.C. CHOX Pays Platt, Ont. CJWA Wawa, Ont. Station City Station City CFFB Frobisher Bay, N.W.T. CHQB Powell River, B.C. CJYR Edson, Alta. CFGB Happy Valley, Nfld. CHQM Vancouver, B.C. CKAC Montreal, P.Q. CBF-FM Montreal, P.Q. CFGM Toronto /Richmond CHQR Calgary, Alta. CKAD Middleton, N.S. CJCA -FM Edmonton, Alta. Hill, Ont. CHQT Edmonton, Alta. CKAP Kapuskasing, Ont. CBL-FM Toronto, Ont. CJCB -FM Sydney, N.S. CFGN Port aux Basques, CHRC Quebec City, P.Q. CKAR Huntsville, Ont. CBM-FM Montreal, P.Q. CJET -FM Smiths Falls, Ont. CBO-FM Ont. Nfld. CHRD Drummondville, P.Q. CKAR-1 Parry Sound, Ont. Ottawa, CJ FM -FM Montreal, P.Q. CBU-FM Vancouver, B.C. CFGO Ottawa, Ont. CHRL Roberval, P.Q. CKAY Duncan, B.C. CJIC -FM Sault Ste. Marie, C BU F-FM CFGP Grande Prairie, Alta. CHRS Longueil -St. Jean, CKBB Barrie, Ont. Vancouver, B.C. Ont. CFGR Gravelbourg, Sask. P.Q. CKBC Bathurst, N.B. CBW-FM Winnipeg, Man. CJOB -FM Winnipeg, Man. C F BC-FM Saint N.B. -FM Windsor, CFGT Alma, P.Q. CHRT St. Eleuthere, P.Q. CKBI Prince Albert, Sask. John, CJOM Ont. CFCA-FM Kitchener, Ont. -FM CFJC Kamloops, B.C. CHSC St. Catharines, Ont. CKBM Montmagny, P.Q. CJOV Kelowna, B.C. P.Q. CFJR Brockville, Ont. CHSJ Saint John, N.B. CKBS St. Hyacinthe, P.Q. CFDM-FM Drummondville, CJOY -FM Guelph, Ont. CFKC Creston, B.C. Steinbach, Man. CKBW Bridgewater, N.S. CFFM-FM Kamloops, B.C. CJRT -FM Toronto. Ont. CHSM CFGL-FM CFLD Burns Lake, B.C. CHTK Prince Rupert, B.C. CKBX 100 Mile House, B.C. Laval, P.Q. CJSS-FM Cornwall, Ont. Sask. CFLH Hearst, Ont. CHTM Thompson, Man. CKCB Collingwood, Ont. CFMC-FM Saskatoon, CJUS -FM Saskatoon, Sask. I -FM CFLK Kapuskasing, Ont. Nanaimo, B.C. CKCH Hull, P.Q. C FM New Westminster, CKAT -FM North Bay, Ont. CHUB B.C. -FM CFLM La Tuque, P.Q. CHUC Cobourg, Ont. CKCK Regina, Sask. CKBY Ottawa, Ont. CFLS Levis, P.Q. Toronto, Ont. CKCL Truro, N.S. CFMO-FM Ottawa, Ont. CKCH -FM Hull, P.Q. CHUM CFMQ-FM Regina, Sask. Truro, N.S. CFLV Valleyfield. P.Q. CHVD Dolbeau, P.Q. CKCM Grand Falls, Nfld. CKCL -FM CFMS-FM Victoria, B.C. CKCY -FM Sault Ste. CFLW Wabush, Nfld. CHWK Chilliwock, B.C. CKCN Sept -Iles, P.Q. Marie, CFMB Montreal, P.Q. CHWO Oakville/ CKCQ Quesnel, B.C. CFPL-FM London, Ont. Ont. CFML Cornwall, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. CKCR Revelstoke, B.C. CFQR-FM Montreal, P.Q. CKDS-FM Hamilton, Ont. CFRC-FM Kingston, Ont. CKFM -FM Toronto, CFMR Fort Simpson, N.W.T. CHYM Kitchener, Ont. CKCV Quebec City, P.Q. Ont. CFRN-FM Edmonton, Alta. CKGB -FM Timmins, Ont. CFNB Fredericton, N.B. CHYR Leamington, Ont. CKCW Moncton, N.B. CFNL Fort Nelson, B.C. CKCY Sault Ste. Marie, CFRW-FM Winnipeg, Man. CKLC -FM Kingston, Ont. CFNS Saskatoon. Sask. CJAD Montreal, P.Q. Ont. CHEC-FM Lethbridge, Alta. CKLG -FM Vancouver, B.C. CFNW Port au Croix, Nfld. CJAF Cabano, P.Q. CKDA Victoria, B.C. CHEX-FM Peterborough, Ont. CKLW -FM Windsor, Ont. CFOB Fort Frances, Ont. CJAN Asbestos, P.Q. CKDH Amherst, N.S. CHFI-FM Toronto, Ont. CKMF -FM Montreal, P.Q. CFOM Quebec City, P.Q. CJAT Trail, B.C. CKDM Dauphin, Man. CHFM-FM Calgary, Alta. CKOK -FM Penticton, B.C. CFOR Orillia, Ont. CJAV Port Alberni, B.C. CKDR Dryden, Ont. CHFX-FM Halifax, N.S. CKOT -FM Tillsonburg, Ont. CFOS Owen Sound, Ont. CJBC Toronto, Ont. CKDY Digby, N.S. CHGB-FM La Pocatiere, P.Q. CKPC -FM Brantford, Ont. CFOX Montreal /Lakeshore CJBK London, Ont. CKEC New Glasgow, N.S. CHIC-FM Brampton, Ont. CKPR -FM Thunder Bay, Ont. Toronto, -FM Lake, P.Q. CJBM Causapscal, P.Q. CKEK Cranbrook, B.C. CHIN-FM Ont. CKQN Baker N.W.T. CFPA Thunder Bay, Ont. CKEN Kentville, N.S. CH LT-FM Sherbrooke, P.Q. CKQS -FM Oshawa, Ont. CFPL London, Ont. CJBQ Belleville, Ont. CKEY Toronto, Ont. CHOM-FM Montreal, P.Q. CKRD -FM Red Deer, Alta. CFPR Prince Rupert, B.C. CJBR Rimouski, P.Q. CKFH Toronto, Ont. CHQM-FM Vancouver, B.C. CKSO -FM Sudbury, Ont. CFQC Saskatoon. Sask. CJCA Edmonton, Alta. CKFL Lac Megantic, P.Q. CHRC-FM Quebec City, P.Q. CKTB -FM St. Catharines, Ont. CFRA Ottawa, Ont. CJCB Sydney, N S. CKGA Gander, NfId. CHSC-FM St. Catharines, Ont. CKUA -FM Edmonton, Alta. CFRB Toronto, Ont. CJCH Halifax, N.S. CKGB Timmins, Ont. CHUM-FM Toronto, Ont. CKVL -FM Montreal /Verdun, P.Q. CFRC Kingston, Ont. CJCI Prince George, B.C. CKGF Grand Forks, B.C. CHYM-FM Kitchener, Ont. CKWM -FM Kentville, N.S. CFRG Gravelbourg, Sask. CJCJ Woodstock, N.B. CKGM Montreal, P.Q. CJAT-FM Trail, B.C. CKWS -FM Kingston, Ont. CFRN Edmonton. Alta. CJCN Grand Falls, Nfld. CKGO Hope, B.C. CJBQ-FM Belleville, Ont. CKX -FM Brandon, Man. CFRS Simcoe, Ont. CJCS Stratford, Ont. CKGY Red Deer, Alta. CJBR-FM Rimouski, P.Q. CKY -FM Winnipeg, Man.

28 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 Broadcaster 6973 Fall Directory For complete index of listings, please see page 5.

(4) T. Tuck (5) G. Brady (6) S. Plot - nikoff (7, 8, 11) F. Jack (9) D. Woloshyn AM Radio Stations (10) R. Fulford (13, 16) P. Johnson (14) G. Scully (15) E. Whitehead (17) J. Renzie (18 -22) All Canada (23) MOR, Rock, Country (24) 1969 (25) BN CHWK CHILLIWACK KEY 10,000 watts on 1270 kHz (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mail- Yukon (1) Fraser Valley Broadcasters Ltd. ing Address (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - (2) 50 Yale Rd. East V2P 6J7 Tlx - Twx - Broadband (Bbd.) (4) CFWH WHITEHORSE (3) (604) 795 -5711; Tlx: 04- 361510; President (5) Manager (6) Commercial 1,000 watts on 570 kHz Bbd: 843 -2255 Manager (7) Production Manager (8) (1) CBC (4, 5, 14) D. Barkman (6) K. Davies Program Manager (9) Music Director (2) P.O. Box 4430 (7 -9) B. Coombes (10, 11) G. Ullyot (12) (10) News Director (11) Sports Director (3) (403) 667 -6261/2/3/4; B. Cruickshank (15) B. Baker (16) V. (12) Farm Director (13) Women's Direc- Tlx: 036 -8 -247; Bbd: 856-2-62.1 Dubois (17) A. Schmidt (18 -22) All - tor (14) Promotion Manager (15) Traffic (5) R. E. Halliday (23) Multi- format (24) Canada (23) MOR, Community, News & Manager (16) Copy Director (17) Chief 1958 (25) CBC Service (24) 1927 (25) BN, CBC, BC Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) Mont- CKRW WHITEHORSE Radio News real Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) 1,000 watts on 610 kHz CFCP COURTENAY Vancouver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) (CBC affil.) Programming (1) Klondike Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (overall format) (24) Year (2) 203 -4103 4th Ave. 1,000 watts on 1440 kHz station began operation (25) News (403) 667 -4247; Tlx: 0368274 (1) CFCP Radio Ltd. Service affiliations (3) (4) R. Hougen (5) S. S. Brown (6,14) (2) 1595 Cliffe Ave. R. Little (7 -9) R. Gilbey (10) D. Senger (3) (604) 334 -2421 (11) G. Chandler (13, 16) V. Rudeen (15) (4) W. G. Brown (5, 6, 8, 14) E. H. J. Simmonds (17) B. Mitchell (18 -22) Kidder (7) B. McInnes (9) R. Cosar (10) Radio -TV Reps (23) MOR, Contemp. (24) G. Irving (11) P. McBride (15) D. Gilham N.W.T. 1969 (25) BN, CP (16) D. McInnes (17) F. Grant (18 -20) Group One (21) James Advertising (23) CFMR FORT SIMPSON MOR, C &W (24) 1959 (25) BN (Nov. 50 watts on 1490 kHz '72 listing) (1) CFMR Fort Simpson British Columbia CKEK CRANBROOK (2) Fort Simpson Community Club 10,000 watts day, 1,000 night on 570 kHz (3) (403) 695 -2323 CFVR ABBOTSFORD (1) EK Radio Ltd. (4 -17) Volunteer (23) Music, Community 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1240 kHz (2) 28 -8th Ave. S. News (24) 1961 (1) Fraser Valley Broadcasters Ltd. (3) (604) 426 -2224; Nsrm: 426 -5000 CFFB FROBISHER BAY (2) 2722 Allwood Street, V2T 3R8 (4) L. J. Hoole (5) C. A. Sawchuk (6) 250 watts on 1210 kHz (3) (604) 859 -5277 G. Cavers (7) J. Ridgley (10) E. Mac- (1) CBC (4) D. C. Barkman (5, 8, 9, 14) B. Single- Kenzie (11) B. Decaire (15) J. Scott (16) (2) P.O. Box 490, XOA OHO ton (6) D. Klaassen (7) B. Williams (10) F. Forbes (17) J. Larsson (18, 19) Group (3) Nsrm: (819) 979 -5353; Tlx: 01629 N. Nisbet (11) T. Holt (12) B. Cruick- One (20, 21) Western (22) Cooke (23) (5) P. Reilly (23) Multi- format (24) shank (15) S. Peardon (16) C. Marcellus MOR (24) 1957 (25) BN, BN Voice 1961 (25) CBC (17) A. Schmidt (18 -22) All Canada (23) CFKC CRESTON CHAK INUVIK Community, MOR (24) 1962 (25) BN & 250 watts on 1340 kHz 1,000 watts on 860 kHz BC Radio News (1) Kokanee Broadcasting Ltd. (1) CBC CFLD BURNS LAKE (2) P.O. Box 310 (2) P.O. Box 1220, XOE OTO 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1400 kHz (3) (604) 428 -2424; Bbd.: 839 -2 -962 (3) (403) 979-2871; Tlx: 034 -44510 (1) CFBV Ltd. (4) G. A. Green (5, 6, 8) J. P. Haines (5) N. Cournoyea (18 -21) CBC Network (2) Box 600 (7, 10, 11) J. S. E. Thompson (9) R. (23) Multi- format (24) 1960 (25) CBC (3) (604) 692 -3414; Tlx: 047 -7119 Burch (12, 14) R. Van Orman (13, 15) CFCT TUKTOYAKTUK (6) D. Speight (7) R. Lynch W. Torris (16) R. Burch (17) J. Renzie 1,000 watts on 600 kHz (24) 1965 (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Standard MOR (CBC affil.) See CFBV Smithers for complete listing & Country (24) 1968 (25) BN, Capitol (1) Tuktoyaktuk Broadcasting CFWB CAMPBELL RIVER News Association 1,000 watts on 1490 kHz CJDC DAWSON CREEK (2) Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. (1) CFCP Radio Ltd. 1,000 watts on 1350 kHz (3) (403) 977 -2277 (2) 922 Debeau St. (1) Radio Station CJDC (Dawson Creek, (4) A. Algar (5 -11) R. Le Meur (17) (3) (604) 287 -7106 B.C.) Ltd. Dewline (18 -22) Major Market (23) (4) W. Browne (5, 6, 7, 8, 14) B. McInnes (2) 901 -102nd Avenue; V1G 2B6 Eskimo, Educational, Music (24) 1971 (9) J. Livingston (10) P. Hicks (11) P. (3) (604) 781 -3341; Tlx: 036 -77127; Bbd: (Nov. '72 listing) McBride (13, 15) D. McInnes (17) F. 8432 -169 CFYK YELLOWKNIFE Grant (18 -20) Group One (21) James (4) H. L. Michaud (5, 6) M. L. Michaud 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz Advertising (23) C &W, MOR (24) 1962 (8, 9) M. A. Lewis (10, 12) J. Wishart (1) CBC (25) BN (11) B. Argent (13, 15) V. Michaud (14, (2) P.O. Box 160, XOE 1H0 CKQR CASTLEGAR 16) J. Eckert (17) E. Sorensen (18 -21) (3) (403) 873-4488/4487; TIx: 034- 45517; 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1230 kHz Radio /TV Reps (22) International (23) Bbd: 856 -2 -622 (1) Valley Broadcasters Ltd. Contemporary (24) 1947 (25) BN /CP (5) G. Frederick (23) Multi- format (24) (2) 601 -A- Columbia Ave. CKAY DUNCAN 1958 (25) CBC (3) (604) 365 -7225 5,000 watts on 1500 kHz

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 29 AM RADIO STATIONS (CBC affil.) KEY CJJC LANGLEY 10,000 watts on 800 kHz (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- (1) Fraser Valley Broadcasters dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - (2) Box 1600, VOX 1L0 (1) City and Country Radio Ltd. Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) 869 -9313 (2) 20590 Fraser Highway Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (3) (604) (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) (4) D. Barkman (5 -9, 14) P. Slack (10, (3) (604) 534 -5431 News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm 11) G. Ulliot (12) B. Cruickshank (15, (4, 5) J. E. Chesney (6, 14) P. Legge (7) (13) Director (14) Promotion Director Women's 16) T. Laing (17) A. Schmidt (18 -21) B. Lord (8) B. Kay (9) D. Chesney (10, Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1972 (25) BN 12) R. Jacques (11) G. Raible (13) J. Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- CFJC KAMLOOPS Reynard (15) V. Penner (16) B. Moore - ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming house (17) J. Love (18 -22) All- Canada (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- 10,000 watts on 910 kHz (23) C &W (24) 1963 (25) BN ation (25) News Service affiliations (1) Twin Cities Radio Limited (2) 460 Pemberton Terrace CJNL MERRITT /PRINCETON (1) Radio CKAY Ltd. (3) (604) 372 -3322; Tix: 048 -8148; 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz (2) 110 Craig St. Broadband: 843 -2 -257 250 watts on 1400 kHz (3) (604) 746 -4115 (4, 5) D. Clark (6, 14) B. Reith (7, 9) (1) NL Broadcasting Ltd. (4, 5) E. Mykyte (6, 11) W. Buck (7, 8) B. Bergh (8) B. Meisner (10, 11) D. (2) P.O. Box 1630, Merritt, B.C. B. Payne (9) J. Losh (15, 16) J. White Collins (12) B. Wilson (13) L. Cutler (3) (604) 378 -4288; Tlx: 048 -760 (17) R. Curry (18 -21) Group One (23) (15) S. McVeigh (16) B. Holsworth (4) J. Skelly (5 -7) R. Clark (8) H. Thies - MOR (6 a.m. -6 p.m.) C &W (6 p.m. -12 (17) V. Gollmar (18 -22) All- Canada (23) son (9) D. McAllister (10) B. Eggby (11) a.m.) (24) 1964 (Apr. '73 listing) MOR (24) 1927 (25) Newsradio, Capitol R. Hunt (15, 16) A. Clarke (17) A. Holm- CFEK FERNIE City News, CBS, Broadcast News, CBC berg (18, 19) Unicorn (20, 21) Western 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1240 kHz CHNLKAMLOOPS (23) C &W, Contemporary Rock (24) 1970 (1) E K Radio Ltd. 10,000 watts on 610 kHz (25) BN, BN Voice, BCIN (2) Box 885 (1) NL Broadcasting Ltd. CHUB NANAIMO (3) (604) 423 -4449 (2) 611 Lansdowne St., P.O. Box 610 10,000 watts on 1570 kHz (4) L. J. Hoole (5, 6) R. Stafford -Mayer (3) (604) 372 -2296; 374 -1610 (news); (1) Nanaimo Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. (10) G. Mitchell (11) B. DeCare (15) M. Tlx: 048 -8233 (2) P.O. Box 1570 Singleton (17) J. Larsson (18, 19) Group (4 -6) J. Skelly (7, 9) D. McAllister (8, (3) (604) 753 -4341 One (20, 21) Western (22) Cooke (23) 14) H. Thiessen (10) B. Egby (11) K. (4) B. Giles (5) G. Lawlor (6, 14) J. MOR (24) 1971 (25) BN, BN Voice Hunt (15) S. Bailly (16) T. Shellenberg Lawlor (7, 8) T. Kelly (9) D. Bodeker CFNL FORT NELSON (17) A. Holmberg (18, 19) Unicorn (20, (10, 11) L. Thomas (12) K. Holley (13) 250 watts on 590 kHz 21) Western (22) Oakes (23) Contem- M. Moffatt (15, 16) J. Ravnborg (17) R. (1) Northern Lights Broadcasting porary, Rock, C &W (24) 1970 (25) SBN, Peck (18, 19, 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) (2) Box 880 BN Messner (22) Oakes (23) MOR (24) (3) (604) 774 -2525; Tlx: 049 -5338 CKIQ KELOWNA 1948 (25) BN on 1150 kHz (4) G. Daniel (5, 7, 14) G. Guy (6, 8, 1,000 watts CKKC NELSON A. (1) Four Seasons Radio Ltd. 13) P. Hawkes (9) H. Hammer (10) 1,000 watts on 1390 kHz 2419 Harvey Ave. Krasnick (11, 12) M. Grey (15) A. Good - (2) (1) Kokanee Broadcasting Ltd. (3) (604) 765 -5185; Tlx: 048 -5240; Bbd: key (16) W. Loat (17) B. Guy (18, 19, (2) P.O. Box 250 843 -2 -235 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner (23) (3) (604) 352 -7277 (4) R. J. Hall (5, 14) W. E. Gray (6) C. MOR (24) 1967 (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) (4) G. A. Green (5, 8) D. H. Glover (6, Kliewer (7) R. Harrison (9) A. Neal (10, CKNL FORT ST. JOHN 14) G. W. Bryan (7, 9, 11, 12) E. Seitz 12) P. Munzo (11) B. Couling (15) C. 1,000 watts on 560 kHz (10) R. Zinck (13) J. Bussinger (15) C. Fleming D. Landon S. W. Davis (1) Northern Lights Broadcasting Ltd. (16) (17) W. MacDonald (17) J. 21) Western Colman (16) (2) Box 3450 (18, 19) Unicorn (20, (23) Renzie (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR, MOR, (24) 1971 BN, (3) (604) 785-6634; TIx: 049 -55116 Country (25) Good Music (24) 1967 (25) BN BC (4, 5) G. Daniel (6, 14) A. Hunt (7, 8, Standard Voice, NBC Voice, Radio News, Interior News Network CKNW NEW WESTMINSTER 13) P. Hawkes (9) S. Ross (10, 12) A. 50,000 watts on 980 kHz CKOV KELOWNA Krasnick (11) M. Grey (15) A. Goodkey (1) Radio NW Ltd. watts day, 1,000 night on 630 kHz (16) G. Guy (17) B. Guy (18, 19, 21) 5,000 (2) 815 McBride Plaza Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner (23) MOR (CBC affil.) (3) (604) 522 -2711; Bbd.: 843 -2 -119 (1) Okanagan Broadcasters Ltd. (24) 1962 (25) BN (4) W. J. Hughes (5) G. N. Cooper (6) (2) P.O. Box 100 P. Oakes, Nat'l; J. Fox, Retail (7) D. FORKS (3) (604) 762 -3331; Tlx: 048 -5131 CKGF GRAND Abbott (8) H. L. Davis (9) B. Forst (10) day, 250 night on 1340 kHz G. T. B. Browne D. S. Dunn 1,000 watts (4) (5) (6) W. Barker (11) A. Davidson (14) J. Plul Radio Limited J. Watson (7, 9) D. Cummins (10) F. (1) Okanagan (15) P. MacPherson (16) T. Antonias 1570 Robertson (11) S. (12) J. D. (2) Box McAllister (17) J. Gordon (18, 19) Standard (20, 442-3413 I. (3) (604) 442-8200; Bews (14) G. Mildenberger (15) Turner 21) Western (22) Cdn. Standard (23) (5 -9, 14, 16) D. M. M. (4) D. Barkman (16) J. Schinnick (17) Doctorman Adult hits, personalities (24) 1944 (25) 11) E. Dunlop (15) K. 1931 Shainline (10, (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) CP, BN, UPI, SBN, NBC Kalmakoff (17) B. O'Niel (18 -22) All - (25) BN, Capital News Voice Canada (23) MOR (24) 1969 (25) BN CK00 OSOYOOS CKTK KITIMAT 1,000 watts day, 500 night on 1240 kHz CKGO HOPE 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz (CBC affil.) 250 watts on 1490 kHz See CFTK Terrace for listing. (1) Okanagan Radio Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 539 (3) (604) 495 -6200 The Reliable AM RF AMPLIFIER (4) D. Barkman (5 -9, 14) R. Francis (10, 11) G. Scharlen (12) C. George (13, 15) B. Petrow (16) S. Detjean (17) B. O'Neil (18 -21) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1966 (25) BN, BC Radio News CKOK PENTICTON 10,000 watts on 800 kHz (1) Okanagan Radio Ltd. (2) 33 Carmi Ave. (3) (604) 492 -2800; Tlx: 048 -88150; Bbd: 843 -2 -151 (4) D. Barkman (5) G. W. Pash (6, 14) H. C. Dane (7 -9) G. Sherwood (12) C. Drives any AM Modulation and Frequency Monitor , Carrier- Fail Alarm George (15) L. Levin (16) D. Rees (17) High quality AF Output Stable, Reliable design - For details on the B. A. O'Neill (18 -22) All- Canada (23) model RFA -4, write: MOR, Contemporary (24) 1948 (25) BN, BCRN, CBC NATIONAL ELECTROLAB LTD. CJAV PORT ALBERNI 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1240 kHz 1130 E. 7th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. VST 1P8. (604) 879 -9161 (CBC affil.)

30 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 (1) CJAV Ltd. CKCR REVELSTOKE ABC (23) MOR (24) CFTK 1960; CKTK (2) 205 -3rd Ave. S. 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz 1964 (25) BN (3) (604) 723 -2455 See CKXR Salmon Arm for listing CJAT TRAIL (4) W. Gibson (5, 6) M. Inwards (9) K. 1,000 watts on 610 kHz Rodgers (10) M. Ketteringham (11) B. CKXR SALMON ARM (CBC affil.) 10,000 watts on 580 kHz Gibson (13) Z. Richards (15) S. Milikan (1) Kootenay Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (17) M. Semkiw (18, 19) Hardy (20) (1) Hall Gray Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 1300 Cedar Ave. Messner (21) James (22) Cooke (23) (2) P.O. Box 69 (3) (604) 358 -5511; Tlx: 041-4435; MOR (24) 1946 (25) BN, Capitol City (3) (604) 832-2161; Tlx: 048 -89526 Nsrm: 368-8000 (4-6) R. J. Hall (12, 15) D. Mosher Voice Service (16) (4) L. Hoole (5, 7, 8, 9) J. P. Kobluk (6) O. Marotte S. W. Davis -22) All - CHQB POWELL RIVER (17) (18 R. W. Meneer (10) B. Lawrie (11, 12) Canada MOR 1,000 watts on 1280 kHz (23) (Country flavor) (24) J. Remesz (13, 14) D. J. Glover (15) 1965 (25) BN, (1) Sunshine Coast Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Standard Voice, NBC D. A. Townsend (16) A. Veyse (17) J. Voice, BC Radio (2) 7050 Alberni St. News, BC Interior News Renzie (18, 19) Unicorn (20, 21) Western (3) (604) 485 -4207 CFBV SMITHERS (22) Cooke (23) MOR (24) 1931 (25) (4 -6) D. V. Cartmell (7, 9) B. Arnold 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1230 kHz BN Voice, CBC (8) A. Pervin (10) R. Taylor (11) K. (1) CFBV Ltd. CBU VANCOUVER Milton (13) N. Cartmell (14) D. Linn (15) (2) Box 335 50,000 watts on 690 kHz T. Vestevelt (16) L. Davenport (17) R. (3) (604) 847-2521; TIx: 047 -8332 (1) CBC Gela (18, 19) Radio & Television Sales (4) R. A. East (5) N. Weseen (6) T. A. (20, 21) Western (22) Cdn. Standard (2) Box 4600 Collison (7 -9) S. Robinson (10) G. (3) (604) 684 -0246; TIx: 04-51207 (23) Country & MOR (24) 1967 (25) BN, DeBoer (11) C. Northrup (12) B. Quad - CBC (5) K. Davey (6) A. Sommerfeld (8) K. ros (13, 15) C. Morgenthaler (16) J. R. Barry (10) L. Jackson (14) R. Jessup CJCI PRINCE GEORGE Potts (17) S. Davis (18, 19) Unicorn (15) S. Bazett (16) L. McMahon (17) 10,000 watts on 620 kHz (20, 21) Western Broadcast Sales (23) J. J. Wighton (24) 1925 (25) CP, UPI (1) Prince George Broadcasting Ltd. MOR, Information (24) CFBV 1963, CFLD (2) P.O. Box 758 1965 (25) BN, CIRN, BCRN. SBN CFUN VANCOUVER (3) (604) 563 -0367; Tlx: 047 -8883; Bbd: 50,000 watts on 1410 kHz 843 -2 -238 CKSP SUMMERLAND (1) CHUM Western Ltd. (4, 5) R. A. East (6, 14) H. R. Foot (7) 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1450 kHz (2) 1900 W. 4th Ave. W. D. Opdahl (8, 9) D. L. Prentice (10) (1) Okanagan Radio Ltd. (3) (604) 731-9222; TIx: 045 -08830 W. J. Ringrose (11) G. S. Scott (12) (2) P.O. Box 1170 (4) A. Waters (5) M. R. Carabine (6) D. D. Scheer (13) S. Schultz (15) C. Pow (3) (604) 494 -7956; Tlx: 048 -88150; Bbd: Browning (7) P. Benson (8) C. McCoy (16) M. Osguthorpe (17) S. W. Davis 843 -2151 (9) B. Anderson (10) D. Palmer (11) V. (18, 19) Unicorn (20, 21) Western (22) (4) D. Barkman (5, 8) D. R. Mitten (12) Todd (13) D. Martin (15) E. Bender (16) Oakes (23) MOR (24) 1970 (25) C. George (14) G. Pash (15) B. Hume - S. Faris (17) S. Davis (18, 19) Major Standard Radio Voice, BCRN Voice, Smith (16) D. Rees (17) B. O'Neill Market (22) ABC (23) Contemporary Broadcast News (18 -22) All- Canada (23) 80% CW, 20% (24) 1922 (25) UPI, CP Western Regional, MOR (24) 1972 (25) BN, BC Radio News, BN Wire CKPG PRINCE GEORGE CBC 10,000 watts on 550 kHz CFTK TERRACE CHQM VANCOUVER (CBC Affil) 1,000 watts on 590 kHz 50,000 watts on 1320 kHz (1) Q Broadcasting Ltd. (CBC affil.) (1) Q Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 1220 Sixth Ave. (1) Skeena Broadcaster Ltd. (2) 1134 Burrard St. (3) (604) 564 -8861; Tlx: 047 -8698; Bbd: (2) 4625 Lazelle Ave. (3) (604) 682- 3141; Tlx: 04 -51110 845 -2 -714 (3) (604) 635 -6316; Tlx: 047 -85529; Bbd: (4, 5) J. E. Stark (6, 14) N. Hullah (4) J. E. Stark (5, 6) G. M. Leighton 843 -2298 (7, 8) M. L. Foisy (9) J. Gothe (10) J. (7, 8) H. McLennan (9) P. Haynes (10, (4) J. F. Weber (5, 6) R. A. Parfitt (8) Olding (11) B. Keene (15) A. Bolton 12) G. Begg (11) D. Anderson (13) J. T. Hockaday (9) S. McCallum (10) P. (16) L. Grove (17) S. W. Davis (18, 19, Armour (14) B. Nelson (15) J. Short (16) Jones (11) L. Harrington (13) M. Van 21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) Weed/ T. Rowe (17) S. W. Davis (18, 19) Mulvi- Herd (15) B. Schneider (16) B. Barnswell Walton (23) News & information, music hill (20) Messner (21) Stephens & Town- (17) P. Crowder (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) for young adults (24) 1959 (25) News - drow (22) ABC International (23) Adult Messner (21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) radio, BN (April '73 listing) Contemporary (24) 1945 (25) CBC, BN, Newsradio, Capital News CFPR PRINCE RUPERT 10,000 watts on 860 kHz (1) CBC PROFESSIONAL EQUIPMENT AND (2) Box 99 (3) (604) 624- 2161;TIx:047 -8930 SUPPLIES FOR THE BROADCASTER (5) D. Delmage (14) S. Kary (24) 1936 CHTK PRINCE RUPERT AND RECORDING STUDIO ... FASTER 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 560 kHz (1) Skeena Broadcasters Ltd. (2) 300 Second Ave. West (3) (604) 624 -9111; Bbd.: 845 -2 -718 Scully Tape Recorders Spotmaster Cartridge Equipment (4) J. F. Weber (5, 14) R. B. Last (6, Metrotech Loggers Gray Tone Arms & Antenna Heaters 13) I. V. Campagnolo (7 -9) N. Andreason (10, 11) B. Staats (12) N. Andreassen Complete Fidelipac Cartridge Loading & Reconditioning (15, 16) E. Milburn (17) P. Crowder (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) Messner (21) Stephens Custom Cassette Loading & Duplicating Remote -Control & Towndrow (22) ABC (23) MOR (24) Audio -Visual Systems 1965 (25) BN, Capital City News, News - radio CKCQ QUESNEL 1,000 watts on 570 kHz (1) Cariboo Broadcast Holdings Ltd. (2) 160 Front St. (3) (604) 992-6202; TIx: 047 -82537 Pineway Electronics Limited (4, 5) J. Boates (6, 14) M. Green (7) T. Shepherd (8, 9) G. McCall (10, 11) P. 3 Reid (15) E. Tyler (16) C. Reid (17) 1875 Leslie Street, Unit S. W. Davis (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Don Mills 405, Ontario, Canada MOR, Variety (24) 1957 (25) BN Telephone 416 -449 -1343 CKBX 100 MILE HOUSE 250 watts on 1240 kHz See CKCQ Quesnel for listing.

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 31 SHIVELY LABORATORIES CJOR VANCOUVER CKDA VICTORIA ANNOUNCES A NEW GENERATION 10,000 watts on 600 kHz 50,000 watts on 1220 kHz OF CIRCULARLY POLARIZED (1) CJOR, a division of Jim Pattison (1) Capital Broadcasting System FM ANTENNAS Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 967 (2) 840 Howe Street (3) (604) 384 -9311; Tlx: 044 -8260; (3) (604) 685 -6464 Broadband: 843 -2 -136 (4) J. A. Pattison (5) D. K. Wall (6) B. (4) D. M. Armstrong (5, 6) K. McKenzie Legree (7) Al Jordan (8) N. Soper (10) (7, 8) W. Cownden (9) A. L. Cooper (10) E. Swangard (11) J. Sykes (13) R. Marks E. Mason (11) T. Bricker (12) R. Schui- (14) K. Chamberlain (15) G. Rochard tema (14) S. Rowbotham (15) M. Mc- (16) S. Stewart (17) A. Erdman (18, 19) Intosh (16) D. Rimmer (17) F. Cole (18, Radio House (20) Broadcast Reps (22) 19, 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner J. A. Potter (23) Talk, MOR (24) 1926 (22) Potter, Sumner (23) MOR (24) (25) BN, CP, Capital News 1950 (25) BN, Newsradio, Capital News CJVB VANCOUVER CKWL WILLIAMS LAKE 10,000 watts on 1470 kHz 1,000 watts on 920 kHz (1) Great Pacific Broadcasting Ltd. See CKCQ Quesnel for listing. (2) Box 9200, 814 Richards St., Zone 3 (3) (604) 688 -9931 (4, 5) J. van Bruchem (6) G. Johnstone (8) R. Hartman (9, 15) W. M. deCarteret (10) P. Morgan (17) Stan Davis Elec- Alberta TYPE 6810 10 KW PER BAY tronics (20) Radio -TV Reps (22) Sumner, Oakes (23) Ethnic, Multilingual (24) CJPR BLAIRMORE 1972 (25) BN 1,000 watts on 1490 kHz CKLG VANCOUVER (1) Lethbridge Broadcasting Ltd. 10,000 watts on 730 kHz (2) Box 780 (1) Moffat Communications Ltd. (3) (403) 562 -2806 (2) 1006 Richards St. (5) D. Ferguson (15, 16) M. Grigel (23) (3) (604) 681 -7511; Tlx: 04- 53278; Local news & events, pick up of CJOC Broadband: 84 -32117 Lethbridge (24) 1972 (4) J. R. Mitchell (5) D. M. E. Hamilton CBR CALGARY (6) A. Anaka (8) F. Callaghan (9) R. 50,000 watts on 1010 kHz Hennessy (10) D. Richards (11) G. Doug- (1) CBC las (15) L. Thompson (17) P. Mackin- (2) P.O. Box 2640, T2P 2M7 tosh (18, 19, 21) Unicorn (22) Devney (3) (403) 283 -3311; TIx: 038-21604; (23) Hit Format (24) 1954 (25) CCNS Twx: 283 -3311 CKWX VANCOUVER (5) J. Phillips (6) A. Scherr (8) N. T. 50,000 watts on 1130 kHz North (10) D. McVarish (14) J. Peach (1) Selkirk Holdings Ltd. (17) L. Bailey (24) 1964 (25) CP, CBC TYPE 6813 3 KW PER BAY (2) 1275 Burrard St. CFAC CALGARY (3) (604) 684 -5131; Tlx: 04 -5396 50,000 watts on 960 kHz (4, 5) J. D. Elton (6) K. Bower (8) R. T. (1) The Calgary Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Bye (9) T. Peacock (10) W. Rutherford (2) 1301 -17th Ave. S.W. (11) J. P. McConnell (14) E. Wright (15) (3) (403) 244 -9311; Tlx: 038 -22514 J. Hughes (16) K. Lundgren (17) S. (4, 5) J. McColl (6) J. E. Newbery (8, Davis (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 9) J. Kunkel (10) E. Whalen (11) J. 1923 (25) BN, CP, Western Union Sports, Carbury (14) B. Mannix (15) B. Neufeldt FM Radio News, Selkirk Radio News (16) E. Halpenny (17) S. Gilbert (18 -22) CJIB VERNON All- Canada (23) Town & Country (24) 10,000 watts on 940 kHz 1922 (25) BN, Selkirk News Bureau (1) Interior Broadcasters Ltd. CFCN CALGARY (2) 3315 -B 30th Avenue 50,000 watts on 1060 kHz (3) (604) 545 -2141; Tlx: 048 -671 (1) The Voice of the Prairies (4, 5) A. G. Seabrook (6) B. Adshead (2) Broadcast House, Station E (7) F. Martina (8, 9) R. Stanley (10, 12) (3) (403) 249-9101; TIx: 038-21637; S. Blakely (11) S. Fallwell (13, 15) E. Broadband: 833 -2512 Steinke (14, 16) J. Armour (17) J. (4) E. W. Chapman (5) D. Thomas (6) Mitschke (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR C. Johanson (7, 8) G. Kelly (9) J. TYPE 6811 1 KW PER BAY (24) 1947 (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) Nephin (10) W. Rogers (11) H. Viney CFAX VICTORIA (14) R. McDonald (15, 16) A. Larson RADOMES OR DEICERS 10,000 watts on 1070 kHz (17) R. Nordquist (18 -21) Stephens & AVAILABLE FOR ALL MODELS (1) CFAX 1070 Radio Ltd. Towndrow (22) Weed /Walton (23) MOR (2) 620 View St. (24) 1922 (25) News Radio (Apr '73 WRITE FOR INFORMATION ON (3) (604) 386 -2441; listing) ANTENNAS Nsrm: 386 -8451, 385 -1070; Bbd: 843 -2146 CHOR CALGARY TRANSMISSION LINE (4, 5) C. G. Copeland (6) K. E. Dagg 10,000 watts on 810 kHz FILTERS (7) B. Bowman (9) G. Cruse (10) J. (1) Radio QR Ltd. RF LOADS Hume (11) C. Mudrak (13) M. McCallion (2) 1030 4th St. S.W., Calgary, T2R 0X3 COAXIAL SWITCHES (14) P. Middleton (15) L. Smith (16) R. (3) (403) 263 -5522; Bbd.: 833 -2 -561 POWER COMBINERS Mole (17) B. Calder (18, 19) Radio (4, 5) T. Soskin (6) G. Walker (8, 9) House (20, 21) Western Broadcast Sales D. Anderson (10) J. Foster (11) P. La- (22) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales Valley (13) M. L. McCormick (14) D. (23) Music, News, Sports (24) 1959 (25) Wright (15) N. Hoopfer (16) R. Prauner BN, CP, NBC, SBN, BCRN (17) M. B. Hoyme (18, 19) Standard CJVI VICTORIA (20, 21) Western (22) Cdn. Standard SHIVELY LABORATORIES, 10,000 watts on 900 kHz (CBC affil.) (23) Album MOR (24) 1964 (25) BN, INC. (1) Island Broadcasting Co. Ltd. SRN (2) 817 Fort St. CKXL CALGARY RAYMOND, MAINE 04071 (3) (604) 382 -8221; Tlx: 044 -8111 10,000 watts on 1140 kHz PHONE 207 655 -3841 (4) W. Speers (5) J. E. Ansel) (6) R. (1) Moffat Communications Ltd. Dunn (7, 8) R. Robinson (9) H. Moulton (2) P.O. Box 1140, Calgary T2P 2M7 Represented in Canada by: (10) J. Easingwood (11) G. Hunter (14) (3) (403) 263 -8160; Nsrm: 263 -1140; M.S.C. ELECTRONICS LTD., F. McAlpine (15) B. McGill (16) M. Giles Tlx: 038-21741; Broadband: 833 -2517 254 Wildcat Road, (17) S. W. Davis (18 -22) All- Canada (23) (4) J. R. Mitchell (5) T. E. McBride (6) Downsview, Ontario M3J 2N5 MOR (24) 1923 (25) BN, Selkirk, BN- G. S. Menzies (7) T. Pound (8) B. Tel: (416) 661 -4180 Voice Robertson (9) G. Haraldson (10) M. Dale

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(11) B. Powers (14) M. Love (15) M. (20, 21) Western (22) Weed /Walton (5) J. W. Hagerman (7, 9) E. K. Kil- Lawrence (16) M. Forbes (17) Martronic (23) Easy Listening, MOR (24) 1965 patrick (10, 11) C. Noack (13) M. P. Enterprises (18, 19, 21) Unicorn (22) (25) BN Blackburn (14, 15) K. Wright (17) W. Devney (23) Top 40 (24) 1964 (25) CJCA EDMONTON Pinko (23) Informational, Educational, CCNS 10,000 watts on 930 kHz Non -Commercial (24) 1927 (25) BN CFCW CAMROSE (1) Edmonton Broadcasting Co. Ltd. CJYR EDSON 50,000 watts on 790 kHz (2) 10230 -108th Street, Edmonton 10,000 watts on 970 kHz (1) Camrose Broadcasting Co. Ltd. T5J 2X3 (1) Yellowhead Broadcasting Limited (2) 4872 -50th St. (3) (403) 424 -4131; Tlx: 037 -2229 (2) Box 1450 (3) (403) 672 -3151; Tlx: 037 -2656 (4, 5) C. A. Perry (6) J. L. Sayers (8, 9) (3) (403) 723 -4461 (4) H. J. Yerxa (5, 6) W. H. Holte (7, 8) H. Boon (10) M. Blakely (11) B. Hall (4) E. Mushtuk (5, 14) C. Benson (6) R. R. Sims (9) C. Gurlock (10) M. Goetze (14) L. Underhill (15) B. Cook (16) V. Hykaway (7 -9) W. Williams (10 -12) D. (11) B. Tuele (12) D. Sherbanuk (13) Jenkins (17) G. Skutle (18 -22) AlI- Mody (13) C. Benson (15) W -A. Mah D. Smith (14) H. Doan (15) D. Bowes Canada (23) MOR (24) 1922 (25) CP, (16) J. B. Cartwright (17) D. Nichol (18, (16) H. Grue (17) L. Olson (18, 19) BN Selkirk News 19, 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner Unicorn (20) Messner (21) Western (22) CKUA EDMONTON (23) MOR, MOT (24) 1968 & 1970 (25) Weed /Walton (23) C &W (24) 1954 (25) 10,000 watts on 580 kHz BN BN, BN Voice (1) Alberta Government Telephones CJOK FT. McMURRAY CJDV DRUMHELLER (2) 10526 Jasper Ave., Edmonton 14 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz 5,000 watts on 910 kHz (3) (403) 422 -5161 (1) Charest Communications (1) Dinosaur Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Box 1480 (3) (403) 823 -3384 (4 -6) T. Mayer (7, 8) G. Walters (9) D. Shier (10, 11) D. Seibel (12) B. Came- ron (13, 15) P. Pinkham (14) G. Millar (16) R. Monroe (17) J. Bruins (18, 19) Radio & Television Sales Inc. (20) Harold Olsen (21) Jim Stovin (23) MOR (24) 1958 (25) BN Wire and Voice (Nov. '72 listing) CBX EDMONTON 50,000 watts on 740 kHz (1) CBC (2) P.O. Box 555, Edmonton T5J 2P4 (3) (403) 469- 2321;Tlx:0372 -287 (5) W. Porth (6) M. Simovitch (8) D. Field (10) D. Adams (14) B. Flye (17) J. Anderson (24) 1964 BN News CFRN EDMONTON 50.000 watts on 1260 kHz (1) Sunwapta Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 5030, Station E (3) (403) 484 -3311; Tlx: 037 -2257 (4) G. R. A. Rice (5, 6) T. Coumant (7, 8) J. Edwards (10) S. Lancaster (11) A. Serving 306 Canadian private McCann (12) S. Flewitt (14) F. Anderson (15) M. Hido (17) T. Wadson (18, 19, 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner (22) stations by wire and teletype Cdn. Standard (23) MOR (24) 1934 (25) BN, SRN. NBC News (Apr. '73 listing) Comprehensive world and Canadian CHED EDMONTON 10,000 watts on 630 kHz service voiced news reports (1) Radio Station CHED Ltd. of (2) 10006 -107 Street (3) (403) 424 -2111; Tlx: 037 -2904 Wirephoto and library picture (4) E. A. Rawlinson (5) J. Forbes (6) B. Sysak (7) A. Anderson (8) K. James (9) W. Bryant (10) E. Keen (11) W. services for television Montgomery (13) E. Joyal (14) B. Mc- Cord (15) D. Ferbey (16) G. Helfrick (17) C. Nichol (18, 19, 21) Major Market (22) Devney (23) Contemporary (24) 1954 (25) BN, CCNS, UPI Voice CHFA EDMONTON 5,000 watts on 680 kHz (CBC affil.) (1) Radio Edmonton Ltd. (2) 10012 -109 St., Edm. 10 THE CANADIAN PRESS REUTER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (3) (403) 424 -2157 (4) R. Motut (5) B. Gagnon (7, 14) N. Fontaine (8) B. Pariseau (9) G. Paradis (10 -12) T. Forestier (15) D. Petit (17) A. Rouleau (18, 19) Hardy Radio & TV (20) A. J. Messner (21) Radio -Television BROADCAST NEWS Reps (22) Devney (23) MOR (24) 1949 (25) CP (Nov. '72 listing) CHAT EDMONTON 10,000 watts on 1110 kHz (1) CHAT Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 10154 -103 Street (3) (403) 424 -1131 (4, 5) L. Roskin (6 -8) B. Bagshaw (9, 14) L. Ross (10) P. Tadman (11) G. Ross (13, 16) B. Beard (15) D. Pysh (17) F. Makepeace (18, 19) Unicorn

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 33 AM RADIO STATIONS

KEY CHCL MEDLEY (4) K. George (5, 6, 14) M. Chase (7 -9) L. Enns (10 R. (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- 40 watts on 1450 kHz -12) Arnst (15) A. William- dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - (1) Base Commander, CFB Cold Lake son (16) J. Kirkman (17) E. Burynuik Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) (2) Box 1220 Medley, Alta. TOA 2M0 (18, 21) Radio -TV Reps (22) Weed/ Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) (3) (403) 248 -4049 Walton (23) MOR, C &W, Contemporary News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm (4) D. Anderson (5, 7, 8) H. Siemens (9) (24) 1966 (25) BN Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion J. Murphy (sound survey) (10) L. Easton Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- CHAB MOOSE JAW tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) (C &W), B. Stevenson (11) M. Barlow 10,000 watts on 800 kHz Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- (16) D. Snell (17) F. Truell (23) Cont. (1) Moffat Communications Ltd. ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming Adult, C &W, MOR (24) 1956 (25) CBC, (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- (2) 116 Main N., Moose Jaw S6H 3J7 ation (25) News Service affiliations non -commercial (3) (306) 692-6464; TIx: 071-29112; CKYL PEACE RIVER Broadband: 828 -2 -719 (2) P.O. Box 3000 10,000 watts on 610 kHz (4) J. R. Mitchell (5) V. Trail) (6) C. (3) (403) 743 -2246 (1) Peace River Broadcasting Corp. Coffyne (7, 8) T. Chipman (9) B. Cum- (4) R. Charest (5) S. Morton (6) H. (2) P.O. Box 1150, Peace River TOH 2X0 mings (10) R. Nieszner (11) R. Broad- Christie (7, 10) D. Hankinson (9) J. (3) (403) 624 -2535; Tlx: 037 -5126 head (12) J. Scraba (13) M. Carty (14) Shields (11) R. Kailan (15) D. Krueger (4, 5) G. W. Cambridge (6, 14, 16) R. D. P. Bohn (15) L. Moscotto (16) B. Huet (16) C. Stewart (17) B. Leschasin Rafferty (7, 8, 10) B. Zens (9) J. Tatman (17) M. Pickford (18, 19, 21) Major (18 -21) Radio-TV Reps (23) Contem- (11) K. White (12) D. Bell (13) L. Market (20) Messner (22) Devney (23) porary, Country (24) 1973 (25) BN Herbert (15) C. Unsworth (17) L. C &W, MOR (24) 1922 (25) BN, CCNS Klement (18, 19, 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) CFGP GRANDE PRAIRIE CJNB NORTH BATTLEFORD 10,000 watts on 1050 kHz Messner (23) MOR, Contemporary T &C (24) 1954 (25) BN 10,000 watts on 1050 kHz (1) Northern Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. (1) Northwestern Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 10008 -103 Ave. CKGY RED DEER (2) Box 1460, North Battleford S9A 2Z5 (3) (403) 532 -1050; Tlx: 049 -632 10,000 watts on 1170 kHz (3) (306) 445 -2477; Tlx: 074 -2527 (4, 5) W. Everitt (6) G. Pearcy (7 -9, 14) (1) Park Broadcasting Country Ltd. (4) E. A. Rawlinson (5, 14) H. Dekker J. Soars (10) B. Carle (11) D. Gossen (2) 4805 -48 Ave. (6) A. Johnson (7, 8, 11) E. Elliott (9) (15) W. Lawrence (17) G. Kazor (18 -22) (3) (403) 346 -7711 J. Ross (10) L. Cooper (12) S. Nowa - All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1937 (25) (4, 5) R. D. Stephen (6) H. Ropchan kowsky (13) B. Hildebrand (15) P. BN, CBC, Selkirk News (7, 8, 14) H. Davidson (9, 12) J. Robins Wagner (16) L. Miller (17) A. Ruddell CKYR JASPER (10) B. Spence (11) A. Jackson (13) N. (18 -21) Group One (22) Devney (23) Billings (15) B. Robinson (16) C. Brzak 100 watts on 1450 kHz MOR, C &W (24) 1947 (25) BN (Apr. '73 See CJYR Edson for listing. (17) K. Hankinson (18 -21) Group One listing) (23) Super Country (24) 1973 CHEC LETHBRIDGE CKBI PRINCE ALBERT 5,000 watts on 1090 kHz 10,000 watts on 900 kHz Ltd. (1) Southern Alberta Broadcasting CKRD RED DEER (1) Central Broadcasting Co. Ltd. 1090 (2) Box 10,000 watts on 850 kHz (2) 10th St. W. TIx: (3) (403) 328-3311; 038-49154; (1) Central Alberta Broadcasting (1961) (3) (306) 763 -7421; Nsrm: 763 -5121; Broadband: 833 -2 -616 Ltd. Tlx: 034 -429132 (4, 5) H. W. Brown (6) R. Bruchet (7, (2) Box 5555 (4) E. A. Rawlinson (5) F. F. Rawlinson 8) W. Edwards (9) J. Oliver (10) M. -6681; TIx: 038-316 (3) (403) 347 (6) I. Robertson (7) J. Scarrow (10, 11) McGill (11) A. Bell (12) L. Dow (13) R. M. (4, 5) H. L. Flock (6) Henry (7) M. Jaeger (12) H. Mallwitz (13) M. Sher- C. Halliwell (14) B. P. P. Clark (15) Mc- Gordon (8, 9) D. Fix (10) Bourrie man (15) R. Garneau (16) M. Tremblay Culley C. (17) R. Verhulst J. (16) Colwill (11) L. Harris (12) D. Riddell (15) (17) T. VanNes (18 -22) All- Canada (24) (18, 19, 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) Mess- Tennant (16) D. Nelson (17) K. Martin 1934 (25) BN ner (22) Oakes (23) Contemporary (18, 19) Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner MOR, Country, Rock (24) 1959 (25) BN, (21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) ABC CBK REGINA ACN, Contemporary News, Ottawa Bureau (24) 1949 (25) BN 50,000 watts on 540 kHz (Apr. '73 listing) (1) CBC CJOI WETASKIWIN (2) 1840 McIntyre St., Regina S4P 2R1 CJOC LETHBRIDGE 1,000 watts on 1440 kHz (3) (306) 523 -6641; TIx: 071-2289 10,000 watts on 1220 kHz Ltd. (1) Parkland Radio (5) A. E. Parr (6) R. Normandean (8) D. (1) Lethbridge Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 1000 Browne -Wilkinson (10) R. Chester (14) (2) Box 820 (3) (403) 352 -6006 A. Small (15) V. Clark (17) K. Lamb 327 -3161 (3) (403) (4) E. Toshach (5, 13) M. Mack (6) W. (24) 1939 (25) CBC (5) G. A. Brown (6) J. Innes (7, 8) B. Larson (7, 8) G. Millar (9) B. Gibbons Lang (9) B. Hegland (10) B. Skelton (10, 12) B. Mulak (11) M. Jackson (15) CJME REGINA (11) B. Seely (12) D. Card (13) J. Water - J. Sanderson (16) D. Wagar (17) D. 1,000 watts on 1300 kHz field (14) J. Thys (15) A. Bailey (16) S. Brost (18, 19) Radio & Television Sales (1) Midwest Broadcasters Ltd. Ryan (17) B. MacDonald (18 -22) All - (20, 21) Stovin -Byles (23) MOR (24) (2) P.O. Box 1300, Regina S4P 3B9 Canada (23) MOR, Top 40 (24) 1926 1971 (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) (3) (306) 527 -4191; Tlx: 071 -2693; (25) BN, BN Voice, Ottawa News Bureau Nsrm: 527 -6397 CKSA LLOYDMINSTER (4) E. A. Rawlinson (5) G. Rawlinson 10,000 watts on 1080 kHz (6) T. J. Ennis (7) J. Sutter (8) H. H. (1) Sask -Alta Broadcaster Ltd. Saskatchewan Kirch (9) D. Mitchell (10, 12) J. Onn (2) 5026 -50th St. (11) D. Isaac (13, 15) F. Cameron (14) (3) (403) 875 -3321; TIx: 037-3211 CJSL ESTEVAN J. Savage (16) L. Korinetz (17) D. Senft (4, 5) A. F. Shortell (6) P. Senchuk (7) 1,000 watts on 1280 kHz (18, 19, 21) Major Market (20) Broad- D. McGuire (8, 9, 12, 13, 14) E. Ford (1) Soo Line Broadcasting cast Reps (22) Devney (23) Contempor- (10) W. Saunders (11) D. White (15) D. (2) Box 365 ary (24) 1959 (25) BN, BN Voice Olson (16) B. Swanson (17) T. Stam (3) (306) 634 -3432 (18 -21) Hardy (22) ABC (23) News, (4) T. G. Laing (5, 11) H. Lawless (8, 9) CKCK REGINA T &C, C &W, MOR, Sports (24) 1957 (25) R. Campbell (10) B. Batter (12) R. 5,000 watts on 620 kHz BN (Apr. '73 listing) Bailey (13, 16) B. Yanko (15) C. Susag (1) Armadale Communications Ltd. K. -21) Group One P.O. Box 6200 CHAT MEDICINE HAT (17) Greentree (18 (2) C &W, MOR (24) 1961 (25) BN (3) (306) 522 -8591; Tlx: 071 -2433; Bbd: 10,000 on 1270 kHz (23) watts 828 -2 -712 (CBC affil.) CFRG /CFGR GRAVELBOURG (4) M. Sifton (5) R. A. Lamborn (6) J. (1) Monarch Broadcasting Co. Ltd. CFRG 5,000 watts day on 710 kHz Foord (7) D. Alexander (9) K. Singer (2) 520 -1st St. S.E., P.O. Box 1270 CFGR 260 watts night on 1230 kHz (10, 12) F. Flegel (11) J. Wells (13) L. (3) (403) 526 -2821; Nsrm: 526 -5277; (1) Societe Radio -Canada Miles (15) I. Deck (16) M. Tlx: 038 -4824 (2) 1840 McIntyre Si., Regina S4P 2R1 Cunningham (17) H. Dean (18, 19, 22) Standard (20, (4) W. H. Yuill (5) O. Kope, gen. mgr.; (3) (306) 523 -6641; Tlx: 071 -2289 21) Western (23) MOR Contemporary T. Gunter, mgr. (6) W. Fieldhouse (7, 8) (8) R. Marcotte (24) 1952 (24) 1922 (25) SBN, BN, CP West P. O'Connor (9, 14) T. Grover (10) S. CJVR MELFORT Weiler (11) B. Ridley (12) M. Lynch (13) 10,000 watts on 1420 kHz CKRM REGINA L. Heidinger (15) K. Gallatly (17) S. (1) Radio CJVR Ltd. 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 980 kHz Gaffney (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR (2) Box 1420 (1) Buffalo Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (24) 1946 (25) BN (3) (306) 752 -2867; Nsrm: 752 -2587 (2) 2060 Halifax St., P.O. Box 9800

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Distributed in Canada exclusively by Braun Electric Canada Ltd. 3269 American Drive, Mississauga, Ont. 416-677-3243 AM RADIO STATIONS CKOM SASKATOON Weed /Walton (23) MOR, Country (24) KEY 10,000 watts on 1250 kHz 1927 (25) BN (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- (1) Saskatoon Community Broadcasting dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) Co. Ltd. Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (2) 3333 -8th St. S7H OW3 (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) (4) R. A. Hosie (5, 6) W. H. Stovin (7) Manitoba News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion W. Cameron (9) M. Christie (10) W. Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- Gerald (11) T. Christian (15) L. Haggard CFAM ALTONA tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) (16) T. Nabe (17) K. Fisher (18, 19, 21) 10.000 watts on 950 kHz Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- (1) Southern Manitoba Broadcasting Co. ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming Radio -TV Reps (20) Group One (22) (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- Weed /Walton (23) MOR, Contemporary, (2) Box 950 ation (25) News Service affiliations C &W (24) 1951 (25) BN (3) (204) 324 -6464; Tlx: 07- 57600; Wpg.: CJSN SHAUNAVON (204) 475 -0754 W. E. (5, 8, E. Hilde- (3) (306) 523 -5661; Tlx: 071 -2710; Bbd: 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1490 kHz (4) Kroeker 14) brand (6) G. Rempel J. 833 -2631 (1) Frontier Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (7) McSweeney (4, 5) G. G. Gallagher (6) W. Stafford (2) Box 1176 (10, 11) H. Kroeker (13) O. Penner (15) V. Friesen Pauls (7, 8) F. King (9) R. Mullin (10) P. Hume (3) (306) 297 -2671 (16) C. Heinrichs (17) J. (18 -21) Radio -TV Reps (23) Community (11) B. Hutton (12) D. Collins (14) P. (4) D. Scott (10 -12) H. Sand (13, 15) Service, Family Programming (24) 1957 Revere (15) N. Strinholm (16) M. Thomas M. Christenson (17) W. Gilbey (18 -21) (25) BN, ABC Voice & Local correspond- (17) A. Duff (18, 19, 21) Radio -TV Reps Group One (22) Weed /Walton (23) MOR, ents, BN Voice (20) H. Olson, Group One (22) Weed/ C &W (24) 1966 (25) BN Walton (23) C &W (24) 1926 (25) BN, CKSW SWIFT CURRENT CJRB BOISSEVAIN Newsradio 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1400 kHz 10,000 watts on 1220 kHz CKKR ROSETOWN -KINDERSLEY (1) Frontier City Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (1) Southern Manitoba Broadcasting Co. 10,000 watts on 1330 kHz (2) Box 370 Ltd. (1) Goose Lake Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (3) (306) 773 -4605; Nsrm: 773 -2100 (2) P.O. Box 950, Altona (2) Box 490 (4) D. Scott (5, 7, 8, 17) W. Gilbey (6) (3) (204) 534-6000; TIx: 07-57600; Altona: (3) (306) 882 -2686; Nsrm: 882 -2688 Wm. Friest (9) J. Middlestead (10) Wm. (204) 324 -6464 (4, 5, 14) S. Solberg (6) V. J. St. Pierre Armstrong (11, 12) F. Matovich (13, 16) (6) P. Nelson (12) H. Siemens (24) 1973 (7, 9, 12) K. Speers (8, 10, 15, 16) B. M. Mudry (14) D. W. Scott (15) P. Moore See CFAM Altona for complete listing. Douglas (11) R. Bell (13) B. Lang (17) (18 -21) Group One (22) Weed /Walton CKX BRANDON J. Guppy (18, 19) Radio & Television (23) Day: MOR, C &W, Night: Pop, Semi 10,000 watts on 1150 kHz Sales Inc. (20) H. J. Stovin Olson (21) Rock (24) 1956 (25) BN (CBC affil.) (23) C &W, Ethnic 1966 BN (24) (25) CFSL WEYBURN (1) Western Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd. CFNS SASKATOON 10,000 watts on 1190 kHz (2) 2940 Victoria Ave. 1,000 watts on 1170 kHz (1) Soo Line Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (3) (204) 728 -1150; Tlx: 03 -5016 (1) Societe Radio -Canada (2) 305 Souris Ave. (4) J. B. Craig (5) A. S. Craig (6) E. (2) 1840 McIntyre St., Regina S4P 2R1 (3) (306) 842 -4666 Holland (7) J. Steel (8, 12) F. Bird (10) (3) (306) 523 -6641; Tlx: 071 -2289 (4) T. G. Laing (5, 11) J. T. Laing (8, 9) M. Sharpe (11) C. Jones (14) C. Don- (8) R. Marcotte G. Thom (13) S. Alexander (15) L. Mac - nelly (15) S. Kerr (16) S. McDiarmid CFQC SASKATOON Iver (16) K. Sommerville (17) K. Green - (17) L. Dubois (18 -22) All- Canada (23) 5,000 watts on 600 kHz tree (18 -21) Group One (23) MOR, Rock MOR (24) 1928 (25) BN (1) CFQC Broadcasting Ltd. (24) 1957 (25) BN CKDM DAUPHIN (2) 216 -1st Ave. N. CJGX YORKTON 10,000 watts on 730 kHz (3) (306) 242- 6611; Tlx: 034 -2228; 10,000 watts on 940 kHz (1) Dauphin Broadcasting Co. Ltd Bbd.: 832 -2911 (1) Yorkton Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Dauphin, R7N 2V5 (4) G. B. Nelson (5, 6) D. J. Fisher (2) Tower Theatre Building, 2nd Ave. N. (3) (204) 638 -3230 (7) W. Stambuck (8) D. Carr (9) L. (3) (306) 783 -2256; Tlx: 034 -21513 (4) J. C. Maillard (5) J. H. Dunlop (6) Silversides (10) T. Higgins (11) J. (4) G. Gallagher (5) E. Laurence (6) J. Henderson (7, 16) A. Mansoff (8, 9, Sandberg (12) B. Story (13) G. Joyce T. Bast (7, 8) J. Brock (9, 14) R. Wad- 14) C. Worth (10) C. M. Dickson (11) M. (14, 16) G. Browne (15) M. Mills (17) dell (10, 12) D. Sherwin (11) S. Fallwell Dickson (12) R. Colt (13) H. Henderson J. van der Tuuk (18, 19, 21) Glen- Warren (13) I. Surcon (15) J. Coleridge (16) (15) S. Marcynuk (16) A. Michaluk (17) (20) Messner (22) Bolton /Burnside (23) F. Thirlwall (17) H. Kerr (18, 19, 21) P. Nykolaishen (18, 19, 21) Radio -TV MOR (24) 1923 (25) BN Wire, SRN, NBC Radio -TV Reps (20) Group One (22) Reps (20) A. J. Messner (22) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (23) MOR (24) 1951 (25) CP, BN CFAR FLIN FLON South Western Manitoba's first rural 10,000 watts on 590 kHz (1) Arctic Radio Corp. (2) P.O. Box 430 AM radio station is now on the air! (3) (204) 687-3459; TIx: 0766 -5521 (4) E. A. Rawlinson (5) D. O'Brien (6) A. Stewart (7, 8, 11) J. Poulin (9) D. Dexter (10) J. McCormick (13) M. Woloshyn (15) M. Hatley (16) D. Baird (17) W. McDougall (18 -21) Group One (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR (24) 1937 (25) BN CJRB CHFC FORT CHURCHILL I 250 watts on 1230 kHz (1) CBC (pending) (2) Box 40 10,000 WATTS - BOISSEVAIN, MAN ITOBA (3) (204) 856-2611; TIx: 0766 -6537 (5) B. Taylor (24) 1959 (25) CBC CFRY PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE CJRB joins CFAM, Altona and CHSM, Steinbach as 10,000 watts on 920 kHz part of the RADIO SOUTHERN MANITOBA network. (1) Portage -Delta Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 1500 Saskatchewan Ave. West R1N ON6 represented by (3) (204) 857 -5111 (4, 17) R. D. Hughes (5, 6) Red Hughes (9) B. Flamond (11) R. Conlin (12) H. RADIO TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES LTD. Barker (13) N. Lane (14) B. Turner (15) J. Gallagher (18) Key Time Sales (19, 21) Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto and Montreal Group One (23) Farm, C &W (24) 1956 (25) BN

36 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 AM RADIO STATIONS CKSB ST. BONIFACE Towndrow (22) Potter & Walton (23) Top 10,000 watts on 1050 kHz 40 (24) 1963 (25) BN (1) Societe Radio -Canada Ontario (2) 607 Rue Langevin R2H 2W2 CJOB WINNIPEG (3) (203) 247 -4843 10,000 watts on 680 kHz CHOO AJAX (5) M. Desaulniers (24) 1946 (1) Radio OB Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1390 kHz CHSM STEINBACH (2) 930 Portage Ave. (1) Community Communications Inc. 10,000 watts on 1250 kHz (3) (204) 786 -2471; Bbd: (news) (2) 97 McMaster Ave. LIS 2E6 See CFAM Altona for listing 824 -2 -114, (sales) 824 -2 -112 (3) (416) 839 -1390 (4, 5) J. H. McCarthy (6, 16) R. Tabor CHTM THOMPSON (4, 5) R. M. MacLennan (6) J. E. Smith A. (7, 9, 17) P. Norman (8) B. Barker (10) 1,000 watts on 610 kHz (7) K. Reid (8) J. Cochrane (9) J. Forster (11) B. Morrison (14) I. (CBC Willoughby (10) S. Halinda (11) K. affil.) Skinner (15) M. Frost (18, 19) Radio & (1) Mystery Lake Nlcolson (12) P. Grant (13) G. McCloy Broadcasting Co. Ltd. TV Reps (22) Sumner (23) Town & (2) (14) K. Briggs (15) E. Jones (16) D. Broadcast Centre, 60 Seal Rd., P.O. Country (24) 1967 (25) BN Box 760 lanson (17) N. East (18, 19) Standard (3) (204) 778-7361; TIx 0766 -4516 (20, 21) Western (22) Cdn. Standard CHAS AROLAND (23) MOR (24) 1946 (25) BN Wire, SRN 40 watts on 1450 kHz (4) D. R. Sutherland (5) E. R. Robertson (7, 8) A. Shepard (1) Kenomadiwin Radio Inc. (9) H. Dokkeh (10) J. CKRC WINNIPEG Brown (11) R. (2) P.O. Box 489, Nipigon, Ont. Cameron (13) B. Kane 10,000 watts on 630 kHz (15) G. Malo (16) D. Rose (3) (807) 887 -2448 (17) G. Frisko (1) Armdale Communications Ltd. (18 -21) Group One (4) C. W. John (5) M. Hardy (6 -11) M. (23) Mixed (24) 1964 300 P.O. (25) BN (2) Carlton St., Box 9700 Wawla (17) J. Barden (23) Recording (3) (204) 942 -2231; Nsrm: 943-6240; and Live (24) 1970 (Nov. '72 listing) CBW WINNIPEG Tlx: 07- 57885; Bbd: 824 -2185 CKBB BARRIE 50,000 watts on 990 kHz (4) M. C. Sifton (5) G. L. Miles (6) H. P. 10,000 watts on 950 kHz (1) CBC Delaney (7, 14, 16) R. L. Washington (9) (1) Barrie Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 160, R3C 2H1 (10, 12) I. Steen, J. Farrell (11) D. 950 (3) (204) 774 -2541; Nsrm: 774-2544; Slade (13) B. Kozak (14) H. Delaney (2) Box (705) 726 -6466; Nsrm: 726 -1597; Tlx: Tlx: 07 -57780 (15) T. Canning (17) R. Patterson (18- (3) (5) R. L. Horley (6) F. Stanley (8) D. 22) All- Canada (23) Contemporary (24) 0687 -5520; Bbd: 788 -2 -871 H. W. Cruickshank (10) H. Nixon (14) N. 1928 (25) BN & News Radio (4) J. Snelgrove (5) Bjorgan (6) Cowan (15) G. K. Ritchie (16) F. Leslie J. Henderson (7, 9) J. Jacob (8, 14) K. (17) R. D. Fairley (24) 1948 CKY WINNIPEG Trew (10, 11) B. McCutcheon (13) S. CFRW WINNIPEG 50,000 watts on 580 kHz Trott (15) P. Moran (16) K. McGill (17) 10,000 watts on 1470 kHz (1) Moffat Communications Ltd. J. Evans (18, 19) Paul Mulvihill (20) A. J. (1) Jim Pattison Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Polo Park, Winnipeg R3G OL7 Messner (21) Radio -TV Reps (22) Cana- (2) 432 Main St. R3B 1B1 (3) (204) 775 -0371; Tlx: 07 -57745 dian Standard Broadcast Sales (23) MOR, (3) (204) 957 -0000 (4) J. R. Mitchell (5) D. E. Lyman (6) C &W, Teen (24) 1949 (25) BN, CCNS, CP (4) J. A. Pattison (5) E. E. Yuzak (6) V. B. Morlock (7) E. St. John (8) M. Button CJBO BELLEVILLE- TRENTON Dann (7) S. Kelly (8) D. Roman (9) (9) D. Harrison (10) D. O'Hara (11) A. 10,000 watts on 800 kHz R. Quinn (10, 11) R. Hill (14, 16) D. Arnot (14, 16) T. Oliver (15) G. Keith (1) Quinte Broadcasting Co. Sexsrnith (15) T. Persona (17) B. Edgar (17) G. Schmaltz (18, 19, 21) Unicom (2) 45 Bridge St. E. (18) Radio House; Retail Broadcast Sales (22) Devney (23) Contemporary MOR (3) (613) 968 -5555; Nsrm: 968-5803 Ltd. (19) Radio House (21) Stephens & (24) 1949 (25) CCNS (4) Dr. G. A. Morton (5) F. C. Murray

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 37 AM RADIO STATIONS (4) C. Creco (5, 11, 14) P. Leonard (6, B. Verwey (18, 19) Paul Mulvihill (20, 21) KEY 16) Q. Harris (7, 8, 10) D. Primeau (9) A. J. Messner (22) Canadian Standard Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- (1) R. Leonard (12) R. Carlin (13, 15) K. Broadcast Sales (23) MOR (24) 1965 dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) McMillan (17) R. Rylatt (18) Unicom (19) (25) BN, CCNS Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager Messner (20) Weed /Walton (23) Con- (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) CFML CORNWALL News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm temporary (24) 1957 (25) BN, CBC Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion 10,000 watts on 1170 kHz Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- CHIC BRAMPTON (1) CFML Radio (Cornwall) Ltd. tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) 1,000 watts on 790 kHz (2) 1308 Pitt Street Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- Radio Ltd. ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming (1) CHIC (3) (613) 932 -3356 (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- (2) 2 Ellen St. (4, 5) B. Bertrand (6, 7) G. Vachon (8, ation (25) News Service affiliations (3) (416) 451-3110, 677-1090; 9) J. P. Julien (10) M. Germain (11) Tlx: 277 -9101 Y. Lemire (13) M. Julien (14) R. Chev- (6, 12) P. Flagler (7 -9) P. Thompson (4) L. A. Allen (6) H. J. Allen (8, 10) rier (15) M. Bisaillon (16) H. Burroughs (10) D. Sovereign (11) J. Devine (14) D. Goldhawk (9) I. Cameron (11) H. (17) D. Williamson, R. Levy (18 -21) A. R. Pooley (15) P. Trudeau (16) D. Stover (13) A. Spelvin (15) G. Moreland Group One (22) Hooper Jones (23) Top Lovering (17) J. Buchanan (18 -21) Major (16) M. Belfry (17) J. P. Firminger 40, Western, Easy Listening (24) 1959 Market (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR, (18 -21) Hardy (22) Devney (23) Con- (25) BN Contemporary, Talk (24) 1946 (25) BN temporary (24) 1953 (25) BN (Nov. '72 CJSS CORNWALL CJNR BLIND RIVER listing) 1,000 watts on 1220 kHz 1,000 watts on 730 kHz CKPC BRANTFORD (1) Tri -Co Broadcasting Ltd. (1) Algonquin Radio & TV Co. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1380 kHz (3) (613) 932 -5180; Nsrm: 932 -5309 (2) P.O. Box 1120 (1) Telephone City Broadcast Ltd. (4 -6) P. Emard (7, 8) D. Lafave (9) D. (3) (705) 356 -2209 (2) 571 West St. Parker (10) W. Waldroff (11) C. Fisher (3) (519) 753 -2664 (12) G. Parisien (13) D. Robillard (14) (4, 5) R. D. Buchanan (6) D. Woodley B. Albert (15) A. Valley (16) E. Howard (7) B. Studier (8, 9, 11) A. Anderson (17) R. Levy (18 -22) All- Canada (23) (10) J. McFadyen (13) K. McDermott MOR (24) 1945 (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) (15) I. Schroeder (16) M. Warren (17) CKDR DRYDEN J. Featheston (18) Key Times Sales Ltd. 1,000 watts on 900 kHz (19 -21) Group One (23) MOR, C &W (1) Lake of the Woods Broadcasting (24) 1923 (25) BN (2) Box 580 CFJR BROCKVILLE (3) (807) 223 -2355; Nsrm: 223 -5216 1,000 watts on 1450 kHz (4) D. A. Fawcett (5, 6, 8) H. Syria (10) (CBC affil.) B. Walchuk (15) L. Kotchon (17) J. (1) Eastern Ontario Broadcasting Co. Gauld (18, 19) Major Market (20) Stovin- Ltd. Byles (21) James (22) Cdn. Standard (2) P.O. Box 666 (23) MOR, Rock, Country (24) 1963 (3) (613) 345 -1666; Nsrm: 345 -1450 (25) CP (4, 5, 17) J. A. Radford (6) M. Rouleau CKNR ELLIOTT LAKE (7) J. Chapman (8, 14) B. Inglis (10) 250 watts on 1340 kHz J. Swatagor (11) T. Statham (15) M. (2) L & S Building Knapp (16) V. Burke (18 -21) Radio -TV (3) (705) 848 -7649 Reps (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR, See CJNR Blind River for complete listing Contemporary Rock (24) 1926 (25) BN ü111 and 1111 CFOB FORT FRANCES CFTJ CAMBRIDGE 1,000 watts on 800 kHz stereo radio 250 watts on 1110 kHz (day) (1) Border Broadcasting Ltd. (1) The Galt Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Box 800 ^ brarlford (2) 46 Main Street (3) (807) 274 -5341 .JI Ilal (3) (519) 621 -7510 (4, 9) D. A. Fawcett (5, 6, 11) G. McBride N (4, 5) J. V. Evans (6) A. C. Bond (8, 10) (7, 8) K. Hardie (10) D. Trann (14) C. delivers a really big, J. Etherton (7, 9, 11) G. Peppier (13, 16) Gray (15) J. Mallory (16) S. Brown (17) diversified urban and B. Adams (14) R. Norris (15) M. Lillie J. Gauld (18, 19) Major Market (20) rural market in booming (17) J. Stone (18 -21) Hardy (23) MOR Stovin -Byles (21) James (22) Cdn. Brant & Norfolk counties (24) 1954 (25) BN & Voice Standard (23) MOR (24) 1944 (25) BN 152,000 PEOPLE CFCO CHATHAM CJOY GUELPH 10,000 watts on 630 kHz 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 1460 kHz $215,000,000 (1) Greatlakes Broadcasting, Maclean - (1) CJOY Ltd. IN RETAIL SALES Hunter Ltd. (2) Box 217 (2) 21 Keil Drive (3) (519) 824 -7000 $125,000,000 IN (3) (519) 352 -3000 (4) W. O. Slatter (5) N. A. Stillman (6) FARM PRODUCTION (4) D. G. Campbell (5, 6) D. Thomas W. D. Dawkins (8) G. Field (10, 11) N. (7 -9) R. E. Nelson (10) M. LaPointe (11) Jary (13, 16) M. Kane (15) S. Field (17) and a large Summer bonus R. Charles (12) H. Smith (15) J. Thomp- L. Smith (18, 19) Mulvihill (21) Stephens 3,057 COTTAGES son (16) D. Borst (17) G. Heinz (18, 19) & Towndrow (22) Devney (23) MOR (24) on Lake Erie that rep- Mulvihill (20, 21) Stephens & Towndrow 1948 (25) BN, Newsradio resent a lot of purchases (22) Devney (23) MOR, Good Music (24) CHOP GULL BAY from suntan lotion to 1926 (25) BN, Newsradio 40 watts on 1450 kHz thirst quenchers CHUC COBOURG See CHAS Aroland for listing Get the rest of the 1,000 watts on 1450 kHz CHAM HAMILTON good news from our (1) Radio CHUC Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1280 kHz Representatives (2) Box 520 (1) Radio Rogers Ltd. today! (3) (416) 372 -5401 (2) 105 Main Street East (4) D. B. Williamson (5) N. Hickey (8) (3) (416) 528 -0181 D. Watson (10) L. Hall (11) G. Wade (4) E. S. Rogers (5) M. A. Kamerman KEY (13) C. Lester (15) M. Smoke (16) J. (6) R. F. Irvine (7) G. Aube (8) D. Walters (17) T. Joice (18, 19) Radio & Aylesworth (9) G. Stewart (10) G. TIME Television Sales Inc. (23) Varied (24) Darling (16) D. Rindress (17) B. Dingwall SALES 1957 (25) BN (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Contemporary Key Time Sales Limited CKCB COLLINGWOOD (24) 1967 (25) BN 485 Toronto (416) -9134 250 watts on 1400 kHz CHML HAMILTON Group One Radio Limited (1) Barrie Broadcasting Co. Ltd. 5,000 watts on 900 kHz Montreal (514) 849 -1303 (2) Box 339 (1) Radio ML Ltd. also offices in (3) (705) 445 -2011 (2) 848 Main Street East, Hamilton 22 Vancouver. Winnipeg, Halifax (4) R. T. Snelgrove (5) R. Hooper (6, (3) (416) 549 -2411; Nsrm: 549 -2944 11, 16) K. Charles (7 -9, 14) J. Nichols (4) T. E. Darling (5) W. E. Hall (6) R. 373 (10) B. McCutcheon (15) M. Lainey (17) J. Drew (7) B. Hooper (9) J. Murphy

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(10) W. Beck (11) P. Allen (13) A. (4) M. Spacek (5, 7, 14) B. N. Squirrell (4) A. Davies (5) A. Brooks (6) L. Clark Anderson (14) B. Krueger (15) L. (6, 13) C. Malouin (8 -10) B. Matheson (7) R. Fitzpatrick (8) C. Cogan (9) G. Thompson (16) J. Klinck (17) E. Victor (11) J. Taylor (15) G. Marsh (16) F. Shannor (10) G. Burston (11) M. Jack- (18, 19) Standard (20, 21) Western (22) Grgovich (17) Y. Aube (18 -21) Radio -TV son (13) A. Cornfield (14) B. Wallace Cdn. Standard (23) MOR, Country, Talk, Reps (23) Mature Programming (24) (15) S. Todhunter (16) A. Cornfield (17) Sports, News (24) 1927 (25) BN, CP. 1965 (25) BN L. Cameron (18 -21) Stephens & Town - SRN CJRL KENORA drow (22) All- Canada (23) Contemporary, CKOC HAMILTON 1,000 watts on 1220 kHz MOR (24) 1942 (25) CBC, BN, BN Voice 10,000 watts on 1150 kHz (CBC affil.) CJKL KIRKLAND LAKE (1) Armadale Communications Ltd. (1) Lake of the Woods Broadcasting Ltd. 5,000 watts on 560 kHz (2) 73 Garfield Ave. South (2) 128 Main St. South P9N 1F9 (CBC affil.) (3) (416) 545 -5885; Nsrm: 545 -5222; (3) (807) 468 -3181 (1) Kirkland Lake Broadcasting Ltd. Tlx: 021 -660 (4) D. A. Fawcett (5, 6) D. Belleville (8, (2) Box 430 (4) M. Sifton (5) R. K. Macdonald (6) 9) K. Paulson (10, 17) J. Gauld (11) R. (3) (705) 567 -3366 B. Wood (7, 8, 11) G. Summers (9) N. Attrux (13, 16) J. A. Humphrey (15) (4) R. Angell (5, 6) E. Ross (7, 9) A. Grant (10) C. Stevenson (15) A. Todd C. Zroback (18, 19, 21) Major Market Marsha I (8, 11, 14) L. Elcombe (10, 12) (16) P. Fleming (17) A. Bennett (18) (20) Stovin -Byles (22) Cdn. Standard J. Elston (15) R. Sawchyn (16) A. Major Market (23) Contemporary (24) (23) MOR, C &W, Contemporary (24) Cameron (17) B. Hyson (18, 19, 21) Mul- 1922 (25) News Radio -Ottawa 1939 (25) BN, CBC vih,ll (22) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) CFLH HEARST CFRC KINGSTON 1934 (25) BN 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz -French 100 watts on 1490 kHz CHYM KITCHENER See CFCL Timmins for listing (1 -2) Queen's University 10,000 watts on 1490 kHz CKAR HUNTSVILLE (3) (613) 547 -6677 (1) Greatlakes Broadcasting System Ltd. A. W. 1,000 watts on 630 kHz (5) K. Marshall (6 -17) Students (23) (2) 305 King St. (CBC affil.) Varied (24) 1922 (3) (519) 743 -2611; (Toronto) (416) (1) Muskoka -Parry Sound Broadcasting CKLC KINGSTON 457 -5599; Bbd: 784 -2 -185 Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1380 kHz (4) D. G. Campbell (5) J. Larke (6) M. Lindsay (7, 8) V. Rombough (9) M. Zakr- (2) Box 820 (1) St. Lawrence Broadcasting Co. Ltd. B. Pauley (11) D. (3) (705) 789 -4461; Nsrm: 789-4464 (2) P.O. Box 1030, 99 Brock St. zewski (10) Cameron (13) R. Gale (14) G. Hume (15) J. (4) A. D. Rogers (5, 6, 14) H. K. N. (3) (613) 544 -1380; Bbd.: 782 -2 -892 Lavery (16) B. Wood (17) B. Onn Mackenzie (7, 8, 9) S. Sanderson (10) (4) T. D. French (5) C. J. Bermingham (18, 19) Mulvihill (20, 21) Stephens & M. (11) G. S. (6) J. F. French (8, 9) G. Parr (10) R. Senivk Thomas (12) Mc- Towndrow (22) Devney (23) MOR, Con- Donald (13) F. Bothman (15) J. Tebby Wotten (11) G. Beresford (12) J. Thomp- temporary (24) 1929 (25) BN, CP, (16) S. Maw (17) A. Vandersteeg (18 -21) son (13) C. Philips (14) G. Parr (15) Newsradio (Apr. '73 listing) Radio -TV Reps (22) Standard Broadcast N. Jackson (16) W. Gordon (17) A. Auf- (23) MOR (24) 1958 (25) CP, CBC leger (18, 19) Radio House (20, 21) CKKW KITCHENER Hardy (22) Weed /Walton (23) 1,000 watts 1320 kHz CFLK KAPUSKASING MOR, on Contemporary (24) 1953 (25) BN, CBS, (1) Central Ontario Television Ltd. 100 watts on 1230 kHz -French Newsradio (2) 864 King St. W. See CFCL Timmins for listing CKWS KINGSTON (3) (519) 578 -1313; Toronto (416) CKAP KAPUSKASING 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 960 kHz 366 -0852; Tlx: 029 -5432 1,000 watts on 580 kHz (1) Kawartha /Frontenac Broadcasting (4, 5) W. D. McGregor (6) W. T. Valen- (1) Kapuskasing Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 170 Queen St. K7K 1B2 tine (7) R. Kemp (8) D. Fisher (9) G. (2) 24 Byng Ave. P5N 1X5 (3) (613) 544 -2340; Nsrm: 542 -9232; Tlx: Hoffman (10) G. McLaren (11) B. Inkol (3) (705) 335 -2379 026 -256 (14) D. L. Willcox (15) M. George (16) Encore to excellence.

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 39 KEY See CHAS Aroland for listing (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- CKMP MIDLAND dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz Not gust Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (1) Midland Penetang Broadcasting Ltd. (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) (2) 196 Dominion Ave. another News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm (3) (705) 526 -2268 Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion R. B. (7, 8, 10) J. Arm- Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- (4 -6) Armstrong tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) strong (11, 12) T. Shields (15) A. preite Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- Roberts (17) K. Chisholm (18 -21) Radio (22) Reps (23) Programming ver Reps U.S. E. (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- & TV Reps (22) S. Sumner Corp. ation (25) News Service affiliations (23) MOR (24) 1959 (25) BN (Nov. '72 face. listing) F. Russel (17) P. J. Turchan (18 -21) CJTT NEW LISKEARD Major Market (22) Cdn. Standard (23) 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz MOR (24) 1959 (25) BN, CP (2) Box 1058 CHEW LAKE HELEN (3) (705) 647 -6041 40 watts on 1450 kHz (7, 9, 10, 12) N. Hatch (11, 14) M. See CHAS Aroland for listing McArthur (13, 15, 16) L. Laham (24) CHYR LEAMINGTON 1967 10,000 watts on 710 kHz (day) See CJKL Kirkland Lake for complete CHIR LEAMINGTON listing 250 watts on 730 kHz (night) CJRN NIAGARA FALLS (1) Sun Parlor Broadcasters 5,000 watts on 710 kHz (2) P. O. Box 70 (1) Radio Niagara Ltd. (3) (519) 326 -6171; Nsrm: 776-7303 (2) Box 710 (4) E. S. Rogers (5, 6, 11, 14) J. C. (3) (416) 356 -6710 Garton (7, 8, 9) L. Tomasi (10, 12) T. (4) J. O'Brien (5) R. O'Brien (6) M. Charles (15) E. Roach (16) G. Skuce, Russell (8) S. Cameron (10) S. Paterson W. Gay (17) T. Cribble (18 -21) Group (11) R. Jeanneret (15) A. Miles (16) R. One (22) Weed /Walton (23) MOR (24) Taylor (17) G. Hooper (18, 19) Radio 1955 (25) BN House (20, 21) Western (22) Standard CKLY LINDSAY (23) MOR, Talk (24) 1964 (25) News - 1,000 watts on 910 kHz radio, BN (Apr. '73 listing) (CBC affil.) CFCH NORTH BAY The truth is, even we think (1) Greg -May Broadcasting Ltd. 10,000 watts on 600 kHz (2) 249 Kent St. W. (1) Northern Broadcasting Ltd. the appearance of our Beyer (3) (705) 324 -9103; Nsrm: 324 -6397 (2) P.O. Box 3000 X1N mike leaves a bit to (4, 5) J. A. McNabb (6) J. Bagshaw (3) (705) 474 -2000; Tlx: 027 -76193 (7, 9) B. Glover (8) B. Eakins (10) J. (4) R. E. Ancell (5) G. V. Marratto (6) be desired. Radley (11) T. Baker (12) G. Brosso B. Manson (7) D. Gillgrass (8) K. Curtis But the people who use it (13, 16) C. Lalonde (14) H. Pettersen (9) J. Gordon (10) C. MacDonald (11) (15) J. Bain (17) R. McMurray (18 -21) P. Handley (12) G. Cooper (13) T. St. for a living are convinced that Radio -TV Reps (23) MOT, MOR, C &W Amour (14) R. Wood (15) G. Duffy (16) our ugly duckling is a real (24) 1955 (25) BN, CBC, Stringers J. Lefort (17) E. Pfeifer (18, 19) Mulvihill CFPL LONDON (21, 22) All- Canada (23) Contemporary, beauty. And with good reason. 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 980 kHz MOR (24) 1931 (25) CBC, BM, BN It's got the most accommo- (CBC affil.) CHWO OAKVILLE /MISSISSAUGA personality (1) CFPL Broadcasting Ltd. 10,000 watts (5,000 night), 1250 kHz dating you'll ever (2) Box 2580 N6A 4H3 (1) CHWO Radio Ltd. hope to hear. (3) (519) 438 -8391; Bbd: 786 -2 -711 (2) 490 Wyecroft Rd. You can scream at it or (4) M. T. Brown (5) C. N. Knight (6) (3) (416) 845 -2821 K. G. Smith (8) E. Brody (9) B. Murray (4, 5) J. E. Caine (6) V. Tipple (8) M. blow into its ear. Hit it with a (10) G. Whitehead (11) L. Michaels (12) Caine (9) B. Jarman (10) C. Wilson (11) thumping bass or caress it R. Jewell (14) C. Evans (17) B. Rutledge J. Tonkin (13, 16) K. Parker (15) J. (18, 19, 21) Major Market (20) Group Cannon (17) A. Velleman (18, 19, 21) with a glistening glissando. One (22) Devney (23) Adult, Contem- Radio & Television Sales (20) Broadcast There's hardly a situation to porary (24) 1922 (25) Contemporary, CP, Reps (23) MOR (24) 1956 (25) BN (Apr. AP '73 listing) which our moving coil CJBK LONDON CFOR ORILLIA "Soundstar" will not respond 10,000 watts on 1290 kHz 10,000 watts (1,000 night), 1570 kHz (1) Middlesex Broadcasters Limited (1) Orillia Broadcasting Ltd. perfectly. (2) P.O. Box 1290, Terminal A, N6A 5A2 (2) 241 West St. N. Add a pop filter, built -in (3) (519) 433 -6111; Nsrm: 432 -NEWS (3) (705) 326 -3511 hum compensation and (4, 5) R. Richardson (6) J. Boyle (7) (4) A. D. Rogers (5, 6, 14) S. D. Fysh D. Scott (8, 9) J. Stevens (10) J. Rea (7) R. Draper (9) D. Thatcher (10) J. extreme ruggedness and you (14) S. Hoyos (15) J. Mills (16) R. Collins (11) B. Norman (12) G. Robinson begin to see why we didn't Gobert (17) J. Guy (18 -20) Unicorn (23) (13) M. McKee (15) M. Sowden (16) J. Contemporary (24) 1967 (25) BN, News - Grant (17) E. Martin (18 -21) Radio -TV try to make it pretty, we just radio Reps (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR (24) made it great. CKSL LONDON 1946 (25) BN 10,000 watts on 1410 kHz CKLB OSHAWA Beyer X1 N Soundstar (1) London Broadcasters Limited 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 1350 kHz only $94.50 (2) P.O. Box 5172 N6A 4E4 (1) Lakeland Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (3) (519) 432 -4181; Toronto: (416) (2) 360 King St. W. 368 -7200 (3) (416) 723 -3415; Toronto: 922 -5611; (4) F. V. Regan (5) J. A. Funston (6) Nsrm: 723 -5481 R. A. Leslie, W. E. Robinson (7) B. (4, 5) G. G. Garrison (6, 7, 14) J. G. Devine (8) A. Hinge (9, 14) B. Hall (13) Cane (8) B. Sarazin (9) D. Lennick (10, Another innovation S. Beattie (15) G. Howald (17) W. E. 12) I. Sutton (11) B. Burr (13) R. Nesbitt from Beyer Dynamic, Post (18, 19) Standard (20, 21) Western (15) L. Bright (16) J. Walters (17) W. C. (22) the microphone Cdn. Standard (23) Contemporary Marchand (18) Key Time Sales (19 -21) Adult (24) 1956 (25) BN Group One (22) Devney (23) Contem- people. CHAP LONGLAC porary (24) 1946 (25) BN 40 watts on 1450 kHz CBO OTTAWA Revox and Sales Service See CHAS Aroland for listing 5,000 watts on 910 kHz 580 Orly Avenue, CHIP MACDIARMID (1) CBC Dorval 760, P.O. 40 watts on 1450 kHz (2) P.O. Box 3220, Station C, K1Y 1E4

40 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 AM RADIO STATIONS (3) (612) 725 -3511; Tlx: 05- 267417 (2) 681 Belfast Rd., K1G OZ4 Sanderson (10) B. Fysh (11) G. Thomas (5) G. Bruce (6) L. M. O'Neil (8) S. A. (3) (613) 237 -7100 (12) S. McDonald (13) F. Botham (15) Skelley (10) K. Brown (14) B. Stewart (4) M. Joyal (5) D. A. Bazinet (6) C. R. Bullen (16) D. Kellock (17) P. Mc- (15) J. Cayer (17) L. E. Webb (24) 1924 Dufault (8, 9, 14) M. Lavoie (10) A. Knight (18 -21) Radio & TV Reps (22) Dexter (11) P. Rinfret (15) Y. Mutchmore Standard Broadcast (23) MOR (24) 1963 CBOF OTTAWA (16) R. DeBlois (17) G. Sondermyer (18, (25) BN, CP, CBC (Nov. '72 listing) 10,000 watts on 1250 kHz 19, 21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) (1) Societe Radio Canada CHIOX PAYS PLATT Standard (23) MOR (24) 1968 (25) 40 watts on 1450 kHz (2) 3220, Succursale C., K1Y 1E4 C.P. Radio Mutuel See CHAS Aroland (3) (613) 725-3511; TIx: 05-267417 for listing CKOY OTTAWA (5) G. Bruce (6) L. O'Neil (8) A. Bou- CHIOV PEMBROKE 50.000 watts on 1310 kHz chard (9) C. Sabourin (10) J. -M. Tré- 1,000 watts on 1350 kHz (1) CKOY Ltd. paniez (14) A. Couture (15) G. Leblanc (GBC affil.) (2) P.O. Box 3514, Station C (17) L. Webb (24) 1964 (1) Ottawa Valley Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (3) (613) 722 -6501 (2) 319 Pembroke St. E. CFGC OTTAWA (4) G. F. Henderson (5) J. Daly (6) J. (3) (613) 735 -6807 50,000 watts on 1440 kHz Turrall (7, 9) G. Duguay (8) B. Lee (10) (4, 5) E. G. Archibald (6) B. Sutherland (1) Baton Broadcasting & Confederation B. Staton (11) B. Murray (13) J. Crea (8) P. Leonard (9) L. Nixon (10) E. Broadcasting (14) G. Page (15) R. Corrigan (17) S. Price (11) A. Gallagher (12) H. Fraser (2) 140 Wellington St., Ste. 200, K1P 5A2 Harrison (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Con- (13) P. Bricher (15) F. Brumm (16) J. (3) (613) 237-0125; TIx: 053 -3773 temporary, MOR (24) 1929 (25) CBS, CP, Stewart (17) E. Schmidt (18) Mulvihill (4, 5`, J. Ruttle (6) S. Van Duffelen (7) Newsradio (22) Cdn. Standard (23) Music, Sports, R. Lusk (8) J. Jackson (9) R. Allen (10) CFOS OWEN SOUND News (24) 1942 (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) S. Madely (14) J. Ames (15) V. Pro - 1,000 watts on 560 kHz chazka (16) S. Magee (17) H. McRae (CBC affil.) CHEX PETERBOROUGH (18 -21) Glen- Warren (22) Bolton /Burn- (1) Grey -Bruce Broadcasting Co. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 980 kHz side (23) Contemporary (24) 1972 (25) (2) 270 -9th St. E. (CIBC affil.) BN, CP -1, CP -2, SBN (3) (519) 376 -2030 (1) Kawartha Broadcasting CFRA OTTAWA (4, 5) W. N. Hawkins (6) R. Tomlison (7, (2) Box 659 50,000 watts on 580 kHz 16) R. Wray (8) R. Kentner (9) L. Miner (3) (705) 742 -0451; Nsrm: 742 -8712; (1) Radio Station CFRA Ltd. (10) P. Longmore (11) E. Eldred (12) Tlx: 029 -810 (2) 150 Isabella St., K1S 5A3 P. Lemon (14) K. Whitehouse (15) K. (4) R. Davies (5) W. Rewegan (6) W. (3) (613) 233 -6241 Halcrow (16) S. Swanson (17) J. Hutch- C. Fontaine (8) D. O'Neil (9, 12) R. (4) A. F. Waters (5) T. Kielty (6) J. ings (18) All- Canada (23) MOR, Cont- Smith (10) J. Wolff (11) C. Yard (14) Smith (7-9) P. Ski (10, 11) E. Calcutt temporary (24) 1940 (25) BN J. McCutcheon (15) M. Martin (16) G. (14) S. Hards (15) J. Moreland (16) S. CKAR -1 PARRY SOUND Walker (17) B. Wilke (18 -21) Stephens Pilkington (17) G. Roach (18, 19) Major 250 watts on 1340 kHz & Towndrow (22) All- Canada (23) Adult Market (20) Messner (21) James (22) (CBC affil.) Contemporary (24) 1942 (25) BN Voice Devney (23) MOR, Contemporary (24) (1) Muskoka -Parry Sound Broadcasting (Apr. '73 listing) 1947 (25) CCNIS, BN, UPI, CF, AP PPG, Ltd. CKPT PETERBOROUGH Ontario Legislature (2) 28 William St. 5,000 watts on 1420 kHz CJRC OTTAWA (3) (705) 746 -2163; Nsrm: 746-2164 (1) Peterborough Broadcasting Co. 50,000 watts on 1150 kHz (4) G. N. Mackenzie (5, 6, 14) H. K. N. (2) 131 Charlotte St. (1) CJRC Radio Capitale Ltee Mackenzie (7) L. Gordon (8, 9) S. (3) (705) 742 -8844; Bbd: 784 -2 -169 happened first in Ottawa" CFMO is #Z

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 41 AM RADIO STATIONS CHOK SARNIA CFBR SUDBURY 10,000 watts on 1070 kHz 10,000 watts on 900 kHz KEY (1) Sarnia Broadcasting (1964) Ltd. (CBC affil.) (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- (2) P.O. Box 1070, 1481/2 Front St. N. (1) The Sudbury Broadcasting Co. Ltd. dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) (3) (519) 336 -1070 (2) Box 700 Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (4) A. Slaight (5) K. F. Monk (6) T. Wm. (3) (705) 674 -6401; Tlx: 027 -7343 (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) Townsend S. W. (4) F. B. Ricard (5, 6) R. Riel (7) R. News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm (7, 8) Glenn (9) Kooy- Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion man (10) W. Holland (11) G. Heath (12) Perreault (9) G. Harvey (10) M. Sevigny Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- I. Dunlap (13) P. Moore, (14, 16) R. (15) L. Rouleau (17) H. Albert (18 -21) tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) MacKenzie D. R. One Weed (23) Con- Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- (15) Smith (17) Cooke Group (22) /Walton ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) Radio -TV Reps temporary (24) 1957 (25) BN (April '72 (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- (21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) Donald listing) ation (25) News Service affiliations Cooke (23) MOR, Good Music (24) 1946 CHNO SUDBURY (25) CBC 10,000 watts on 550 kHz CKJD SARNIA (1) Sudbury Broadcasting Co. Ltd. 1,000 watts on 1250 kHz P.O. Box 700 (4) A. F. Waters (5, 6) J. J. Manol (8, 9) (2) Dancy Broadcasting Ltd. 674 -6401; -7343; Bbd.: K. Cassavoy (10) A. Porteous (11) B. (1) (3) (705) Tlx: 027 (2) 546 St. 792 -2819 Bennett (14) P. Bennett (15) N. Boon Christina 336 -1250 F. B. (5, 6) P. (7, 8) (16) J. deBy (17) E. Crompton (18, 19) (3) (519) (4) Ricard Scott Mulvihill (22) Devney (23) Contemporary (4) K. Dancy (5, 6, 14) L. C. Evans (7, C. Babcock (10) B. Pring (11) B. Kokesh (24) 1959 (25) BN, CCNS 10) J. Divinski (8, 9) B. Swales (10) T. (13, 15) D. LeClair (14) D. Ross (16) Young (11) A. Robertson (13, 16) V. L. Parr (17) H. Albert (18) Keytime Sales CFGM RICHMOND HILL McMillan (15) S. Chapman (17) D. Currie (19 -21) Group One (22) Weed /Walton See listing under Toronto (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR Contem- (23) MOR, Contemporary (24) 1946 (25) porary (24) 1968 (25) BN BN, Contemporary News (Apr. '73 listing) CHSC ST. CATHARINES CJIC SAULT STE. MARIE 1,000 watts on 1220 kHz 10,000 watts on 1050 kHz CKSO SUDBURY (1) Radio Station CHSC Limited (CBC affil.) 10,000 watts on 790 kHz (2) Box 1220, 36 Queenston Street (1) Hyland Radio -TV Ltd. (CBC affil.) (3) (416) 682 -6691 (2) Box 370 (1) Cambrian Broadcasters Ltd. (4) E. Redmond (5, 8) M. F. Hanson (6) (3) (705) 253- 1121; Tlx: 027 -7716 (2) Box 400 (3) (705) 674- 0711; Tlx: 027 -7584 J. K. Shields (7) R. Hebert (9) D. Gordon (4) R. H. Ramsay (7) L. Michaels (8) (4, 5) W. B. Plaunt (6,15) E. Forbom (10) J. Marino (11) K. Edmands (12) R. A. Osborne (9) L. Barnes (10) K. Sep - (7) B. Ochoski (8, 9) B. Catalano Fleming (13) C. Burnside (14) W. Peck- kowski (11) G. Jonescu (12) D. Ramsay (10) L. Gavin (11) C. Burton (13) G. Rumball ham (15) J. Hameka (16) H. Reinhart (13) G. Pitt (15) I. Boychuk (17) T. (17) R. W. Brundle (18, 19) Mulvihill Mascardelli (18 -22) All- Canada (23) (14) J. Bowen (17) H. Frauscher (18, (20, 21) Radio -TV Reps (22) Devney MOR, News (24) 1934 (25) BN, CP, CBC 19, 21) Unicorn (22) Bolton /Burnside (23) Liberal MOR (24) 1967 (25) BN (23) MOR, Contemporary (24) 1935 (25) CKCY SAULT STE. MARIE BN 10,000 watts on 920 kHz CKTB ST CATHARINES CBQ THUNDER BAY (1) Algonquin Radio & TV Co. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 610 kHz 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 800 kHz (2) Box 920, 254 Queen St. E. (1) The Niagara District Broadcasting (1) CBC (3) (705) 254 -7111 Co. Ltd. (2) 213 Myles St. (4) C. P. Greco (5, 6) H. Wolfe (7) R. (2) Box 610 (5) D. Ward Peplow (8) R. Hilderley (9) A. Deresti (3) (416) 684 -1174 On -Air December '73 (4, 5) M. C. Burgoyne (6) G. E. Sones (10) J. D. Cameron (11) S. Cooney (13) CFPA THUNDER BAY (7, 8) R. F. Johnston (9) M. Rodgers L. O'Neil (14) R. Robinson (15) E. Ful- 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz (10) A. Van Alstine (11) B. Bird (14) J. lerton (16) H. Labrash (17) R. G. Rylatt (CBC Dawson (15) M. Mosher (16) M. Rogan (18, 19, 21) Unicorn (20) Messner (22) affil.) (1) Ralph H. Parker Limited (17) W. Parker (18, 19) Radio House Weed /Walton (23) Contemporary, MOR (20, 21) Western (22) Cdn. Standard (24) 1955 (25) BN, Newsradio (2) Box 747, P7B 5G2 (3) (807) -2404 (23) MOR (24) 1930 (25) CCNS, BN 344 (4, 5) R. H. Parker (18, 19) Mulvihill CHLO ST. THOMAS CFRS SIMCOE 250 watts on 1560 kHz (20, 21) All- Canada (22) Weed /Walton 10,000 watts on 1570 kHz (23) MOR (24) 1944 (25) BN (1) Souwesto Broadcasters Ltd. (1) Simcoe Broadcasting Co. (2) 133 Curtis St., N5P 3T8 (2) P.O. Box 98 (3) (519) 426 -7700 CKPR THUNDER BAY (3) (519) 631 -3910; London: (519) 5,000 watts day, 1,000 night on 580 kHz 432 -2286 (4 -6) Wm. V. Stoeckel (7 -10, 12) R. T. B. (1) H. F. Dougall Co. Ltd. (4, 5) J. L. Moore (6, 14) D. Hinz (7 -9) Trewin (11) Laing (13, 15) Mauthe (14) J. Potts (16) R. Helmer (18 -21) (2) 87 N. Hill St. C. Azzarello (10 -12) P. Hunks (15) T. (3) (807) 344 -3526; Tlx: 03 -3221 VanKoughnett (16) D. M. Lumley (17) Radio & TV Reps (22) Sumner Corp. & 1956 (4) H. F. Dougall (5) G. D. Jeffrey (6) C. Joyce (18, 19) Radio & Television Harlan G. Oakes (23) MOR (24) (25) BN (April '72 listing). Now licensed S. Wojick (7) I. Topple (8, 14) R. Dee Sales (22) Weed /Walton (23) Contem- R. Smith (11) B. for 10 kw on 1600 kHz (9) B. Dean (10) porary (24) 1948 (25) BN, Independent Moroz (16) M. Wellington (15) D. Kri- News Group, area stringers CJET SMITHS FALLS voshien (17) G. Buetow (18, 19, 21) 10,000 watts on 630 kHz Major Market (20) Stovin -Byles (22) Cdn. (CBC affil.) Standard (23) Contemporary, Top 40, (1) Rideau Broadcasting Ltd. Audit Oriented (24) 1931 (25) BN, News - (2) Box 630 radio (3) (613) 283 -4630 (4) J. W. Pollie (5) H. Botham (6) R. CKOT TILLSONBURG Johnston (7, 8, 17) A. Bonneau (10) P. 1,000 watts on 1510 kHz (1) Tillsonburg Broadcasting Co. Ltd. New Phillips (11) G. Barber (15) L. Bonneau (16) D. Clark (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) (2) P.O. Box 10 Member Messner (23) MOR, C &W (24) 1955 (25) (3) (519) 842 -4281 BN, CBC (4 -6) J. D. Lamers (7, 8) B. Capp (9) D. Bourdeau (10, 11) B. Campbell (13) E. CJCS STRATFORD Kitchen (15) C. Hosner (17) R. Lamers 500 watts day, 250 night on 1240 kHz (18, 19, 21) Group One (20) Broadcast (CBC affil.) Reps (23) MOR, Good Music (24) 1955 (1) CJCS Ltd. (25) BN Diana Woods, Assistant to the Vice Presi- (2) P.O. Box 704, N5A 6W3 CFCL TIMMINS dent, Advertising and Public Relations at (3) (519) 271 -2450 10,000 watts on 620 kHz- French Radio Station CFRB, joined The Women's (4) A. D. Rogers (7-9) S. Allen (10, (CBC affil.) Advertising Club of Toronto. Why don't 12) T. Small (11) L. Gordon (15) M. (1) J. Conrad Lavinge Enterprises you? For the facts call Bobbie Mc- Huitema (16) J. Smith (17) J. Grigg (18- (2) P.O. Box 620 Cutcheon, 362 -2381. 21) Radio -TV Reps (22) Sumner (23) (3) (705) 264-4211; TIx: 027 -81539 MOR (25) BN (4) J. C. Lavigne (5, 6, 15) J. Lamothe

42 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 (7 -9) J -G Desroches (10) P. Lavigne (4, 5) A. Waters (6) J. W. Armstrong (11) L. Thibault (12) A. Bisson (13) D. (8) J. R. Wood (10) D. Smyth (14) L. Bennett (16) J. Plante, Sr. (17) F. Palmer Rice (15) E. Taylor (16) M. Kornfeld (17) (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) A. J. Messner (21) G. Jones (18, 19, 21) Major Market (20) Stephens & Towndrow (22) Canadian Byles, Gibb (22) Devney (23) Con- Standard (23) Country, MOR (24) 1952 temporary (24) 1945 (25) UPI Audio, (25) BN CP, BN, CCNS CKGB TIMMINS CJBC TORONTO 10,000 watts on 680 kHz 50,00 watts on 860 kHz (CBC affil.) (1) CBC (1) Timmins Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box 500, Terminal A, M5W 1E6 (2) P.O. Box 1046 (3) (416) 925- 3311; Tlx: 022 -763 (3) (705) 247 -2351 (5) P. Larose (8) J. R. Saint -Cyr (10) (4) R. E. Ancell (5) G. Hall (6) A. G. Desjarlais (14) G. Latrémouille (24) Mousley (8, 14) A. Thom (9) N. Harris 1964 (25) French Network (10, 11) C. Albert (13) A. Brillinger (15) M. Didone (16) L. Yaniszewski (17) H. CKEY TORONTO Parent (18, 19, 21) Mulvihill (22) Cana- 10,000 watts on 590 kHz dian Standard (23) MOR (24) 1933 (25) (1) Shoreacres Broadcasting Co. Ltd. BN (2) 1 Yonge St., M5E 1G1 tttiii CBL TORONTO (3) (416) 361 -1281 50,000 watts on 740 kHz (4) D. C. Trowel) (5) S. C. Brandy (6) (1) CBC J. L. Frohlick (7) T. Baroni (8, 9) G. (2) P.O. Box 500, Terminal A, M5W 1E6 Kirby (10, 11) J. Hunt (13) L. Gordon (3) (416) 925 -3311 (14) H. M. Clarke (15) G. Andrews (17) eieîs (6) R. S. Joynt (7, 8) B. Rhodes (10) D. Wm. R. Onn (18 -21) Stephens & Town - Harvey (14) D. O'Neill (15) N. Boyd (17) drow (22) Bolton /Burnside (23) MOR G. H. Jones (24) 1927 (24) 1944 (25) Newsradio CFGM TORONTO /RICHMOND HILL CKFH TORONTO 50,000 watts on 1310 kHz 50,000 watts on 1430 kHz (1) IWC Communications Limited (1) Foster Hewitt Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 50 Yonge St., North, Richmond Hill, (2) #1 Grenville Street, M4Y 1A2 L4C 3B7 (3) (416) 923 -0921 (3) (416) 961 -1310 thnothing (4) F. W. A. Hewitt (5, 14) B. J. Nesbitt at (4, 5) A. Slaight (6) P. Webb (7) D. (6, 11) R. M. Hewat (7) A. Diggle (9) M. B. D. Bilbrough (8) Anderson (9) John- Byford (10) B. Riley (15) E. Guest (16) P. Dickens F. Locking (14) son (10) (11) H. Enge (17) G. Wilson (18 -21) Unicom B. de Bled (15) K. Fraser (16) D. (22) Bolton /Burnside (23) Contemporary O'Shaughnessy (17) B. Carnegie (18, 19) can'tbe (Golden) (24) 1951 (25) BN Radio House (21) Glen- Warren (22) A. Torbet (23) Country Music (24) 1957 CJWA WAWA (25) BN, BN Voice 1,000 watts on 1240 kHz CFRB TORONTO (CBC affil.) on watts on 1010 kHz sold 50,000 (1) Hyland Radio -TV Ltd. (1) CFRB Ltd. (2) Box 1220 (2) 2 St. Clair Ave. W., M4V 1L6 (3) (705) 856 -2328 (3) (416) 924 -5711; Bbd: 784 -2 -171 (4) R. H. Ramsay (5) F. J. Zimmerman (4) D. H. Hartford (6) P. Hurley (7) E. (6) G. Renny (7) L. Fuico (8, 11) G. CFRB Dunn (8) D. W. Insley (9) A. Collins (10) Jonescu (9, 14) A. Osborne (10) K. D. Johnson (11) W. Stephenson (12) J. Sepkowski (12) D. Ramsay (13) G. Pitt Bradshaw (13) B. Kennedy (14) G. F. (15) I. Boychuk (16) I. Markey (17) S. Maccabe (15) R. Alexander (16) J. Corbett (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR, Loring (17) C. Eastwood (18, 19) News (24) 1964 (25) BN, CP, CBC radio (20, Standard 21) Western (22) Cdn. C -HOW WELLAND /PORT COLBORNE Standard (23) MOR (24) 1927 (25) SBN, 1,000 watts on 1470 kHz CP, BN, UPI, NBC (1) Wellport Broadcasting Ltd. CFTR TORONTO (2) Regional Road 23 10,000 watts day, 25,000 night on 680 kHz (3) (416) 732 -4433/34 Tomnto! (1) Radio Rogers Ltd. (4) G. W. Burnett (5, 6) M. Mezo (7) (2) 25 Adelaide St. E., M5C 1H3 D. Forrester (8) J. Jeffrie (10) F. Sernak (3) (416) 362 -1441; Tlx: 053 -3503; Nsrm: (11) R. Ventresca (13) J. Blanchard (15) 363 -4644 E. Flutur (16) L. Turner (17) B. Onn (18, Ca_l Stanc_arc (4) E. S. Rogers (5) K. Dancy (6) J. 19) Radio House (21) Radio -TV Reps Seymour (7) R. Klein (8) C. Camroux (22) Weed /Walton (23) Contemporary, Broac cast Saes (9) P. Godfrey (10) R. Holiday (11) J. MOR (24) 1958 (25) BN Badham (14) S. Shonuck (15) B. L. for avalla oilities. Simpson (16) B. Scott (17) R. Turnpenny CBE WINDSOR (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Contemporary 10,000 watts on 1550 kHz MOR (24) 1962 (25) ABC, CP, BN, BN (1) CBC Voice (2) 267 Pelissier St. CHIN TORONTO (3) (519) 254 -5116; Nsrm: 254 -5118; CFQ E v ilal© 50,000 watts on 1540 kHz (daytime) Tlx: 024 -77622 "Ontario's Family Station" (5) B. D. Macpherson (6) R. Podvin (8) (1) Radio 1540 Ltd. delivers the greatest radio (2) 637 College St. L. McQuiggin (10) H. Sullivan (14) L. (3) (416) 531 -9991 Leclair (17) R. A. Clark (24) 1950 audience in Canada. (4) J. B. Lombardi (5) R. W. Kirchen CBEF WINDSOR (6, 14) B. Evanov (7) M. Burns (8) C. 2,500 watts day, 5,000 night on kHz Redhead 540 (9) J. Bendia (10, 11) R. Mur- (1) Radio Canada doch L. (15) Clarke (16) J. Taylor (17) (2) 267 rue Pelissier W. Parker (18 -21) Radio -TV Reps (22) (3) (519) 254 -5116; Tlx: 024-77622 Lucas (23) International, Multi- Cultural (5) B. D. Macpherson (7) L. Robichaud, (24) 1966 (25) BN, ANSA, BN Voice F. Sully (8) M. Thivierge (9) P. Reeker (Nov. '72 listing) (10) J. Tasse, Y. Gaudet (11) Y. Gaudet CHUM TORONTO (12) M. Grossman (13) L. Robichaud 50,000 watts on 1050 kHz (14) L. Leclair (15) C. Bissonnette (17) (2) 1331 Yonge St., M4T 1Y1 R. Clark (23) MOR, Classical (24) 1970 (3) (416) 925 -6666; Tlx: 06 -22063 (25) BN, CP 'Unless it's illegal! AM RADIO STATIONS (3) (519) 357-1310; Tlx: 0295 -461 CHVD DOLBEAU KEY (4) M. T. Brown (5, 8) J. Langridge 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- (6 -8) J. Gillespie (9) I. Terry (10) A. dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - (CBC affil.) Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) Walton (11) C. Douglas (12) R. Baynton (1) Radio Maria Chapdelaine Inc. Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (15) L. Stephenson (17) S. Reid (18 -22) (2) 540 Boul Wallberg Dolbeau P.O. (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1926 (25) Box 1810 Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion BN (3) (418) 276 -3333; Bbd. 276 -1369 Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- (4, 5, 13) C. Duchaine (6 -8, 11, 14, 16, tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) CKOX WOODSTOCK Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz 17) C. St. Arnault (9) C. Dion (10) R. ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming (1) Oxford Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Banford (12) M. Thiffeault (15) M. La- (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- flamme (18 -20) Group One Radio (23) ation (25) News Service affiliations (2) P.O. Box 100 (3) (519) 537 -3414; Nsrm: 539 -1340 Varied (24) 1967 (25) CBS, BN (Nov. CKLW WINDSOR (4) T. G. Ferris (5) W. D. Hulme (7 -9) '72 listing) 50,000 watts on 800 kHz R. A. Woodward (10, 11) B. Alexander CHRD DRUMMONDVILLE (1) CKLW Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (13) C. Cole (15) S. Zwart (16) D. 10,000 watts on 1480 kHz (2) 1640 Ouellette Ave., N8X 1L1 Newman (17) D. Zufelt (18 -21) Radio - (1) Radio Drummond Ltd. (3) (519) 258 -2890; Twx: 610 -362 -0225 TV Reps (22) Sumner (23) MOR (24) (2) Box 250 (4) G. V. Ashworth (5) H. W. McCord 1947 (25) BN (3) (819) 472 -5458 (6) R. Perry (7, 8) W. Hennes (9) R. (4) F. Delaney (5) G. Lemieux (6, 8) Trombley (10) B. MacGregor (11) J. C. René (10) G. St. Pierre (11) D. Caron Donovan (14) P. Scheurmier (15) M. Quebec (13) R. Chartier (15) D. Berthiaume Marshall (17) E. Buterbaugh (18, 19, 21) (17) R. Saillant (18 -21) Hardy (22) MOR 1954 (25) BN Glen- Warren (22) Bolton /Burnside (23) CFGT ALMA Devney (23) (24) Contemporary Top 40 (24) 1932 (25) BN, 1,000 watts on 590 kHz CHEF GRANBY BN Sports, UPI, UPI Sports, Cleveland, (1) Radio Lac St -Jean Ltd. 10,000 watts on 1450 kHz AP (2) 790 Dupont -Sud (1) La Voix de L'Est Ltee CKWW WINDSOR (3) (418) 662 -3461 (2) 136 Principale 500 watts on 580 kHz (4) E. Villeneuve (5-7) L. Tremblay (8, (3) (514) 372 -8 -1450 (1) Radio Canadian Windsor Limited 14) N. Bergeron (9) R. Turcotte (10 -13, (4) E. Ferrat (5) G. St- Arnaud (6 -9, 14) (2) 1150 Ouellette Ave. 16) S. Cloutier (15) M. Villeneuve (17) P. Durivage (10) R. Delorme (11) B. (3) (519) 252- 5751;Twx:024 -77675 J. R. Maltais (18 -21) Group One (22) Brodeur (12) P. Labrecque (13) P. (4) G. W. Stirling (5) J. MacKey (6, 16) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR (24) 1953 (25) Lafleur (15) F. Touchette (17) P. Racine D. Oliver (7 -9) J. Allen (10) B. Kentner BN (18, 19) Hardy Radio & TV (23) Pro- 1946 (25) BN, Telbec (11) D. Quinn (14) J. Quinlan (15) J. CHAD AMOS gressive (24) Robinson (17) W. Dowhan (18, 19, 21) 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz CHLC HAUTERIVE Unicom (22) Devney (23) Adult /Con- See CKRN Rouyn for listing. 5,000 watts on 580 kHz temporary (24) 1964 (25) Newsradio, BN Inc. CJAN ASBESTOS (1) Radio Côte -Nord Wire 1147 Boul. Blanche 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz (2) CKNX WINGHAM (1) Radio Victoriaville Ltee (3) (418) 589 -3771 Plamondon (5) H. Desjardins (6, 10,000 watts on 920 kHz (2) P.O. Box 57 (4) M. 8, 14) C. St- Pierre (1) Radio Station CKNX Ltd. (3) (819) 879 -5439 15) G. Bérubé (7, P. Massicotte (10) J. Bérubé (11) (2) Wingham (4) F. Labbe (5) F. Bastien (6) M. (9) M. Côté (17) G. DeVarennes (18, 19) Bergeron (8) R. Cosson (10) P. Bourassa One 1962 (25) Telbec, BN, (15) H. Fectean (17) G. Duval (18 -21) Group (24) Group One (22) Cdn. Standard (23) PC (Apr. '73 listing) Try... MOR (24) 1972 (25) BN CKCH HULL CJAF CABANO 5,000 watts on 970 kHz 1,000 watts on 1240 kHz (1) CKCH Radio Ltee ... before you buy 3Y4 See CJFP Riviere -du -Loup for listing (2) Box 430, J8X (3) (819) 777 -2773 CJMD CHIBOUGAMAU (4) R. Demers (5, 6, 14) H. Delorme (7, 1,000 watts on 1240 kHz 8, 16) G. Payant (9) E. Routhier (10) MICROPHONES (1) CJMD Inc. J. Desormeaux (11) P. Lajoie (13) S. (2) 552, 3 Rue, Suite 202, G8P 1N9 Lanctot (15) J. Therrien (17) Y. Picard (3) (819) 276 -4171 (18, 19) Opex (20, 21) Western (22) by (4, 12) C. Duchaine (5, 7, 8, 10) G. All- Canada (23) Music, open line day, Savard (6, 14) J. Y. Ayotte (9) P. Girard Contemporary night & weekend (24) 1933 (15) L. Savard (17) R. Dessurau (19) (25) BN, SNS 1969 CBC, Group One (24) (25) CHVD, JOLIETTE Dolbeau CJLM 10,000 watts on 1350 kHz CJBM CAUSAPSCAL (1) Radio Joliette Ltee 1,000 watts on 1450 kHz (2) 854, rue Papineau PM.L See CJBR Rimouski for complete listing PEARL rn,CROPr,ONE LABORATORI (3) (514) 759 -0772 CFED CHAPAIS J -M (7, 8, S W E D E N (4) F. Delaney (5, 6) Goulet 250 watts on 1340 kHz 14) A. Boivin (9) G. Vallee (10) R. See CJMD Chibougamau for complete Gaudrault (11) M. St -Cyr (13, 16) J. MINIATURE CONDENSER TYPES listing Poirier (15) G. Levesque (17) P. Cardin (24) 1960 (25) ELECTRET CONDENSERS CBJ CHICOUTIMI (18 -21) Hardy (23) MOR 10,000 watts on 1580 kHz BN DYNAMICS (1) Radio Canada CKRS JONQUIERE (2) 121 est rue Racine 10,000 watts on 590 kHz Canadian stocking representative (3) (418) 543 -7747; Tlx: 0113 -6121 (1) Radio Saguenay Ltd. (5) J. Lambert (6) B. Desbiens (10) P. (2) 175 Sir Wilfred Laurier Chamberland (17) A. St. Onge (24) (3) (418) 542 -4551; Tlx: 011 -36117 ROLY KAHNERT 1933 (25) French Network (4) J. Landry, Q.C. (5, 6) T. Burham CJMT CHICOUTIMI (7) A. Soucy (8) J. Ouellet (9) M. R. C. KAHNERT 1,000 watts on 1420 kHz Perron (10) J. P. Tremblay (15) F. Trem- (1) CJMT Ltee blay (17) G. Boivin (18 -21) Hardy (22) (2) 365 Racine E. Cdn. Standard (23) Contemporary Stand- SALES LTD. (3) (418) 543 -1517 ard (24) 1947 (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) (4) P. Tremblay (5, 6, 8, 14) G. Sene- CHGB LA POCATIERE chal (7, 9) R. Laurendeau (10) J. Tau - 10,000 watts on 1310 kHz 55 GLENCAMERON ROAD /PA rignant (11) R. Gaudin (13) M. Simard (CBC affil.) THORNHILL, ONTARIO (15) G. Fortier (16) Lyne Simard (17) (1) Radio La Pocatiere Ltee CALL (416) 881 -2371 Lucien Simard (18, 19) Opex (20 -22) (2) C.P. 550, La Pocatiere All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1954 (25) BN (3) (418) 856 -1310 (Apr. '73 listing) (4, 14, 17) M. A. Freve (5, 6, 14) J. Morin

44 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 AM RADIO STATIONS (7) E. Chapados (8) D. Lacombe (9) (13) L. Lavallée (17) H. Fortin (18, 19) (5) E. Koch (7, 8) C. Maclver (10) S. M. Tremblay (10) J. Fortin (11) A. Radio & Television Sales (22) Weed/ McGoldrick (14) H. Steinhouse (24) 1933 Leblanc (12) R. Robitaille (13) R. Vaillan- Walton (23) MOR (24) 1954 (25) BN (25) CBC English Network court (15) D. Levesques (16) M. Gallant CFCF MONTREAL CBF MONTREAL (18 -21) Group One (22) Pan AM (23) 5,000 watts on 600 kHz Family (24) 1938 (25) Broadcast News, 50,000 watts on 690 kHz (1) Multiple Access Limited (1) Radio -Canada Telbec (2) 405 Ogilvy Ave. (2) C.P. 6000 (3) (514) 273 -6311; Tlx: 01 -2592 CKLS LA SARRE (3) (514) 285-3211; TIx: 052 -67417 1,000 watts on 1240 kHz (4) Senior VP, D. Martz (5) VP & Gen. (5) J. Biais (6) J. Desmarais (7, 8) L. See CKRN Rouyn for listing Mgr., W. Machny (6) J. McManus (7) K. Godin (9) J. Bertrand (10) P. M. La- Randall (8, 9) J. Kidd (10) B. Cannings CFLM LA TUQUE pointe (11) Y. Giguère (12) P. H. Lavoie (11) D. Irvin (14) R. Hore (15) R. Beirne 1,000 watts on 1240 kHz (14) G. Lebarbe (15) R. Aumais (17) (16) M. Morrison (17) J. Thompson M. Morais (24) 1937 (25) AP, UPI, AFP, (CBC affil.) (18 -22) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1919 Reuters, French Network (1) Radio La Tuque Ltee CP, CBC (25) CBS, Newsradio (2) 529 St -Louis C.P. 310, G9X 3P3 (3) (819) 523 -4575 CBM MONTREAL CFMB MONTREAL (4 -6) J. Trepanier (7, 8) L. Leclerc (9) 50,000 watts on 940 kHz 10,000 watts on 1410 kHz R. Trudel (10) A. Cote (11, 15) D. (1) CBC (1) Chateau Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Leclerc (17) A. Brassard (18, 19, 21) (2) P.O. Box 6000 (2) 2015 Drummond St. Group One (24) 1959 (25) BN, CBC (3) (514) 235 -3211; TIx:052 -67417 (3) (514) 845 -8144 CKFL LAC MEGANTIC 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz (CBC affil.) (1) CKFL (2) CP 130 the sound of NEVE is worldwide (3) (819) 583 -0663; TIx: 018-261-630 (4, 5) F. Labbe (6, 7, 10, 11) J. Turcotte (8) R. Cusson (9, 13, 15) L. Boulanger (16, 17) I. Goulet (18, 19) Group One (21) Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales (23) French Songs, Pops Standard (24) 1968 (25) BN, CBC French (Nov. '72 listing) CJLA LACHUTE 1,000 watts on 630 kHz (1) Radio Lachute Inc. (2) R.R. #3 (4) R. De La Durantaye Tentative on -air date March '74. CFLS LEVIS 250 watts on 1240 kHz (1) Radio Etchemin Inc. (2) 24 est, Trans -Canada, P.B. 2000 (3) (418) 833 -2151 (4) R. Coulombe (6) L. Blouin (8) P. Champion (9) G. Bolduc (10, 11) M. Gareau (15) G. David (17) Y. Brouard (18 -21) Radio & Television Sales (23) Contemporary (24) 1967 (25) BN CHRS LONGUEUIL -ST. JEAN Leading broadcast authorities in 40 countries 10,000 watts on 1090 kHz have NEVE for the design, commission- (1) Radio Iberville Ltee entrusted (2) 2019 Boul Taschereau ing and servicing of their equipment. (3) (514) 674 -6238 (4) J. P. Auclair (5, 6) P. P. Elie (8, 14) A. Decairie (9) F. Benoit (10) H. We at NEVE offer our customers the ability to Ledoux (11) G. Rioux (15) A. Pare (17) Y. Rancourt (18 -21) Radio -TV Reps (23) design and build to your specific requirements. MOR, News (24) 1956 (25) BN, Telbec CBGA MATANE 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 1250 kHz No one has yet regretted buying the best -NEVE! (1) Radio -Canada (2) 155 St. Sacrement (3) (418) 562 -0291; Tlx: 011 -8370 (5) A. Giroux (6) O. Lapointe (24) 1948 (25) Fr. net. Rebroadcaster: CBIM -FM Iles-de -La- Madeleine CKML MONT- LAURIER 1,000 watts on 610 kHz N (CBC affil.) (1) Radio CKML Inc. (2) 440 Boul. Paquette Z.°Rupert Neve of Canada Ltd., 2717 -9 Rena Road, Malton, Toronto, (3) (819) 623 -1011 Ontario (4) P. Ryan (5, 6) A. Dumoulin (7, 10) L4T 3K1, Canada. Tel.: (416) 677 -6611. G. Hamel (9, 11) J. Vallée (14, 15) R. David (17) R. St. Jean (18 -21) Group Rupert Neve & Company Ltd., Cambridge House, Melbourn, Royston, One (24) 1963 (25) BN (April '72 listing) Hertfordshire, Tel.: CKBM MONTMAGNY SG8 6AU, England. Royston (0763) 1,000 watts on 1490 kHz 60776, Telex: 81381, Cables Neve Cambridge. (1) Radio Alléghanys Inc. C.P. 216, (2) 121, rue St- Thomas Rupert Neve Incorporated, Berkshire Industrial Park, Bethel, G5V 1M3 (3) (418) 248 -0801 Connecticut 06801, U.S.A. Tel.: (203) 744 -6230, Telex: 969638. (4 -6, 14) A. Mercier (7, 8, 15, 16) O. Poitras (10) R. Biais (11) B. Faucher

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 45 AM RADIO STATIONS bois (14) D. Mailloux, G. Lebel (15) G. temporary Music (24) 1946 (25) BN, Beaudin (16) D. Gauthier (17) J. C. La- UPI, Telbec, CN Sports KEY lancette (18, 19, 21) Stephens & Town - CHNC NEW CARLISLE drow (22) Standard Broadcast (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- Canadian 10,000 watts on 610 kHz dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - Sales (23) Contemporary Standard (24) (CBC affil.) Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) 1957 (25) UPI, Radiomutuel, CBS (1) Gaspesia Broadcasting Co. Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) CKAC MONTREAL (2) New Carlisle News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm 50,000 watts on 730 kHz (3) (418) 752 -2215 Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion (4) L. Grenier (5) C. H. Houde (6 -8, 14, Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- (1) CKAC Ltee tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) (2) 1400 Metcalfe St. 15) A. Houde (10) G. R. Biais (17) C. Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- (3) (514) 845 -5155 Morneau (18 -21) Hardy Radio & TV (24) ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming 1933 (25) CBC (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- (4) R. Demers (5) P -E Beaulne (6, 14) ation (25) News Service affiliations N. Beauchamp (7, 16) Y. Guerard (8) CKTL PLESSISVILLE P. Robert (9) D. Jefford (10) P. Beland 1,000 watts on 1420 kHz (11) C. Mailhot (15) G. David (17) M. (1) Radio Megantic Ltd. Rousseau (18, 19) Opex (20, 21) Western 1420 (4-6, 14) C. G. Stanczykowski (10, 11) (2) C.P. (22) All- Canada (23) Contemporary MOR 362 -3737 C. Brown (15) G. Sisto (18) Radio -TV (3) (819) (24) 1922 (25) FP, UPI, RTL, Telemedia See CKLD Thetford Mines for complete Reps (23) Ethnic, Good Music (24) 1962 Voice (25) Mutual Broadcasting System (Apr. listing '73 listing) CKGM MONTREAL CBV QUEBEC CITY 10,000 watts on 980 kHz CFOX MONTREAL /LAKESHORE 5,000 watts on 980 kHz (1) Maisonneuve Broadcasting 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 1470 kHz (1) Radio Canada (2) 1310 Green Ave., Montreal 215 (1) Radio CFOX Inc. (2) P.O. Box 10400, Ste. Foy (3) (514) 931 -6251; Tlx: 05 -24827 (2) P.O. Box 1470 (3) (418) 656 -9440; TIx: 011-286 (4) G. Stirling (5, 6) J. Sward (7) R. (3) (514) 697 -1470 (5) R. Dussault (6) B. Messely (7) G. Hallson (8) T. McLean (9) L. Murray (4) A. Slaight (5, 8, 9) G. Sinclair (6) Gagnon (8) P. Boutet (10) G. Fecteau (10) L. Marshall (11) D. Bacon (15) G. 1934 T. Gauthier (10) H. Stubbs (11) J. Mon- (14) H. MacFarlane (24) (25) CBC Balcaen Winnard (16) J. Olson (17) B. Thomas French Network tague (14, 16) D. Levy (15) B. (18 -21) Major Market (22) Deveny (23) (17) B. Greeley (18, 19) Radio House CFOM QUEBEC CITY Contemporary (24) 1959 (25) BN, CP, Messner G. Warren (22) A. 250 watts on 1340 kHz (20) (21) Tel -BEC, ABC Torbet (23) Country (24) 1960 (25) BN (CBC affil.) CKLM MONTREAL CJAD MONTREAL (1) Goodwill Broadcasters of Quebec Inc. 50,000 watts on 1570 kHz (2) P.O. Box 1340, Quebec 2 50,000 watts day, 10,000 night on 800 kHz (1) Tele- Capitale Ltee CJAD Ltd. (3) (418) 872 -2855 (1) (2) 1184 ouest, rue Ste -Catherine (2) 1407 Mountain St. (4) C. N. Lucas (5, 14) N. Wright (6) (3) (514) 561 -9091 (3) (514) 844 -0111 R. Cooke (7, 9) Z. Pawlow (8, 11, 16) (4) R. Baulu (5) G. Morin (6) J. C. (4, 5) H. T. McCurdy (6) R. L. Laurion R. Dawson (10) R. Noseworthy (13, 15) Tremblay (7, 9) R. Paquin (8) H. Paradis (7) J. Scott (8) B. Hambly (9) B. Pocock C. David (17) G. Fortin (18 -20) Hardy (14) G. Daigle (15) L. Doonan (18 -21) (10) D. Williamson (11) A. Cauley (14) (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR (24) 1949 Hardy Radio & Television (22) Sumner R. Brisebois G. Bod- (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) G. Hope (15) (16) (23) Top 100 (24) 1962 (25) BN dington (17) E. D. Mott (18, 19) Stand- CHRC QUEBEC CITY ard (20, 21) Western (22) Cdn. Standard CKVL MONTREAL /VERDUN 50,000 watts on 800 kHz (23) Contemporary MOR (24) 1945 (25) 50,000 watts day, 10,000 night on 850 kHz (1) CHRC Ltee NBC, SBN, UPI, BN, CN Sports (Apr. '73 (1) Radio Futura Limited (2) 1143, St. Jean, G1R 1S3 listing) (2) 211 Gordon Ave., Verdun, Que. (3) (418) 522 -8177; Tlx: 011 -230; Bbd: (3) (514) 766 -2311; Tlx: 01 -2868 522 -8693 CJMS MONTREAL (4) Jack Tietolman (5) A. Cloutier (6) (4) J. A. Pouliot (5) Exec. VP & Gen. 50,000 watts on 1280 kHz J. Tietolman (7) P. Tietolman (8) M. Mgr., P. Beaule (6) A. de Chavigny (8) L. M. (1) CJMS Radio Montreal Ltee Thisdel (9) Bourdy (10) Beau - Y. Lorrain (9) M. Huard (10) J. Mathieu F. P. - (2) 1700 Berri St. regard (11) Ste. Marie (13) Chem (11) P. Chatel (13) F. Larochelle -Roy (3) (514) 849 -5373; Nsrm: 849 -6221 poux (14) J. Selinger (15) J. Pelletier (15) J. Belanger (16) E. Lamy (17) A. (4) R. Crepault (5) L. -R. Daoust (6) E. (16) G. Saulnier (17) J. -G. Gibault (18, Nadeau (18 -21) Hardy Radio & TV (22) Ross (7) P. Lalande (8) J. Dufresne (9) 19) Radio & Television Sales (22) ABC E. S. Sumner (23) Contemporary MOR C. Roger (10) P. Leroux (11) R. Brise- International (23) Talk, Open Line, Con- (24) 1926 (25) BN CJRP QUEBEC CITY 50,000 watts on 1060 kHz (1) Radiomutuel Ltd. (2) 1300 Boul. Laurier (3) (418) 527 -2564; Direct line to Creative Montreal: 861 -3124 (4) M. R. Crépault (5) J. Crevier (6) R. Garneau (7, 14) D. Cantin (8) A. Jean (9) C. Lavallée (10) J. L. Vachon (11) radio commercial G. Lemieux (15) T. Gagne (16) R. Lacroix (17) R. Belanger (18, 19, 21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) Cdn. Stand- packages for creative ard (23) Popular music (24) 1969 (25) CN, CP, UPI, Telbac, CBSM Radio - mutuel CKCV QUEBEC CITY radio stations. 10,000 watts on 1280 kHz (1) CKCV (Quebec) Ltd. (2) 978 St -Jean, Quebec (3) (418) 529 -0011 (4, 5) B. Roberge (6, 14) M. Daviault (7) J. Bourboin (8) R. Demeule (10) D. Simonneau (11) P. Pedneault (12) R. Gilbert (15) M. Paquet (17) R. Moreau (18, 19) Opex (20 -22) All- Canada (23) Standard Pop (24) 1926 (25) BN, Telbec (Apr. '73 listing) CJBR RIMOUSKI 10,000 watts on 900 kHz 20 Spadina Rd., Toronto, Ontario (CBC affil.) 961 -1320 M5R 2S7 (1) Telemedia (Quebec) Ltee (416) (2) 273, St -Jean Baptiste ouest (3) (418) 723 -2217

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(4) President (5) Manager (6) CJSA STE -AGATHE -DES -MONTS (1) Radio Megantic Ltee Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (2) C.P. 69 (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) 1,000 watts on 1230 kHz News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm (1) Radio Ste -Agathe Inc. (3) (418) 335 -7533 Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion (2) 3 Est Rue -Principale (4) F. Labbe (5, 16) E. Bolduc (6) B. Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- Potvin (7) I. Goulet (8, 12) R. Cusson tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) (3) (819) 326 -1230 P. R. Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- (4) J. M. Legault (5, 8) G. Demers (6) (9) Bourque (10) J. Couture (11) ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming J. M. Tessier (11) M. Payer (15) L. R. Daneau (15) A. Wright (17) G. Duval (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- (18, 19) Group One (23) MOR (24) 1950 ation (25) News Service affiliations Grouix (17) M. Simard (18 -21) Group One (24) 1967 (25) BN (25) CP CBGN STE -ANNE -DES -MONTS CHLN TROIS -RIVIERES (4) A. Mercier (5, 7, 8) J. Archambault 1,000 watts day, 250 night on 1340 kHz 10,000 watts on 550 kHz (6, 15) R. Iza (9) L. Michaud (10) J. See CBGA Matane for listing (CBC affil.) J. The - Peloquin (11) C. Couture (14) CKCN SEPT -ILES (1) Télémedia Québec Ltd. 19) Opex (20, berge (17) M. Vallee (18, 10,000 watts on 560 kHz (2) 3550 Boul. Royale 21) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1938 (25) (CBC affil.) (3) (819) 374 -3556 BN, Telemedia (1) Radio Sept -Iles Inc. (4 -6, 14) M. Duval (7, 8, 10) M. Bourget CJFP RIVIERE -DU -LOUP (2) 700 Laure (9) A. Bellefeuille (11) S. Cing -Mars 10,000 watts on 1400 kHz (3) (418) 962 -3838 (13) P. Fournier (15) D. Lemaire (17) 0. (CBC affil.) (4, 5) B. Roberge (6, 14, 15) G. Marche - Lefebvre (18, 19) Opex (20, 21) Western (1) Radio CJFP Ltee terre (7 -9) R. Perrault (10, 11) N. La- Broadcast Sales (22) All- Canada (23) MOR, Music, News, Hotlines 1937 (2) 1 rue Frontenac berge (16) H. Lapointe (17) R. Talbot (24) (3) (418) 862 -8241; Tlx: 011 -3115 (18 -22) Radio & Television Sales Inc. (25) BN (4, 5) L. Simard (6) V. Gagnon (7) G. (23) MOR (24) 1963 (25) BN, Telbec CJTR TROIS -RIVIERES Thibault (8) M. Simard (9, 12) R. (April '72 listing) 10,00 watts on 1140 kHz Bujold Beaulieu (10) G. Gosselin (11) M. CKSM SHAWINIGAN (1) CJTR Radio Trois- Rivières Ltd. M. Viel (17) G. (13) D. Belanger (15) 10,000 watts day, 2,500 night (2) 1350 rue Royale Hardy (22) Cdn. Stand- on 1220 kHz Gelinas (18 -21) (1) Shawinigan Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. (3) (819) 375 -4855 BN, Telbec ard (24) 1947 (25) (2) C.P. 695, Shawinigan City Hall Bldg. (4) R. Crépault (5, 6) J. Black (7, 8) CHRL ROBERVAL (3) (819) 536 -4494 G. Dery (9) A. Carbonneau (10) J. 1,000 watts on 910 kHz (4) A. Lacourière (5 -8, 14) A. Chartier Gingras (11) A. Champoux (14) J. Black (CBC affil.) (9) G. Lavoie (10) P. DeMondehare (11) (15) P. Ducharme (17) A. Marchand (1) Radio Roberval R. Roussel (13) C. Perron (15) H. Clou- (18 -21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) Cdn. (2) 763 St. Joseph tier (17) M. Bellemare (18 -21) Hardy Broadcast Sales (23) MOR (24) 1954 (3) (418) 275 -1831 (23) MOR (24) 1951 (25) BN, Telbec (25) BN (Apr. '73 listing) (4, 5) B. Levesque (6) L. Brassard (7, CHLT SHERBROOKE CKVD VAL D'OR 8, 14) C. Tremblay (9) D. Fortin (10) M. 10,000 wats on 630 kHz 10,000 watts on 900 kHz Roy (11) P. A. Girard (15) C. Martel (CBC affil.) See CKRN Rouyn for listing (17) M. Bolduc (19) Group One (24) (1) CHLT Radio Sherbrooke Ltd. CFLV VALLEYFIELD CBC Telbec (Apr. '73 listing) 1949 (25) (2) 330 King W. 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 1370 kHz CKRN ROUYN (3) (819) 559 -9331; Tlx: 018 -229 (1) Radio Valleyfield Ltd. 1.000 watts on 1400 kHz (4) R. Demers (5, 6) L. Scheib (7 -9) (2) P.O. Box 1370 (1) Radio Nord Inc. R. De Courcil (10) A. DeSeve (11) J. M. (3) (514) 373 -1370 (2) 68 ouest, rue Gamble Bilodeau (14) R. Corriveau (15) L. Falar- (4) A. Cholette (5, 14) J. -C. Lefebvre (3) (819) 762-0741; TIx: 011 -77526 deau (16) T. Mercier (17) R. Thiebault (6) M. Legault (7) R. Bélair (8) A. (4) D. -A. Gourd (5) A. Gourd (6, 14, 15) (18 -20) Opex (21, 22) All- Canada (23) Truchet (9) T. Deschamps (10) J. Hébert F. Tremblay (7) T. Evrard (8, 9) G. Aubry MOR (24) 1937 (25) BN, SNS, Telbec (11) P. St. Onge (12) Y. Boyer (13) A. (10) R. Bertrand (11) R. Houle (17) P. CJRS SHERBROOKE Deluc (15, 16) C. Léger (17) Y. Allard Strobl (18 -21) Hardy (22) Cdn. Standard 10,000 watts on 1510 kHz (18 -21) Hardy (22) Devney (23) MOR (24) CHAD -1941, CKLS -1950, CKRN -1939, (1) CJRS Radio Sherbrooke Ltd. (24) 1961 (25) BN, Telbec CKVD -1941 (25) Telbec, BN (2) 2655 King St. W. CKVL VERDUN CHRT ST. ELEUTHERE (3) (819) 567 -8951 See listing under Montreal 250 watts on 1450 kHz (4) J. Lagassé (5, 6) P. A. Paradis (8, CFDA VICTORIAVILLE Riviere -du -Loup for listing See CJFP 10) R. Gendron (11) S. Martel (15) P. 1,000 watts on 1380 kHz CKRB ST- GEORGES -DE- BEAUCE Levasseur (17) J. C. Lalancette (18 -20) (CBC affil.) 10,000 watts on 1460 kHz Stephens & Towndrow (21, 22) Cdn. (1) Radio Victoriaville Ltd. (1) Radio Beauce Inc. Standard (23) MOR (24) 1967 (25) (2) P.O. Box 490 (2) C.P. 100 Telbec, Radio -mutuel (Apr. '73 listing) (3) (819) 752 -5545 (3) (418) 228 -8811 (8812) (8813) CKTS SHERBROOKE (4) F. Labbe (5, 6, 14) F. Bastien (8) (4) C. A. Thibaudeau (5, 14, 15) J. 10,000 watts on 900 kHz C. Boisclair (9, 11) G. Foucault (10) G. Venne (6) A. Catellier (8, 10, 11) G. (CBC affil.) Demers (12) J. P. Ayotte (13, 15) D. Bernier (9) L. Begin (12, 17) J. Petit (1) CKTS Radio Sherbrooke Ltd. Trottier (17) G. Duval (18 -21) Group (17) R. Berube (18, 19, 21) Hardy (22) (2) 3330 King St. W. One (22) Cdn. Standard (23) Varied All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1953 (25) (3) (819) 569 -9331; Tlx: 018 -229 (24) 1951 (25) BN PC, BN (Apr. '73 listing) (4) R. Demers (5, 6) M. Biais (7, 8, 9, CKVM VILLE -MARIE CKBS ST- HYACINTHE 14) B. Dewar (10, 11) G. Breen (12) W. 10,000 watts on 710 kHz 250 watts on 1240 kHz McDonald (13, 15) D. Parker (17) R. (1) Radio -Temiscamingue Inc. (1) Radio St-Hyacinthe Ltd. Thiebault (18, 19) Opex (20 -22) All - (2) 62 rue Ste -Anne, Ville- Marie, co. (2) 855 Ave. Ste. Marie Canada (23) MOR (24) 1946 (25) BN Temiscamingue, P.Q. (3) (514) 744 -6486 CJSO SOREL (3) (819) 629 -2710 (4) G. Chartier (5 -8) R. Duceppe (9) R. 10,000 watts on 1320 kHz (4) H. Leblanc (5, 6, 14) C. -E. Laverdiere Loiselle (10, 14, 15) M. Therriault (11, (1) Radio Richelieu Ltee (7, 8, 10) J. -P. Paquette (11) L. Lacasse 12) J. St. Germain (13) L. Lussier (17) (2) 59a du Prince (12) C. Ratte (13, 15) D. St- Celais (17) L. Caron (18 -22) Hardy (24) 1959 (25) (3) (514) 743 -3318 G. Tasset (18, 19) Group One (24) 1950 CP (Apr. '73 listing) (4) F. Delaney (5) P. Vachon (6) J. (25) Radio Canada CKJL ST- JEROME Bouchard (7, 8, 14, 15, 16) J. Papin (9) 1,000 watts on 900 kHz G. Vallee (10) L. Brouillard (11) G. (1) Radio Laurentides Inc. Labelle (13) F. Fagnan (17) J. Cardin (2) P.O. Box 900 (18 -21) Hardy (23) MOR (24) 1945 (25) New Brunswick (3) (514) 435 -1544 BN, Telbec (4) J. Lalonde (6, 14) J. R. Fox (7 -9) CKVT TEMISCAMING CKBC BATHURST A. Mailloux (11) G. Payer (12) C. 250 watts on 1340 kHz 10,000 watts on 1350 kHz Peeters (13) C. Villenouve (15) S. (CBC affil.) (CBC affil.) Vezeau (18 -21) Hardy Radio & TV (23) (24) 1969 (1) Bathurst Broadcasting Co. MOR (24) 1956 (25) BN, Telbec See CKVM Ville Marie for complete listing (2) P.O. Box G

48 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 AM RADIO STATIONS (3) (506) 546 -4461 CFNB FREDERICTON M. Russell (7) S. Gillis (9) G. Dee (10) (4) W. A. Winton (5) N. H. MacMullen 50,000 watts on 550 kHz R. Geldart (11) A. Noiles (12) E. Leslie (6) R. J. Gallagher (7) D. Mabee (8, 9) (1) Radio Atlantic (1970) Ltd. (13) Y. LeBlanc (14) J. P. Jackson (15) A. Hebert (10) R. Burke (12) J. Duncon (2) P.O. Box 217, 125 Hanwell Rd. L. Maillet (16) B. MacKenzie (17) B. Oke (13) D. Wilbur (14) W. Whitehouse (15) (3) (506) 455 -5501; Nsrm: 455-7001; (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) Messner (21) E. Daley (17) P. Paquet (18 -21) Group Tlx: 014 -46148 Stephens & Towndrow (22) Cdn. Stand- One (23) MOR (24) 1955 (25) BN (4) D. M. Neill (5, 6) J. T. H. Fenety ard (23) MOR, Contemporary (24) 1934 CKNB CAMPBELLTON (7, 8, 14) J. W. Richards (10) G. F. Catt (25) BN 10,000 watts on 950 kHz (11) D. MorelI (13) G. W. Mountain (15) CFAN NEWCASTLE (CBC affil.) L. Haley (16) F. Eidt (17) G. D. Love 1,000 watts on 790 kHz (1) Restigouche Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) Broadcast Reps (1) Eastern Broadcasting Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 340 (21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) Weed/ (2) Pleasant St., Box 338 (3) (506) 753 -4415 Walton (23) MOR, C &W, Contemporary (3) (506) 622 -3311 (4) J. Schoone (5, 8) D. Alberts (6) K. (24) 1923 (25) BN, BN Voice, NBIS (4) J. Schoone (5, 9) I. Byers (6) B. Coughlan (7, 16) J. Darrell (9) M. Taylor CBA MONCTON Stewart (7, 16) D. Leeman (8) D. (10) G. McWhinney (11) P. Maher (12) 50.000 watts on 1070 kHz Cochrane (10) R. Butcher (11) L. Doyle D. Hume (13) M. Roy (14) K. Ward (15) (1) CBC (12) S. Hamilton (13) B. James (14) R. A. Firlotte (17) L. Rooke (18 -21) Group (2) Box 950 Bourgeouis (15) S. Matheson (18 -21) One (22) Weed /Walton (23) MOR (24) (3) (506) 855 -3370; Tlx: 014 -2284 Group One (22) Weed /Walton (23) Total 1939 (25) BN, CBC (5) G. Thériault (6) A. Landry (8) H. Radio (24) 1970 (25) BN, CBC CJEM EDMUNDSTON Hatheway (10) F. Rochon (14) R. Beau- CBD SAINT JOHN 5,000 watts on 570 kHz lieu (15) A. LeBlanc (17) Y. Bruchesi 10,000 watts on 1110 kHz (CBC affil.) (24) 1939 (25) English Network See CBZ Fredericton for listing (1) Edmundston Radio Ltd. CBAF MONCTON CFBC SAINT JOHN (2) 91 Canada Rd. 5,000 watts on 1300 kHz 10,000 watts on 930 kHz (3) (506) 735 -3351 (1) CBC (1) Fundy Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (4) J. M. Michaud (5, 6) G. A. Lebel (7, (2) P.O. Box 950 (2) P.O. Box 930 14, 16) A. Belzile (8, 10, 11) J. P. Pam - (3) (506) 855 -3370; Nsrm: 855 -3761; (3) (506) 652 -1680; Nsrm: 652 -1650; Tlx: palon (9) R. Duplessis (12) C. Pelletier Tlx: 014 -2284; Nsrm: 014 -327 014 -47495; Bbd: 724 -2823 (13) C. Corbin (15) R. Aucoin (17) M. (5) G. Thériault (6) A. Landry (8) L. J. (4) J. Turnbull (5) R. McLenaghan (6) Soucie (18, 19) Opex (20 -22) All - Cormier (9) D. LeBlanc (10) F. Rochon W. Short (7) P. Peck (8, 14) M. Lee (9) Canada (23) Adult, MOR (24) 1944 (25) (11) C. Dube (13) L. Cyr (14) R. Beau- D. Robertson (10) T. Young (11) I. BN lieu (15) A. LeBlanc (17) Y. Bruchesi Palmer (13) K. Ramsay (15) S. Crawford CBZ FREDERICTON (24) 1954 (25) BN, CP (16) D. Meltzer (17) G. Miller (18, 19, 10,000 watts on 970 kHz CKCW MONCTON 21) Major Market (20) Messner (22) (1) CBC 10,000 watts on 1220 kHz Devney (23) Contemporary (24) 1946 (2) Box 1538 (1) Eastern Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (25) BN, CCNS (3) (506) 455 -8974; Tlx: 014 -46175 (2) P.O. Box 1220 CHSJ SAINT JOHN (5) R. De Boer (6) D. Lawson (10) F. (3) (506) 855 -1220; Nsrm: 382 -6306; 10,000 watts on 1150 kHz Blair (17) B. K. Pitcher (24) 1964 (25) Tlx: 014-2250 (1) New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. Ltd. CBC (4) J. W. Schoone (5, 8) G. Crowell (6) (2) 335 Union Street SPARTA GT12... Another `Just Right' Leader

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 49 AM RADIO STATIONS (15) J. Penny (16) J. Latter (17) J. CJCB SYDNEY KEY Hutchinson (18, 19, 21) Major Market 10,000 watts on 1270 kHz (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- (20) Messner (22) Devney (23) Good (1) Celtic Investments Ltd. dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - Music (24) 1962 (25) BN, BN Voice, (2) P.O. Box 1270 Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager Cdn. Press (Apr. '73 listing) (3) (902) 564 -5596; Tlx: 014 -45195 (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) CKDY DIGBY (4) M. Nathanson (5) N. L. Nathanson News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm (6) W. McDonald (7, 8) F. Denny (9) Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion 1,000 watts on 1420 kHz Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- See CKEN Kentville A. Halloran (10, 11) D. Maclsaac (14) tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) L. Taylor (15) J. MacDonald (17) A. CBH HALIFAX Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- Vernon (18, 19, 21) Major Market (20) ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming 10,000 watts on 860 kHz Messner (22) Devney (23) Varied (24) (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- (1) CBC ation (25) News Service affiliations 1929 (25) BN (2) P.O. Box 3000 (3) (902) 422-8311; Tlx: 019-21618 CKCL TRURO (5) J. McEwan (6) D. G. LeBlanc (7) 1,000 watts on 600 kHz G. F. Brickenden (10) D. Fraser (14) K. (3) (506) 657 -3410; Nsrm: 652 -1150; Tlx: (CBC affil.) H. K. (24) 1944 014 -47218 R. Hill (17) Urbach (1) Colchester Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (4) R. Costello (5, 6) R. J. Buss (7 -9, CHNS HALIFAX (2) P.O. Box 788 14) D. Lafave (10) D. White (11) D. 10,000 watts on 960 kHz (3) (902) 895 -4491; Nsrm: 893 -2525; Gibson (13, 15, 16) G. Craft (17) R. (1) Maritime Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Tlx: 019 -34538 Dowling (18, 19) Mulvihill (20, 21) (2) P.O. Box 400 (4) J. A. Manning (5, 6, 14) J. F. Dodge Western (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR, (3) (902) 422 -1651; Nsrm: 454 -2467 (7, 8) W. F. Harvey (9) J. Armstrong Authoritative News (24) 1934 (25) BN, (4) L. F. Daley (5) H. E. Blackadar (6) (10) M. Laker (11) D. Guy (12) F. Mac- Maritime Voicers J. Connelly (7) H. Godfrey (8, 9) G. Donald (15) R. McSween (16) A. Cox CJCJ WOODSTOCK Kendrick (10) I. Morrison (11) A. Walling (17) E. S. Bernasconi (18 -21) Group 16) 1,000 watts on 920 kHz (13) P. Walsh (14) G. MacLeod (15, One (22) Hooper Jones, Pan Am (23) (CBC affil.) B. Chisslett (17) R. Parker (18 -22) Contemporary /Country (24) 1947 (25) BN BN (1) Carleton- Victoria Broadcasting Co. Standard (23) MOR (24) 1925 (25) CFAB WINDSOR Ltd. CJCH HALIFAX 250 watts on 1450 kHz (2) P.O. Box 920 10,000 watts day, 5,000 night on 920 kHz See CKEN Kentville (3) (506) 328 -6661; Nsrm: 328 -6663 (1) Radio CJCH 920 Ltd. CJLS YARMOUTH (4) W. B. Groh (5, 10, 11) B. A. Smith (2) 2885 Robie St. 5,000 watts day, 1,000 night on 1340 kHz (6) C. Russell (7, 16) D. Rogers (9) K. (3) (902) 453 -2524; Tlx: 019 -21500 (CBC affil.) Stairs (12) W. Tompkins (14) D. Ralston (4) A. F. Waters (5) W. W. Hooper (6) (1) Radio CJLS Ltd. (15) C. Rogers (17) D. Finnie (18 -21) B. Gibb (7 -9) P. St. John (10) B. Ozard (2) 222 Main St. Group One (24) 1959 (25) BN, CBC (11) H. Sullivan (14) J. Keigh (15) J. (3) (902) 742-7175; TIx: 014 -48522 Creaser (17) R. McCausland (18, 19, 21) (4) L. G. Trask (5, 14) G. P. Wyman Major Market (20) Messner (22) Devney (6, 16) G. Boudreau (7, 8) C. Perry (9) (23) Contemporary (24) 1944 (25) BN, D. Moores (10) R. Allen (11) W. Norman Nova Scotia CP, CCNS, UPI (12) Y. Crowther (15) M. Smith (17) D. CKEN KENTVILLE Smith (18 -21) Group One (22) Weed/ CKDH AMHERST 1,000 watts day, 500 night on 1490 kHz Walton (23) MOR (24) 1968 (25) BN 1,000 watts on 900 kHz (CBC affil.) (1) Tantramar Broadcasting Co. (1) Evangeline Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 8 (2) 11 Webster St. (3) (902) 667 -3875; Tlx: 019 -33522 (3) (902) 678 -2111; Tlx: 014 -4070 (4) J. A. Manning (5, 6) F. W. Arenburg (4) F. J. Burns (5) W. A. Bishop (8, 9) Prince Edward (7-9, 14) J. P. Gaudet (10) G. deGannes L. Fevens (10) R. Pulsifer (11) A. Ed- (11) P. Kennedy (12) H. MacDonald (15) wards (15) W. Appleby (17) D. H. Morri- Island V. Hutchinson (16) M. Game (17) G. son (18 -21) Group One (22) Hooper Lewis (18 -21) Group One (22) Hooper Jones, Pan Am (23) Varied (24) 1948 CFCY CHARLOTTETOWN Jones, Pan Am (23) Contemporary (24) (25) BN (Nov. '71 listing) 1957 (25) CP 10,000 watts on 630 kHz CKAD MIDDLETON (CBC affil.) CJFX ANTIGONISH 1,000 watts on 1350 kHz (1) Island Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. 10,000 watts on 580 kHz See CKEN Kentville (2) 51 University Ave., Box 1060 (CBC affil.) CKEC NEW GLASGOW (3) (902) 894-7347; TIx: 014 -44 -104 (1) Atlantic Broadcasters Ltd. 5,000 watts on 1320 kHz (4) J. Schoone (5) D. Chamberlain (6) (2) P.O. Box 970 (CBC affil.) F. Lewis (7, 16) S. Luck (8) L. McAulay (3) (902) 863-4580; TIx: 014 -41532 (1) Hector Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (9) D. Holland (10) W. Carter (11) E. (4) D. J. MacEachern (5, 13) B. F. (2) 84 Provost St. Waters (12) R. Younker (13) M. Murtagh Rafuse (6, 12) G. MacKinnon (7) B. (3) (902) 752 -4200 (14) D. Wood (15) P. Williams (17) W. (8, 11) R. MacDonald (9) M. Graham (4) D. B. Freeman (5) D. Walker (6, 14) Corney (18, 19) Mulvihill (23) MOR (24) D. MacLean (15) M. Alexander (10) S. Warner (8) S. Carew (9) B. Cooke 1924 (25) BN D. Holmes Group MacLean (17) (18 -21) (10) T. Teiman (11) J. B. MacDonald Pan Am CJRW SUMMERSIDE One (22) Hooper Jones, (23) (15) M. Fraser (17) P. Lann (18 -21) Varied (24) 1943 (25) CP, BN 250 watts on 1240 kHz Radio -TV Reps (22) D. Cooke (23) MOR (1) Gulf Broadcasting Co. Ltd. BRIDGEWATER CKBW (24) 1953 (25) CP (2) 218 Water St. 10.000 watts on 1000 kHz CBI SYDNEY (3) (902) 463 -2201: Tlx: 014 -2612 (CBC affil.) 10,000 watts on 1140 kHz (4, 5, 6, 11, 14) P. H. Schurman (7, 9, 12) (1) Acadia Broadcasting Ltd. Co. (1) CBC L. Huestis (8) J. Perry (10) V. McPhail Dominion St. (2) 215 (2) 285 Alexandra St., P.O. 700 (15) R. MacSweeney (16) R. Ahern (17) (3) (902) 543- 2401; Tlx: 019 -21893 (3) (902) 539 -5050; Tlx: 019 -35109 F. L. MacFarlane (18 -22) Radio -TV Reps (4) L. L. Rogers (5) J. F. Hirtle (6, 16) (5) A. W. Wilson (6) H. Tobin (8) B. (23) Varied (24) 1948 (25) BN P. A. B. Mac - Rogers (7) Mosher (8) Bullock (10) I. Munn (17) C. Verge (24) Laren (9) G. Buckler (10) E. Boylan 1948 (25) BN, CP, CBC (11) D. Horne (12) H. Wilson (13) V. CHER SYDNEY Fleming (14) G. Richards (15) L. Munn 1,000 watts on 950 kHz Newfoundland (17) D. Hirtle (18 -21) Group One (22) (1) Radio Cape Breton Hooper Jones, Pan Am (23) MOR, C &W, (2) Box 950 & Labrador MOT (24) 1947 (25) BN (3) (902) 539 -2900; Nsrm: 539 -3840 CFDR DARTMOUTH (4) S. Campbell (5, 8) M. Campbell (6) CBY CORNER BROOK 5,000 watts on 790 kHz P. Campbell (7, 9, 16) W. Boone (11) 10,000 watts on 990 kHz (1) Radio Dartmouth Ltd. K. Snow (12) B. Henry (13, 14) C. Hum- (1) CBC (2) P.O. Box 1007, 12 Queen St. phrey (15) T. Joseph (17) H. Haukli (2) P.O. Box 610 (3) (902) 469 -9231; Nsrm: 469 -1235 (18 -21) Group One (22) Canadian Stan- (3) (709) 634 -3141; Tlx: 016 -44222 (4, 5) C. A. Patterson (6) W. L. Patter- dard Broadcast Sales (23) Contemporary (5) R. G. O'Brien (6) G. Kenny (10) E. son (7, 14) D. Howell (8, 9) G. J. Par- (24) 1965 (25) BN Voice & Wire (Nov. J. Byrne (17) D. Blois (24) 1943, Re- sons (10) K. Weston (11) P. Connolly '72 listing) broadcaster CBNA St. Anthony

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A. C. Simmonds & Sons Limited 285 Yorkland Blvd., Willowdale, Ontario M2J 1SE 1711 Si--4LJRE Radio Network (23) Religious (3) (709) 489-2102; TIx: 016 -4258 Music, Public Service (24) 1929 (25) (5) M. A. Grace (24) 1949 BN (Nov. '72 listing) VOCM ST. JOHN'S CJCN GRAND FALLS 10,000 watts on 590 kHz 10,000 watts on 680 kHz (1) Colonial Broadcasting System Ltd. (1) Nfld. Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 8 -590 (2) P.O. Box 458 (3) (709) 726 -5590; Nsrm:726 -5163; (3) (709) 489 -2470 Bbd: 722 -2911 R (4) C. Jamieson (5) M. Roberts (6, 12) (4) J. V. Butler (5) B. Williamson (6) J. Joy (7) J. Edison (8) S. Saunders (9) D. Ferry (7-9) J. Murphy (10) E. Harris L. White (10) G. Lannon (11) A. Holland (11) G. MacLaren (15) P. Tuff (16) P. (13) L. Wheeler (14) V. Edwards (15) Boone (17) I. H. LeDrew (18, 19) Mulvi- B. Elliott (17) B. Whitehorne (23) MOR, hill (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR, Con- C &W (24) 1964 (25) BN (Nov. '71 temporary, Country (24) 1936 (25) BN, listing) SBN, NBC, VOCM (Apr. '73 listing) CKCM GRAND FALLS VOWR ST. JOHN'S 10,000 watts on 620 kHz 1,000 watts on 800 kHz (1) Colonial Broadcasting System Ltd. (1) Wesley United Church (non- comm'I.) Member benefits include: (2) P.O. Box 620 (2) P.O. Box 1567 (3) (709) Marketing Data Centre 489 -2192 (3) (709) 579 -9233 (4) J. V. Butler (5, 15) J. M. Murdoch (4) R. Crummey (8, 9) E. Hudson (17) Sound Library (6) E. Connolly (7, 8, 14) J. Murphy (9) R. Peddle (24) 1924 K. McGowan (10) T. Hart (11) B. Mac- CFSX Workshops and Sales Donald (17) STEPHENVILLE H. G. Feltham (18, 19) 500 watts on 910 kHz Training Seminars Mulvihill (23) C &W, Contemporary (24) (1) Happy Valley Broadcasting 1962 (25) Co. Ltd. Research Facilities CP, SRN, Local (2) P.O. Box 276 CFGB HAPPY VALLEY (3) (709) 643 -2191 Plus many many more. 1,000 watts on 1340 kHz (4) Dr. N. F. Murphy (5, 14, 15) G. (1) CBC Murphy (6) W. Morrison (8) D. Lidstone (2) Box 490, Happy Valley, Labrador (9) P. Smith (10, 11) D. Gibbon (17) Find out why you should be (3) (709) 896 -2911; Tlx: 016 -2 -24 J. Goosney (18, 19) Radio & TV Sales a member of RSB (5) B. M. Dawe (24) 1943 (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR (24) 1964 Broadcaster Directory-VZ3 -9543 (25) BN, Cdn. Contemporary News Call RSB CHCM MARYSTOWN CFLW WABUSH The Radio Sales Bureau 1,000 watts on 560 kHz 250 watts on 1340 kHz (1) Colonial Broadcasting System (1) Humber Valley Broadcasting Co. Ltd. 12 Sheppard Street (2) P.O. Box 560, Ville Marie Dr. (2) P.O. Box 670, Wabush, Labrador, Nfld. Toronto 1, Ontario r-, (3) (709) 279 -2560; Nsrm:279 -2562 (3) (709) 282 -3601 (4) J. V. Butler (5, 7) R. Murphy (6) M. (4) Dr. N. F. Murphy (5, 14, 15) K. (416) 363 -2011 McHugh (8, 14) E. Pennell (9) G. Davis Pittman (6) H. Denief (8, 9) F. Power z (10, 11) R. Power (15, 16) M. Drake (10, 11) A. Budgell (17) J. Parsons (18, *RSB now has 221 members. (17) I. H. LeDrew (23) Music of Today 19) Radio & TV Sales (22) Cdn. Standard (24) 1961 (25) NBC, BN, CP, SBN, (23) MOR (24) 1971 (25) BN, Canadian VOCM News Service Contemporary News 52 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 New generation Strobe- Beacon meets all the latest FAA requirements...and then some.

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(1) Okanagan Radio Ltd. (2) 33 Carmi Ave. KEY Tlx: (1) (3) (604) 492 -2800; 048 -8850; Bbd: Alberta Owner or Company Name (2) Mail- 243 -2 -151 ing Address (3) Telephone Nsrm. - - (4) D. C. Barkman (5) G. W. Pash (6) Tlx Twx Broadband CHFM -FM CALGARY - - (Bbd.) (4) H. C. Dane (7 -9) G. Sherwood (15) L. President (5) Manager 11,000 watts on 95.9 MHz (6) Commercial Levin (16) D. Rees (17) B. A. O'Neill (1) Moffat Communications Ltd. Manager (7) Production Manager (8) (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Easy Listening, Program Manager (2) P.O. Box 1140, T2P 2M7 (9) Music Director MOR, Concert (24) 1965 (25) BN, CBC, (10) News Director (11) Sports Director BCRN (3) (403) 263 -8160; Tlx: 038- 21741; Bbd: (12) Farm Director (13) Women's Direc- 833 -2517 tor (14) Promotion Manager (15) Traffic (4) J -R. Mitchell (5) T. E. McBride (6) Manager (16) Copy Director (17) Chief CJAT -FM TRAIL G. S. Menzies (8) B. Robertson (9) B. 12,600 watts Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) Mont- on 106.7 MHz Brown (10) M. Dale (11) B. Powers (14) real Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) (1) Kootenay Broadcasting Co. Ltd. M. Love (15) M. Lawrence (16) M. 1300 Ave. Vancouver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) (2) Cedar Forbes (17) Martronic Enterprises (18, Programming (overall format) (24) Year (3) (604) 368 -5511; Nsrm: 368 -8000; 19, 21) Unicorn (22) Devney (23) station began operation (25) News Tlx: 041 -4435 Sounds of Love, Classics (24) 1971 (25) Service affiliations (4) L. Hoole (5, 7 -9) J. P. Kobluk (6) CCNS R. W. Meneer (13, 14) D. J. Glover (10) CFRN -FM EDMONTON B. Lawrie (11) J. Remesz (15) D. A. 16,200 watts on 100.3 MHz Townsend (16) A. Veyse (17) J. Renzie (1) (18, 19) Unicorn (20, 21) Western (22) Sunwapta Broadcasting Ltd. (2) Box E Cooke (23) Easy Listening, Jazz, Clas- 5030, Station (403) 484 -3311; 484 -3313; sical, Broadway, Film Music (24) 1968 (3) Nsrm: Tlx: 037 -2257 (25) BN Voice N.W.T. (4) G. R. A. Rice (5, 6, 14) G. Duffield (7 -9) Kelso B. CBU -FM VANCOUVER G. (10) Hogle (11) A. McCann (15) P. Stolte M. CKON -FM BAKER LAKE 100,000 watts on 105.7 MHz (16) Majury (17) T. E. & 60 watts on 99.3 MHz (1) CBC Wadson (18 -21) Radio Tele- (CBC affil.) (2) Box 4600 vision Sales (22) Cdn. Standard (23) Good Music 1947 (1) Qamanittuap Naalautaa Society (3) (604) 684 -0246; Tlx 04 -51207 (24) (25) BN, CP, SRN (2) Baker Lake, N.W.T. (5) K. Davey (8) K. R. Barry (10) J. CJCA-FM EDMONTON (5) D. Simailak (23) 80% Eskimo (23) Baugh (14) R. Jessup (17) J. Wighton 400 watts on 99.5 MHz 1973 (Apr. '73 listing) (24) 1947 (1) Edmonton Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) 10230 -108th St. CBUF -FM VANCOUVER (3) (403) 424 -4131; Tlx: 037 -2229 50,000 watts on 97.7 MHz (4, 5) C. A. Perry (6) J. L. Sayers (7) (1) CBC G. Payne (8, 9) H. Boon (10) M. Blakely British Columbia (2) Box 4600 (11) B. Hall (14) L. Underhill (15) B. (3) (604) 684 -0246; Tlx: 04 -51207 Cook (16) V. Jenkins (17) G. Skutle CFFM -FM KAMLOOPS (5) J. D. Landry (6) A. Sommerfeld (14) (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Easy Listening 4,000 watts on 98.3 MHz J. Baillaut (17) J. Wighton (24) 1967 (24) 1944 (25) BN, Selkirk News Service, (1) Twin Cities Radio Ltd. CP (2) 460 Pemberton Terrace CHOM -FM VANCOUVER CKUA -FM EDMONTON (3) (604) 372 -3322; Tlx: 048 -8148; Bbd: 100,000 watts on 103.5 MHz 352 watts on 98.1 MHz 843 -2 -257 (1) Q. Broadcasting Ltd. (1) Alberta Government Telephones (4) D. S. Clark (5) B. Meisner (6) W. (2) 1134 Burrard St. (2) 10526 Jasper Ave. Pedersen (7-9, 12) J. Zack (10) D. Col- (3) (604) 682 -3141; Tlx: 04 -51110 (3) (403) 422 -5161 lins (11) R. Arnish (13, 15) C. Quist (4, 5) J. E. Stark (6, 14) N. L. Hullah (5) J. W. Hagerman (7, 9) E. K. Kil- (14) P. Long (16) B. Holsworth (17) V. (7, 8) M. L. Foisy (9) A. Glass (11) B. patrick (10, 11) C. Noack (13) M. P. Gollmar (18 -22) All- Canada (23) C &W, Keene (15) A. Bolton (16) J. Gothe (17) Blackburn (14, 15) K. Wright (17) W. Classics in the evening (24) 1963 (25) S. W. Davis (18, 19) Stephens & Town - Pinko (23) Information, Educational, Newsradio, Capitol City News, CBC, drow (21) Cockfield /Brown (22) Weed/ Non -commercial (24) 1948 (25) BN CBS, BN Walton (23) Easy Listening (24) 1960 (Apr. '73 listing) CJOV -FM KELOWNA (25) Newsradio, BN CHEC -FM LETHBRIDGE 3.800 watts on 104.7 MHz 250 watts on 100.9 MHz (CBC affil.) CKLG -FM VANCOUVER (1) Southern Alberta Broadcasting Ltd. (1) Okanagan FM Broadcasters Ltd. 100,000 watts on 99.3 MHz (2) Box 1090 (2) Box 100, 1491 Pandosy St. (1) Moffat Communications Ltd. (3) (403) 328-3311; TIx: 038-49154; (3) (604) 762 -3331; Tlx: 048 -5131 (2) 1006 Richards St. Bbd: 833 -2 -616 (4) J. H. Browne (5) D. S. Dunn (6) (3) (604) 681 -7511; TIx: 04-53278; (4, 5) H. W. Brown (6) R. Bruchet (7, 8) C. F. Patrick (7, 9) B. Gracie (10) F. Bbd: 84 -32117 W. Edwards (9) J. Oliver (10) M. McGill Robertson (11) S. McAllister (12) J. (4) J. R. Mitchell (5) D. M. E. Hamilton (11) A. Bell (12) L. Dow (13) C. Halli- Bews (13) G. Mildenburger (14) J. Pare (7) F. Callaghan (8, 9) S. Ginsberg (10) well (14) B. Clark (15) M. Bosch (16) (15) J. Mitchell (16) J. Schinnick (17) D. Richards (15) L. Thompson (17) P. C. Colwill (17) R. Verhulst (18, 19, 21) M. Doctorman (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Mackintosh (18, 19, 21) Unicorn (22) Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner (22) Oakes MOR (24) 1964 (25) BN, Capital News Devney (23) Contemporary (24) 1964 (23) MOR, Classical (24) 1959 (25) BN, Voice (Apr. '73 listing) (25) CCN BN Voice, Ottawa News Bureau CFM ; -FM NEW WESTMINSTER CKRD -FM RED DEER 100,000 watts on 101.1 MHz CFMS -FM VICTORIA 1,460 watts on 98.9 MHz (1) Radio NW Ltd. 19,000 watts on 98.5 MHz (1) Central Alberta Broadcasting (1961) (2) 815 McBride Plaza (1) Capital Broadcasting System Ltd. Ltd. (3) (604) 521 -4808; Bbd: 843 -2 -119 (2) P.O. Box 967 (2) Box 5555 (4) Wm. J. Hughes (5) M. Cooper (6) (3) (604) 384-7136; TIx: 044 -8260; (3) (403) 347 -6681; Tlx: 038-316 G. Garrett (8) R. Gunn (14) J. Plul (15) Bbd: 844 -2 -812 (4, 5) H. L. Flock (6) P. Henry (7) M. H. Clare (16) T. Antonias (17) P. Calvert (4) D. M. Armstrong (5, 8) W. Cownden Gordon (8) D. Fix (9) W. Hild (10) P. (18, 19) Standard (20, 21) Western (22) (6) J. Dunbar (9) A. Cooper (10) E. Bourre (11) L. Harris (12) D. Riddell Cdn. Standard (23) Popular Standards Mason (11) T. Bricker (12) R. Schuitema (14) B. Meisner (15) J. Tennant (16) D. (24) 1970 (25) BN. CP, UPI, SBN (15) B. U. Davies (17) F. Cole (18, 19, Nelson (17) K. Martin (18, 19) Radio -TV CKOK -FM PENTICTON 21) Radio -TV Reps (20) Messner (22) Reps (20) Messner (21) Stephens & 1,800 watts on 97.1 MHz Sumner (23) Beautiful Music (24) 1954 Towndrow (22) ABC (24) 1965 (25) BN (CBC affil.) (25) Newsradio, BN (Apr. '73 listing)

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CFMQ -FM REGINA 6,200 watts on 92.1 MHz AEL (1) Metropolitan Broadcasting Co. (2) P.O. Box 3360 (3) (306) 525 -9195 (4, 5) M. G. Lockhart (7, 8) A. Gill (9) transmitter N. Greene (10) D. Degenstien (11) M. Saunders (13) L. Quinton (15) B. Pater- son (16) C. Deis (17) E. Reil (18-21) Hardy (23) MOR (24) 1966 (25) BN features: CFMC -FM SASKATOON 6,020 watts on 103.9 MHz (1) General Broadcasting Ltd. ...five-year warranty (2) 1221 -8th Street East, S7H 0S5 (3) (306) 343 -1608 (4) J. Semenchuk (5, 6) J. P. Hamilton (7 -9) L. Gaska (10, 11) J. O'Herron (14, ...twenty -year 16) D. Saretsky (15) Y. Balkwill (17) A. Pippin (18 -21) Hardy (23) MOR, Classical (24) 1965 (25) BN parts availability. CJUS -FM SASKATOON 3,800 watts on 89.7 MHz non -commercial The new AEL FM- 25/25KD was designed to (1) University of Saskatchewan provide exceptionally high power FM broadcasting (2) P.O. Box 386, University of Saskatchewan S7N OWO service with a high degree of redundancy and re- (3) (306) 343-3747; TIx: 034 -2659 liability to meet power level requirements of up (4) D. Collier (5) G. Walburn (15) S. Niyazi (17) L. T. A. Reynolds (23) Non- to 50KW TPO. commercial, educational programs, ethnic, classical, folk, jazz, progressive rock (24) To get it, we combined two AEL FM -25KD 1965 (25) BN 25KW FM transmitters, whose combined outputs are connected to the antenna through a true 90° Manitoba hybrid combiner. If you're impressed so far, just wait until you CKX -FM BRANDON see the specs and hear the whole story. 5,800 watts on 96.1 MHz (CBC affil.) (1) Western Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd. THE NEW AEL FM- 25/25KD BROADCAST TRANSMITTER (2) 2940 Victoria Ave. (3) (204) 728 -1150; Nsrm: 728-1150; Tlx: 03 -5016 Packs a 50KW TPO Wallop! (4) J. B. Craig (5) A. S. Craig (6) E. Holland (7, 9) C. Birnie (8) R. Thompson Also available AM Transmitters from AEL (10) M. Sharpe (11) C. Jones (12) F. ... Bird (14) J. Stewart (15) D. Menard AM -5 KD, AM -10 KD, AM -50 KD (16) S. Mediarmid (17) L. DuBois (18- 22) All- Canada (23) Country, Good Music (24) 1963 (25) BN (Nov. '72 listing) CBW -FM WINNIPEG 365,000 watts on 98.3 MHz (1) CBC (2) P.O. Box 160, R3C 2H1 (3) (204) 774 -2541; Tlx: 07 -57780 (5) D. Cruickshank (14) N. Cowan (17) R. D. Fairley (24) 1965 CFRW-FM WINNIPEG 6,500 watts on 94.3 MHz (1) Jim Pattison Broadcasting Ltd. (2) 432 Main St. (3) (204) 957 -0000 OMENS (4) J. A. Pattison (5) E. E. Yuzak (6) V. Dann (7) S. Kelly (8) D. Roman (9) B. Quinn (10, 11) R. Hill (14, 16) D. Sexsmith (15) T. Persona (17) B. Edgar (18, 19) Radio House (21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) A. Potter, B. Walton (23) Ethnic and Rock Format, Stereo Music (24) 1963 (25) BN CJOB -FM WINNIPEG 310,000 watts on 97.5 MHz (1) Radio OB Ltd. (2) 930 Portage Ave. (3) (204) 786-2471; Bbd: 824-2-114 (news), 824 -2 -112 (sales) (4, 5) R. M. MacLennan (6) J. E. Smith AMERICAN MLECTRONIC (8, 9, 12) P. Grant (10) S. Halinda (11) LABORATORIES, INC. K. Nicolson (14) K. Briggs (15) M. Giles Represented in Canada by: (16) D. lanson (17) N. East (18, 19) Standard (20, 21) Western (22) Cdn. MSC Electronics, Ltd., 254 Wildcat Road, Downsview. Ontario M3J 2N5

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 55 FM RADIO STATIONS Mulvihill (21) Stephens & Towndrow (10) T. McConnell (17) G. A. Robitaille KEY (22) Devney (23) Smooth MOR (24) (18, 19, 21) FM Canada (22) Devney (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- 1969 (25) BN, News Radio (23) Variety (24) 1948 (25) CP, AP, dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - CCNS Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) CKDS -FM HAMILTON Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager 200,000 watts on 95.3 MHz CKAT -FM NORTH BAY (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) (1) Radio ML Ltd. 5,860 watts on 93.7 MHz News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion (2) 11 Springer Ave. (1) Nothern Broadcasting Limited Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- (3) (416) 549 -2453; Nsrm: 549 -2944 (2) 739 Main St. E. tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) (4) T. E. Darling (5) W. E. Hall (6) R. J. (3) (705) 472 -3693; Tlx: 027 -76193 Montreal Reps (20) (21) Winnipeg Reps Vancou- V. ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming Drew (7, 9) B. Osborne (10) W. Beck (4) R. E. Ancell (5) G. Marratto (6) (overall format) (24) Year station began oper- (13) A. Anderson (14) B. Krueger (15) G. Francis (7, 8) P. Handley (9) B. Karr ation (25) News Service affiliations L. Thompson (16) F. Sharpe (17) E. (10, 11) J. Darby (13) N. Barner (15) Victor (18, 19) Standard (20, 21) West- J. Stevens (16) D. Adams (17) E. Pfeifer ern (22) Cdn. Standard (23) Easy Listen- (18, 19) Mulvihill (21, 22) All- Canada Standard (23) C &W, Ethnic, Folk (24) ing (24) 1964 (25) BN, CP, SRN (23) MOR, Classical (24) 1967 (25) CP, 1948 (25) SRN BN KINGSTON CKY -FM WINNIPEG CFRC -FM 1,270 watts on 91.9 MHz CKQS -FM OSHAWA 360,000 watts on 92.1 MHz (1 -2) University 100,000 watts on 94.9 MHz (1) Moffat Queen's Communications Ltd. -6677 (1) Lakeland Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (2) Polo Park (3) (613) 547 A. K. Marshall (23) Non -Commercial, (2) 360 King St. E. (3) (204) 775 -0371; Tlx: 07-57745 (5) Fine Arts, Classics, Talks, Education (24) (3) (416) 723 -3415; Toronto 922 -5611 (4) J. R. Mitchell D. E. Lyman (5) (6) 1953 (4) G. G. Garrison (5, 7) V. Cavanaugh B. Morlock (8, 9) H. Brittain (10) D. (6) J. Cane (9) D. Lennick (10) I. Sutton O'Hara (11) A. Arnot (14, 16) T. Oliver CKLC -FM KINGSTON 1,000 watts on 98.3 MHz (11) B. Burr (15) A. Wild (16) J. Walters (17) G. Schmaltz (18, 19, 21) Unicom (17) W. C. (1) St. Lawrence Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Marchand (18) Key Time (22) Devney (23) Quality, Classical (24) Sales (19 -21) (2) 99 Brock St., P.O. Box 1030 Group One (22) Devney 1962 (25) CCNS, BN (23) MOR, (3) (613) 544 -1380; Bbd: 782 -2 -892 Classical (24) 1957 (25) BN (4) T. D. French (5) C. J. Bermingham CBO -FM OTTAWA (6) J. F. French (8, 14) G. Parr (9) S. 70,000 watts on 103.3 MHz Ontario Nicholas (10) R. Wotten (11) G. Beres - (1) CBC ford (12) J. Thompson (13) C. Philips (2) Box 3220, Station C, K1Y 1E4 CJBQ -FM BELLEVILLE (15) N. Jackson (16) W. Gordon (17) (3) (613) 725-3511; TIx: 053 -4260 17,400 watts on 97.1 MHz A. Aufleger (18, 19) Radio House (20, (5) G. Bruce (8) S. A. Skelley (10) K. (CBC affil.) 21) Hardy (22) Weed /Walton (23) Easy Brown (14) B. A. Stewart (15) J. Layer (1) Quinte Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Listening (24) 1953 (25) BN, CBS, News - (17) L. E. Webb (24) 1947 (2) 45 Bridge St. E. radio CFMO -FM OTTAWA (3) (613) 968 -5555 CKWS -FM KINGSTON 196,000 watts on 93.9 MHz (4) Dr. G. A. Morton (5) F. C. Murray 5,400 watts on 96.3 MHz (1) Radio Station CFRA Ltd. (6, 12) P. Flagler (7 -9) P. Thompson (CBC affil.) (2) 150 Isabella St. K1S 5A3 (10) D. Sovereign (11) J. Devine (14) (1) Frontenac Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (3) (613) 233 -6731 A. Pooley (15) P. Trudeau (16) D. (2) 170 Queen St. (4) A. Waters (5) G. Atkinson (6) J. R. Lovering (17) J. Buchanan (18, 19, 21) (3) (613) 544 -2340; Nsrm: 542 -9232; Smith (8, 9) R. Eckford (10, 11) E. Cal - FM Canada (22) Cdn. Standard (23) Tlx: 026 -2256 cutt (14) S. Hards (15) C. de la Fon- MOR, Classical (24) 1962 (25) BN (4) A. L. Davies (5) A. Brooks (6) L. taine (16) S. Pilkington (17) G. Roach CHIC -FM BRAMPTON Clark (7, 9) W. Cavanagh (8) C. Cogan (18, 19, 21) FM Canada (20) Messner 857 watts on 102.1 MHz (10) G. Burston (11) M. Jackson (13, (22) Devney (23) Popular, Classical (1) CHIC Radio Limited 15) B. Chandler (14) G. McColman (16) (24) 1959 (25) CCNS, BN, CP, AP, PPG, (2) 2 Ellen St. A. Cornfield (17) L. Cameron (18 -21) Ontario Legislature (Apr. '73 listing) (3) (416) 451 -3110; Twx: 416 -249 -8505 Stephens & Towndrow (22) All- Canada CKBY -FM OTTAWA (4) L. A. Allen (6) H. J. Allen, Jr. (8, 9) (23) MOR, Classical, Talks (24) 1946 148,000 watts on 105.3 MHz S. Cameron (10) D. Goldhawk (9) P. (25) CBC, BN, BN Voice (1) CKOY Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 3130, Schulze (11) H. Stover (13) A. Spelvin -FM KITCHENER Station C CFCA (3) (613) 722 -6501 (15) G. Moreland (16) A. Schopp (17) 100,000 watts on 105.3 MHz F. (4) G. F. Henderson (5) J. Owen (18 -21) Hardy (22) Devney (1) Central Ontario Television Ltd. Daly (6) J. (23) Contemporary Turrall (8, 9) T. Daigle (10) B. Staton Underground (25) (2) 864 King St. E. (11) B. Murray (14) BN (3) (519) 578 -1313; Toronto (416) G. Page (15) R. Corrigan (16) K. Black (17) S. CKPC -FM BRANTFORD 366-0852; TIx: 069 -5432 Harrison (18 -21) All- Canada (23) C &W MOR (24) 50,000 watts on 92.1 MHz (4, 5) W. D. McGregor (6) W. T. Valen- 1969 (25) CBS, Newsradio, CP (1) Telephone City Broadcast Ltd. tine (8) D. J. MacDonald (9) G. Hoffman (2) 571 West St. (10) G. McLaren (11) B. Inkol (14) D. L. CHEX -FM PETERBOROUGH (3) (519) 753 -2664 Willcox (15) M. George (16) F. Russell 3,400 watts on 101.5 MHz (4, 5) R. D. Buchanan (6) D. Woodley (17) P. J. Turchan (18, 19, 21) FM (1) Kawartha Broadcasting (8, 9, 11) A. Anderson (10) J. McFadyen Canada (22) Cdn. Standard (23) MOR (2) P.O. Box 659 (15) I. Schroeder (16) M. Warren (17) Good Music (24) 1967 (25) BN, CP (3) (705) 742 -7708; Nsrm: 742 -8712; J. Featherston (18) Key Time Sales (19- Tlx: 029 -810 21) Group One (23) MOR, Classical, CHYM -FM KITCHENER (4) R. Davies (5) W. Rewegan (6) W. C. C &W (24) 1947 (25) BN 50,000 watts on 96.7 MHz Fontaine (8) D. O'Neil (9) D. Sproule (1) Greatlakes Broadcasting System (10) J. Wolff (12) S. Eyre (13) M. CJSS -FM CORNWALL Ltd. Callaghan (14) A. Simmons (15) M. 850 watts on 104.5 MHz (2) 305 King St. W. Martin (16) G. Walker (17) B. Wilke (18, (1) Tri -Co Broadcasting Ltd. (3) (519) 743 -2611; Toronto (416) 19, 21) Stephens & Towndrow (22) AIl- (2) P.O. Box 969, 237 Water St. E. 457 -5599; Bbd: 784 -2 -185 Canada (23) Easy Listening (24) 1968 (3) (613) 932 -5180; Nsrm: 932 -5309 (4) D. G. Campbell (5) J. Larke (6) M. (25) Newsradio Lindsay (7 -9) K. (4 -6, 8) P. Emard (7) W. Waldroff (9, Sterling (10) B. Pauley CHSC -FM ST. CATHARINES (11) D. 13) E. Fitzimmons (10, 11) B. Gallant Cameron (14) G. Hume (15) J. 100,000 watts on 105.7 MHz Lavery B. Wood (12) C. Fisher (15) A. Valley (16) E. (16) (17) B. Onn (18, (1) Radio Station CHSC Limited 19) Howard (17) R. Levy (18 -22) All- Canada Mulvihill (20, 21) Stephens & Town- (2) 36 St., Box 1220, 7C7 drow (22) Queenston L2R (23) MOR (24) 1949 (25) BN Devney (23) Modern Country (3) (416) 682 -6691 (24) 1949 (25) BN, CP, News Radio CJOY -FM GUELPH (4) R. E. Redmond (5, 8) M. F. Hanson 50,000 watts on 106.1 MHz CFPL -FM LONDON (6) J. K. Shields (7) R. Hebert (9) D. (1) CJOY Ltd. 179,000 watts on 95.9 MHz Gordon (10) J. Marino (11) K. Edmands (2) Box 217 (1) CFPL Broadcasting Ltd. (12) R. Fleming (13) C. Burnside (14) (3) (519) 824 -7000 (2) Box 2580, 369 York St. W. S. Peckham (15) J. Hameka (16) H. (4) W. O. Slatter (5) N. A. Stillman (6) (3) (519) 434 -4551, 434 -2115; Nsrm: Reinhart (17) R. W. Brundle (18, 19) W. D. Dawkins (8) D. LeBlanc (9) G. 439 -8861; Bbd: 786 -2 -711 Mulvihill (20, 21) Radio -TV Reps (22) Field (10, 11) N. Jary (13, 16) M. Kane (4) M. T. Brown (5) C. N. Knight (6) Devney (23) Quality Easy Listening (24) (15) L. Strong (17) L. Smith (18, 19) K. G. Smith (8) G. Bingle (9) G. Cauchi 1967 (25) BN

56 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 Here are five good reasons to buy I VC's fully- automatic broadcast 240 Film Chain Camera and 4000A Multiplexer. We have dozens more.

A better mirror system. The IVC- 4000A's mirrors It makes your studio swing vertically, like the look nicer. flag on a taxi meter. This But we can't tell you all approach makes it diffi- about the 240 and the cult for dust to settle on 4000A here -there isn't Money. We put the latest the reflective surfaces and room to talk about their solid -state circuitry and provides a smooth on -air minimal maintenance re- some clever design tech- transition; the special quirements, their excep- niques into the IVC -240 tapered mirrors are po- tional stability, their and the 4000A -not just sitioned by self -braking hands -off operation, their to make them more relia- motors in just one fifth automatic features. We ble, but to give them the of a second. Audio -follow suggest you write to industry's finest price/ logic is built into the Camera Product Manager performance ratio. Ex- system. at the address below. ample: we use costly precision fixtures, like other We'll be glad to give you manufacturers, to align all the reasons why the 240's dichroic mirrors. a choosing IVC is a good Money again: Having move. Unlike other manufac- single neutral- density turers, however, we set filter wheel inside the the mirrors permanently camera for automatic in optical epoxy. The ex- white level is a special pensive fixtures stay here cost -saving bonus from -but the precise optical the IVC -240. This unique alignment stays with the arrangement can save you 240 -permanently. Fea- A free -standing camera up to $4200 by elimi- tures like this hold the cabinet. Ordinarily, if you nating the usual separate price of the 240/4000A accidentally bumped into disc for each projector. combination to less than a film -chain camera, The lightweight disc and $40,000. you'd disturb the picture. high- torque motor, which But when the IVC -240's are built into the camera cabinet is accidentally enclosure, respond to bumped or nudged, picture light level changes up to positional stability, as 100 to 1 in 0.6 second viewed on a picture mon- (maximum). And typical itor, is virtually unaf- changes are compensated fected. The reason: the for much faster. optical system and Vidi- con /yoke assemblies are An automatic black level mounted on a separate circuit complements the rigid backbone that is automatic white level lagged directly into the control. Result: hands -off floor through the sheet operation -all day. metal of the cabinet. The effect is the mechanical isolation of optics and cabinet. (Ib IVO International Video Corpora ion IVC of Canada, Ltd. 1772 Albion Road, Rexdale, Ontario, Telephone: (416) 749 -7539 FM RADIO STATIONS CKOT -FM TILLSONBURG Colley (17) C. Eastwood (18, 19) Stand- KEY 1,135 watts on 100.5 MHz ard (20. 21) Western (22) Cdn. Standard (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- (1) Tillsonburg Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (24) 1961 (25) SBN, CP, BN, UPI, NBC dress (3) Telephone - Nsrm. - Tlx - Twx - Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) Manager (6) (2) P.O. Box 10 (Apr. '73 listing) Commercial Manager (7) Production Manager (3) (519) 842 -4281 (8) Program Manager (9) Music Director (10) CJOM -FM WINDSOR News Director (11) Sports Director (12) Farm (4) J. Lamers, Sr. (5, 6, 14) J. D. 160,000 watts on 88.7 MHz Director (13) Women's Director (14) Promotion Lamers, Jr. (7, 8) B. Capp (9) D. (1) Radio Windsor Canadian Ltd. Manager (15) Traffic Manager (16) Copy Direc- Bourdeau (10, 11) B. (12, 16) 1E2 tor (17) Chief Engineer (18) Toronto Reps (19) Campbell (2) 1150 Ouellette Ave., N9A Montreal Reps (20) Winnipeg Reps (21) Vancou- G. D'Ambrose (13) E. Kitchen (15) C. (3) (519) 252 -7313; Detroit (313) ver Reps (22) U.S. Reps (23) Programming Hosner (17) R. Lamers (18, 19, 21) 961 -9749; Tlx: 024 -776 -75 (24) Year station began oper- (overall format) Group One (20) Broadcast Reps W. (5, 8, 14) S. Harris ation (25) News Service affiliations (23) (4) G. Stirling Good Music (24) 1965 (25) BN (6, 13, 15, 16) S. Parent (7) T. Nutt (9) CKGB -FM TIMMINS L. Sole (10 -12) P. Nathan (17) W. Dow - CKTB -FM ST. CATHARINES 250 watts on 94.5 MHz han (18, 19, 21) Unicorn (22) Devney 250 watts on 97.7 MHz (CBC affil.) (23) Progressive (24) 1967 (25) BN (1) The Niagara District Broadcasting (1) Timmins Broadcasting Ltd. CKLW -FM WINDSOR Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 1046 50,000 watts on 93.9 MHz (2) 610 St. Catharines (3) (705) 264 -2351 (1) CKLW Radio Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (3) (416) 684 -1174 (4) R. E. Ancell (5) G. Hall (6) A. (2) 1640 Ouellette Ave., N8X 1L1 (4, 5) M. C. Burgoyne (6, 14) G. E. Mousley (8, 14) A. Thom (9) N. Harris (3) (519) 258 -2890; Twx: 610 -362 -0225 Sones (7, 8) R. F. Johnston (9) M. (10, 11) C. Albert (13) A. Brillinger (14) (4) G. V. Ashworth (5) H. W. McCord Rodgers (10) A. Van Alstine (11) B. Bird A. Thom (16) L. Yaniszewski (17) H. (6) G. W. Hillman (7, 8) C. P. McClellan (14) J. Dawson (15) M. Mosher (16) M. Parent (18 -20) Mulvihill (21) Stephens & (9) R. Foster (10) B. MacGregor (11) J. Rogan (17) W. Parker (18, 19) Radio Towndrow (22) Cdn. Standard (24) 1947 Donovan (14) P. Scheurmier (15) K. House (20, 21) Western (22) Cdn. (25) BN Brode (17) E. Buterbaugh (18, 19, 21) Standard (23) MOR, Classical (24) 1949 CBL -FM TORONTO Glen Warren (22) Bolton /Burnside (23) (25) CCNS, BN 55,700 watts on 94.1 MHz News, Talk & Country (24) 1946 (25) CJIC -FM SAULT STE. MARIE (1) CBC AP, UPI, UPI Sports, BN 3,600 watts on 100.5 MHz (2) Box 500, Terminal A, M5W 1E6 (1) Hyland Radio -TV Ltd. (3) (416) 925 -3311; Tlx: 02 -2763 (2) Box 370 (8) R. E. Rhodes (17) G. H. Jones (24) (3) (705) 253 -1121; TIx: 027-7716 1946 Quebec (4) R. Ramsay (5, 8, 9, 11) G. Jonescu CHFI -FM TORONTO (6) J. Penney (7, 14) B. Draper (10) 420,000 watts on 98.1 MHz CFDM -FM DRUMMONDVILLE K. Sepkowski (12) D. Ramsey (13) G. (1) Rogers Radio Broadcasting Ltd. 100,000 watts on 104.3 MHz Pitt (15) C. Barkley (16) I. Markey (17) (2) 25 Adelaide St. E., M5C 1H3 (1) Radio Drummond Ltee S. Corbet (18 -22) All- Canada (23) Adult (3) (416) 869 -1234; Tlx: 06 -23113 (2) Box 250 Contemporary (24) 1964 (25) CP, BN, (4) E. S. Rogers (5, 8) G. Good (7) R. (3) (819) 472 -5458 CBC Holden (9) Wm. Compeau (10) D. Wilson (4) M. Sigouin (5) G. Lemieux (6 -9) C. CKCY -FM SAULT (11) J. Badham (15) G. Cormier (16) STE. MARIE Rene (10) G. S. Pierre (11) D. Caron 6,760 watts on 104.3 B. Scott (17) R. Turnpenny (18 -22) All - MHz (15) D. Berthiaume L. P. Guignard Canada (23) Blended Beautiful Music (17) (1) Algonquin Radio -TV Co. Ltd. (18 -21) Hardy (22) Devney (23) MOR, (2) Box (24) 1957 (25) ABC, BN, BN Voice, CP 920, 254 Queen St. E. Classics (24) 1970 (Apr. '73 listing) (3) (705) 254 -7111 CHIN -FM TORONTO -FM (4, 5) C. P. Greco (6) H. Wolfe (7 -9, 14) CKCH HULL 50,000 watts on 100.7 MHz 74,000 watts 94.9 MHz T. Deresti (10) J. D. Cameron (11) S. on (1) Radio 1540 Limited (1) CKCH Radio Ltee Cooney (13) L. O'Neil (15) E. Fullerton (2) 637 College St. (16) H. Labrash (2) Box 430, J8X 3Y4 (17) R. Rylatt (18, 19, (3) (416) 531 -9991 21) Unicom (20) Messner (3) (819) 777 -2773 (22) Weed/ (4) J. B. Lombardi (5) R. W. Kirchen Walton (23) MOR, Fine Arts 1964 (4) R. Demers (5, 6, 14) H. Delorme (7, (24) (6, 14) B. Evanov (7) M. Burns (8) C. (25) BN, Newsradio 8, 16) G. Payant (9) E. Routhier (10) Redhead (9) J. Bendia (10, 11) R. Mur- J. Desormeaux (11) P. Lajoie (13) S. CJET -FM SMITHS FALLS doch (15) L. Clarke (16) J. Taylor (17) Lanctot (15) J. Therrien (17) Y. Picard 47,600 watts on 101.1 MHz W. Parker (18 -21) Radio-TV Reps (22) (18, 19) Opex (20, 21) Western (22) (CBC affil.) Lucas (23) International, Ethnic (24) All- Canada (23) Continuous Music (24) Rideau (1) Broadcasting Ltd. 1967 (25) BN, ANSA, BN Voice (Nov. 1970 (25) BN, SNS (2) Box 630 '72 listing) (3) (613) 283 CHGB -FM LA POCATIERE -4630 CHUM -FM TORONTO (4) J. W. Pollie H. 1,000 watts on 102.9 MHz (5) Botham (7, 17) 100,000 watts on 104.5 MHz A. Bonneau P. (1) Radio La Pocatiere Ltee (10) Phillips (11) G. (1) CHUM Limited Barber (15) L. Bonneau D. (2) La Pocatiere (16) Clark (2) 1331 Yonge St. (18, 19) Mulvihill (20) Messner (23) (3) (418) 856 -1310 (3) (416) 925-6666; TIx: 06 -22063 Freve 6) (7, Easy Listening (24) 1969 (25) CBC (4, 17) M. A. (5, J. Morin (4) A. Waters, (5, 7, 8) B. Laine (6) 12) M. Levesques (9) R. Robitaille (10, CKSO -FM SUDBURY J. W. Armstrong (9) B. Karch (10) D. 11) P. Bujold (13) R. Vaillancourt (14) 100,000 watts on 92.7 MHz Smyth (15) E. Taylor (17) G. Jones (18, D. Lacombe (15) M. G. Gallant (18, 21) (CBC affil.) 19, 21) FM Canada (20) Byles, Gibb Group One (22) Pan Am (23) Classic (1) Cambrian Broadcasting Ltd. (22) Devney (23) Progressive Contem- (24) 1963 (25) CP (Apr. '73 listing) (2) Box 400 porary (24) 1963 (25) UPI Audio, CP, CFGL -FM LAVAL (3) (705) 674 -0711; Nsrm: 674 -9440; BN, CCNS 100,000 watts on 105.7 MHz Tlx: 027 -7584 CJRT -FM TORONTO (1) Stereo Laval Inc. (4) W. B. Plaunt (5, 6, 15) E. Forbom 27,000 watts on 91.1 MHz (2) 3 Place Laval, Suite 400 (9) T. Hart (10) L. Gavin (13) G. (1) Ryerson Polytechnical Institute (3) (514) 663 -7550 Rumball (14) J. Bowen (17) H. Fraus- (2) 50 Gould St. (4) R. Saucier (6) G. Laroche (7) Y. chex (18 -20) Unicom (22) Bolton /Burn- (3) (416) 595 -5281 St -Onge (8) J. P. Coallier (9) J. G. side (23) Easy Listening (24) 1965 (5) J. E. Twomey (7) A. Markow (9) P. Faucher (10) R. Archambault (15) R. CKPR -FM THUNDER BAY Robinson (10) G. Shaw (17) K. J. Mayer Gloutnex (17) M. Mathieu (18) Mulvihill 48,000 watts on 94.3 MHz (23) Non -commercial, Educational, Public (21) Radio -TV Reps (24) 1968 (25) BN, (1) H. F. Dougall Company Ltd. Service, Classical, Jazz, Folk (24) 1949 Telbec (2) 87 N. Hill St. (25) CP, BN Voice (3) (807) 344 -3526; Tlx: 03 -3221 CKFM -FM TORONTO CBF-FM MONTREAL (4) H. F. Dougall (5) G. D. Jeffrey (6) 100,000 watts on 99.9 MHz 100.000 watts on 100.7 MHz W. Wojick (7) I. Topple (8, 14) R. Dee (1) CFRB Limited (1) Societe Radio -Canada (9) B. Mason Dean (10) R. Smith (11) (2) 2 St. Clair Ave. W., M4V 1L6 (2) CP 6000 B. Moroz (13, 15) D. Krivoshien (16) M. (3) (416) 924 -5711 (3) (514) 285 -3211; Tlx: 052 -67417 Wellington (17) G. Buetow (18, 19, 21) (4) D. H. Hartford (5, 8) W. Ballentine (5) J. Biais (7) L. Godin (14) G. Lebarre FM Canada (20) Stovin -Byles (22) Cdn. (6) R. Purves (7) J. Crookston (9) D. (24) 1946 Standard (23) MOR, Semi -Classical (24) Chevrette (10) D. Johnston (11) W. Ste- CBM -FM MONTREAL 1946 (25) BN, Newsradio phenson (14) G. F. Maccabe (15) R. 24,600 watts AM on 95.1 MHz

58 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 FM RADIO STATIONS (1) CBC Archambault (9) L. Michaud (10) J. (2) Box 400 (2) P.O. Box 6000, Montreal Peloquin (11) C. Couture (17) M. Vallee (3) (902) 425 -5210 (18, 19) (3) (514) 285 -3211; Tlx: 052 -67417 Opex (20, 21) All- Canada (23) (4) L. Daley (5) H. E. Blackadar (6) (5) E. Koch (7, 8) C. Maciver (10) 3. MOR (24) 1947 (25) BNF, Telbec J. Connolly (7) H. Godfrey (8, 9) J. Gold McGoldrick (14) H. Steinhouse (24) 1943 CHLT -FM SHERBROOKE (10) I. Morrison (11) A. Walling (15, 16) CFQR -FM MONTREAL 62,000 watts on 102.7 MHz B. Chislett (17) D. Parker (18 -22) 41,200 watts on 92.5 MHz (1) CHLT Radio Sherbrooke Standard (23) Country (24) 1970 (25) (1) Multiple Access Ltd. (2) 3330 King St. W. BN (2) 405 Ogilvy Ave. (3) (819) 569 -9331; Tlx: 01 -8229 CKWM -FM KENTVILLE (3) (514) 273 -6311; Tlx: 01 -2592 (4) R. Demers (5, 6) L. Scheib (7-9) R. 18,000 watts on 97.7 MHz (4) D. Martz (5) W. Machny (6) J. Mc- de Courcel (10) A. DeSeve (11) J. M. (CBC affil.) Manus (7) K. Randall (8, 9) J. Kidd (10) Bilodeau (14) R. Corriveau (15) L. Falar- (1) Evangeline Broadcasting Co. Ltd. B. Cannings (11) D. Irvin (14) R. Hore deau (16) T. Mercier (17) R. Thiebaut (2) 11 Webster St. (15) R. Beirne (16) M. Morrison (17) (18 -20) Opex (21, 22) All- Canada (23) (3) (902) 678 -2111; Tlx: 014 -4070 J. Thompson (19 -21) All- Canada (23) MOR (24) 1963 (25) BN Service Nou- (4) F. J. Burns (5) W. A. Bishop (8, 9) Good Music, Classics (24) 1967 (25) velles Sonores (Apr. '73 listing) L. Fevens (10) L. Power (15) D. Jones CBS, Newsradio CKVL VERDUN (17) D. H. Morrison (23) Standard, Semi -classics (24) 1965 (25) BN CHOM -FM MONTREAL See listing under Montreal 42,000 watts on 97.7 MHz CJCB -FM SYDNEY (1) Maisonneuve Broadcasting Co. Ltd. 645 watts on 94.9 MHz (2) 1355 Greene Ave., Montreal 215 (1) Celtic Investments Ltd. New Brunswick P.O. 1270 (3) (514) 935 -2425; Tlx: 05 -24827 (2) Box 564-5596; TIx: -45195 (4) G. Stirling (5) D. Barrett (7) T. (3) (902) 014 CFBC -FM SAINT JOHN (4) M. Nathanson N. L. Bonzai (8) R. Schwarz (9) B. Robson (5) Nathanson 5,700 watts on 98.9 MHz W. (10) G. Lambert (11) D. Pringle (15) (6) McDonald (7, 8) F. Denny (9) A. (1) Fundy Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Halloran (10, 11) D. Maclsaac (14) L. S. Stock (17) G. Shen (18, 19, 21) (2) P.O. Box 930 Unicorn (22) Lifestyle 72 (23) Progres- Taylor (15) J. MacDonald (17) A. Vernon (3) (506) 652 -1680; Tlx: 01- 447495; 19, FM sive Contemporary (24) 1960 (25) CP (18, 21) Canada (22) Devney Nsrm: 652 -1650 (23) MOR, Classical (24) 1964 (25) CN CJFM -FM MONTREAL (4) J. F. Turnbull (5, 14) R. McLenaghan CKCL -FM TRURO 41,200 watts on 95.9 MHz (6) W. Short (7) C. Beyea (8, 9, 13) K. 360 watts on 100.9 MHz (1) CJAD Limited Cockland (10) T. Young (11) I. Palmer (CBC affil.) (2) 1407 Mountain Street (15) P. Belyea (16) P. Peck (17) G. (1) Colchester Broadcasting (3) (514) 844 -0111 Miller (18, 19, 21) FM Canada (20) Co. Ltd. (2) P.O. Box 788 (4) H. T. McCurdy (5, 6) P. Fockler (7) Messner (22) Devney (23) MOR (24) R. Rose (8) G. Logan (9) P. Colston 1965 (25) BN, CONS (3) (902) 895 -4491; Nsrm: 893 -2525; (10) D. Williamson (14) G. Hope (15) Tlx: 019 -34538 B. Musgrave (16) G. Boddington (17) E. (4) J. A. Manning (5, 6, 14) J. F. Dodge Mott (18, 19) Standard (20, 21) Western (7, 8) W. F. Harvey (9) J. S. Armstrong (22) Cdn. Standard (23) Contemporary Nova Scotia (10) M. G. Laker (11) D. Guy (12) F. (24) 1962 (25) SBN, UPI, CP, CN, Sports MacDonald (15) R. McSween (16) A. CHFX -FM HALIFAX Cox (17) E. S. Bernasconi (18 -21) Group CKMF -FM MONTREAL 19,500 watts on 96.1 MHz One (22) Hooper Jones (23) Good 41,400 watts on 94.3 MHz (1) Maritime Broadcasting Co. Music (24) 1965 (25) BN (1) Supravox Corporation Ltd. (2) 225 Roy St. E. (3) (514) 282 -3943 (4) R. Crepault (5) L. Vallee (6, 14) P. Marcil (7) J. -F. Dubosi (8, 9, 10) P. STE -100 STEREO Lapointe (15) I. Mazzaferro (16) R. Malo (18, 19, 21) Stephens & Towndrow (23) Bright- Happy -Lively (24) 1964 (25) PHASE Radio Mutuel (Apr. '73 listing) ENHANCER CKVL -FM MONTREAL /VERDUN 307,000 watts on 96.9 MHz DOES YOUR MONO -SUM (L +R) SIGNAL (1) Radio Futura Ltd. (2) 211 Gordon Ave. SUFFER FROM PHASE DISTORTION? (3) (514) 766 -2311; Tlx: 01 -2868 (4, 6) J. Tietolman (5) A. Cloutier (7, 8, 11) L. Fredericks (9) J. Catudal (10) M. Beauregard (14) P. Tietolman, J. Selin- ger (15) J. Pelletier (16) G. Saulnier (17) G. Gibeault (18, 19) Radio & Tele- vision Sales (22) ABC (23) Big Bands, Nostalgia, Classics, Opera (24) 1953 (25) BN, UPI, Telbec, CN Sports (Apr. '73 listing) SEE WHAT THE STE -100 QUEBEC CHRC -FM CITY STEREO PHASE ENHANCER 81,000 watts on 98.1 MHz CAN (1) Tele- Capitale Ltee DO FOR YOUR STATION! (2) 1143 St. Jean, G1R 1S3 O (3) (418) 522 -8177; Nsrm: 522 -8693; STE -100 INPUT PHOTOS L +R -100 Tlx: 011 -230 (ACTUAL SCOPE OF SIGNAL) STE OUTPUT (4) J. A. Pouliot (5) P. Beaule (6) A. de Chavigny (8) Y. Lorrain (9) M. Huard (10) J. Mathieu (11) P. Chatel (13) F. Enhances Discrete Stereo Signals Place Before Stereo Generator Larochelle -Roy (15) J. Belanger (16) E. Lamy (17) A. Nadeau (18 -21) Hardy Affects Only Phase -No Signal Fail -Safe Bypass (22) E. S. Sumner (23) MOR, Classical Degradation (24) 1949 (25) BN CJBR -FM RIMOUSKI 20,000 watts on 101.5 MHz $795.00 (CBC affil.) (1) Telemedia (Quebec) Ltee (2) 273 rue St. -Jean Baptiste W. GARRON ELECTRONICS INC. (3) (418) 723 -2217; Tlx: 911 -8 -343 (4) P. de Gaspe Beaubien (5) J. Arch - 1216 KIFER ROAD SUNNYVALE, CALIF. 94086 (408) 736 -8737 ambault (6, 15) B. Iza (7, 8, 14, 16) J.

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 59 887700

The SS 7700 series of television production and recording consoles is a logical extension to the McCurdy package approach to engineered systems.

Pre -engineering of the basic design within our production facility, assists the customer to easily determine from his requirements, both the general mechanical and electrical layout for his particular application. The design criteria of the SS 7700 series basic format allows for easy expansion to a maximum of 26 functional channels, which may consist of almost any mix of input channels, submasters and masters. McCurdy manufactured plug -in modules may be used in any or all of the functional channels. Space is available within the standard unit, for applications requiring complex fold -back, echo -send and monitor mix -down functions. An optional companion housing, styled to the basic console, is also available to accommodate the patching required for some applications. Therefore, the flexibility accorded the basic design by these features, allows the total panel layout to be human -engineered for maximum versatility and efficiency.

Functions available within each channel include: Echo -sends Straight -line faders Sensitivity Solo and Cue busses Phase reversal Sub or Master Assign pushbuttons.

A full range of auxiliary functions, such as remote controls, are available to ensure that the total design is completely integrated to the user's requirements. McCurdy Radio Industries Limited 108 CARNFORTH ROAD, TORONTO, ONTARIO M4A 2L4 TELEPHONE (416) 751 -6262 TELEX 02 -21660

McCurdy Radio Industries Inc. 1051 CLINTON ST., BUFFALO. N.Y. 14206 TEL. (716) 854 -6700 Student Radio Stations

(3) (519) 679 -6431 KEY (4) W. Dermody (5, 6) R. Moore (7) Manitoba B. McIntyre (8) R. Buckberrough (9) R. (1) College or University (2) Mailing Read (10) community info, contemporary Address (3) Telephone - Tlx (4) Man- CAMPUS RADIO, WINNIPEG rock (11) 1971 (12) BN ager (5) Program Director (6) Music Closed- circuit, commercial RADIO ERINDALE, MISSISSAUGA Director (7) News Director (8) Traffic (1) U. of Manitoba Closed- circuit, non -commercial Manager (9) Chief Engineer (10) Pro- (2) Campus Radio, Box 2, Univ. Centre, (1) Erindale College U. of M. gramming (overall format) (11) Year (2) 3359 Mississauga Rd. -8292 station began operation (12) News (3) (204) 474 (3) (416) 828 -5310 (4) R. Paley (5) M. Harding (7) I. Mc- Service affiliations (4) L. Dumka (5) M. Lowry (6) G. Culloch (9) D. Crooks (10) progressive Campbell (7) A. Brody (8) B. Jones rock & information (11) 1958 (12) BN (9) D. House, B. Lambert, K. Webster (10) enlightening sounds (11) 1970 (12) Zoo World British Columbia Ontario RADIO SHERIDAN, OAKVILLE Closed- circuit on 650 kHz CKSF BURNABY CBLC RADIO- LOYALIST, BELLEVILLE (1) Sheridan College of Applied Arts & Closed- circuit, non -commercial Closed- circuit, commercial Technology (1, 2) c/o Simon Fraser University Stu- (1) Loyalist College (2) 1430 Trafalgar Rd. dent Society, Burnaby 2 (2) P.O. Box 4200 (3) (416) 274 -6311 or 845 -9833 (3) (604) 291 -3727 (3) (613) 962 -9501 (4, 6) R. Ansell (5) Headly (8) P. Hilge (4) D. Mulligan, (5) R. Tomlin (6) C. (4) B. Olney (5) D. Grose (6) L. Elliott (9) M. Murray (10) free form (11) 1971 Pabrowski (8) J. Susqeff (9) J. Bishop (7) D. McGinn (8) S. Revoy (9) W. RADIO CAMPUS, OTTAWA (10) Underground; creative programming Lindenberg (10) MOR, Top 40, News 60 watts on 670 kHz (11) 1966 (12) Cdn. University Press, Hourly (11) 1970 (12) BN, Stringers Earth News (1) Campus Broadcasting Authority RADIO GRYPHON, GUELPH (2) University of Ottawa, Ottawa 2 RADIO NDU, NELSON 20 AM carrier current on 820 kHz (3) (613) 231 -4049 50 watts on closed circuit, non- Closed- circuit non -profit (5, 6) C. R. Hunter (8, 14, 15) P. Stang commercial (1) University of Guelph, (2) Box (9) B. Millette (10) M. Letreille (17) R. (1) Notre Dame University Student Union 391041, University of Guelph, N1G 2W1 Lemieux (23) Rock, Classical, MOR, (2) Box 20, N.D.U. (3) (519) 823 -1041 (4) J. V. R. Man- Educational (24) 1965 (25) BN & CP (3) (604) 352 -3344 ning (5) I. McDiarmid (6) B. Durtnall (April '72 listing) (4) G. Stack (5) T. Plummer (6) B. (7) J. Alviano, R. Alsop (9) J. Barrie Redmond (9) D. Sweetnam (10) Con- (10) public service, educational, "A CKCU OTTAWA temporary, MOR (11) 1966 (April '73 Complete Variety" (11) 1965 50 watts on 670 kHz listing) MAC RADIO, HAMILTON Closed- circuit, commercial CYVR VANCOUVER Carrier current on 650 kHz, non -com- (1) Carleton University Carrier current on 650 kHz, commercial mercial (2) CKCU, Radio Carleton, Carleton (1) University of British Columbia (1) McMaster U. University (2) Student Union Bldg., UBC, Vcr. 8 (2) Wentworth House (3) (613) 231 -4498 (3) (604) 228 -3017 (3) (416) 528 -9888 (4) T. Dunbar (5) P. Lennon (6) S. (4, 6) D. Clemens (5) W. Cave (7) T. (4, 7) T. Harrison (5, 6) W. Hutchinson Bennett (7) B. Kennedy (8) L. George Hardern (8) R. McCabe (9) R. Braathen/ (8) R. Locke (9) G. Mitropolous (10) (9) R. Orlie (10) Rock, Jazz, Classical, K. Bonner (10) free (11) 1936 (12) BN progressive (11) 1962 (12) BN Folk, Free Form (11) 1968 (12) BN, CFRC KINGSTON Carleton Journalism News (April '73 100 watts on 1490 kHz listing) Alberta (1) Queen's University CHEX -FM /CKPT -AM PETERBOROUGH (2) Queen's University 101.5 and 1420 kHz, non -commercial (3) (613) 547 -6677 UCR CALGARY (1) Trent University Radio (4) A. K. Marshall (5 -9) Students (10) (2) Bata Library, Trent University Closed- circuit, commercial Varied (11) 1922 (1) U. of Calgary (3) (705) 748 -1450 (2) The Students' Union, Rm. 118, Mac - CKER KITCHENER (4) R. Green (5) C. Wood (9) B. Toller Ewan Hall, U. of Calgary, T2N 1N4 Closed- circuit, non -commercial (10) FM - various programs on themes, (3) (403) 282 -4222 (1) Conestoga College of Applied Arts & musician, documentaries, radio drama, (4) E. C. Samson (5) D. H. Pennington Technology regular jazz, folk, and classical programs; (6) G. Simpson (7) J. R. Parker (9) (2) 299 Doon Valley Dr., Kitch. AM - newsmagazine, musical emphasis M. T. MacPhee (10) progressive MOR (3) (519) 653 -2511 on new material (11) 1969 (April '73 (day), underground (night) (11) 1958 (4) L. McIntyre (5) M. Smith (6) B. listing) (12) BN Wire, BN Voice Moody (7) J. Domagala (8) P. Kent (9) RADIO BROCK, ST. CATHARINES CKSR EDMONTON K. MacKenzie (10) contemporary MOR Closed- circuit, commercial Closed- circuit, commercial (11) 1968 (12) BN Wire & Voice (1, 2) Brock U. (1) U. of Alberta RADIO FANSHAWE, LONDON (3) (416) 688 -2773 (2) Rm. 224, Students' Union Bldg., Closed- circuit (London TV Cable) on (4) B. Resch (6) R. Doyle (7) J. Crich- T6G 2J7 89.5 MHz, non -commercial ton (8) S. Schacher (9) W. Fitkowski (3) (403) 432 -5745 (1) Fanshawe College (10) free form (11) 1969 (12) BN (4) J. Austin (5) D. Wright (6) N. Frizzel (2) 1460 Oxford St. E., Ldn. N5W 5H1 CFAB THUNDER BAY (8) A. Yam (9) D. H. Bearham (10) (3) (519) 451 -7270 Closed- circuit contemporary (11) 1967 (4) J. Nickason (5 -8) students (9) J. (1) Confederation College of Applied CLCC LETHBRIDGE Brouwer (10) MOR & educational (11) Arts & Technology Closed- circuit, commercial 1971 (12) BN Wire & Voice, UPI (2) P.O. Box 398, Station F (1) Lethbridge Community College RADIO WESTERN, LONDON (3) (807) 623 -0382, Tlx: ConCollege (2) Lethbridge Closed- circuit, commercial; carried on (10) general (11) 1970 (12) BN (3) (403) 327 -2141 CFPL -FM from midnight to 4:00 a.m. CHBR TORONTO /REXDALE (4, 5) I. G. Mandin (6) A. LaFayette (7) (1) U. of Western Ont. Closed- circuit, commercial R. Klashinsky (8) J. Harrison (9) W. (2) Rm. 42, University Community Centre, (1) Humber College of Applied Arts & Wintemute (10) MOR (12) BN UWO Technology

62 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 STUDENT RADIO STATIONS

(2) Box 1900, Rexdale CSRW WINDSOR D. Snow (8) J. Rhude (9) F. Mattocks (3) (416) 677 -6810 Closed- circuit, commercial (10) free format (11) 1964 (4) P. Stone; Student Mgr., W. Dobson (1) U. of Windsor U. W., N9B 3P4 (5) J. Kennedy (6) C. Read (7) S. (2) University Centre, of RADIO ACADIA, WOLFVILLE Parsons (8) E. Valvasori (9) T. Yee (10) (3) (519) 736 -6181 Closed -circuit, non -commercial Contemporary (11) 1967 (12) BN (4) I. Pac -Urar (5) J. Bain (6) P. Kitow- (1) Acadia University M. Pilecki (8) B. Grayson (10) ski (7) (2) Acadia Students' Union, Box 28, CRUD TORONTO MOR (11) 1968 (12) BN, Earth News Wolfville 5 on 103 FM watts (3) (902) 542 -2166 (1) Radio Rochdale (4) H. P. Robinson (5) B. Hiltz (6) D. (2) 341 Bloor St. W., 412 Apt. Simpson (7) G. F. Proudfoot (8) B. (3) (416) 962 -9397 Quebec Goodwin (9) G. Linkletter (10) rock & (4, 5) B. Hopkins (8, 9) J. Brady (10) easy listening (11) 1949 E. Beaulieu (17) G. Van de -Bunte (23) Free -form (24) 1971 (25) Last Post, CFRM RADIO McGILL, MONTREAL News Reel, LNS (Nov. '72 listing) 91.5 MHz cable FM, Closed- Circuit, CKCC TORONTO non -commercial 100 watts, with Bell lines to two other (1) CXXY Corp. Prince Edward campuses; non -commercial (2) 3480 McTavish St., Montreal 112 (1) Centennial College (3) (514) 392 -8931 Island (2) 651 Warden Ave., Scarborough, (4) I. Haberman (5) S. Weber (6) M. M1L 3Z6 Charland (7) J. Marrett (8) I. Brown (9) R.U.P.E.I., CHARLOTTETOWN Lizard (3) (416) 694 -7154 H. (10) Community Oriented (11) (1) Student Union 1944 (4) G. Moo Sang (9) R. MacDougall (2) University of P.E.I. (10) mostly rock (11) 1969 CHOC MONTREAL (3) 892 -4727 CRSC TORONTO 91.5 MHz, non -commercial (4) M. Duffy (7, 8) G. Peterson (9 -11) Closed- circuit, commercial (1) McGill U., Student Society J. Mctagarth (23) Music and campus (1) Seneca College (2) 3480 McTavish St., Mtl. 112 info. (24) 1971 (April '72 listing) (2) 1750 Finch Ave. E., Willowdale (3) (514) 392 -8931 (3) (416) 491 -0880 (4) I. Haberman (5) J. Marrett (6) R. (4) M. Piuti (5) D. Brooks (6) K. John - Gomes (7) R. Spence (8) I. Brown (9) cox (7) C. Martino (9) C. Ferguson (10) D. Kashtan (10) underground, community progressive (11) 1968 (12) BN (11) 1944 (12) Telbec Newfoundland RYFM TORONTO CRSG MONTREAL Closed- circuit (Cable 10 on Willow - 89.1 MHz, commercial MUNR ST. JOHN'S downs), commercial (1) Sir George Williams U. Closed- circuit, commercial (1) York U. (2) 1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W. (1) Memorial U. (2) 4700 Keele St., M3J 1P3 (3) (514) 879 -4598 (2) Box 119, Memorial U. (3) (416) 667 -3919 (4, 9) S. Shen (5) B. Frank (6) J. (3) (709) 753 -1732 (4) C. Vickery (5) R. Kasher (6) L. Johnson (7) T. Wright (8) S. Christophe (4) T. Myrick (5) M. Rowe (6) B. Markowitz (7) W. Eggertson (9) K. (10) contemporary & MOR (11) 1964 Fleming (7) D. Warren (8) N. Myrick Hamilton (10) public and community (12) BN, Telbec (9) C. Peterman (10) rock, jazz, classi- affairs, contemporary music (11) 1968 cal (11) 1952 (12) Earth News U of T RADIO, TORONTO Closed- circuit on 820 kHz carrier current (& Rogers Cable FM 96.3), commercial New Brunswick (1) U. of Toronto (2) 91 St. George St. TOWERS (3) (416) 964 -1444 CHSR FREDERICTON Engineering, Manufacturing 20 watts on 700 kHz, closed- circuit, com- (4) R. Piesik (5) R. Morochove (6) R. mercial Inspection Manson (7) A. Ross (8) D. Pernokis (9) Installation, G. Fedorkow (10) contemporary, pro- (1) U. of New Brunswick & St. Thomas U. P.O. Box 1025 Maintenance gressive, educational (11) 1965 (12) BN, (2) Contemporary, Newsradio, Earth News (3) (506) 455 -7492 (4) D. A. Geary (5) D. Martin (6) M. RADIO LUTHERAN, WATERLOO LaTouche (7) D. LaFlamme (8) D. Closed- circuit (& Grand River Cable FM Beairsto (10) contemporary, progressive 90.9), non -commercial (11) 1961 (12) BN (1) Waterloo Lutheran U. MONCTON (2) Radio Lutheran, SUB, W.L.U. CKUM 600 ohms balanced line on closed- circuit, (3) (519) 884 -4421 non -commercial (4) P. Turvey 6) J. Steumple, W. (5, (1) University of Moncton Currie (7) M. Fletcher (11) 1971 (2) Taillon Bldg. RADIO WATERLOO, WATERLOO (3) (506) 855 -7842 94.1 MHz Cable FM, non -commercial (4) L. St -Onge (5, 8) M. Cloutier (6) (1) University of Waterloo E. Dube (9) G. Richard (11) 1972 (12) (2) Bauer Warehouse, University of Radio -Canada (April '73 listing) AM RADIATORS - FM Waterloo RADIO MOUNT ALLISON, SACKVILLE (3) (519) 884 -4390 MOBILE -CATV- MICROWAVE 40 watts on 670 kHz, closed- circuit, non- (5) B. Culp (6) D. Assmann (9) G. GUYED SINGLE MASTS-GUYED Wootton (10) Progressive Rock, Contro- commercial (1) Mount Allison U. H- MASTS -SELF -SUPPORT TOWERS versial Public Affairs (11) 1968 (2) 401 University Centre, Mt. Allison U. RADIO NIAGARA, WELLAND (3) (506) 536 -0679 LEBLANC & ROYLE Closed- circuit, commercial (4) M. Knox (5) A. McKim (6) G. Good- COMMUNICATIONS TOWERS LTD. (1) Niagara College win (7) S. Ridlington (9) S. Walker (10) (2) Woodlawn Rd. free format (11) 1968 (12) BN HEAD OFFICE QUEBEC (3) (416) 735 -2211 514 Chartwell Road, 1015 Beaver Hall Hill Oakville, Ontario. L. (5, 6) J. Thompson I. Suite 104, (4) Taylor (7) Phone: 416-364 -3862 Montreal 128, P.Q. Brownlee (8) students (9) K. Lindberg Telex: 06- 982226 Phone: 514- 861 -8329 (10) MOR, contemporary (11) 1968 (12) Nova Scotia WESTERN ONTARIO Telex: 05 -24266 BN 179 Ironwood Avenue, SASKATCHEWAN CING WINDSOR Thunder Bay "F ", Ontario. 320 Industrial Drive, Phone: 807 -577 -5121 Regina, Saskatchewan Closed- circuit, non -commercial DAL RADIO, HALIFAX BRITISH COLUMBIA Phone: 306 -543 -1119 (1) St. Clair College Closed- circuit, limited commercial Telex: 071 -2788 L & R Communications (2) 2000 Talbot Rd. W., Windsor 22 (1) Dalhousie U. Towers Western Limited ALBERTA (3) (519) 966 -2520 (2) Student Union Bldg., University Ave. 6780 Glover Rd.,Langley,B.C. 5505 -92nd Street, (4-8) C. Webster (9) C. Kennedy (11) (3) (902) 424 -2411 Phone: 604 -534 -7941 Edmonton, Alberta. Telex: 043 -65512 Phone: 433- 436-0718 1971 (4, 5) V. K. Bambury (6) D. Gray (7)

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 63 British Columbia airwaves have a new look. British Columbia life and times of one of Canada's most progressive television Television has a new corporate symbol. And like most corpor- stations. ate symbols, there is more to this one than meets the eye. In the past five years BCTV has added thirty -six satellite trans- It's a dogwood blossom because that is the official flower of mitters and repeater stations throughout Vancouver Island, British Columbia. the lower mainland, the Fraser Valley, the Okanagan, the It's a full color identity because BCTV transmits top Cariboo and the north country to provide the alternate CTV quality color. service to 90% of the people of British Columbia. But what it really signifies is progress. Another stage in the Take a new look at BCTV. bcity BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEVISION, P.O. BOX 4700. VANCOUVER 3. B.C. Networks

CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION Ottawa Area: Box 3220, Station "C ", Ottawa K1Y 1E4 Dir., G. Bruce; Area Affairs Dir., P. E. Parent; Area Sales Mgr., Head Office: 1500 Bronson Ave., Box 8478, Ottawa, Ont. L. M. O'Neill; Area Eng. Services Dir., L. E. Webb K1G 3J5 Pres., L. A. Picard; Exec. VP, L. Sinclair; VP Corporate Toronto Region: Box 500, Station "A ", Toronto M5W 1E6 PR, Affairs & Asst. to the Pres., R. C. Fraser; VP Planning, J. P. Dir. of TV, D. MacPherson; Mgr. Toronto Region D. Gilmore; VP Engineering (Mtl.), N. R. Grover; VP Public O'Neill; Chief Eng., G. H. Jones; Regional Dir. of French Relations, W. T. Armstrong; VP Administration, G. Coderre; Services, P. Larose VP Finance, V. F. Davies; VP Special Services, M. Ouimet; Prairie Region: 541 Portage Ave., Box 160, Winnipeg R3C 2H1 VP & Gen. Mgr. French Services Division, R. David; VP & Dir., D. L. Bennett; Regional Sales Mgr., F. Stanley; Regional Gen. Mgr. English Services Division, E. S. Hallman; General Eng., R. D. Fairley; PR Officer, N. Cowan Counsel, J. Alleyn, Q.C.; Dir. of Development, P. Desroches; Alberta Region: 8861 -75th St., Box 555, Edmonton T5J 2P4 Asst. Dir. of Information Services, G. Teffaine; Dir. of Station Dir., W. Porth I. Personnel, B. D. Sumner; Dir. of Relations, Ritchie; Dir. of British Columbia Region: 747 Bute St., Box 4600, Vancouver Sales Policy & Planning, J. F. Trower; Dir. of Research, A. J. Dir., R. W. McGalll; Regional Sales Mgr., A. Sommerfeld; Dir. of C. G. Spence; Dir. of Budgeting, Laird; Accounting, Regional Eng., J. J. Wighton; PR Officer, R. G. Jessup W. E. Daze; Dir. of Planning Co- ordination, D. C. West; Dir. of Film, D. Lytle; Dir. of Overseas & Foreign Relations, B. CBC Northern & Armed Services: P.O. Box 8478, Ottawa Zimmerman K1G 3J5 Dir., A. G. Cowan English Services Div.: 354 Jarvis St., Box 500, Station "A ", Toronto M5W 1E6 CTV TELEVISION NETWORK LTD. -5454, VP & Gen. Mgr., ESD, E. S. Hallman; Asst. Gen. Mgr., M. L. TORONTO M4Y 1T4: 42 Charles St. E., (416) 924 Munro; Dir. of Finance, D. Stockley; Dir. of Mktg., W. J. R. Tlx: 02 -2678, 02 -21646 (Sales) VP, K. Field; Dir. of Admin., R. Switallo; Dir. of Planning, J. Pat- Pres. & Managing Dir., M. Chercover; Exec. Campbell; terson; Dir. of Public Relations, N. Volk; Dir. of Eng., P. VP & Sec. -Treas., H. B. Parkes; VP & Gen. Sales Mgr., R. Robertson; Mng. Dir. of TV, N. Garriock; Dir. of Information Junkin; VP, News, Features and Information Programming, Programming, K. Nash; Dir. of Entertainment Programming, T. Gould; VP and Dir. of Programming, P. Wedge; Dir. of News Features T. Benson; Mng. Dir. of Radio, J. Craine; Radio Program Dir., Entertainment Programming, A. Weinthal; Dir., D. Dir. Prod., P. Meggs; Dir. of TV Sales, J. R. Malloy; Mgr. of TV Sales, and Information Programming, Cameron; of and Info. Programming, L. Hertzog; Dir., G. W. Regindanz; Radio Sales Dir., R. S. Joynt; Mgr. Radio News Features J. Esaw; Dir. Research Sales Sales, F. Bardeau; Suprv. of Commercial Acceptance, R. Sports Programming, of and Brodie Promo., K. Briggs; Dir. of Broadcast Services, J. Colson; Exec. Asst. to the Pres., P. Young; Prod. Business Mgr., O. French Services Div.: 1400 Dorchester Blvd. E., Box 6000, Babirab; Mgr., Sales Service, A. Wert Montreal 101 MONTREAL 114: 20 Elmira, Place Bonaventure, (514) Mgr., J. Landry; VP & Gen. Mgr., FSD, R. David; Asst. Gen. 878 -3135, Tlx: 01 -20229 Mgr., J. T. Coleman Dir. of PR, L. Duval; Dir. of Planning, J. J. Trudeau; Dir. of GLOBAL TELEVISION NETWORK General Services, R. Bergevin; Dir. of Management Informa- Communications Ltd.) tion Services, B. Fletcher; Dir. of TV, J -M Dugas; TV Pro- (Global 81 Barber Greene Rd., Don Mills Ont. M3C 2A3, gramming Dir., C. Caron; Dir. of Information Programming, (Toronto), (416) 446 -5311 M. Thibault; Dir. of French Radio, J. Biais; Dir. of French Chmn., P. B. Hill; Pres. & Chief Exec. Officer, A. A. Bruner; Radio Programming, L. Godin; TV Sales Dir., W. Chevrier; VP, Indep. Program Prod., S. J. Banks; VP, F. Radio Sales Dir., J. Desmarais; Suprv. of Commercial Finance, C. Buckley; VP Mktg., R. F. Downey; VP, News, W. Acceptance, J. Bruneau Cunningham: Mgr., News, J. Brown; Mgr., Broadcast Operations, R. Radio Canada International: 1400 Dorchester Blvd., Box 6000, Reinhart; Mgr., Program Prod., D. Martin; Mgr., Mktg. Montreal 101 Services, W. Givens; Mgr., Research & Mkt. Development, (CBC Shortwave Radio Service) R. Brown; Mgr., Promotion, W. Currie; Mgr., Press & Public L. Dir., (vacant); Asst. Dir., K. D. Renner; Program Dir., Cote; Relations, P. Emery Admin. Mgr., D. Monk; Suprv. of Eng. Services, S. B. Duke; RADIOMUTUEL Suprv. of Publicity & Audience Relations Services, B. Townsley; Suprv. General Programming, A. Thogerson; Ottawa 1700 Berri St., Montreal 132, (514) 849 -6221 and operated by Pres., Mgr., A. Pidgeon Owned Mutual Broadcasting Ltd.; E. Prevost; Mgr., E. Engineering Hdgtrs.: 7925 Cote St. Luc Rd., Montreal 267 Network Sales Ross; Network Program Dir., J. Dufresne. Representatives: Canada Stephens & VP, Eng., N. R. Grover; Asst. VP, A. Ste -Marie - Towndrow Co. Ltd., Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver; U.S. - Newfoundland Region: 95 University Ave., Box 5490, St. Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales Inc., New York John's, Nfld. TVA Regional Dir., (Ag) A. K. Morrow; Regional Sales Mgr., MONTREAL 133: 1405 Alexandre de Seve, (514) (vacant); PR Officer, D. E. Nicolle; Regional Eng., F. H. Holm 526 -9251 Administrative Co- ordinator, G. Belanger; Sales, Paul L'An- Maritimes Region: 5600 Sackville St., Box 3000, Halifax, N.S. glais Inc., 1405 Alexandre de Seve, (514) 526-9251; Tlx: Regional Dir., A. K. Morrow; Regional PR Officer, K. R. Hill; 052 -67329 Regional Sales Mgr., D. G. Leblanc; Regional Eng., H. K. G. Loslier Urbach TORONTO M4S 2C6: Sales, Paul L'Anglais Inc., 2200 Yonge Montreal Region: 1400 Dorchester Blvd. E., Box 6000, Mtl. 101 St., (416) 487 -1551; Tlx: 06- 217877 Dir. of English Services, E. Koch J. R. Welcher TV ALPHABETICAL LISTING Station City CBUT Vancouver, B.C. CFTM Montreal, P.Q. CITY Toronto, Ont. CKNX Wingham, Ont. CBAFT Moncton, N.B. CBVT Quebec City, P.Q. CFTO Toronto, Ont. CJBR Rimouski, P.Q. CKNY North Bay, Ont. CBCT Charlottetown, P.E.I. CBWFT Winnipeg, Man. CFWHT Whitehorse, Y.T. CJCB Sydney, N.S. CKOS Yorkton, Sask. CBFT Montreal, P.Q. CBWT Winnipeg, Man. CFYKT Yellowknife, N.W.T. CJCH Halifax, N.S. CKPG Prince George, B.C. CBGAT Matane, P.Q. CBXFT Edmonton, Alta. CHAKT Inuvik, N.W.T. CJDC Dawson Creek, B.C. CKPR Thunder Bay, Ont. CBHT Halifax, N.S. CBXT Edmonton, Alta. CHAN Vancouver, B.C. CJFB Swift Current, Sask CKRD Red Deer, Alta. CBIT Sydney, N.S. CBYT Corner Brook, Nfld. CHAT Medicine Hat, Alta. CJIC Sault Ste. Marie, CKRN Rouyn, P.Q. CBKMT Moose Jaw, Sask. CFAC Calgary, Alta. CHAU Carleton, P.Q. Ont. CKRS Jonquiere, P.Q. CBKRT Regina, Sask. CFCF Montreal, P.Q. CHBC Kelowna, B.C. CJOC Lethbridge, Alta. CKRT Riviere -du -Loup, P.O. CBKST Saskatoon, Sask. CFCL Timmins, Ont. CHCH Hamilton, Ont. CJOH Ottawa, Ont,. CKSA Lloydminster, Alta. CBLFT Toronto, Ont. CFCM Quebec City, P.Q. CHEK Victoria, B.C. CJON St. John's, Nfld. CKSO Sudbury, Ont. CBLT Toronto, Ont. CFCN Calgary, Alta. CHEX Peterborough, Ont. CJPM Chicoutimi, P.Q. CKTM Trois Rivieres, P.Q. CBMT Montreal, P.Q. CFFBT Frobisher Bay, CHFD Thunder Bay, Ont. CKBI Prince Albert, Sask. CKVR Barrie, Ont. CBNT St. John's, Nfld. N.W.T. CHGH Churchill, Man. CKCD Campbellton, N.B. CKWS Kingston, Ont. CBOFT Ottawa, Ont. CFJC Kamloops, B.C. CHLT Sherbrooke, P.Q. CKCK Regina, Sask. CKX Brandon, Man. CBOT Ottawa, Ont. CFLA Goose Bay, Nfld. CHNB North Bay, Ont. CKCO Kitchener, Ont. CKY Winnipeg, Man CBSET-2 Labrador City, Nfld. CFPL London, Ont. CHOV Pembroke, Ont. CKCW Moncton, N.B. KCND Winnipeg/ CBST Sept -Iles, P.Q. CFQC Saskatoon, Sask. CHSJ Saint John, N.B. CKLW Windsor, Ont. Pembina, Man. CBST-3 Labrador City, Nfld. CFRN Edmonton, Alta. CHSS Wynyard, Sask. CKMI Quebec City, P.Q. KVOS Vancouver, B.C. CBTA-3 Fort McMurray, Alta. CFTK Terrace, B.C. CICA Toronto, Ont. CKNC Sudbury, Ont. WHTV Whitehorse, Y.T.

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 65 Television Stations

WHTV -TV WHITEHORSE CHBC -TV KELOWNA Channel 4 Closed Circuit (5000) 1,000 watts audio, 3,700 video on KEY - System Channel 2 (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mail- (1) Northern Television Systems Ltd. (CBC affil.) ing Address (3) Telephone Nsrm. - - (2) 203, 4103-4th Ave. (1) Okanagan Valley Television Co. Ltd. Tlx - Twx - Broadband (Bbd.) (4) (3) (403) 667 -4247; Tlx: 049 -8274 (2) 342 Leon Ave. President (5) General Manager (6) (4) R. B. Hougen (5) B. Wybrew (6, 12) (3) (604) 762-4535: TIx: 048-5119 Operations Manager (7) General Sales K. McKinnon (7, 15) R. Donald (8) C. (4, 5) R. G. Chapman (7) R. L. Sharp Manager (8) Production Supervisor (9) Bushell (9) R. Cyr (10) E. Morgan (11) (8) T. Mahoney (9) R. Richardson Program Manager (10) Music Director (11) S. Brown (14) H. Bittner (16) M. Stanley M. Vrem (12) M. Roberts (13) B. Wilson (11) News Director (12) Sports Director (17) V. Rudeen (19) B. Mitchell (20) H. (15) N. Williams (16) J. Richmond (17) (13) Farm Director (14) Women's Direc- Denyes (21, 22, 24) Radio -TV Reps B. Pye (18) V. Pauls T. Wyatt tor (15) Promotion Manager (16) Traffic (26) (19) (20) 1958 (27) B, C, D, E (Apr. '73 listing) J. Minard (21 -25) All- Canada (26) 1957 Manager (17) Copy Director (18) Art (27) A, B, C, D, E Director (19) Chief Engineer (20) Film Rebroadcasting Editor Stations: (21) Toronto Reps (22) Montreal Penticton Salmon Arm Reps (23) Winnipeg Reps (24) Van- Oliver -Osoyoos Lumby Year couver Reps (25) U.S. Reps (26) Princeton Keremeos station began operation (27) Color Fa- British Columbia Peach land Enderby cilities: (A) Network Feed (B) Film Color Westwold Falkland (C) VTR Color (D) Local Live Units (E) CJDC -TV DAWSON Nakusp Malakwa Mobile Units CREEK 5,000 watts audio, 10,000 video on Celista Cherryville Channel 5 Grindrod Canoe (CBC affil.) Skaha Lake Midway (1) Radio Station CJDC (TV) Ltd. Mica Creek Mabel Lake (2) 901 102nd Ave. Downie Beaton Potlash Creek N.W.T. (3) (604) 782 -3341; Tlx: 049 -5727 Vernon (4) H. L. Michaud (5) W. R. Duncan (6, CKPG -TV PRINCE GEORGE 9) D. Robinson (7) R. Beerling (8) A. 375 watts audio, 750 video on Channel 2 CFFBT FROBISHER BAY Newby (11) V. Ripper (12) R. Schultz (CBC affil.) Channel 8 (Anik -fed) (13) J. Mills (15, 16) M. van Berke! (17) (1) Q Broadcasting Ltd. (1) CBC J. Francis (18) C. Sevilla (19) E. Soren- (2) 1220 -6th Ave. (2) P.O. Box 490, XOA OHO son (20) H. Castle (21, 22, 24) Radio -TV (3) (604) 564 -8861; Tlx: 047 -8698; Bbd: (3) (418) 979 Tlx: 016 -269 -5353; Reps (23) Messner (25) ABC (26) 1958 845 -2 -714 (5) P. T. Reilly (27) A, D, E (4) J. E. Stark (5) G. M. Leighton (6, 9, CHAKT INUVIK Rebroadcasting Stations: 15) D. Hoover (7) R. Logan (8) J. Wolf Channel 6 (Anik -fed) Hudson Hope (10) H. McLennan (11) G. Begg (12) D. (1) CBC Bullhead Mt. Anderson (16) B. Lesveque (17) B. (2) P.O. Box 1220, XOE OTO CFJC -TV KAMLOOPS Carter (18) 0. Neilson (19) S. Davis (3) (403) 979 -2871; Tlx: 037 -44510 2.000 watts audio, 4,000 video on (20) S. Sinclair (21 -24) Stephens & (5) N. Cournoyea Channel 4 Towndrow (25) ABC (26) 1961 (27) A, C CFYKT YELLOWKNIFE (CBC affil.) Rebroadcasting Stations: Channel 8 (Anik -fed) (1) Inland Broadcaster (1969) Ltd. Ft. St. James (1) CBC (2) 460 Pemberton Terrace Ft. Fraser (2) P.O. Box 160, XOE 1H0 (3) (604) 372 -3322; Tlx: 048 -8148; Quesnel (3) (403) 873 -4487: Tlx: 037 -44517 Bbd: 843 -2 -257 Mackenzie (5) G. Frederick (4) D. Clark (5) J. Pollard (6, 9) G. Nixon Rebroadcasting Stations: Honey (7, 15) B. Reith (8) R. Gardner CFTK -TV TERRACE Fort Smith (11, 12) D. Collins (13) B. Wilson (14) 2,100 watts audio, 4,100 video on Pine Point L. Cutler (16) A. VanLunteren (17) P. Channel 3 Uranium City, Sask. Kershaw (18) K. Phillips (19) V. Gollmar (CBC affil.) (20) D. Zehr (21 -25) All- Canada (26) (1) Skeena Broadcasters Ltd. 1957 (27) A, B, C, D (2) 4625 Lazelle Ave. Rebroadcasting Stations: (3) (604) 635 -6316; Tlx: 047- 85529; Bbd: Yukon Quesnel Williams Lake 843 -2298 Pine Valley 100 Mile House (4) J. F. Weber (5, 7) R. A. Parfitt (8) CFWHT WHITEHORSE Clinton Noranda Mines D. Hoover (9) D. Vincent (11) P. Jones Channel 6 (Anik -fed) Lillooet Bralorne (12) L. Harrington (14) M. van Herd (1) CBC Ashcroft Cache Creek (15) A. deLange (16) H. Ebeling (17) (2) Box 4430 Spences Bridge Boston Bar B. Barnswell (18) A. deLange (19) P. (3) (403) 667 -6261: TIx: 036-8-247 Savona Alexis Creek Crowder (20) V. Dragland (21, 22) (5) R. E. Halliday Shalalth Merritt Mulvihill (23) Messner (24) Stephens & Rebroadcasting Stations: Clearwater Blue River Towndrow (25) ABC (26) 1962 (27) B.C. Cassiar, Faro, Y.T. Valemount Pritchard A, B, C Clinton Creek, Y.T. Ft. Nelson, B.C. Chase Lytton Rebroadcasting Stations: Dawson City, Y.T. Watson Lake, Y.T. Nicola Valley Logan Lake Prince Rupert Bella Coola Elsa, Y.T. Monte Lake Smithers Tasu Houston Mt. Parizeau Burns Lake Hudson Bay Mt. Kildala Nine Mile Mt. TELE -TECH ELECTPIDNICS LTI Kemano Mt. Poole 15 McCULLOCH AVENUE Juskatla Kwinatahl REXOA LE ONTARIO Telephone (416) 248 -5646 Nass Camp Mt. Dolly Ocean Falls Lalakata Serving Broadcasters with East Georgie South Bentinck Professional Equipment King Island Cathedral Point CBUT VANCOUVER Our best advertisement is your satisfaction. 7,600 watts audio, 47,600 watts video on Channel 2 AM FM TV ETV CATV CCTV (1) CBC (2) Box 4600

66 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 TELEVISION STATIONS (3) (604) 684 -0246; Tlx: 04 -51207 Sointula Port Alice (3) (403) 484-3311; Tlx: 037 -2257 (5) R. W. McGall (6) H. Palmer (7) A. Newcastle Ridge Holberg (4, 5) G. R. A. Rice (6) B. D. Alloway Sommerfeld (8) R. Service (9) R. White- Kokish Alta Lake (7) D. H. Field (8) D. Roman (9) G. T. house (11) L. Jackson (12) L. Chapple Nimpkish Pemberton Kidd (10) H. Farmer (11) B. W. Hogle (13) R. Tarves (15) R. Jessup (16) A. (12) A. McCann (13) S. Flewitt (16) J. Gadsby (18) J. Williams (19) J. Wighton Matthews (18) P. Leonard (19) T. E. (20) F. Engel (26) 1953 (27) B, C, D, E Wadson (20) K. Neale (21 -24) Radio-TV Rebroadcasting Stations: Alberta Reps (25) direct to station (26) 1954 Courtenay Radium Hot Springs (27) A, B, C, D (Nov. '72 listing) Chilliwack Spillimacheen CFAC -TV CALGARY Rebroadcasting Stations: Port Alberni Yale 20,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on Grande Prairie Rocky Mtn. House Bowen Island Castlegar Channel 2 Peace River Crimson Lake Squamish Cranbrook (CBC affil.) Whitecourt Maytower Hope Canal Flats (1) Calgary Television Ltd. Ashmont Alger Ucluelet Nelson (2) 955 Rideau Rd., S.W. Lac La Biche Gregoire Trail Crawford Bay (3) (403) 243 -3491; Tlx: 038 -22549 CBTA -TV -3 FORT McMURRAY Grand Forks Creston (4, 5) D. Penn (6, 9) W. Wilks (7) G. CBC Frontier Coverage Package Golden Bonnington Buss (8, 13) N. Wagner (11, 12) E. See CBWT Winnipeg, Man. Donald Station Invermere Whalen (14) B. Kelly (15) D. Corrie (16) CJOC -TV LETHBRIDGE CHAN -TV VANCOUVER D. Wilson (17) S. Antoniuk (18) G. Gunst 19,200 watts audio, 96,100 video on B. 81 kilowatts audio, 164 kilowatts video (19) McCambly (20) G. Warner (21- Channel 7 on Channel 8 25) All- Canada (26) 1954 (27) A, B, (CBC affil.) (CTV affil.) C, D (Apr. '73 listing) (1) Lethbridge Television Ltd. (1) British Columbia Television Rebroadcasting Stations: (2) Box 1120 Broadcasting System Ltd. Field Lake Louise (3) (403) 327 -1521; Tlx: 038 -49130 (2) P.O. Box 4700 Bassano Banff (4) N. A. Botterill (5) G. A. Brown (7) (3) (604) 299 -7272; Tlx: 043 -54784 Drumheller K. M. Wolosyn (8) B. Johnson (11) P. (4, 5) J. R. Peters (7) D. M. Smith (8) CFCN -TV CALGARY Smith (12) B. Seely (13) D. Card (14) W. Elliott (9) L. D. Colthorp (11) C. Bell 20,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on J. Waterfield (15) D. Muma (16) C. Mc- (12) B. Pascall (14) J. Cannem (15, 17) Channel 4 Kay (17) b. McCann (18) J. Myndio (19) B. Thompson (16) J. Salikin (18) R. York (CTV. affil.) R. Joevenazzo (20) J. Brown (21 -24) (19) E. G. Rose (20) G. Smith (21 -23, (1) CFCN Television Limited All- Canada (26) 1955 (27) A, B, C 25) All- Canada (24) Local Sales Force (2) Broadcast House, Postal Station E, Rebroadcasting Stations: (26) 1960 (27) A, B, C, D, E T3C 3L9 Burmis Moyie, B.C. Rebroadcasting Stations: (3) (403) 249 -9101; Tlx: 038 -21637 Waterton Park Coleman Squamish Clearwater (4) E. W. Chapman (5) H. G. Marshall Brooks Kamloops Vavenby (6) K. Degerness (7) A. Pestes (8) B. Vernon Cache Creek Ash (9) W. Kirk (11) D. Seel (12) H. CHAT MEDICINE HAT Chase (Adams Hill) Malakwa Viney (14) M. Hohtanz (15) P. Nuttall 3,000 watts audio, 5,700 video on Enderby Nakusp (16) M. Rowat (17) G. Vershagen (18) Channel 6 Ashcroft Quesnel C. Heine (19) R. Nordquist (20) D. Fage (CBC affil.) Salmon Arm Lytton (21, 22) Mulvihill (24) Stephens & Town - (1) Monarch Broadcasting Savona Princeton drow (25) Bolton /Burnside (26) 1960 (2) P.O. Box 1270 Williams Lake Bowen Island (27) A, B, C, D, E (3) (403) 548 -3911; Nsrm: 526-5277; Pritchard Brackendale Rebroadcasting Stations: TIx: 038-4824 Lillooet Penticton Lethbridge Brooks (4) W. H. Yuill (5) O. Kope (6) T. Spences Bridge Port Renfrew Jubilee Mt., B.C. Oyen Gunter (7) W. Fieldhouse (8, 9, 13) D. Chilliwack Logan Lake Drumheller Banff Cocks (10, 15) L. Havard (11) S. Weiler Courtenay Mica Creek Field, B.C. Waterton Park (12) B. Ridley (14) P. Rose (16) I. Kelowna Keremeos /Cawston Sundre Burmis Carson (18) A. Soehn (19) S. Gaffney Ucluelet Clinton Lake Louise lnvermere, B.C. (20) G. Rathwell (21 -25) All- Canada Fo (26) 1957 (27) A, B, C, D, E Chase (White Lake) Bassano Pincher Creek Timothy CBXFT EDMONTON Rebroadcasting Stations: Lumby Prince George Pivot Maple Sask. 9,000 watts audio, 90,000 watts video on Creek, Olalla Boston Bar Bow Island Oyen Channel 11 Ft. St. (French) James Alexis Creek (1) CBC CKRD -TV RED DEER (2) P.O. Box 555, T5J 2P4 13.600 watts audio, 26,000 watts video on KVOS -TV VANCOUVER (3) (403) 469 -2321; Tlx: 0372 -287 Channel 6 214,000 watts audio, 107,000 video on (5) W. Porth (9) J. Boucher (15) P. (CBC affil.) Channel 12 Denis (28) 1970 (1) CHCA Television (1) KVOS -TV (B.C.) Ltd. See CBXT listing for complete listing (2) Box 5555 (3) (403) 347- 6681;TIx:038 -316 (2) 1345 Burrard St. EDMONTON CBXT (4, 5) H. L. Flock (6, 9, 15) M. Gordon (3) (604) 681 -1212 34,300 watts audio, 318,000 watts video D. F. (7) M. E. Phillips (8) J. Scott (11) P. (4) D. Mintz (5) Davis (6) Jank 5 on Channel Bourrie (12) L. Harris (13) D. Riddell (7) H. Burkart (11) A. Swift (13) F. CBC (1) (14, 17) E. Begieneman (16) J. Under - Holland (14) E. Home (15) T. Haverman (2) P.O. Box 555, T5J 2P4 down (18) R. Soehn (19) R. Broemer (16) A. Griffith (18) B. Helmer (19) J. (3) (403) 469- 2321; Tlx: 0372 -287 (20) L. Wilson (21, 22) Radio TV Reps Price (21, 22) Stovin -Byles (25) Sumner (5) W. Porth (6) L. Wallace (7) M. F. B, D (23) A. J. Messner (24) Stephens & (26) 1953 (27) A, C, R. (9) A. Baril Simovitch (8) Nebloch Towndrow (25) ABC International (26) (15) B. Flye (26) 1961 1956 (27) A, B, C, D CHEK -TV VICTORIA Rebroadcasting Stations: Rebroadcasting Stations: Watt Mountain 50,000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video Athabasca Coronation Banff on Channel 6 Manning Chinchage (CBC affil.) Peace River Rainbow Lake (1) British Columbia TV Broadcasting Alger Jasper System Ltd. Lac La Biche Whitecourt Saskatchewan (2) P.O. Box 4700 Grande Prairie Maytower (3) (604) 477 -1821 Crow Lake High Prairie CKSA -TV LLOYDMINSTER (4, 5) J. R. Peters (6) F. Bond (7) D. M. Battle River Gregoire 23,200 watts audio, 116,000 video on Smith (8) R. Gardener (9) L. D. Colthorp Paddle Prairie Hinton Channel 2 (11) M. Adamson (12) B. Pascall (14) I. Boyer River (CBC affil.) Clarkson (15) B. Thompson (16) J. CFRN -TV EDMONTON (1) CKSA -TV Limited Salikin (17) B. Thompson (18) B. York 90,400 watts audio, 180,300 watts video (2) 5026 -50th St., S9V 021 (19) E. G. Rose (20) G. Smith (21 -23, on Channel 3 (3) (403) 875-3321; TIx: 037 -32511 25) All- Canada (24) Own Sales Force (CTV affil.) (4, 5) A. F. Shortell (6) L. A. Wildman (26) 1956 27) A, B, C, D, E (1) Sunwapta Broadcasting Ltd. (7) P. Senchuk (8) B. L. Smith (9) D. Rebroadcasting Stations: (2) Broadcast House, P.O. Stn. "E ", Carson (10) E. Ford (11, 13) W. Saun- Port Hardy Camp Woss Edmonton 51 ders (12) D. White (15) J. Copley (16)

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This futuristic ATN7, Epping concept is here now. Best of all, this ABN, Sydney command and control capability comes Hong Kong completely built into your ACR -25. TV Broadcast Ltd. RTV, Hong Kong A new dimension in broadcasting New Zealand and production NZBC, New Zealand ACR -25 is the most complete broadcast/ Mexico production unit ever conceived. No Our ACR-25 XETV, Tijuana TELEVISION STATIONS Rep., D. Holtsman (8) J. W. Ryan (11) (1) CBC (Anik -fed) KEY A. Pressman (15) J. Heartwell (16) G. CBWFT WINNIPEG D, E (1) Owner or Company Name (2) Mailing Ad- Green (26) 1971 (27) B, C, 7,370 watts audio, 59,000 video on (3) Tlx Twx dress Telephone - Nsrm. - - - Rebroadcasting Station: Channel 3 (French) Broadband (Bbd.) (4) President (5) General Stranraer Manager (6) Operations Manager (7) General (1) CBC Sales Manager (8) Production Supervisor (9) CFQC -TV SASKATOON (2) 541 Portage Ave. (10) Director (11) News Program Manager Music 180,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video 774 07 -57780 Director (12) Sports Director (13) Farm Director (3) (204) -2541; Tlx: (14) Women's Director (15) Promotion Manager on Channel 8 (5) L. Remillard (6) R. Horley (7) F. (16) Traffic Manager (17) Copy Director (18) (CTV affil.) Stanley (8) L. Barnett (9) P. Dumaine Art Director (19) Chief Engineer (20) Film (1) Baton Broadcasting Inc. Editor (21) Toronto Reps (22) Montreal Reps (15) C. Lavallee (19) R. D. Fairley (26) (23) Winnipeg Reps (24) Vancouver Reps (25) (2) 216 First Ave. N., S7K 3W3 1960 U.S. Reps (26) Year station began operation (3) (306) 242 -6611; Tlx: 074 -2228 (27) Color Facilities: (A) Network Feed (B) Film Color (C) VTR Color (D) Local Live Units (4) G. B. Nelson (5) VP & Mgr. D. C. CBWT WINNIPEG (E) Mobile Units Brinton (6) T. Eadinger (7) K. Hutson 12,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on (9) J. Korchin (11) T. Higgins (12) J. Channel 6 Sandberg (13) B. Storey B. Amos M. Procychyn (17) D. Parkin (18) L. (15) (1) CBC (16) R. Buzik (17) H. Morpurgo E. Brannick (19) T. Stam (20) L. Ksenych (18) (2) P.O. Box 160, Wpg., R3C 2H1 Brenner (19) D. R. (21 -24) Hardy (25) ABC (26) 1960 (27) Polowick (20) Lee (3) (204) 774 -2541; Tlx: 07 -57780 (21, 22, 24) Glen Warren Messner A, C (Apr. '73 listing) (23) (5, 6) R. Horley (7) Stanley (8) L. Bar- Rebroadcasting Stations: (25) Bolton /Burnside (26) 1954 (27) nett (9) D. Nelson (11) H. Nixon (15) A, Meadow Lake Bonnyville, Alta. B, C, D, E N. Cowan (19) R. D. Fairley (20) H. Rebroadcasting Stations: Harrison B, E CBKMT MOOSE JAW (26) 1954 (27) A, C, D, North Battleford El rose Rebroadcasting Stations: 7,700 watts audio, 48,000 video on Richmond Lake Stranraer Fisher Branch Snow Lake Channel 4 Melfort Thompson Atikokan, Ont. (1) CBC CJFB -TV SWIFT CURRENT Flin Flon Sioux Lookout, Ont. (2) 127 Main St. N., S6H OV9 6,650 watts audio, 13,300 watts video on Gillam Lac du Bonnet (3) (306) 693 -4683; Tlx: 071 -29110 Channel 5 Dryden, Ont. The Pas (6) F. Sidwell (7) W. Hudema G. (19) (CBC affil.) Red Lake, Ont. Fort Frances, Ont. Goudie (26) 1969 (27) A (1) Swift Current Telecasting Ltd. Grand Rapids Ear Falls, Ont. See listing under CBKRT Regina for other Co. (2) Box 160 Kenora, Ont. Wabowden personnel. Lynn Lake Rebroadcasting Stations: (3) (306) 773 -7266; Tlx: 031 -2119 Willow Bunch (4 -6) Wm. D. Forst (7) W. S. Buffam CKY -TV WINNIPEG Fort Qu'Appelle (9, 15) J. Forst (11) G. Foth (12) J. 65,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video La Ronge Newland (16) M. Ylioja (18) J. Home on Channel 7 (19) J. Rissling (21, 22, 24) Radio -TV (CTV affil.) CKBI -TV PRINCE ALBERT Reps (23) Broadcast Reps (25) Forjoe (1) MTV Limited 20,000 watts 100,000 audio, video on (26) 1958 (27) A (Nov. '72 listing) (2) Polo Park, R3G OL7 Channel 5 Rebroadcasting Stations: (3) (204) 775 -0371; Tlx: 07 -57745 (1) Central Broadcasting Ltd. Co. Eastend, Sask. Shaunavon, Sask. (4) J. R. Mitchell (5) J. S. Purvis (6) (2) 10th St. W. Val Marie, Sask. Eirose J. S. Gibson (7) I. M. Lillie (8) R. J. 763 -7421; (3) (306) Nsrm: 763 -5121; Riverhurst, Sask. Webb (9) J. C. Armstrong (11) D. E. Tlx: 034 -29132 CHSS -TV WYNYARD O'Hara (19) D. F. Dennis (21, 22, 24) (4, 5) E. A. Rawlinson (6) F. F. Rawlin- 1,800 watts audio, 11,000 watt video on Electromedia (25) Sumner (N.Y.), All - son (7) I. Robertson (8) J. Cennon (11, Channel 6 Canada (L.A.) (26) 1960 (27) A, B, C, D 12) M. Jaeger H. (13) Mallwitz (14) M. See CKOS -TV, Yorkton Rebroadcasting Station: Sherman (16) S. Dodwell (18) J. Verge CJAY -TV -2 Brandon (19) T. VanNes (20) L. Hawksworth CKOS -TV YORKTON (21 -25) All- Canada (26) 1958 (27) A 2,600 watts audio, 15,000 video on Channel 3 KCND -TV WINNIPEG /PEMBINA (Apr. '73 listing) 43,600 watts audio, 288,000 video on Rebroadcasting Stations: (CBC affil.) (1) Yorkton Television Co. Ltd. Channel 12 Nipawin Greenwater (1) McLendon Corp. North Battleford Big River (2) P.O. Box 280, 95 East Broadway (3) (306) 783-3688; TIx: 034 -21512 (2) 2031 Portage Ave., Wpg 12 Alticane (3) (204) 888 -3212; TIx: 07-57232; (4, 5) R. L. Skinner (6) G. S. Skinner CBKRT REGINA Twx: 910- 673 -8431 (7) J. V. Birt (8) S. L. Skinner (9) W. 20,400 watts audio, 140,000 watts video 7) O. Westby (11, 12, 15) L. Westberg (13) (4) G. McLendon (5, G. Johnson on Channel 9 (6, 9) R. Vincent (8, 15) L. Crouch (14, R. McLaughlin (14) G. M. Peppier (16) (1) CBC 17) D. Meyers (16) A. Mathieson (18) J. L. Bullen (17) V. L. Stevens (18) P. (2) 1840 McIntyre St., S4P 2R1 N. Allam (19) C. Headley D. Rector Herman (19) R. Niebergall (20) S. (20) (3) (306) 523 -6641; Tlx: 031 -2289 (21, 22, 24) Reps Coleman (21, 22, 24) Stovin -Byles (23) Radio -TV (23, 25) (5) A. E. Parr (7) F. Stanley (9) D. Winnipeg Channel 12 Ltd. (26) 1960 (27) Yorkton (25) ABC (26) 1958 (27) A, B, Browne -Wilkinson (11) R. Chester (15) B, D C, E A, C, A. Small (19) K. J. Lamb (26) 1969 (27) Rebroadcasting Stations: A Wynyard Carlyle CKCK -TV REGINA Dauphin, Man. 20,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on Ontario Channel 2 (CTV affil.) CKVR -TV BARRIE (1) Armadale Communications Ltd. Manitoba 12,500 watts audio, 100,000 video on (2) Box 2000, S4P 3E5 Channel 3 (3) (306) 523 -6671; Tlx: 071 -2433 CKX -TV BRANDON (CBC affil.) (4) M. C. Sifton (5) B. Cowie (6) D. Lee 50,000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video (1) Ralph Snelgrove Television Ltd. (7) G. Robinson (8) M. Friesen (9) L. on Channel 5 (2) P.O. Box 519 Westmoreland (11) F. Flegel (12) J. (CBC affil.) (3) (705) 726 -6466; Tlx: 0687 -5520 Wells (15) B. Gale (16) B. Dobie (17) S. (1) Western Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd. (4) A. Waters (5) J. Mattenley (6) G. Bozak (18) J. Soehn (19) L. McBride (2) P.O. Box 1150 Robertson (7) J. Wood (8) B. French (20) S. Sutter (21 -25) All- Canada (26) (3) (204) 728 -1150; Tlx: 03 -5016 (11) G. Montgomery (12) S. Douglas 1954 (27) A, B, C, D, E (4) J. B. Craig (5) A. S. Craig (7) G. (16) N. Diamond (17) M. Halden (18) Rebroadcasting Stations: Gonzo (8) R. Chudley (9) V. Dodds (11) P. Miller (19) B. Verwey (21 -25) AlI- Marquis Colgate M. Sharpe (12) C. Jones (13) F. Bird Canada (26) 1955 (27) A, B, C, D Willow Bunch Fort Qu'Appelle (15) C. Donnelly (16) A. Austin (17) L. Rebroadcasting Stations: CBKST SASKATOON Fjeldsted (18) S. Haase (19) L. Dubois Parry Sound Huntsville 65,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video (20) H. Pullaw (21 -25) All- Canada (26) Haliburton on Channel 11 1955 (27) A, B, C CHCH -TV HAMILTON (1) CBC Rebroadcasting Stations: 202,000 watts audio, 325,000 watts video (2) 503 CN Towers Melita Foxwarren on Channel 11 (3) (306) 652 -0922; Tlx: 074 -2227 CHGH -TV CHURCHILL (1) Niagara Television Ltd. (5) H. Garmsen (6) D. Walder (7) Sales 10 watts audio, 4.94 watts video, Ch. 4 (2) 163 Jackson St. W.

70 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 (3) (416) 522 -1101; Tlx: 0218312 CBOFT OTTAWA (4) S. J. Bibby (5) D. C. Gale (6) F. P. 25,600 watts audio, 128,000 video on DeNardis (7) G. Buss (11) R. Gray (20) Channel 9 (French) W. Hannon (21 -25) All- (26) 1954 (1) Radio -Canada Canada microwave systems (27) B, C, D, E (2) P.O. Box 3220, Station C, K1Y 1E4 complete CKWS -TV KINGSTON (3) (613) 725 -3511; Tlx: 05- 267417 capability 26,000 watts audio, 250,000 watts video (5) G. Bruce (6) J. Cleary (7) L. O'Neill (8) A. Paquette P. on Channel 11 (9) Cardinal (11) TOTAL SOLID -STATE re- (CBC affil.) J. M. Trepanier (15) A. Couture (16) J. Layer (19) L. Webb modulating microwave systems (1) Frontenac Broadcasting Co. Ltd. for wideband message or (2) 170 Queen St. Rebroadcasting Stations: Timmins (3) (613) 544 -2340; Nsrm: 542-9232; Sudbury video applications. TIx: 026-2256 Kapuskasing Temiskaming, Que. Hearst Elliot (4) A. Davies (5) D. Lawrie (6) A. Lake Sturgeon Falls Brooks (7) Wm. Hurding (8) L. Shepherd (9) L. Freed (11) G. Burston (12) M. CBOT OTTAWA Jackson (14) J. Perrin (15) B. J. Wallace 15,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on (16) J. Revoy (17) C. Carroll (18) D. Channel 4 MA-6G Cockburn (19) L. Cameron (20) W. (1) CBC Whaley (21 -24) Stephens & Towndrow (2) Box 3220, Station C, K1Y 1E4 With power output of 1.5W in 1954 (3) (613) 725 -3511; Tlx: 05- 267417 (25) All- Canada (26) (27) A, B, C the 5.9 to 7.1 GHz range -- for CKCO -TV KITCHENER (5) G. Bruce (6) J. Cleary (7) L. O'Neil (9) B. STL applications 65,000 watts audio, 325,000 video on O'Leary (11) K. P. Brown (12) Channel 13 P. Normandin (15) B. Stewart (16) J. (CTV affil.) Layer (19) L. Webb (26) 1953 (27) A, B, C, D, E (1) Central Ontario Television Ltd. MA-7G (2) 864 King St. W. CJOH -TV OTTAWA (3) (519) 578 -1313; 160,000 watts audio, 325,000 video on Toronto (416) 366 -0852 Channels 13, 8, 6 With power output of 2W in (4, 5) W. D. McGregor (6) J. G. Smith (CTV affil.) the 7.1 to 8.5 GHz range -- for (7) R. H. McKeown (8, 9) W. (1) Bushnell Communications Ltd. A. Stewart 1 -way video applications (10) P. Ludwig (11) G. McLaren (12) B. (2) 1500 Merivale Road Inkol (14) E. Cole (15) D. L. Willcox (3) (613) 224 -1313; Tlx: 053 -4294 (16) A. Ellis (17) B. Wiens (18) D. W. (4) S. W. Griffiths (6) G. E. Nixon (7, 9) M. Bowen (19) P. J. Turchan (20) S. L. Mclllroy (8) W. J. McKee (11) M. Harvey (21 -24) Stephens & Towndrow Keeping (12) R. Boucher (15) R. Wood (25) ABC (26) 1954 (27) A, B, C, D, E (16) C. Halman (19) A. Reeve (20) E. Rebroadcasting Station: Tomlinson (21, 22) ICSL (23, 24) Radio - Wiarton TV Reps (25) Sumner (27) A, B, C, E Rebroadcasting Stations: Solving - economically - the problems of total communica- CFPL -TV LONDON Cornwall 43,200 watts audio, 325,000 video on Deseronto (Kingston -Belleville) tion systems design and in- Channel 10 CHOV -TV PEMBROKE stallation. (CBC affil.) 18,000 watt audio, 36,000 video on (1) CFPL Broadcasting Ltd. Channel 5 (2) CFPL -TV, P.O. Box 2880, N6A 4H9 (CBC affil.) Over 3000 microwave systems (3) (519) 434 -2115; Tlx: 024-846 (1) Ottawa Valley Television Co. Ltd. in service. (4) M. T. Brown (5) W. C. Wingrove (6) (1) Ottawa Valley Television Co. Ltd. (2) Box 100 J. A. Plant (7) R. V. Elsden (8) D. Duf- Microwave Associates, Inc. field (9, 14) J. D. Armstrong (11) R. (3) (613) 735 -6811; Tlx: 053 -34515 Burlington, Mass. U. S. A. Laidlaw (12) P. James (13) R. Jewell (4, 5, 7) E. G. Archibald (6, 9) B. Duval (15) L. J. Shaunessy (16) H. W. Blahout (8) D. Chant (11) P. Fiakowski (12) R. (17) J. Phillips (18) W. T. Percival (19) LaRiviere (15) B. Mau (16) G -A. Jacyno G. A. Robitaille (20) R. White (21 -25) (18) K. Pringle (19) G. Jansen (20) O. All- Canada (26) 1953 (27) A, B, C, D Kohls (21, 22) Mulvihill (25) Cdn. Standard (26) 1961 (27) A CHNB -TV NORTH BAY CHEX -TV PETERBOROUGH is re- 10,000 watts audio, 100,000 watts video 27,000 watts audio, 139,000 video on Microwave Associates on Channel 4 Channel 12 presented in Canada by (CBC affil.) (CBC affil.) (1) J. Conrad Lavigne Enterprises (1) Kawartha Broadcasting M.S.C. ELECTRONICS LTD., (2) Box 14444 (2) P.O. Box 659 254 Wildcat Road, (3) (705) 472 -2221 (3) (705) 742 -0451; Nsrm: 742 -8712: Downsview, Ontario M3J 2N5 (4) J. C. Lavigne, VP, R. Barrette (5) Tlx: 029 -810 Tel: (416) 661 -4180 T. Coles (6) R. M. Goswell (7) J. Baird (4) R. Davies (5) W. Rewegan (7) I. (8) G. Stevens (9) B. Nadeau (10) N. McFarlane (9) G. Shale (11) J. Wolff Blondin (11) D. Chapman (12) J. Cook (13) S. Eyre (14) M. Callaghan (15) A. (13) N. Brown (14) B. Longmore (16) Simmons (16) J. Dolan (17) M. Foley L. Aubertin (17) G. Gilmore (18) R. (18) K. Lehman (19) B. Wilkie (20) J. Haynes (19) N. Brown (20) G. Salton Kerr (21, 22, 24) Stephens & Towndrow (21) P. Mulvihill (26) 1971 (27) B, C, (25) All- Canada (26) 1955 (27) A, B. D, E C. D 0 Part of the Mid -Canada Television Rebroadcasting Stations: System: see CFCL -TV Timmins. Bancroft CKNY -TV NORTH BAY Minden 61,000 watts audio, 119,000 video on CJIC -TV SAULT STE. MARIE Channel 10, Cable Channel 6 28,000 watts audio, 15,000 video on (CTV affil.) Channel 2 (1) Tel -Ad Co. Ltd. (CBC affil.) (2) Box 1050 (1) Hyland Radio TV Ltd. (3) (705) 752 -3000; Tlx: 027 -76287 (2) 119 East St. V (4) W. B. Plaunt (5) B. McLeod (7) J. (3) (705) 256 -7494; Tlx: 027 -7716 Lawrence (8) K. Leroy (11) J. Size (12, (4, 5) R. H. Ramsay (6) F. Gardi (7) W. 15) D. Gauthier (16) D. Livingstone (17) Turner (8) G. MacDermid (11) K. Sep - I. Allen (18) T. Pilsworth (19) C. Nieman kowski (12) G. Jonescu (14, 15) G. Pitt (20) B. Shorse (21 -24) Electromedia (16) R. Purdy (17) F. Fortin (18) B. (26) 1955 (27) A, B Jenkins (19) S. Corbett (20) B. Kernahan Rebroadcasting Station: (21 -25) All- Canada (26) 1954 (27) A, B. Temiskaming, Que. C, D

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 71 TELEVISION STATIONS CKNC -TV SUDBURY Kapuskasing Malartic, Que. (CBC affil.) 2,970 watts audio, 297,000 watts video on Hearst (1) CKLW -TV Channel 9 Part of the Mid Canada Television System (2) 825 Riverside Drive W. (CBC affil.) CBLFT TORONTO (3) (519) 254 -2831; Tlx: 024 -77619; Twx: (1) J. Conrad Lavigne 46,800 watts video, 234,000 watts audio 610- 362 -0763 (2) 699 Frood Rd. on Channel 25 (French) (4, 5) G. V. Ashworth (6) N. Addison (7) (3) (705) 674 -8301 (1) CBC VP, Sales, D. G. Brock (8) VP, Prod., (4) J. C. Lavigne (5) T. Coles (6) R. M. (2) Box 500, Terminal A, M5W 1E6 F. J. Quinn (9) VP, Programming, D. E. Goswell (7) R. Barrette (8) D. Roy (9) (3) (416) 925-3311; TIx: 02 -2763 West (11) W. Wrye (12) D. Daly (16) M. T. Coles (10) N. Blondin (11) G. Janz (5) P. LaRose (6) L. Forestier (11) G. Jozwiak (17) W. Van Kuren (18) C. (12) J. Cooke (13) V. Nuhn (14) P. Desjarlais (15) C. Latremouille (26) 1973 Knight (19) S. Clark (20) D. Sharon Powell (15) M. Biloki (16) S. Chartrand (21, 22, 24) Glen Warren (25) Bolton/ (17) G. Gilmore (18) R. Haynes (19) D. CBLT TORONTO Burnside (26) 1954 (27) A, B, C, D Krumbacker (20) W. Turple (21, 22) P. 7,700 watts audio, 77,000 video on CKNX -TV WINGHAM Mulvihill (27) B, C, D, E Channel 5 100,000 watts audio, 180,00 watts video (1) CBC Rebroadcasting Stations: on Channel 8 Elliot Lake (2) Box 500, Terminal A, M5W 1E6 (CBC affil.) Part of the Mid -Canada Television (3) (416) 925 -3311; Tlx: 02-2763 (1) CKNX Broadcasting Ltd. D. MacPherson R. System: see CFCL -TV Timmins. (5) (6) Horton (7) J. (2) Wingham, NOG 2W0 CKSO -TV SUDBURY R. Malloy (8) J. Kennedy (9) J. Rae (3) (519) 357 -1310; Tlx: 069 -5461 (15) D. O'Neill (19) G. H. Jones 13,700 watts audio, 100,000 video on (20) (4) M. T. Brown (5) R. Hamilton (6, 7, J. Lant (26) 1952 Channel 5, 3, 10, 11 9) G. Walling (8) E. Schistad (11) A. Rebroadcasting Stations: (CTV affil.) Walton (12) C. Douglas (13) R. Baynton Geraldton Wawa (1) Cambrian Broadcasting Ltd. (15) T. Cowan (16) J. Thynne (17) A. Manitouwadge Marathon (2) Box 400 Skelton (18) D. Vair (19) S. Reid (20) White River Beardmore (3) (705) 674-0711; TIx: 027 -7352 B. Angus (21 -25) All- Canada Hornepayne Moosonee (26) 1955 (4) B. Plaunt (5 -7) G. Lund (8) D. (27) A, B, C, D Turner (9) J. Campbell (11) L. Gavin CFTO -TV TORONTO (12) C. Burton (14) G. Rumball (15) J. 162,000 watts audio, 325,000 video on Bowen (16) N. Eoe (18) N. Nykilchuck Channel 9, Cable 8 (19) K. Houzer (20) J. O'Grady (21 -24) (CTV affil.) Quebec Electromedia (25) Bolton /Burnside (26) (1) CFTO -TV Limited 1953 (27) A, B, C, D (2) Box 9, M4A 2M9 CHAU -TV CARLETON Rebroadcasting Stations: (3) (416) 291 -9111; Tlx: 02-2674 52,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on North Bay Elliot Lake (4) J. W. Bassett (5) E. J. Delaney, L. M. Channel 5 Timmins Kirkland Lake Nichols, J. F. Bassett, D. H. Davis (6) (CBC affil.) Rouyn -Noranda G. McLagan (7) I. J. Hall (9) E. J. Billo (1) Television de Baie des Chaleurs Inc. (2) CP 100, GOC 1J0 CHFD -TV THUNDER BAY (11) T. Stuebing (12) J. Esaw (15) J. R. Ward (16) J. Y. Kolb H. (3) (418) 364-3344; TIx: 014 -43126 54,500 watts audio, 100,000 video on (19) Berger (21, 22, 24) Glen- Warren (4) J. L. Hachey (5) A. Lecomte (6) M. Channel 4 (23) Messner (CTV. affil.) (25) ABC (26) 1961 (27) A, B, C, D, E Chabot (7) M. Goulet (8) R. Barriault (9) Y. Chouinard (12) C. Raymond (15) (11) B. McDivitt (12) B. Moroze (16) S. CICA -TV TORONTO F. Henry (16) M. Goulet (18) G. Belanger Shipston (18) E. Bardel 120,000 watts audio, 600,000 video on (19) P. Lapointe (20) P. St. Onge (21, See listing for CKPR -TV Channel 19 (1) The Ontario Educational Communica- 22) Paul L'Anglais (24) Stovin -Byles CKPR -TV THUNDER BAY (25) Sumner (26) 1959 (27) A 54,500 watts audio, 100,000 video on tions Authority (non -commercial) (2) 2180 Yonge St., M4S 2C1 (April '73 listing) Channel 2 (3) (416) 487 -1371 Rebroadcasting Stations: (CBC affil.) Ste Marguerite St. Quentin/ (1) Thunder Bay Electronics Ltd. (4) R. R. Ide (5) D. M. Walker (6) P. G. Bowers B. Port Daniel Kedgwick (2) 87 North Hill St. (7) McLean (8) Dr. D. L. C. Miller M. Percé Chandler (3) (807) 344 -9685; Tlx: 073 -4521 (9) Stratton (15) C. Johnson (16) G. Riviére au Renard Gaspé (4) H. F. Dougall (5, 9) G. N. Conger Simser (17) R. Wilcox (18) C. Adeney (19) K. Anse à Valleau Cloridorme (6) J. Ogden (7) J. Masters (11) G. Holen (20) P. Mugford (26) 1970 Bucknell (12) B. Moroze (15) A. Sharpe (27) B, C, D, E CJPM -TV CHICOUTIMI Rebroadcasting Stations: (proposed) (16) L. Merko (17) V. Elliot (18) E. 10,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on Chatham Bardel (19) G. Buetow (20) C. Kitchener-Waterloo Channel 6 Reedhead Windsor (21 -24) Stovin -Byles (25) Standard Ottawa (TVA affil.) Cdn. London (26) 1954 (27) A, B, C, D (1) CJPM -TV Inc. CFCL -TV TIMMINS CITY -TV TORONTO (2) P.O. Box 600 (3) (418) 549 -2576 10,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on 12,800 watts audio, 64,000 video on (4) P. Murdock (5, 7) C. Blain (6, 9, 15) Channel 6 Channel 79 (CBC affil.) (1) Channel Seventy -Nine Limited R. Hudon (8) P. Nadeau (10, 16, 17) G. Goulet (11, 12) C. Poulin (14) L. Vil- (1) J. Conrad Lavigne Enterprises (2) 99 Queen St. E., M5C 2M1 leneuve (18) M. Martin (19) Y. (2) P.O. Box 620 (3) (416) 867 -7979 Cham- pagne (20) J. Lafrance (21, 22) Paul (3) (705) 264-4211; TIx: 027 -81539 (4) D. C. Webster (5) M. Znaimer (6) L'Anglais (23, 24) Stovin -Byles (25) (4) J. C. Lavigne (5, 7) R. Barrette (6) P. Kudla (7) J. West (9, 15) P. Switzer Sumner (26) 1963 (27) A, B, C T. Coles (8) R. Clement (9) B. Nadeau (11) R. Haggart (12) J. Hough (16) V. (11) I. McCracken (12) L. Thibault (15) Bayrak (18) G. Long (19) B. Cezar (20) CKRS -TV JONQUIERE A. Brooks (16) J. Virc (17) J. Wallingford N. Healy (21, 22) Alexander Pearson & 21,000 watts audio, 42,000 video on (18) N. Reid (19) R. Fauteux (20) C. Dawson (23, 24) Radio -TV Reps (26) Channel 12 Carriere (21, 22) Mulvihill (23) Messner 1972 (27) B, C, E (CBC affil.) (24) Stephens & Towndrow (25) Cdn. GLOBAL TV TORONTO (1) Radio Saguenay Ltee Standard (26) 1956 (27) A, B, C, D, E See listing under Networks (2) 175 Sir Wilfrid Laurier Rebroadcasting Stations: CKLW -TV WINDSOR (3) (418) 542 -4551; Tlx: 011-36117 (4) J. Landry, Q. C. (5, 7) T. Burham Kirkland Lake/ Chapleau 65,000 watts audio, 325,000 video on (6) Y. Perron (9, 20) E. Michaud (10) Rouyn, Que. Moosonee Channel 9 M. Perron (11) J. -P. Tremblay (16) F. Tremblay (19) G. Boivir (21 -24) Hardy S. W. DAVIS (25) Cdn. Standard (26) 1955 (27) A, B, C BROADCAST TECHNICAL SERVICES LTD. Rebroadcasting Stations: Port Alfred Roberval DESIGN CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE Chicoutimi Alma - - CBGAT MATANE BROADCASTING FACILITIES 92,000 watts audio, 153,000 video on Channel 9 P.O. BOX 2167, VANCOUVER 3, B.C. 604 -681 -1621 (1) CBC (2) 155 St. Sacrement

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(3) (418) 562 -0291; Tlx: 0118 -370 Fontaine (15) G. Ranger (16) A. Bedard CHLT -TV SHERBROOKE (5) A. Giroux (6) O. Lapointe (26) 1958 (18) J. Gaumond (19) G. Fortin (20) G. 100,000 watts audio, 316,000 video on Rebroadcasting Stations: Bernier (21 -24) Hardy (25) Sumner (26) Channel 7 Mont Climont Grande Vallee 1954 (27) A, B, C, D, E (CBC affil.) Causapscal Havre St. Pierre CKMI -TV QUEBEC CITY (1) CHLT Tele 7 Ltee Manicouagan Murdochville 6,700 watts audio, 13,850 video on (2) 3330 King St. W. Mont Louis Matane Channel 5 (English) (3) (819) 569 -9331; Tlx: 018229 Manicouagan 5 (CBC affil.) (4, 5) A. Mercier (6) R. Lemaire (7) N. CBFT MONTREAL (1) Tele- Capitale Ltee Beauchamp (8) P. Ste -Marie (9) M. 10,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on (2) CP 2026 Rheault (11) A. DeSeve (12) J. -M. Channel 2 (3) (418) 688 -9330; Tlx: 011 -234 Bilodeau (15) J. Michon (16) L. Larocque (1) Societe Radio -Canada (4) J. A. Pouliot (5, 6) F. Fortin (7) R. (18) R. Couchesne (19) R. Thiebaut (2) P.O. Box 6000 Stefanik (8, 17) G. Gregoire (9, 10) P. (20) S. St -Onge (21, 22) Opex, Paul (3) (514) 285 -3211; TIx: 052-67417 Chamberland (11) L. Langlois (12) F. L'Anglais (23) Western, Paul L'Anglais (5) J. M. Dugas (6) G. Fontaine (7) W. Fontaine (15) G. Ranger (16) A. Bedard (24) Stovin -Byles, Western (26) 1956 Chevrier (9) C. Caron (10) A. Landry (18) J. Gaumond (19) G. Fortin (20) G. (27) A, B, C, D (11) M. Cardinale (12) Y. Giguere (13) Bernier (21 -24) Hardy (25) Sumner (26) CKTM -TV TROIS -RIVIERES P. H. Lavoie (14) M. Lasnier (15) T. P. 1957 (27) A, B, C, D, E 65,000 watts audio, 325,000 video on Therrien (16) J. B. Chardola (18) J. C. -TV CJBR RIMOUSKI Channel 13 Rinfret (19) M. Morais (26) 1952 (27) 56,900 watts audio, 100,000 video on A, B, C, D, E (CBC affil.) Channel 3 (1) Television St. Maurice Rebroadcasting Stations: (CBC affil.) Mont -Tremblant Mont Laurier (2) P.O. Box 277 (1) Telemedia (Quebec) Ltee (3) (819) 375 -7311; TIx: 05-837-137 Chibougamau Chapais (2) 273, St -Jean Baptiste ouest (4, 5) H. Audet (6, 19) R. Bonneau (7, CBMT MONTREAL (3) (418) 723 -2217; TIx: 011-8343 15) G. Dussault (8, 9) J. Brousseau (11) 15,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on (4, 5) W. Ruest (7) R. Pelletier (8) L. A. Watters (12) P. Charest (16) A. Godin Channel 6 Verreault (9) L. Michaud J. Labrie (10) (18) J. Parent (20) A. Aubichon (21 -24) (1) CBC (11) J. Peloquin (12) C. Couture (16) Paul L'Anglais, Stovin -Byles (25) All -Can- (2) P.O. Box 6000 G. Belanger G. M. (17) Mercier (19) ada, Sumner (26) 1958 (27) A, B, C, D (3) (514) 235 -3211; Tlx: 05- 267417 Vallee (21) Paul L'Anglais, Opex (22) (5) E. Koch (6) D. Smith (8) P. Fortier Opex (24) All- Canada (26) 1954 (27) (11) D. Knapp (15) H. Steinhouse (24) A, C 1954 Rebroadcasting Station: CFCF -TV MONTREAL Edmundston, N.B. New Brunswick 160,000 watts audio, 325,000 video on CKRT -TV RIVIERE -DU -LOUP Channel 12 24,500 watts audio, 49,500 video on (CTV affil.) Channel 7 CKCD -TV CAMPBELLTON (1) Multiple Access Ltd. (CBC affil.) (CBC affil.) (2) 405 Ogilvy Ave., Montreal 303 (1) CKRT -TV Ltee (1) Moncton Broadcasting Ltd. (3) (514) 273 -6311 (2) 1 rue Frontenac (2) P.O. Box 1220, Moncton (4) J. O. McCutcheon (5) D. W. G. (3) (418) 862 -8241; Tlx: 011 -3115 Rebroadcasting Stations: Martz (6) G. Bowden (7) L. Hambleton (4, 5) L. Simard (7) V. Gagnon (9) G. Upsalquitch Lake, N.B. (8) J. Krug (9) B. Callender (10) L. Thibault (10, 13) R. Beaulieu (11, 15) G. Newcastle, N.B. Garrett (11) B. Cannings (12) D. Irvin Gosselin (12) R. Lagace (16) C. Theri- Bechervaise Mtn., Que. (15) B. Pitt (16) I. Selway (18) S. ault- Thiboutot (18, 20) C. Aube (19) G. Mont Blanc, Que. Yuranyi (19) J. Thompson (20) T. Mamo Gelinas (21 -24) Hardy (25) Cdn. Stand- Murdochville, Que. (Nov. '72 listing) (21 -25) All- Canada (26) 1961 (27) A, ard (26) 1961 (27) A, C MONCTON B, C, D, E (Apr. '73 listing). Rebroadcasting Stations: CBAFT 33,000 watts audio, 163,000 video on CFTM -TV MONTREAL Riviere -du -Loup Trois -Pistoles Channel 11 (French) 162,500 Baie St -Paul Cabano watts audio, 325,000 video on (1) CBC Channel Ste -Rose Du Degel Si. Urbain 10 (2) P.O. Box 950 (TVA affil.) St- Patrice (3) (506) 855 -3370; Nsrm: 855-3761; (1) Tele -Metropole Corporation Tlx: 014 -2284 (2) 1405 Alexandre DeSeve St. CKRN -TV ROUYN (5) G. Theriault (7) A. Landry (9) L. (3) (514) 526 -9251; TIx: 05-267329 57,500 watts audio, 115,000 watts video Cormier (10) D. LeBlanc (11) F. Rochon (4, 5) R. Giguere (6) R. L'Herbier (7, on Channel 4 (12) C. Dube (14) M. LeBlanc (15) R. 15) G. W. Belanger (8) J. Paquin (11) (CBC affil.) Radio Inc. Beaulieu (16) H. Gould (18) G. Goguen C. Lapointe (12) P. Proulx (16) F. (1) Northern (19) Y. Bruchesi (20) A. Basque (26) Maisonneuve (18) J. -P. Ladouceur (19) (2) P.O. Box 70 (3) (819) 762-0741; TIx: 011 -77526 1959 (27) A M. Doucet (20) M. Bastien (21 -23) Paul Rebroadcasting Stations: L'Anglais (24) Stovin Byles (25) Sumner (4, 5, 7 -9, 11) D. -A. Gourd (6, 16) F. R. L. Mitris Halifax Yarmouth (26) 1961 A, E Tremblay (12) Houle (18) (27) B, C, D, (Apr. '73 Mulgrave Iles- de listing) (19) R. Tremblay (21 -24) Hardy Radio -La- Madeleine & TV (25) Canadian Standard Broadcast- Sydney Cheticamp ing (26) 1957 (27) A, B, C (Nov. '72 CBVT QUEBEC CKCW -TV MONCTON 34,600 watts audio, 173,000 video on listing) Rebroadcasting Stations: 15,000 watts audio, 25,000 video on Channel 11 Channel 2 (1) CBC Ville Marie Val d'Or Matagami Lithium Mines (CTV affil.) (2) P.O. Box 10400, Ste. Foy, Quebec 10 (1) Moncton Broadcasting Ltd. Senneterre Powell Hill (3) (418) 656 -9440; Tlx: 011 -286 (2) P.O. Box 5004 R. Dussault L. Fortin B. Mes - (5) (6) (7) SCHEFFERVILLE-See Sept Iles (3) (506) 855 -1224; Tlx: 014 -2250; sley (9) J. Fortier (11) G. Fecteau (12) Bbd: 724 -2 -816 J. -C. Houde (15) H. MacFarlane (19) R. CBSET SEPT ILES (4) F. G. Sherratt (5, 9) J. S. Irvine (6) Morin (26) 1964 (27) A, B, C, D, E 1,700 watts audio, 8,400 watts video D. H. Eagles (7) R. Locke (8) W. Brown Rebroadcasting Stations: (English) (11, 14) F. Fry (12) A. Noiles (14) B. St. Georges de Beauce La Tuque See CBST Sept Iles McLennan (15) S. Grainger (16, 17) Lac Megantic Lac Etchemin B. MacDonald (18) B. Clooney (19) K. CBST SEPT ILES MacConnell (20) J. Christie (21 -25) AIl- CFCM -TV QUEBEC CITY 1,700 watts audio, 8,400 watts video on Canada (26) 1954 (27) A, B, C 50,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on Channel 13 (French) Rebroadcasting Stations: Channel 4 (1) CBC Saint John Upsalquitch Lake (TVA affil.) (2) Labrador City Campbellton Newcastle (1) Tele- Capitale Ltee (3) (709) 944 -8427 Charlottetown (2) P.O. Box 2026, Quebec 2 (5) Miss J. R. Kelland (3) (418) 688 -9330; Tlx: 011 -234 Rebroadcasting Stations: CHSJ -TV SAINT JOHN (4) J. A. Pouliot (5, 6) F. Fortin (7) R. Schefferville, Que. 50,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on Stefanik (8, 17) G. Gregoire (9, 10) P. Labrador City, Labrador Channel 4 Chamberland (11) L. Langlois (12) F. Churchill Falls, Labrador (CBC affil.)

74 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 (1) New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Channel 13 (2) 335 Union St. (1) CBC (3) (506) 657 -3410; Tlx: 014 -47218 (2) P.O. Box 515 (5) G. A. Cromwell (6, 16) J. Gormley (3) (902) 892 -3591; Tlx: 014 -4476 (7) D. Burrows (8) M. Johnson (11) D. (6) R. G. Smith (7) C. M. Quinton (11) White (14) L. Foster (15) B. Guilfoyle W. Fraser, W. Cooper (26) 1968 (27) A, (17) D. Ward (18) W. Piekarski (19) H. B, E Sullivan (20, 21) Mulvihill (24) Western (25) Cdn. Standard (26) 1954 (27) A, B, C, D (Apr. '73 listing) Rebroadcasting Stations: Moncton Bon Accord Newfoundland New THRULINE® Dual RF Watt- & Labrador meters display forward AND reflected power simultaneously and monitor Nova Scotia VSWR at the intersection of the two CHURCHILL FALLS -See Labrador City meter pointers. Models for 1 -5/8, 3 -1/8 CBHT HALIFAX CBYT CORNER BROOK and 6 -1/8 lines, 2 - 1000MHz to 11,200 watts audio, 56,000 video on 2,120 watts audio, 10,600 video on 250k W Channel 3 Channel 5 (1) CBC (1) CBC Peak Reading Wattmeters (2) P.O. Box 3000 (2) P.O. Box 610 also available. (3) (902) 422 -8311; Tlx: 019 -21618 (3) (709) 634 -3141; Tlx: 016 -44222 (5) L. Lauk (6) G. F. Brickenden (7) (5) R. G. O'Brien (6) C. Mardel (7) G. D. G. LeBlanc (8) A. Greer (11) D. G. Kenny (11) E. J. Byrne (19) C. Blois Gregg (15) K. R. Hill (19) H. K. Urbach (26) 1959 (26) 1954 (27) A, B, C, D, E Rebroadcasting Stations: Rebroadcasting Stations: Stephenville St. Andrews Liverpool Shelburne Deer Lake Bonne Bay Sheet Habour Yarmouth Port Aux Basques Irishtown New Glasgow CFLA -TV GOOSE BAY, LABRADOR CJCH -TV HALIFAX 435 watts audio, 870 video on Channel 8 20,000 watts audio, 100,000 video on (1) CBC Channels 5, 6, 10, 13 (2) P.O. Box 39, Station "A" (CTV affil.) (3) (709) 896-2966; TIx: 016 -2236 (1) CJCH Ltd. (5) B. Dawe (19) J. Smith (26) 1956 (2) 2885 Robie St. (27) A, D (3) (902) 453 -2524; Tlx: 019 -21826; CBSET -2 LABRADOR CITY Bbd: 725 -2869 43 watts audio, 214 watts video on MODULOADV Self -Cooled Load Systems (4, 5) F. Sherratt (6, 8) V. Perry (7) G. Channel 13 (English) No external water supply is needed for the Johns (11) W. Ozard (12) M. Olsen See CBST -3 Labrador City 10, 20 and 40kW Self -Cooling MODULOAD (14) L. LeBlanc (15) S. Altman (16) M. RF Load Resistors. The integral heat ex- CBST -3 LABRADOR CITY Doggett (17) B. Montgomery (18) J. changer permits continuous rated dissipation 43 watts audio, 214 watts video on Dowell (19) R. MacWilliams (20) D. in 5° to 45° C ambients ( -20° to +20°C with Channel 11 (French) antifreeze). Ratings are increased to 25 and Ferraz (21 -25) All- Canada (26) 1961 (1) CBC 50kW in 5 °to 30°ambients. (27) A, B, C, D (2) Labrador MODEL POWER FREQ. CONNECTOR Rebroadcasting Stations: City (3) (709) 944 -8427 8032 10kW 0- 1.4GHz 31/8 EIA FI. Canning Caledonia 8641/2 20kW 0- 1.3GHz 3.1/8 EIA FI. (5) J. R. Kelland Yarmouth 8651/2 40kW 0.1.3GHz 3 -1/8 EIA FI. CBNT ST. JOHN'S CBIT SYDNEY 39,200 watts audio, 196,000 video on 10,800 watts audio, 54,000 video on Channel 8 Channel 5 (1) CBC (1) CBC (2) P.O. Box 5490 (2) 285 Alexandra St. (3) (709) 753 -1300; Tlx: 016 -4590 (3) (902) 539 -5050; TIx: 019-35109 (5) D. Fardy (6) A. Barrett (15) D. E. (5) A. W. Wilson (6) B. Bullock (7) H. Nicolle (19) F. H. Holm (26) 1964 Tobin (11) I. Munn (19) C. Verge (20) Rebroadcasting Stations: T. Mills (26) 1972 (27) A Port Rexton Cape Broyle Rebroadcasting Stations: Placentia Grand Falls Mu!grave Cheticamp Marystown Buchans Pleasant Bay St. Alban's Bate Verte CJCB -TV SYDNEY Ramea Millertown 108,000 watts audio, 180,000 video on St. Anthony Musgrave Harbour Channel 4 Conche Fogo Island (CTV affil.) Terrenceville (1) Cape Breton Broadcasters Ltd. CJON -TV ST. JOHN'S New TERMALINE® RF P. O. (2) Box 469 55,000 watts audio, 110,000 video on L ©d Resistor Series 8891- (3) (902) 562 -5511; 019 Tlx: -35195 Channel 6 50] dissipates 7500 watts con- (4) J. M. Nathanson (5, 7) K. M. Boyce (CTV affil.) tiruously with only 3 gal /min (6) B. Holmes (8) K. Betts (9, 16) M. C. Nfld. (1) Broadcasting Co. Ltd. cooling water, yet costs no mo-e MacQuarrie (10) E. Bennett (11) B. Jes- (2) P.O. Box 2020 then the aircooled 5000watt some (12) D. Maclsaac (15, 17) C. (3) (708) 579 -5015; TIx: 016-355 Laad Morrison (18) H. Paufler (19) F. M. Mac- (4, 5, 7, 9) C. Jamieson (6) J. Tessier Leod (20) R. Demers (21 -25) All- Canada (8) T. Gardner (10) E. Abbot (11) F. Units available with 1 -5/8 or 3 -1/8 flanged or (26) 1954 (27) A White (12) C. Yard (13) J. Turner (14, urúlanged connectors, 50 or 51.5 ohms. VSWR Rebroadcasting Stations: 15) M. Tucker (16) E. Davis (17) I. below 1.1 from DC to 1000 MHz. Inverness Antigonish Dicks (18) M. Taylor (19) O. Hierlihy BIRDELECTRONIC Cable (21, 22) Electromedia (24) Western (25) Weed /Walton (26) 1955 (27) A, B, C, CORPORATION BIRDELEC D, E 30303 AORORA R0.CLENEIANO(SOLON10H1044139 Phone 216-248.1200 Rebroadcasting Stations: Prince Edward Corner Brook Deer Lake Represented in Canada by: Central Nfld. St. Lawrence Island Argentia Terrenceville M.S.C. ELECTRONICS LTD., Bonavista Cape Broyle 254 Wildcat Road, CBCT CHARLOTTETOWN Grand Bank Trepassey Downsview, Ontario M3J 2N5 12,400 watts audio, 62,000 video on Lawn Tel: (416) 661 -4180

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 75 A. J. MESSNER & CO. LTD. WINNIPEG: 228 Notre Dame Ave., Ste. Canadian Sales Reps 802, R3B 1N7, (204) 943 -9574; Tlx: 07- 57882; Pres., A. J. Messner; Mgr., M. Messner PAUL MULVIHILL & CO. LTD. TORONTO: 4 Richmond St. E., Ste. 210, ALEXANDER, PEARSON & DAWSON INC. GROUP ONE RADIO LTD. M5C 1M6, (416) 363 -8814; Tlx: 02 -2648; TORONTO: Ste. 1320, 2 Carlton St., (416) TORONTO: 400 Jarvis St., (416) 923 -0919; P. Mulvihill, N. Bonnell, R. Hone, B. S. 361 -1291; Pres., R. G. Alexander; VP, Tlx: 06- 22102; B. Martin, L. Mungal, B. Hawkins, B. Sadler, J. Webb, B. M. D. M. Pearson; VP, R. C. Dawson Salichuk Hawkins, L. Kelk, B. Johnson, D. Newell MONTREAL 110: Sun Life Bldg., Ste. 2101, MONTREAL: 150i.. Stanley St., Ste. 428, MONTREAL: 1500 Stanley St., Ste. 426, 1155 Metcalfe St., (514) 871 -8490 (514) 849 -1303; Tlx: 012 -792; A. Bazinet, (514) 849 -4101; E. Wood, S. Sheridan ALL -CANADA D. Morton OPEX COMMUNICATIONS LTD. RADIO & TELEVISION LTD. HALIFAX: 6454 Quinpool Rd., Ste. 303, MONTREAL 110: 1400 Metcalf St., (514) TORONTO: 1000 Yonge St., (416) 925- Mulrooney Bldg., (902) 429 -2212, Tlx: 845 -9181; Pres., L. Bramson; VP, G. Ber- 9361; Pres., R. A. McCreath; VP, Radio, 019 -21706; M. Shulman geron, C. Demers, R. Proctor, G. Alain P. N. Sisam; VP, TV, D. T. Fitz -Gerald VANCOUVER: 924 West Hastings St., Ste. TORONTO 2: 2 Carlton St., Ste. 1317; MONTREAL: 925 Dominion Square Bldg., 6, (604) 682 -6391; J. W. Stovin (416) 862 -1736; Gen. Mgr., J. James, J. (514) 861 -5654; Mgr., R. Gauley WINNIPEG: 323 Wellington Cresc., Ste. Tarbat, S. Hand, G. Foster, P. Emerson CALGARY: 1230 17th Ave. S.W., (403) 1202, (204) 453 -0551; H. Olson RADIO HOUSE LTD. 244 -2455; Mgr., J. Cavanaugh TORONTO, M4S 1B1: 250 Merton St., HARDY RADIO & TELEVISION WINNIPEG: Ste. 208, 181 Pioneer Ave., (416) 484 -1011; Pres., J. R. Guest; EVP, TORONTO, M5H 1Y8: 19 Richmond St. W., (204) 942 -6861; Mgr., B. Edge W. R. Hazell; VP Mktg., J. D. Gibson; Ste. 203, (416) 363 -9433, Tlx: 02 -2393; VANCOUVER: One Bentall Centre, (604) R. W. Smith Exec. VP, Gen. Mgr., A. Harrison; Sales 684 -7461; Tlx: 045 -1377; Mgr., A. Nelson MONTREAL 114: Place Bonaventure, 19 Mgr., D. Sienko BROADCAST REPRESENTATIVES Edison (P.O. Box 1074), (514) 866 -2617; LTD. MONTREAL, H3B 1E7: 1010 St. Catherine WINNIPEG: P.O. Box 801, (204) Mgr., L. B. Salnick 334- O., Mezzanine 11, (514) 861 -5461, Tlx: 2541, Pres., J. O. Blick; Exec. Dir., 05- 267580; VP Quebec, J -C Tremblay RADIO -TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES H. M. Kolomaya; Operations Mgr., E. QUEBEC 4: Case Postale 341, (418) LTD. Strachan (Nov. '72 listing) 525 -7373; L. Verret TORONTO: 9 Price St., M4W 1Z1, (416) CBC NATIONAL SPOT TV SALES WINNIPEG: toll -free direct line to Toronto 962 -3221; Tlx: 06- 22161; Chairman, T. G. TORONTO 116: Box 500, Station "A ", office, ZEnith 066690 Ferris; Pres. & Gen. Mgr., R. H. Quinn; (416) 925 -3311 VANCOUVER: 1008 Homer St., Ste. 203, VP & Assistant Gen. Mgr., R. A. Suth3r- MONTREAL 25: Box 6000, (514) 868- (604) 688 -5696; J. Crawford land 3211 MONTREAL: Cantlie House, 1110 Sher- ELECTROMEDIA SALES LTD. INDEPENDENT COMMUNICATIONS brooke St. W., (514) 288 -1188; Tlx: 05- TORONTO: 55 Eglinton Ave. E., M4P 1G8, SALES LTD. (ICSL) 25205; Mgr., T. Baxby (416) 487 -4651, Tlx: 02- 21247, TWX: TORONTO: 46 Yorkville Ave., M4W 1L6, VANCOUVER: 1131 Richard St., (604) B. J. Atkins, Pres. 610 -492 -7215; Pres., D. R. Laking; VP, (416) 920 -9200; T. 685 -0288; Tlx: 04- 51253; VP & Mgr., F. P. J. Williams; Dir. of Mktg. Research, MONTREAL 110: 1118 St. Catherine St. Jobes H. J. Lee W., Ste. 206, (514) 875 -2116; VP, L. A. WINNIPEG 2: 228 Notre Dame Ave., Ste. MONTREAL 111: 666 Sherbrooke St. W., Mayo 802, (204) 943 -9574; Tlx: 07- 57882; M. Ste. 507, (514) 842 -9997, Tlx: 01- 26333, NEW YORK, CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA: Messner call ENterprise 6360 TWX: 610 -421 -4447; VP, Mtl. Mgr., R. J. RADIO & TELEVISION SALES INC. Delisle All other U.S. cities call L. A. Mayo, Montreal, collect TORONTO 5: 1507 Town Square, 66 VANCOUVER 9: 1690 West 2nd Ave., Isabella St. E., (416) 924 -4477; Tlx: 02- (604) 732 -5733, Tlx: 04- 54347; J. Papa - KEY TIME SALES LIMITED 21129; Twx: 610 -491 -4205; Mgr., Andy georgis TORONTO: 2281 Yonge St., Ste. 203, McDermott; T. Brock, B. Wallace, D. M4P 2C6, 485 -9134, Tlx: 06- 23301; FM CANADA (416) Jackson, I. MacPherson TORONTO M4T 1W6: 1255 Yonge St., L. Potts, Gen. Mgr. MONTREAL: 1507 Le Cartier, Peel & (416) 929 -3155; Tlx: 02- 29829; A. J. PAUL L'ANGLAIS INC. Sherbrooke, (514) 849 -1131; Twx: 610- Rourke, P. A. Thomson, D. W. Graham TORONTO 7: 2200 Yonge 421 -3388; Mgr., Paul McDermott; H. MONTREAL 110: 1110 Sherbrooke St. W., St., Ste. 701, (416) 487 -1551; Tlx: 06- 217877; Mgr., Lanctot (514) 845 -5219; Tlx: 01 -2968; M. J. RETAIL BROADCAST SALES LTD. Downer J. R. Welcher 133: TORONTO, M4S 2M7: 542 Mount Pleasant VANCOUVER 3: 1008 Homer St., Ste. 203, MONTREAL 1405 Alexandre De Seve St., (514) 526 -9201; Tlx: 052 -67329; VP Rd., Ste. 403, (416) 484 -0761; Pres., T. (604) 688 -0912; Tlx: 04- 507729; J. Craw- Vradenburg ford & Gen. Mgr., G. Loslier; Gen. Sales Mgr., J. R. Genin STANDARD BROADCAST SALES CO. GLEN -WARREN BROADCAST MAJOR MARKET BROADCASTERS LTD. LTD. DIV. SALES TORONTO: 1255 Yonge St., M4T 1W6, TORONTO: M4V 1L6: 2 St. Clair Ave. W., TORONTO: 111 Richmond St. W., (416) (416) 929 -3301; Tlx: 02- 29829; R. D. (416) 924 -5721; Pres., R. R. Moody; VP 363 -5291; Tlx: 02 -29114 Munro, L. J. Kennedy, K. Munro, T. and Gen. Mgr., A. W. Stinson VP, E. J. Delaney; Gen. Mgr., I. Hall; Mgr. Steele, L. W. Lamb, P. D. Viner, W. D. MONTREAL, 107: 1440 St. Catherine St., TV Div., W. H. Cox; Mgr. Radio Div., J. Brown, R. J. Harman (514) 861 -3473; VP and Mgr., R. Nason Gorman MONTREAL 110: 1110 Sherbrooke St. W., STEPHENS & TOWNDROW CO. LTD. MONTREAL 114: 1 Elgin, Place Bona- (514) 845 -4111; Tlx: 01 -2968; E. R. Rich- venture, Box 183, (514) 861 -9051; Tlx: TORONTO, M5B 1K1: 2 Carlton St., Ste. mond, S. Waldo, T. Flaherty 808, (416) 864 -9220, Tlx: 02- 29910, Twx: 01 -2718 VANCOUVER 3: 1008 Homer St., Ste. 203, M. Desjardin, J. Brosseau, D. Bastien 610 -491 -2208; VP & Gen. Mgr., H. F. (604) 688 -0912; Tlx: 04- 507729; J. Craw- Abernethy; VP & Asst. Gen. Mgr., C. W. VANCOUVER 1: 2 Bentall Centre, Ste. ford 765, 555 Burrard St., (604) 682 -8404; Fenton, Acting Mgr., tv sales, P. Jackman Tlx: 04-507559 ANDY McDERMOTT SALES LTD. MONTREAL: 2055 Peel St., Ste. 675, Mgr., D. Napier See Radio & Television Sales Inc. (514) 844 -3975 (Radio), 844 -4401 (tv), Tlx: 01- 26317, Twx: 610- 421 -3116; Radio sales mgr., R. Morden; Mtl. Mgr. and tv for information on rates, coverage, etc. sales mgr., R. Cole VANCOUVER 5: 1033 Davie St., Ste. 410, of U.S. stations - Radio and Television - (604) 684 -6277, Tlx: 045 -1140; Mgr., J. R. CALL ON THE ONLY FIRM IN CANADA REPRESENTING Grant STOVIN -BYLES TELEVISION LTD. STATIONS IN EVERY U.S. STATE TORONTO: 400 Jarvis St., (416) 924- 5764; Tlx: 06- 22102; Pres. & Man. Dir., ANDY McDERMOTT SALES LTD. W. D. Byles; VP, W. H. Clark; VP, A. A. Panza; Gen. Sales Mgr., B. A. Martin; Montreal 514 -849 1131 416 -924 4477 Toronto Acct. Ex., B. Case, L. Budd MONTREAL: 1500 Stanley St., Ste. 428,

76 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 (514) 849 -7731; Tlx: 012 -792; Mgr., A. LOS ANGELES 90028: 6290 Sunset Blvd., ATLANTA 30309: 1819 Peachtree Rd., Bazinet; C. Deleuze (213) 462 -2289; Mgr., W. L. Wallace. N.E., (404) 351 -9288; Mgr., N. Imbornone WINNIPEG: 323 Wellington Cres., Ste. SAN FRANCISCO 94111: 500 Sansome FORJOE INC. 1202 (204) 453 -0551; Mgr., H. Olson St., (415) 986 -5366; Mgr. TV, B. Peavey; NEW YORK 10036: 500 Fifth Ave., (212) VANCOUVER: 924 West Hastings St., Mgr. Radio, R. Neugebauer 244 -0552; Pres., J. Bloom (604) 682 -6391; Tlx: 04- 508501; VP & ST. LOUIS 63101: 112 N. Fourth St., Rm. LOS ANGELES 90028: 6725 Sunset Blvd., Mgr., J. W. Stovin 228, Pierce Bldg., (314) 621 -1424; Mgr., (213) 462 -6655 UNICOM BROADCAST SALES LTD. B. Schneider SAN FRANCISCO 94133: 1331 Columbus TORONTO: 55 Eglinton Ave. E., M4P BOSTON 02116: 163 Newbury St., (617) Ave., (415) 885 -1436 (April '73 listing) 262 -1145; Mgr., B. Queen 1G8, (416) 481 -5654; Tlx: 02- 21247; Twx: HARLAN G. OAKES & ASSOC., INC. 610 -492 -7215; J. Hodson, N. Bain, D. DONALD COOKE INC. WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. 91364: Wood- Bower, G. Churchill, D. Gillespie, A. Mas- NEW YORK 10036: 520 Fifth Ave., (212) land Plaza, Ste. 273, 21243 Ventura Blvd., son, G. Carter MU 2 -5844 (213) 346 -9621; H. G. Oakes, M. J. MONTREAL 111: 666 Sherbrooke St. W., CHICAGO 60645: 3322 W. Peterson Oakes, D. J. Oakes, M. Costello (514) 842 -4489; Tlx: 01- 26333; Twx: 610- Ave., (312) 478 -5544 SAN FRANCISCO: 470 Columbus Ave., 421 -4447; R. Delisle, L. Leduc, P. Homsy ST. LOUIS 63102: 468 Equitable Building, (415) 398 -1434; W. Glenn, D. Sandeberg VANCOUVER 9: 1690 West Second Ave., 10 S. Broadway, (314) 231 -9151 DALLAS, Texas 75219: 3626 N. Hall (214) (604) 732 -5733; Tlx: 04- 54347; J. Papa - LOS ANGELES: 111 North La Cienega 521 -1240; J. Riley georgis Blvd., Beverly Hills, 90211, (213) 652 -1313 PAN AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO. WESTERN BROADCAST SALES (1970) SAN FRANCISCO: 94133: 470 Columbus NEW YORK 10017: East LTD. Ave., (415) 398 -1434 (April '73 listing) 22 42 St., (212) 642 -4500; E. Bernald, H. Franklin, R. VANCOUVER 1: 1760 -1 Bentall Centre, THE DEVNEY ORGANIZATION INC. Duslsky, J. Mugnai, G. Bernald 505 Burrard St., (604) 687 -2844; Mgr., NEW YORK 10017: 347 Madison Ave., M. Davies; Sales Mgr., J. Cox (212) 683 -5830; Pres., E. J. Devney E. S. SUMNER CORP. WINNIPEG: 930 Portage Ave., (204) 786- CHICAGO: 20 N. Wacker Dr., (312) NEW YORK: 333 East 55th St., (212) 2471; Sales Mgr., T. Smith 263 -5771; Mgr., J. Taylor 980 -3575; Pres., E. S. Sumner SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. 91413: P.O. Box LOS ANGELES: 999 North Doheny Dr., 5962. (213) 986 -8050; Mgr., H. G. Oakes (213) 271 -8133; B. F. Conway SAN FRANCISCO 94133: 470 Columbus WEED /WALTON Ave., (415) 398 -1434; Mgr., W. Glenn NEW YORK 10017: 342 Madison Ave., KANSAS CITY: 1012 Baltimore Bldg., (212) 682 -8912; Pres., J. Weed (816) 471 -5502; Mgr., G. Gray CHICAGO 60606: 20 North Wacker Dr., U.S. ST. LOUIS 63102: Equitable Bldg., 10 S. (312) 235 -8887; R. J. Walton Broadway, Ste. 468, (314) 231 -9151; BOSTON 02116: Statler Bldg., (617) 482- Mgr., G. Gray 6117; K. Chille BOSTON: 100 Boylston St., (617) 482- BEVERLEY HILLS 90211: 111 N. A Sales Reps 3270; Mgr., G. Bingham Cienega Blvd., (213) 652 -1313; L. F. DETROIT: Enterprise 6525 O'Connell, J. Walsh DALLAS 75201: 1537 Fidelity Union Life SAN FRANCISCO 94133: 470 Columbus Bldg., (214) 747 -0135; Mgr., M. Messina Ave., (415) 398 -1434; W. Glenn ABC INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION INC. NEW YORK 10019: 1330 Ave. of the Americas, (212) 581 -7777; Sales Mgr., W. E. Breda CHICAGO: 190 N. State St., (312) 263- 0800 SAN FRANCISCO: 277 Golden Gate Ave., (415) 863 -0077 DETROIT: 20777 West 10 Mile Rd., South- field, (313) 444 -1111 LOS ANGELES: 4151 Prospect Ave., (213) 663 -3311 ALL -CANADA RADIO & TELEVISION LTD. NEW YORK 10020: 10 Rockefeller Plaza, (212) 246 -1425; Tlx: 126433; Mgr. Eastern Div. U.S.A. & Radio Dir., W. C. Mitchell; TV Dir., A. Findlay CHICAGO 60601: 209 N. Michigan Ave. (312) 263 -0491; Radio & TV, R. Kapnick HOLLYWOOD 90028: 6922 Hollywood Blvd., (213) 462 -8641; H. Wallace BOLTON /BURNSIDE INTERNATIONAL LTD. NEW YORK 10022: 645 Madison Ave., (212) 371 -6400; Pres., C. Bolton; VP, G. Burnside CHICAGO 60601: 360 N. Michigan Ave., (312) 332 -4278; Dir. Sales Midwest, I. Siegel; Sls. Mgr., S. Gair LOS ANGELES 90028: 6290 Sunset Blvd., Here's our (213) 463 -7106; Dir. Sales West Coast, R. Adrian DETROIT 48076: 26400 Lahser Rd., U Southfield, (313) 353 -8050; Mgr., S. Leiter Want more? Contact your Fidelipac Distributor and learn why ATLANTA 30309: 1819 Peachtree, N.E., more Fidelipac Automatic Tape Cartridges are in use through- (404) 351 Mgr., -9376; N. Imbornone out the world than all others combined. CANADIAN STANDARD BROADCAST SALES LTD. NEW YORK 10021: 654 Madison Ave., (212) 838 -5774; Tlx: 12 -6771; VP, R. O'Connor FIDELIPAC® MEMPHIS 38117: P.O. Box 17391, (901) 3 Olney Avenue Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034 (609) 424 -1234 683 -2431; Mgr. Radio & TV, D. Crane Fidelipac is a registered trademark of Te/ePro Industries Incorporated CHICAGO: call collect, (212) 838 -5774 DALLAS 75201: 501 Tower Petroleum Bldg., (214) 748 -5239; Mgr. C. B. Melville

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 77 RADIOMUTUEL (1) 1700 Berri St., Montreal 132 News Services (2) (514) 849 -6221 (3) E. Prevost (6) 5

BROADCAST NEWS LTD. CANADA NEWS WIRE SELKIRK NEWS SERVICE (1) Ste. 704, 150 Wellington St., Ottawa 36 King St. E., Toronto M5C 2L9 (1) 69 Yonge St., Ste. 1003, Toronto 1 237 -4500; Tlx: 053 -3651 (416) 364 -3172 (Hd. Off.); 1350 Sherbrooke St. W., Ste. (2) (613) S. MacKay W. M. Hutton Pres., W. A. Speers, Vcr.; VP, G. Gilbert, 1025, Montreal 109; 330 -9th Ave., Ste. (3) J. (4) Quebec City; Chief Exec., J. Dauphinee; 511, Calgary (6) 7 Gen. Mgr., D. V. Covey; Treasurer, G. (2) (416) 863 -9350; (514) 842 -6788; STANDARD BROADCAST NEWS Witherspoon (403) 269 -7605 (a division of Standard Broadcast Pro- Head Office (5) J. P. Hunt, Tor.; J. G. Connolly, Mtl.; ductions Ltd.) Exec., J. Dauphinee P. Chief Creighton, Cgy. 2 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto M4V 1L6 Gen. Mgr., D. V. Covey (Hd. Off.); Ottawa bureau, 150 Wellington D. C. Rogers CANADIAN CONTEMPORARY NEWS Exec. Editor, St., Ottawa K1 P 5A4 Gen. Exec., B. Trimbee SYSTEM (1) Ste. 909, National Press Bldg., 150 Tor. (416) 924 -5711; Ott. (613) 235 -5010 Exec. Assist., M. Kibblewhite Pres., J. L. Potts; Senior Editor, S. Mor- 1455 Ave. W., Wellington St., Ottawa VANCOUVER: Seventh rison; Ott. bureau chief, R. Errington; 731 -3191; J. J. Banky (2) (613) 236 -4843; Bbd: 784 -2 -152 (604) Stations served: 19 AM, 6 FM EDMONTON: 10012 Jasper Ave., Box 866, (3) CHUM Ltd. (4) P. D. Akehurst (5) Western (403) 424 -6107; B. Coiling Mgr., J. Pierce, 432 Main St., TEMPO NEWS SERVICE Winnipeg; Operations CO. LTD. TORONTO: 55 University Ave., (416) Supervisor, R. (1) 956 McBride Ave., Mississauga, Ont. Davidek, 1331 384 -3172; W. Waterston Yonge St., Toronto (6) 39 (2) (416) 863 -0296 radio MONTREAL: 1061 St. Alexandre, Box (3) P. A. Millar (4) C. Millar, Managing 589, (514) 878 -9435; J. Eggers CN /CP TELECOMMUNICATIONS Director; D. Isaac, Dir. of News Opera- HALIFAX: 1541 Barrington St., Box 37, (1) 151 Front St. W., Room 515, Toronto tions (6) 15 (902) 422 -8496; E. Smith (2) (416) 365 -3044; Tlx: 02 -29440 SERVICE IN FRENCH: TRANS MEDIA SERVICES Montreal: 1061 St. Alexandre, (514) J. CONRAD LAVIGNE ENTERPRISES (1) 119 Adelaide St. W., Toronto 1 878 -9435 (1) P.O. Box 620, Timmins (2) (416) 863 -0475 Chief of Quebec Service, L. E. Ouellette (2) (705) 264 -4211 (3) B. Van Valkenburg (6) National 200; Sports Editor, M. Boisvert (3) J. C. Lavigne (4, 5) R. Barrette Prov., 55 Women's Editor, T. Bernier (6) 10 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL OF BN VOICE SERVICE NEWSRADIO LTD. CANADA TORONTO: 36 King St. E., (416) 364 -3426; (1) 808 Carlton Towers, 2 Carlton St., (1) 800 Victoria Square, Rm. 432, Mont- B. Hamelin Toronto real 115 OTTAWA: 140 Wellington St., (613) (2) (416) 364 -2162 (2) (514) 866 -9357 236 -5272; J. McKay, R. Pappone (4) W. T. Parnaby (6) 27 (4) W. D. MacKay

PIERRE DEMERS, ENG. Berri St., Montreal 132, P.Q. (514) 849- Demers, Gordon, Baby Ltd., Systems Con- 6221 Consultants sultants, 1550 de Maisonneuve West, GERALD W. LEE, P.ENG. Montreal 107, P.Q., (514) 935 -7447 TORONTO 17: Gerald W. Lee & Associ- K. J. EASTON, P.ENG. ates, 2 Thorncliffe Park Dr., Unit 28, Cable Consulting Services, Cable TV (416) 421 -5631 (Nov. '72 listing) ENGINEERING Consultant, 1608 Truscott Drive, Missis- M. M. LEVY, D.S.C. sauga, Ont., L5J 1Z4, (416) 822 -0625 Levy Associates Co., Ltd., Consulting D. E. M. ALLEN, P.ENG. J. GORDON ELDER, P.ENG. Engineers, 335 Catherine St., Ottawa, D. E. M. Allen & Associates Ltd., 2639 Elder Engineering Ltd., P.O. Box 10, King Ont., (613) 235 -8700 (April '73 listing) Portage Ave.. Winnipeg, Man. R3J OP7, City, Ont., LOG 1KO, (416) 833 -5141 KEITH A. MACKINNON, P.ENG. (204) 832 -3050 ERIC W. FARMER, P.ENG. P.O. Box 3310, Station "C ", Ottawa, Ont., P. BOURBONNAIS, P.ENG. THERESE, P.Q.: 184 Turgeon St., STE. (613) 728 -4311 Hydro -Quebec, 75 Dorchester Blvd. W., J7E 3J5, (514) 435 -7278 Montreal, P.Q. GEORGE MATHER, P.ENG. P.ENG. PETER CAHN, ENG. EDWARD J. FRAZER, George Mather & Associates. Radio Fre- Electrolab Ltd., Electronic Test- 2051 Russet Rd., Peter Cahn & Associates, Suite 323. 5850 National quency Engineering, Laboratory, 1130 E. 7th Ave., Van- 277 -4672 Cote de Liesse Road, Montreal 307, Que- ing Mississauga, Ont., (416) 12, B.C., (604) 879 -9161, Tlx: bec; (514) 739 -3181 couver N. J. PAPPAS AND ASSOCIATES 04 -54323 Blvd., Montreal, Quebec J. CAPPON, P.ENG. 4003 Decarie F. GALL, P.ENG. H4A 3J8, P. Mundie, Eng. J. Cappon & Associates Ltd., Cable TV Intel Consultants Ltd., 56 Sparks St., Consultants, 1 Cathcart St., Willowdale, Ottawa, Ont., K1P 5A9, (613) 236 -2311 SAPERSTEIN & ASSOCIATES LTD. Ont., M2M 1E8. (416) 222 -3686 Consulting Telecommunication & Broad- G. G. COOPER, P.ENG. A. C. GERVAIS, P.ENG. cast Engineers, 285 Cominco Bldg., 1199 J. K. WALLACE, P.Eng. A. C. Gervais & Associes, 4003 Decarie W. Pender St., Vancouver 1, B.C. (604) Uni -Tel Ltd., The Remote Control Co., Blvd., Montreal 260, P.Q., (514) 488 -9582 683 -4591, Tlx: 04- 508553 (April '73 listing) 100 Barbados Blvd., Scarborough, Ont., R. S. GRANT, P.ENG. R. H. SIVERTSEN, P.ENG. (416) 261 -7265, Tlx: 02- 21588; Prepara- Broadcast Consultant, 2703 Henley St., R. H. Sivertsen Associates Ltd., Com- tion of briefs on remote control of trans- Ottawa, Ont. K2B 7R8, (613) 828 -2128 #301 -4500, mitters and CATV head ends. munications Consultants, YVES R. HAMEL, P.ENG. 39th St. N.W., Calgary T3A OM5, (403) D. R. DASHNEY, Eng. MONTREAL 249: 3772 Kent Ave., (514) 284 -6285 D. H. MACAULAY, Eng. 733 -6107 (April '72 listing) C. E. SPENCE, P.ENG. RCA Ltd., 21001 N. Service Rd., Tran- Electric Co. Ltd., Man- scan. Hwy., Ste. Anne de Bellevue 810, HERBERT A. HOYLES, P.ENG. Canadian General Equipment Eng. & Prod., 97 (514) 457 -9000, Tlx: 05- 821572. PETER A. NIBLOCK, P.ENG. ager, TV Quebec, Ave., Toronto, Ont., M6B 1P8, Twx: 610 -422 -3932 Hoyles Niblock Associates Ltd., Broad- Wingold (416) 789 -3281 (April '73 listing) HARRY K. DAVIS, P.ENG. cast Management and Engineering Con- H. K. Davis & Associates Ltd., Consult- sultants; Head Office: 3110 Boundary W. J. TACHIE -MENSON, P.ENG. Rd., 12, B.C., ing Engineers, 160 Duncan Mill Rd., Don Vancouver (604) 437 -1141, H. Z. ROGERS, P.ENG. Mills, Ont. M3B 1Z5, (416) 449 -4622 Tlx: 04- 54323, Twx: 610 -929 -1058 Pan -Com International Division /Commun- Montreal 114: P.O. Box 777, Place Bona- ications Systems Division, Broadcast A. G. DAY, P.ENG. venture (April '73 listing) TV Eng. Consultant, 302 Blackburn Bldg., Holdings Ltd., 210 Boul. St. -Jean, Pointe 85 Sparks St., Ottawa, Ont. K1P 5A7, JEAN -CLAUDE LALANCETTE, P.ENG. Claire 720, P.O., (514) 695 -1931; Cable: (613) 233 -6359 Broadcast Consulting Engineer, 1700 Panconsult, Mtl.

78 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 D. B. WILLIAMSON, P.ENG. F. A. BESTALL LIMITED COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATES Consulting Engineer, Broadcasting Com- Suite 83, 1262 Don Mills Rd., Don Mills, Ste. 502, 12 Richmond St. E., Toronto, munications, Radio CHUC Bldg., P.O. Box Ont., (416) 447 -0261 Ont. M5C 1N1, (416) 366 -2606; V. 520, Cobourg, Ont., (416) 372 -5401 (April BRUNELLE, LAMBERT ASSOCIATES Dittmer '73 listing) LTD. W. O. CRAMPTON Montreal: 1 Place Ville Marie, (514) 871- W. O. Crampton, 21 Dale Ave., Ste. 504, 2200; Quebec: 2 Place Quebec, (418) Toronto, Ont., M4W 1K3, (416) 922 -9564 529 -0514; Communications consultants CRC CONSULTANTS MANAGEMENT & CANADIAN PROGRAMMING SERVICES 14 Nelson St. W., Brampton, Ont., (416) CREATIVE SERVICES 1 Yonge S., Toronto, Ont. M5E 1G1, 451 -4143: R. J. Crowder (April '73 listing) (416) 361 -0450; D. C. Trowel!, Pres.; P. M. Baines, Gen. Mgr.: J. G. Casselman, FOSTER & DAU CO. AVANTI MANAGEMENT LIMITED Production Co- ordinator Box 945, Postal Station Q, Toronto M4T 131 Bloor St. W., Ste. 400, Toronto, Ont. 2P1, (416) 488 -0446; A. Foster, H. Dau SALES MANAGEMENT M5S 1R1, (416) 923 -6224; M. Chercover CANADIAN SERVICES TWINRAM CORP. LTD. BASCOMBE GROUP, The 164 Eglinton Ave. E., Ste. 503, Toronto EDMONTON: 13804 Buena Vista Rd., 1234 Greenoaks Dr., Mississauga, Ont., M4P 1G4, (416) 485 -9329; Pres., G. W. (403) 488 -2948, Pres., H. H. Mamet (April (416) 274 -2959; G. Bascombe Plouffe '73 listing)

NATIONAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT LTD. (1958) & MARKET MEASURE LTD. Research REXDALE, Ont.: 1040 Martin Grove Rd., Services 6, A. Unit (416) 249 -8241; Pres., M. Lawrence ADCHECK LIMITED THE CREATIVE RESEARCH GROUP LTD. NATIONWIDE MARKET RESEARCH STREETSVILLE: 15 -17 Main St., Ont.; TORONTO 12: 161 Eglinton Ave. E., Ste. CORP. LTD. (416) 826 -1563; J. Bryant 606; (416) 487 -5211; Pres., R. W. Crobsy; TORONTO: 45 Charles St. E., M4Y 152, ADCOM RESEARCH LTD. Exec. VP, W. T. Wingrove; VP, M. E. (416) 924 -6627; Pres., F. Kielty; C. Hatton, TORONTO: 95 Berkeley St., M5A 2W8, Sandler; Sr. Research Assoc., D. R. M. Britton Thexton, P. Copleston (416) 869 -1912; Pres., A. T. Gamble; VP, A. C. NIELSEN CO. OF CANADA LTD. E. R. Lyons; VP, W. Gaug; Operations, BEN W. CROW & ASSOCIATES OF DON MILLS, Ont.: 39 Wynford Dr., M3C A. M. Seymour CANADA LTD. 1K2; (416) 429 -2222; Tlx: 06- 966688; CHARLES AMBLER & ASSOCIATES MONTREAL 107: 2100 Drummond St., Pres., F. T. Hill LTD. (1956) Ste. 300: (514) 849 -4533; Pres., B. W. MONTREAL: Ste. 207, 515 St. Catherine MISSISSAUGA, Ont.: 987 Clarkson Rd. Crow; VP, M. L. Peachey St. W.; (514) 842 -8688; Tlx: 01 -2707 S., L5J 2V8, (416) 822 -3011; Pres., C. N. ELLIOTT RESEARCH CORP. LTD. (1936) SAINT JOHN: 237 City Road, (506) 657- Ambler TORONTO: 840 Pape Ave., M4K 3T6; 3314, Tlx: 01- 447337 ANALYTICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, (416) 463 -1143; Pres., G. L. Shields; PERCEPTION INC. Exec. VP, R. Ogden; VP, D. Colquhoun Audience Response Consultants 1117 St. Catherine St. W., PEEKSKILL, N.Y.: 104 S. Division St.; MONTREAL: TORONTO: 1 Yonge St., M5E 1G1, (416) (914) 737 -8855; Pres. I. Gilman; Re- Ste. 600, (514) 842 -8611 361 -0760; Gen. Mgr., P. M. Baines; Dir. of search Dir., J. Stern; Admin. Dir., S. Starr GOLDFARB CONSULTANTS LIMITED Research, Dr. T. E. Tiricchi TORONTO: 36 Toronto St., Ste. 800, TORONTO: 3077 Bathurst St., Ste. 103, RECON RESEARCH CONSULTANTS (416) 364 -6831 (April '73 listing) M6A 1Z9; (416) 787 -0648; Pres., M. LTD. (1963) Goldfarb BOLTON RESEARCH LTD. TORONTO: 6 Crescent Rd., M4W 1T1; DON MILLS, Ont.: 747 Don Mills Rd.; INDEPENDENT BROADCAST ANALYSIS (416) 962 -4616; Pres., B. C. Forrest; (416) 429 -1211; Pres., P. A. Bolton LTD. Exec. VP, J. R. Dadson TORONTO: 120 Eglinton Ave. E., M4P CANADIAN FACTS CO. LTD. REGIONAL MARKETING SURVEYS LTD. 1E2; (416) 485 -7623; D. Sheppard, M. VANCOUVER 2: 922 -510 West Hastings TORONTO 5: 160 Bloor St. E., (416) Stitt 924 -5751; Tlx: 02- 294 -24; Pres., F. S. St,. (604) 688 -9588; Man. Dir., P. C. (1946) Lyman; VPs, J. A. Gonder, R. J. Stewart, INTERNATIONAL SURVEYS LTD. Forward (April '73 listing) P. Gray TORONTO 12: 20 Eglinton Ave. E.; (416) DANIEL STARCH (CANADA) LTD. 487 -3381; Pres., T. A. Bryk; VP's, M. Mor- MONTREAL 2: 1374 Sherbrooke St. W., TORONTO: 301 Donlands Ave., M4J 3R8; ton, J. Lockyear, J. Chapman (514) 842 -1734; Tlx: 01- 20364; Mgr., M. (416) 425 -1824; Pres., C. J. Hinch MONTREAL: 550 Sherbrooke St. W.; Aubree MONTREAL: 2015 Drummond St.; (514) 842 -2734; Chairman, P. Haynes; VANCOUVER 2: 510 West Hastings St., (514) 842 -9141 VP's, T. King, R. Hotte, G. de Montginy (604) 688 -7342; Tlx: 04- 507632; Mgr., TOTAL -MARKET INDEX LTD. MACKIE DATA P. G. Forward TORONTO: 3284 Yonge St., Ste. 501, WINNIPEG: 377 Colony St.; (204) 947- CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC M4N 3M7; (416) 486 -8486; VP & Gen 0636; Gen. Mgr., J. R. Darlington; Sales OPINION (GALLUP POLL) Mgr., J. C. Lackner Mgr., G. D. Danielson; Data Processing TORONTO: 45 Charles St. E., M4Y 1S2, WATTS MARKETING RESEARCH LTD. (416) 924 -1508; J. F. Kielty, C. M. Hatton Services to the catv industry. TORONTO: 230 Lesmill Rd., (416) VANCOUVER 1: 904 Helmcken St., Ste. 3, CANADIAN INTER -MARK 449 -0370 (604) 682 -6571; Pres., W. B. Watts TORONTO: 301 Donlands Ave., M4J 3R8; (416) 425 -1814; Pres., C. J. Hinch CENTRE D'OPINION DU CONSOMMATEUR MONTREAL 433: 8001 boul. Les Galeries 3000 d'Aniou, Ste. 217; M. Gauvreau, (514) RAPI D-Q 842 -1734; D. Viel, 353 -0210 (April '73 listing) CARTRIDGE TAPE EQUIPMENT JOHN W. COMBS (TORONTO) LTD. TORONTO: 12 Yorkville Ave., M4W 1L4; RAPID -Q Adjustable Delayed (416) 961 -1441; J. W. Combs, Sr., J. Automatic Fast Forward Standard W. Combs, Jr., M. Allen, J. C. Pope, Modular Independent Units W. A. Moham Single, Dual, or Triple Cases COMPLAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATES LTD. Rack or Desk Top Mount TORONTO: 234 Eglinton Ave. E., M4P Superior Performance 1K5; (416) 483 -1126; Pres., R. H. RECORD PLAY MONO STEREO MODULAR UNITS Whalen; VP, M. A. Maciver CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH CENTRE 1216 KIFER ROAD SUNNYVALE, CALIF. 94086 TORONTO: 18 M4Y 1A3; (416) Grenville, RAPID -Q (408) 736 -8737 924 -7791

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 79 Equipment Manufacturers & Suppliers

ABROYD CONSTRUCTION LTD. (514) 735 -5535 BASF CANADA LTD. AGINCOURT, Ont.: P.O. Box 310, (416) Pres., R. Freedman; VP & Sec. -Treas., MONTREAL: 210 Brunswick Blvd., Pointe 444 -7395 L. Lazar; Sales Mgr., M. Marley Claire, Mtl., (514) 697 -8440, Tlx: Pres., R. A. Dahmer; Operations Mgr., Manufacturers Represented: 05- 821733 A. J. Nightingale; General Field Superin- Dictaphone, Sanyo, Voycall I. Sieben, J. W. Leichsenring, J. Car- tendent, C. O'Connor; Sales & Contract General Product Types Handled: pentier, J. Bowerbank, K. Kellough Admin., F. A. Lavery; Engineering, R. J. Telephone answering systems, intercoms. REXDALE, Ont.: 10 Constellation Court McGlone RICHMOND, B.C.: 605, #3 Rd., Ste. 209 Design, supply and /or installation of APPLIED ELECTRONICS LTD. Manufacturers Represented: communications towers; maintenance and TORONTO 18: 299 Evans Ave., (416) Basf AG, Basf Systems Bedford, Suma inspection on new or existing systems. 252 -3761 France Pres., M. Products ADCHECK LIMITED Stechly; Sales Mgr., P. J. Mc- Handled: Donnell; Sales, R. Kokkila; Eng., Blank tapes, cassettes, 8 track cartridges, STREETSVILLE, Ont.: 15 -17 Main St., Chief G. Ballantyne; Purchasing, B. recorders, prerecorded music products, (416) 826 -1563 Porter; Sales, R. Quesnel; Sales, J. Fazackerley; computer tape, disc packs. J. Bryant Sales, D. Wezel; Manufacturers Represented: Sales, T. Cuddy; Comp- BELL CANADA troller, N. Roberts; Sales, G. McKoen; Wess Plastic Molds MONTREAL 128: 1050 Beaver Hall Hill, Accounting, N. Goodman; Products Handled: Tech. Eng., (514) 870 -1511; Twx: 610 -421 -3609 H. Atkinson Slide mounts for precise applications in Chairman of the Board, R. C. Scrivener; Products Handled: Pres., A. J. de Grandpre television that conform to SMPTE recom- Closed Circuit television equipment (Nov. BES ELECTRONICS mended practice 9 -1966; 35mm pin- regis- '72 listing) LTD. ter mounts. MISSISSAUGA, Ont.: 1466 Kalligan Court, AMPEX OF CANADA LTD. ATLAS ELECTRONICS LTD. (416) 277 -0277 REXDALE, Ont.: 100 Skyway Ave., (416) TORONTO 19: 50 Wingold Ave., (416) Pres. & Gen. Mgr., W. R. Onn 677 -2370; Tlx: 06- 968595 781 -6174; Tlx: 02 -2319 Manufacturers Represented: VP & Gen. Mgr., J. L. Major, P.Eng.; Gen. Mgr., J. R. Bass; Sales Mgr., J. AKG, Ampex, Andrews, Belar, Broadcast Electronics, Mktg. Services Mgr., F. J. Cartwright; Bass; Advtg., F. B. Petty Broadcast Products, CBS Eimac, Mgr., Professional Products Div., W. Be- MONTREAL: 3333 Cavendish Blvd., (514) Labs, Electro- Voice, Fidelipac, Kelk, benek; Mgr. Mktg. Support, L. Gratton; 489 -8495; Tlx: 05 -25145 McCurdy, Multronics, National Elec- Spvr. Mktg. Support, J. Moreside; Mgr., Sales Rep., J. Goodhart, T. J. Valdez trolab, Penta Labs, Shure, 3M, Ward -Beck Eng. Div., B. Kwan; Mgr., Pro. Service, Manufacturers Represented: Systems Products Handled: B. Campbell; Videotape Support Spe- Amperite, Atlas Sound Division; B & K cialist, J. Chapman; Magnetic Tape Division, Bussmann, Consolidated Wire, Custom engineering and systems installa- Product Mgr., D. Griffiths; Sales Reps: Harry Davies Molding Co., Drake Manu- tion, broadcast equipment maintenance services, automation Eastern, C. Vallee; Western, P. Sara; Ont., facturing Co., Exact Electronics Inc., equipment, micro- W. Giles, M. Greenwood; Eastern Quebec, Irish Tape Division, Lowell Manufacturing phones and earphones, transmitting antennas and RF RF J. C. Dubuc Co., J. W. Miller Div., Herman H. Smith, transmission line, re- DORVAL, QUE.: 681 Lepine Ave., (514) Inc., Switchcraft Inc., U.I.D. Electronics ceivers and monitors, cartridge recorders 636 -4840; Tlx: 05 -25569 Corp., Vaco Products Co. and playbacks, cartridge storage racks, Products Manufactured: Products Handled: cartridges, voltage regulators, audio consoles, stock and custom models, Video broadcast and closed- circuit tele- Relays, ballasts, voltage regulators, loud- vision equipment, professional audio audio modules, RF coils and contactors, speakers, microphone stand & acces- grid products, computer products and core power transmitting tubes, phono sories, colour generators, VOMs, oscil- arms, cartridges and needles, audio tape. memories, instrumentation products, loscopes, tube testers, TV analyst, digital magnetic tape for all applications. Also multimeters, fuses, fuse -holders, wire & ROBERT BOSCH (CANADA) LTD. supplies custom engineering and systems cable, knobs & handles, indicator lights TORONTO: installations 33 Atomic Ave., M8Z 5P5, as well as product develop- & lampholders, waveform generators & (416) 252 -2211; Tlx: ment. 02 -29442 synthesizers, audio & video recording Pres., H. J. Bauder; Sales Mgr., Audio ANACONDA ELECTRONICS LTD. tape, speaker baffles & enclosures, coils Div., R. J. Goocenhuis; Adv. & Sales VANCOUVER 12: 1915 Stainsbury Ave., & chokes, radio & TV hardware, audio Promo. Mgr., I. Schneider (604) 876 -5526; Tlx: 04-55490 accessories, switches, plugs, sockets & MONTREAL 308: 732o Decarie Blvd., Pres. & Gen. Mgr., J. McKay; Product & connectors, hand tools, solderless ter- (514) 342 -1044; Tlx: 01 -21286 Customer Service Mgr., C. Hawson; Con- minals. (April '73 listing) Manufacturers Represented: troller, G. Zacher; Director, Engineering, Blaupunkt, Uher AUDIO ACOUSTIC LABORATORIES Products Handled: S. Koskinen RICHMOND Place HILL, Ont.: P.O. Box 242, Tape recorders, car radios. MONTREAL 351: No. 322, 50 Cre- Ont., (416) 489 -4793 mazie BOSTON INSULATED Pres., & Gen Mgr., W. Bergsma WIRE & CABLE MISSISSAUGA, Ont.: Unit 40, 5200 Dixie CO., LTD. LAB: 1659 Bayview Ave., Ste. A, To- Road ronto HAMILTON: 118 Shaw St., (416) 529- 17 7151; Products Manufactured: Manufacturers Represented: Tlx: 021 -684 Cable television equipment Gen. Mgr., E. G. McCusker; A.K.G., Automated Processes Inc., Beyer, Sales & Bozak, Editall, Service Mgr., H. K. Coombs ANDREW ANTENNA CO. LTD. M.C.I., McCurdy, Metro - Products Handled: WHITBY, Ont.: 606 Beech St., (416) tech, Revox, Standard Tape Laboratories, Scully, Television camera cables and connectors, 668 -3348; Toronto (416) 364 -4336; Tlx: Sennheiser, Shure, Telex, Uher audio, Products Handled: microphone and custom broadcast 06- 981269; Twx: 610 -384 -2754 cables. Pres., R. P. Matthews; Mktg. Mgr., D. L. Consoles, console modules, microphones, Dewey; Nat'l Sales Mgr., M. S. Taylor tape recorders, monitors, amplifiers, BRAUN ELECTRIC CANADA LTD. NEW WESTMINSTER: 422 -6th St., (604) splicing blocks, custom equipment and Motion Picture Division 526 -4271; Tlx: 04 -35211 repairs. (April '73 listing) MISSISSAUGA, Ont.: 3269 American Dr., District Mgr., W. J. Van Thiel (416) 677 -3243; Tlx.: 06- 968 -585 OTTAWA: 1209 Erindale Dr., (613) AUSTIN INSULATOR DIVISION, DECCA Pres., A. H. Simmons; Div. Mgr., S. B. 225 -3372 RADAR CANADA (1967) LIMITED Cook District Mgr., A. G. Heal BRAMPTON, Ont. L6W 1K5: 71 Selby Rd., VANCOUVER: 2021 West 4th Ave., (604) Products Manufactured: (416) 457 -8720 738 -1841 Microwave antennas and accessories, Pres., L. J. Dennett, Eng. & Mktg., E. E. CALGARY: 236 Lake Acadia Green, (403) Hellax elliptical waveguide, Heliax coaxial Thompson 271 -5422 cable, rigid transmisson line, pressurizing Products Handled: MONTREAL: 8235 Mountain Sights Ave., equipment High quality R.F. Insulating equipment (514) 738 -9503 for Antenna Masts and towers, compris- MONCTON: 32 Shamrock, (506) 854 -1223 ANSONICS INTERNATIONAL (CANADA) ing: oil filled safety core strain insulators, Manufacturers Represented: LTD. single and multi element base insulators, Angenieux, Arriflex, Byer, Cooke, Fresnel, MONTREAL: 5000 Buchan St., Ste. 103, air and oil insulated lighting transformers. laniro, Interlock, Kilfitt, Micron, Nagra,

80 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 y°u se`! ® t°he Q S°ham way '00e0 nem°e EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS Redacto, Schneider, Sennheiser, Zeiss EDMONTON: P.O. Box 3812, Stn. D, Electronic products and systems in the Products Handled: (403) 429 -3387 television and industrial control fields. Tape recorders, self- contained portable BURNABY: 4462 Juneau, B.C., (604) 291- CHROMACORD CORP. stereo, 4.2, SJ instrumentation and mini- 2331 (formerly Universal Broadcast Consul- ature SN models; microphones, head- WINNIPEG: 1670 St. James, (204) 775- tants) phones; editing benches; 16 and 35mm 0348 LACHINE, Que.: 2343 43rd Ave., (514) cameras for double and single system; HALIFAX: 3480 Prescott St., (902) 454- 636 -8183 lenses; film processors; lights; projection 8321 Gen. Mgr., Wm. Edwards systems, multi -track recorders and re- ST. JOHN'S: 20 Barnes Rd., (709) 726- Manufacturers Represented: producers 2422 AKG, Ampex, API, ARP, Atlas, Beyer, Manufacturers Represented: Crown, DBX, Dolby, Editall, CALDWELL A/V EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. Electro- Voice, Conrac, Dynair Electronics, Marconi Com- Eventide, Fairfax, Fidelipack, SCARBOROUGH, Ont.: 1080 Bellamy Rd., Grey, JBL, pany, Television Products Co. Kepex, Kohler, Koss, MCI, M1H 1H2, (416) 438 -6230; Tlx: Caveco Micro -Track, Products Handled: Neumann, Revox, Russco, 06- 219588 Shure, SME, Professional color and monochrome Sony, Spotmaster, Stanton, STL, Tape - Pres., B. Emonson; VP, L. Davis; Sales cameras, VHF transmitters, UHF trans- Athon, Tascam, Vega Mgr., M. Remington; Broadcast Sales mitters and antennas, color and mono- Products Handled: Eng., J. Watson chrome monitors, camera mounting Microphones, audio Manufacturers Represented: recorders, audio con- equipment, video production switchers, soles, amplifiers, studio accessories, AKG, Ampex, Andrew Antenna, E. J. routing switchers, vision and pulse distri- recording accessories. Baughman, CBS Labs, CCA Electronics, bution amplifiers, synchronizing genera- ALEX L. CLARK LIMITED Conrac, Crown, Davis & Sanford, Dynair tors and test equipment. Electronics, Electrohome, Electrovoice, ISLINGTON 678, Ont.: 3751 Bloor St. W., (416) 231 -5691; Tlx: 06 -22223 Fidelipac, G.P.L., Graflex, Grass Valley, CANADIAN MOTOROLA Gray, Kleigl, M.B. Electronics, McMartin, Sec. -Treas., R. D. Ramsdale; VP - Cine ELECTRONICS COMPANY Sales, G. B. Quinney; VP, G. Birley Magnecord, Marathon, Metrotech, Min - WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 3125 Steeles Ave. E., verva, Moseley, Pelco, Polacoat, Poto- MONTREAL: 1070 Bleury St., (514) 878- (416) 499 -1441; Tlx: 02 -29944 4625; -2579 mac, QRK, Quickset, Rek- o -Kut, Revox, Tlx: 01 Pres. & VP, J. Guido; Reg. Sales Mgr., A. D. Russell Scully, Shure, Spindler & Sauppe, Spot - H. McElhinney Hoffman, Inc., CALGARY 51: 7104 Hunterwood Rd., master, Stancil- Telemation NORTH VANCOUVER: 1805 Welch St., Texas Electronics, Uher, Vital Industries, N.W., (403) 276 -7666; Tlx: 038 -22726 (604) 985 -3141 M. Oram Zei -Mark Reg. Mgr., E. Roberts Products Handled: Products Handled: CALGARY 24: 903 -2nd Ave. S.E., (403) TV lighting equipment, film editing & Tape equipment, transmission line, dol- 287 -2111 lies, broadcast products, transmitters sound equipment, film recorders, 16 mm Western Area Mgr., D. Carle cameras, tripods, (AM & FM), monitors, professional tape light meters, film pro- MONTREAL: 155 Graveline St., (514) cessors. (Nov. '72 listing) recorders, tripod, television equipment, 342 -2600 microphones, tape cartridges, cameras, COLLINS RADIO COMPANY EDMONTON: 10544 -110th St., (403) 422- OF CANADA LTD. video tape recorders, TV projectors, video 8111 arms, TV TORONTO: 150 Bartley Dr., M4A 1C7, equipment, tone lighting, head- REGINA: 1855 Cameron St., (306) 527- sets, FM monitors, SCA receivers, stop (416) 757 -1101; Tlx: 02- 21130; Twx: 610- 2929 492 -137 watches, STL & remote control, pan & WINNIPEG: 2 Bering Ave., (204) 888- Pres., R. Montgomery; tilt units, zoom lenses, len- screen, phase 9264 VP, G. J. Bury; Dir. of Mktg., M. W. Stedman; Broadcast monitor, turntables, preamps, cradle QUEBEC 221 CITY: -3rd St., (418) 529- Sales, J. H. Judge heads, communication loggers, weather 1391 VANCOUVER 3: 444 Robson St. instruments, multiplexers. (April '73 list- OTTAWA: P.O. Box 3246, Stn. "C" ing) OTTAWA: 1202 Varette Bldg., 130 Albert ARMDALE P.O., N.S.: P.O. Box 1051 St., K1P CANADA WIRE AND LIMITED S4G CABLE Products Handled: Products Handled: TORONTO: 147 Laird Drive, M4G 3W1, Two -way radio equipment. (April '73 Limiters, consoles, remote (416) 421 -0440 listing) equipment, AM & FM transmitters, phasing S. Johnson, E. Nelson equip- Products Handled: CARR McLEAN COMPANY ment, FM stereo generators, exciters, FM antennas, Coaxial cable for the catv, matv, cctv in- TORONTO: 925 The Queensway, M8Z modulation, frequency, S.C.A., phase monitors, mono dustries. (April '73 listing) 1N9, (416) 252 -3371; Tlx: 06- 967866 /stereo tape cart- Pres., H. J. Carr; Mktg. & Sales, W. G. ridge machines, microwave radio equip- CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC Carr ment and systems. CO. LTD. MONTREAL 356: 2425 Rue de Salaberry, TORONTO: 97 Wingold Ave., COMMERCIAL ELECTRONICS LTD. (416) (514) 336 -4340; Tlx: 05 -24304 789 -3281 (24 hrs., 7 days Tlx: VANCOUVER 1: 1212 Burrard St., (604) /wk.), Branch Mgr., H. K. Chan 02 -2057 685 -0301 HALIFAX: 1331 Brenton St., (902) 423- Pres., H. H. Tiesenhausen; Sales Mgr., Mgr. Communications Systems M ktg., 9169; Tlx: 019 -22687 G. F. Miller; Mgr., TV Equip. J. Y. W. Adam; Design Eng., C. Iverson Sales, Branch Mgr., M. Wright Seabrook; Mgr. TV Equip. Tech. Service Manufacturers Represented: KELOWNA, B.C.: 1096 Ellis St., (604) AKG, Altec Lansing, Cetec, Electrodyne, Admin., A. F. Stevenson; Mgr. TV Equip. 763 -7328 Admin., G. A. Thomarat; Mgr. TV Equip. Fairchild, Metrotech, Nortronics, Quad - Branch Mgr., E. N. Workman Eight, Rapid -Q, Revox, Russco, Scully, Engr. & Prod., C. E. Spence; District Sales Manufacturers Represented: A. Dist. Sennheiser, Shure, Spectra, Sonics, Tan - Mgr., Western Can., G. Hourie; Carmac, Leteron, Luxor, Plastic Reel Sales Mgr., Central Can., A. E. Wilson noy, TDK, Uher Corp. Products Handled: MONTREAL: Dist. Sales Mgr., Export, Products Handled: CBC Nat'l & Eastern Can., J. Sardi; (514) Audio equipment, mikes, consoles, cart- Reels, cans, cores, plio -magic film ship- ridge recorders, reverb. units, custom 733 -9911, Local 694 or 695, Tlx: 01 -20928 ping cases, tapesigner machines, sus- Products Handled: design and assembly. pended record filing systems, media COMMU -TOWER INC. Live color cameras, film color cameras; storage systems. television transmitters; television anten- MARKHAM, Ont.: Unit 11, 340 Don Park nas, diplexers and filters; system design CENTRAL DYNAMICS LTD Rd., L3R 105 (416) 493 -3316 and installation services; suppliers of MONTREAL 730: 147 Hymus Blvd., (514) W. Quigg, Pres.; P. F. Killean, P.Eng., complete tv origination and transmission 697 -0810; Tlx: 05- 821506; Twx: 610 -422- Sec. Treas. facilities; education television equip., 3906 Designers, manufacturers and erectors of including large screen display tv projec- Pres. & Chief Exec. Officer, E. L. Dalton; all types of communication towers. (April tors, color and monochrone; industrial VP & Sec. -Treas., L. Nadeau; VP, Mktg., '73 listing) cctv. C. Beard; VP, Eng., R. Mee; VP, Manu- CONTROL LIGHTING LTD. CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY facturing, K. B. Friendship; VP, Product CALGARY: 7035 Farrell Rd., T2H OT3, MONTREAL 301: 2442 Trenton Ave., Planning, K. Davies; VP, Eng. Studies, (403) 255 -7716 (514) 343 -3713; Tlx: 05- 267563 J. Ross F. Zeller Mgr., TV Equipment Dept., A. W. Mar- NORTHVALE, N.J.: 230 Livingston St., DON MILLS, Ont.: P.O. Box 481, (416) shall; Sales Rep, Ont., A. R. Van Dyke 07647, U.S.A. 444 -2763 DON MILLS, Ont.: 103 Railside Rd., (416) MONTREAL 730: 810 Ellingham St., Aero- C. Paterson 445 -9900 space Div. Products Manufactured: CALGARY: 929 -42nd Ave. S.E., (403) REXDALE 605, Ont.: 282 Belfield Rd. Lighting and control for the performing 243 -7751 Products Handled: arts. (April '73 listing)

82 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS DANSCOLL LTD. E., (416) 278 -5106 Products Handled: MONTREAL 760: 9721 Cote de Liesse, G. Dutka Manufacturers of cable television prod- (514) 631 -9884 Manufacturers Represented: ucts. Pres., P. Wheatley; Mktg. Mgr., T. Moffet Comark, Westfield Mass., Bogner Broad- Products Manufactured: cast Equipment ENGINEERED SOUND SYSTEMS LTD. Video /audio production and routing Products Handled: MISSISSAUGA, Ont. L4X 2C7: 3078 Jar- switchers, processing amplifiers, sync TV demodulators, R.F. detectors, trans- row Ave., (416) 625 -4042 generators, distribution amplifiers, sup- mitter monitor systems, TV transmitting Gen. Mgr., J. R. Bain; Sales Mgr., R. K. port equipment and audio equipment. and receiving antennas, coaxial products, Anderson; Chief Eng., T. W. Bain audio monitor packages. Manufacturers Represented: DELTA -BENCO- CASCADE LTD. Altec Lansing, Fairchild Sound Equip., Ont. M9W 1G1: 124 Belfield Philips Telephones, Stentofon Intercom REXDALE, ELECTRO & OPTICAL SYSTEMS LTD. 241 -2651; Tlx: 06 -96552 Products Handled: Rd., (416) TORONTO M4T 2M5: Box 537, Station Q, VP, G. H. Reed; Gen. Audio consoles, studio and audi- Pres., T. A. Cross; (416) 483 -9772 control Mgr., D. Fear; Treas., D. Bennett torium sound systems, professional acous- Sales Pres., M. L. Paull; VP, Dr. C. H. Fryer; BURNABY, B.C.: 7753 Edmonds St. tical consulting, communication systems, VP Manufacturing, B. Herga paging systems, background music sys- Products Handled: Products Handled: for the catv /matv tems. Electronic products Custom -made communications equipment. industry; tv rebroadcast transmitters Studios, cameras, videotape all formats, ENGLISH ELECTRIC VALVE DENLEN ELECTRONICS film transfer equip. and audio. NORTH AMERICA LIMITED CORP. INT'L. LTD. REXDALE, Ont. M9W 1B4: 24 Ronson Dr., THORNHILL, Ont.: 23 Guardsman Rd., ELECTROHOME LTD. (416) 249 -8548; Tlx: 06- 965864 (416) 889 -7201, Tlx: 06- 964596 (Electronic Division, Commercial Product VP., G. A. Morton; Mgr., Microwave Pres. & Gen. Mgr., D. Sullivan; Mktg. Mgr., Sales) Tubes, R. H. Parkes; Contracts and Ad- D. Henry; Exec. VP, Broadcast Sales, A. KITCHENER, Ont.: 809 Wellington St. N., min. Mgr., G. Sward; Contracts & Sales, Davis; Broadcast Sales, E. Grant; Mgr. (519) 744 -7111, Tlx: 069 -5449 S. Morris; Broadcast Sales Mgr., E. Technical Services, F. D'Arcy; VP Indus- Sales Mgr., D. Lowater Sondek; Tech. Sales Rep, Broadcast trial Sales, CCTV, A. M. Evans Products Manufactured: Tubes, A. Ferry; Tech. Services and Sales MONTREAL: Government Sales - (514) Color and monochrome video monitors Rep, D. Soward; Tech. Rep. Broadcast 739 -3181 and receiver /monitors, related acces- Tubes, M. Stothers. EDMONTON: Broadcast and CCTV Sales sories including ceiling, wall and mobile Manufacturers Represented: - (403) 484 -3125 mounts, speaker /amplifier pod and English Electric Valve Co. Ltd. (Chelms- Products Handled: audio /video conversion panels. ford, Essex, England), M -O Valve Co. Ltd. Complete television systems for broadcast (London, Eng.), AEI Semiconductors Ltd. and CCTV, including EMI Sound & Vision ELECTROLINE TELEVISION (Lincoln, Eng.) Equip. Ltd., color cameras, studio sys- EQUIPMENT INC. Products Handled: tems, mobiles, antennas, etc. Compre- MONTREAL: 8762 8th Ave., St. Michel, Specialized electronic tubes viz. Broad- cast: image orthicons, leddicons, vidicons, hensive line of associated components for (514) 721 -7162 etc. Power tubes: transmitting. tv, sound and electronic industry, tv Gen. Mgr., H. Pall; Engineering, M. Olf - translators included. man ESTRON INDUSTRIES LTD. DRF BROADCAST SYSTEMS LTD. Manufacturer Represented: CALGARY: 1218 -45th Ave., N.E., Airport PORT CREDIT, Ont.: 307 Lakeshore Rd. Teleng Industrial Park, (403) 276 -9621 Because you value superior quality and service when you purchase recording equipment, you know how competitively priced we are. STU D ER The professional sound en- And that "edge" shows up expert, you'll choose Studer equip- gineer has ears that don't miss a thing. most with the back -up support Studer ment, and sit back and smile. He (even feels!) the difference hears, give him: quick off -the -shelf delivery You've got the best s'alcue that Studer Swiss craftsmanship and of machines and parts; fast and de- 'our money can buy. advanced technology makes, and it pendable service by technicians that gives him confidence. know electronics, inside and out. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATIVE LITERATURE. It allows him to produce a en- quality of sound unmatched, any- And salesmen that put WILLI where in the world. gineering ahead of salesmanship. It gives him an important If you consider yourself a STUDER edge on the competition. sound businessman, as well as a sound CANADA LIMITED

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 83 EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS Pres. & Gen. Mgr., E. G. Siegel, C.E.T.; DON MILLS, Ont.: 19 Lesmill Rd., (416) borne transmitters and receivers. Inter- Sales, W. R. Hart; Tech. Supvr., D. Petro, 447 -7234; Twx: 610 -492 -1357 com and paging systems, pocket paging C.E.T. Manufacturers Represented: systems Manufacturers Represented: Ampex, Belar, Conrac, Delta, Electronics, Products Represented: AKG, Altec, Belden, Crown, Electrovoice, Electro- Voice, Eimac, Fidelipac, Magne- CCTV program origination equipment, I.C., I.T.C., Jerrold, McCurdy, McIntosh, cord, Metrotech, Micro -Trak (Gray), color and monochrome tv cameras, color Martin, Neumann, Philips, Revox, Sanken, Moseley, Multronics, National Electrolab, and monochrome VTR's and monitors, Sennheiser, Shure, Sony, Ward -Beck Potomac, Revox, Scully effects generators, sync generators, Products Handled: Products Handled: switchers, large screen tv projectors Audio amplifiers, AM broadcast transmit- AM, FM, TV transmitters, antennas, fre- THE HEATH COMPANY ters, etc. (Nov. '72 listing) quency and modulation monitors, stereo MISSISSAUGA, Ont.: 1480 Dundas High- E. V. OF CANADA LTD. & SCA generators, limiters, RF products, way E., (416) 277 -3191; Tlx: 029 -6114 GANANOQUE, Ont.: 345 Herbert St., transmission line, audio consoles, AGC Gen. Mgr., N. MacDonald; Sales Mgr., (613) 382 -2141 amplifiers, criterion 80 cartridge equip- B. Rae Gen. Mgr., D. A. Bussart; Controller, R. M. ment automation systems, turntables, and Products Handled: Dennis accessories, microphones, speaker sys- Kits to assemble: color tv, Hi -Fi, test Manufacturers Represented: tems, remote control systems, STL equipment, marine navigation & safety Electro -Voice Inc., McMartin Industries equipment. aids, hobby equipment Inc. HUNTER COMMUNICATIONS LTD. GELECO ELECTRONICS Products Handled: LTD. ORLEANS, Ont.: Box 669, (613) 824 -7000, Mikes, speakers, needles and cartridges TORONTO 17: 2 Thorncliffe Park Dr., Tlx: 053 -3166 Unit 28, (416) 421 -5631 for Electro- Voice; amplifiers, mixers, Pres. & Gen. Mgr., C. R. Hunter tuners, receivers and transmitters for Pres. & Sales Mgr., G. W. Lee; Plant Manufacturers Represented: McMartin. Spvr., L. Cooper Electro - Voice, Metrotech, Manufacturers Micro - trak, FANON ELECTRONICS Represented: Scully, United Research Conte!, Dolinko & OF CANADA LTD. Wilkens, Econco, Products Manufactured: Eimac, Fone -Feeds, Gray & Micro, Mach - TORONTO M5V 2P1: 25 Bathurst St., Audio consoles, amplifiers, turntables, lett, McCurdy, Mica, Multronics, Philips studio furniture, equipment frames (416) 363 -5011; Tlx: 02 -21264 Products Handled: Gen. Mgr., H. Rosen Products Handled: Complete tuning & Products Handled: phasing systems, tape Tape equipment, power supplies, mixers, equipment, electronic components, trans- Intercoms, PA amplifiers, horns, mega- equalizers, duplicators, compressors, mitters, ground system supplies, etc. transmitters; associated products phones, telephones, walkie- talkies, micro- (Nov. '72 listing) and phones, pocket paging systems, citizens accessories. band, mobile & base station equipment. GLENTRONIX LTD. INTERNATIONAL VIDEO CORP. DON MILLS, Ont.: 160 Duncan Mill Rd., OF CANADA, LTD. WILF FARROW ASSOCIATES LTD. (416) 444 -8497 MISSISSAUGA, Ont.: 5200 Dixie Rd., REXDALE, Ont. M9V 1C1: 1772 Albion Pres., T. E. Pressley (416) Unit 33, (416) 625 -8151 Manufacturers Represented: Rd., 749 -7539; Tlx. 06 -22573 Pres., W. Farrow; Sales Rep., J. Thomson VP & Gen. Mgr., E. Adamyk; Broadcast CBS Laboratories, Central Dynamics, Sales Manufacturers Represented: Computer Magnetics, Mgr., Eastern Can., P. Bondaruk; Conrac Inc., Cooke Distributor Sales Mgr., Barker, Capitol Filmagic, Lahti, McIntosh Engineering, Datavision, Telecommunica- A. Vanags; Broad- Products Handled: tions cast Sales Eng., Ont. /Man., E. Ford; Industries, Tracor Inc., Western Broadcast Broadcast cartridges, blank magnetic Electronic Products Sales Eng., Western Can., G. recording tape, 16mm /35mm magnetic Products Handled: Guerin CALGARY: 841 Maplewood Cres., (403) recording audiofilm, blank aluminum re- Video switchers, DA's processing amps, cording audiodiscs, power amplifiers, chroma keyers image 262 -6266; Tlx: 038 -21779 enhancers, color Manufacturers Represented: tuners, preamplifiers, loud speakers, correctors, audio limiters, videotape phono plugs and cables, head cleaners, cleaners, video Berkley -Colortran, Conrac, Eastman Ko- monitors, tuners, video dak, Electrohome, cleaning cloths, etc. jackfields, tv character Leitch Video, R.H.L., generators, rubi- Spindler -Sauppe, Tektronix dium frequency standards & video carrier FILM HOUSE Products Handled: generators, tv test charts and holders, TORONTO M5J 1C4: 22 Front St. W., cable strippers Color cameras and videotape recorders (416) 363 -4321 for broadcast and closed- circuit applica- Gen. Mgr., R. Beaudry; Equip. Rentals SAMUEL GOODMAN & CO. tions and associated accessories Mgr., S. Ford TORONTO: 37 Prue Ave., M6E 1R3 (416) JERROLD DIVISION, GENERAL 783 -9426 INSTRUMENT OF CANADA LTD. LEN FINKLER LIMITED Pres.: S. Goodman TORONTO M6B 1P5: 60 Wingold Ave., DOWNSVIEW, Ont.: 25 Toro Road, M3J Manufacturers Represented: (416) 789 -7831; Tlx: 06- 219797 2A6, (416) 630 -9103; Tlx: 02 -21264 Audio Technica Corp.; Klipsch; Meguro VP & Gen. Mgr., C. O'Brien; VP Mktg., Advtg. Dept., B. Pantrey Dempa Sokki, Ltd. T. Keenan; Nat'l Mgr., J. Barnes VANCOUVER, EDMONTON, ALBERTA, Products Handled: Sales NORTH VANCOUVER: 1139 MONTREAL, QUEBEC branch offices. Hi- fidelity speakers, Lonsdale tone arms and cart- Ave., (604) 980 -7412; Tlx: 04- 352558 Manufacturers Represented: ridges, testing & broadcasting equipment. N. Duncan Nortronics Co. Inc. (April '73 listing) Products Handled: LACHINE 620, Que.: 2359 -43rd Ave., Replacement tape heads and mainten- GTE SYLVANIA CANADA LIMITED (514) 636 -9454; Tlx: 05- 821721 ance accessories. MONTREAL 376 8750 Cote de Liesse G. Stroud (514) 735 -4201 Products Handled: GATES RADIO CO. (CANADA), Gen. Sales Mgr., E. J. Gareau; Product Catv - head -end equipment, antennas, DIV. of HARRIS -INTERTYPE Mgr., C. S. Broad; Sales Mgr., A. push -pull and two -way trunk and distri- (CANADA) LTD. Dvarionas bution amplifiers, multi -taps, subscriber POINTE CLAIRE 730: 212 Brunswick Products Manufactured: drop material, test equipment, cable; Blvd., P.Q., (514) 695 -3751; Twx: 610- Color and Monochrome picture tubes, Matv - antennas, processors, converters, 422 -3023 receiving tubes, industrial and military modulators, amplifiers, filters, test equip- Mgr., Broadcast Products, A. B. Clapp; tubes, power and special purpose tubes, ment, taps, wall plates, cable Mgr., Customer Service, V. Hosquet; Dis- semiconductors. CATV distribution sys- J -MAR ELECTRONICS LTD. trict Mgr., R. J. Gauthier tems, VHF and UHF transceivers, air- TORONTO: 6 Banigan Dr., M4H 1E9, (416) 421 -9080 Pres., J. W. Woods; Sales Mgr., R. W. Morrison, Hershfield, Swanson; Purchasing, J. W. Woods Burgess & Huggins, Manufacturers Represented: Limited Ampex, Beyer, Danner, Dolby Labs, EMT, Consulting Engineers Martin Audio, R. A. Moog, Nagra, Neu- mann, Revox, Sela, Spectra, Sonics, Spot - CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL SERVICES master, Triad, Universal Audio RADIO, TELEVISION AND MICROWAVE PROJECTS Products Handled: Professional audio recorders, noise re- EDMONTON TORONTO OTTAWA duction systems, compressor /limiters, re- verberation units, attenuators, electronic

84 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS music equipment, condensor micro- MACKENZIE EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. 1624 West 3rd St., (604) 736 -6377 phones, console components, tape speed TORONTO M5V 2B9: Saxony Bldg., 26 controllers, tape cartridge equipment, MEDIA MAGNETICS LTD. Duncan St., (416) 364 -2266 PORT mircrophones & headsets CREDIT, Ont.: 307 Lakeshore Rd. Pres., R. B. Mackenzie; VP, P. M. Mac- E., (416) 274 -1636 kenzie; Sales, W. Ashley, D. E. Stoddard; JOHNSON MATTHEY & MALLORY LTD. Pres., P. W. Bartlett Accounts, G. M. A. Payne TORONTO: 110 Industry M6M 4M1, Manufacturers Represented: St., Manufacturers Represented: (416) 763 -5111; Tlx: 06 -22614 AKG, Ampex, Concord, Electrovoice, I.T.T. Amega, Arrivox -Tandberg, Canon Scoo- Pres., J. E. Shirreff; Gen. Mgr., Corn - Cannon, Koss, Neumann, Otari, Pan pic, Hollywood, Lowell Canada, Sinclair, Teac, Telex ponents Div., J. L. Murtha; Sales Mgr., Products Handled: Components Div., T. P. Smith Products Handled: Manufacturers Represented: Tape recorders, film sound recorders, Tape recorders, microphones, echo cham- dubbers, 16mm news cameras, film reels, P. R. Mallory & Co. Inc., Matthey Printed bers, duplicators, audio tapes, cassettes, cans & fibre cases, Products Ltd. film editing equip- 8 track cartridges, headsets, connectors, Products Handled: ment, portable lighting, plastic or metal amplifiers, tuners, speakers video reels Video delay lines, electrolytic capacitors MEMOREX CANADA LTD. McCURDY R. C. KAHNERT SALES LTD. RADIO INDUSTRIES LTD. WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 2025 Sheppard Ave. TORONTO: THORNHILL, Ont.: 55 Glencameron Rd., 108 Carnforth Rd., M4A 2L4, E., (416) 491 -2390 Unit 18, (416) 881 -2371 (416) 751 -6262; Tlx: 02 -21660 Gen. Mgr., B. D. Sears; Sales Rep., Pres., E. Mgr., R. Kahnert G. McCurdy; VP, G. Fawcett; audio /visual, R. Carnet! Manufacturers Represented: Sales Mgr., S. Maruno; Sales, R. Mitchell; Sales and Service Centres: Audio Designs, Bell, Bouyer, Dir. of Eng., J. Visser VANCOUVER: 102 -1170 Hornby St., (604) JBT /Shurite, Represented Koss, LaFayette, PML, Soundolier in Vancouver and Calgary 687 -7787 Products Handled: by Westronic Eng. Sales Ltd. CALGARY: P.O. Box 6746, Station D., Manufacturers Represented: Hi Fidelity products, commercial sound (403) 274 -2700 products, industrial, broadcast Ampex, International Tapetronics, Revox OTTAWA: Ste. 704, 2197 Riverside Dr., and re- Products cording products. (April '73 listing) Handled: (613) 737 -3411 Professional audio broadcast consoles DORVAL: 10125 Cote de Liesse, (514) GEORGE KELK LIMITED and associated products. (April '73 list- 636 -9912 DON MILLS, Ont.: 48 Lesmill Rd., (416) ing) Products Handled: 445 -5850; Tlx: 06- 966670 McKEEN & GRABST Chroma 90 broadcast video tape, stand- Pres., G. F. Kelk; VP, Mktg, H. Draper; C. ELECTRONICS LTD. ard and master grade; Chroma 80 closed Sales Rep., P. R. Wharton OTTAWA K1S 5B1: 780 Bank St., P.O. circuit video tape and recording tapes SALES AGENTS: and cassettes Box 4054, Station E, (613) 236 -7242; VANCOUVER 10: Nortec West Ltd., 325 Tlx: 053 -3137; Twx: 610- 562 West 5th Ave., (604) 872 -8525 -1656 Pres. 3M CANADA LTD. CALGARY: Nortec West Ltd., 7056A Far- & Gen. Mgr., D. E. McKeen; Tech. Mgr., V. Electrical Products Division rell Rd. S.E., (403) 252 -8141 Grabst; Sales Mgr., D. McKeen Manufacturers Represented: LONDON, Ont.: P.O. Box 5757, (519) HALIFAX: Harris and Roome Ltd., 3600 AKG, Altec- Lansing, Ampex, Beyer, Con- 451 -2500 Howe Ave., (902) 454 -8311 Gen. Mgr., Electrical Products Div., G. W. Products Handled: cord, Conrac, Electrohome, Electrovoice, H/H Electronic, Michael Electronics, Swann; Mktg. Mgr. - Magnetic Tape Stedivolt A.C. line voltage regulators; Cox Radford Laboratories, Revox, Products, F. C. Holtby; Nat'l Sales Mgr. single phase models, 120 -240 -120/240 Shure, Sony, Stanton, Watts - Magnetic Products, R. H. MacDonald volts, two and three wire systems; three Products Handled: Manufacturers Represented: phase models, 208 -240 -600 volts, three Mincom, Wollensak and four wire systems Professional and industrial audio /video equipment, importers, distributors, audio/ Products Manufactured: video tape "Scotch" Brand video tapes, "Scotch" KINGSWAY FILM EQUIPMENT LTD. Brand sound recording tapes. TORONTO: 821 Kipling Ave., M8Z 5G8, McMARTIN INDUSTRIES /CANADA (416) 233 -1101; Tlx: 06- 967528 GANANOQUE, Ont.: E.V. of Canada Ltd., MOTOROLA DASCAN Pres., R. C. Macaulay; VP, W. A. Macau- 345 Herbert St., P.O. Box 1150, (613) WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 3125 Steeles Ave. E., lay; Gen. Sales Mgr., R. A. Farrell; Pro- 382 -2141 M2H 2H6, (416) 499 -1441; Tlx: 02- 29944; fessional Div. Mgr., C. D. Rhodes MONTREAL: Delbee Associates Ltd., 1555 Twx: 610- 492 -2713 MONTREAL: 140 Cremazie West, Ste. 810 Pitfield Blvd., (514) 334 -5763 Gen. Mgr., P. G. Kelsey; Contracts Mgr., VANCOUVER: 2151 West 4th Ave. VANCOUVER: Electro -Tec Marketers Ltd., I. Kasner Manufacturers Represented: Allimatsu, Bauer, Fax, Guillotine Splicer Corp., J &R, Logan, Miranda, Movie-Sonics, Muray, P.A.G., Precision, Scherer, Soligor, Steenbeck Products Handled: Stedivolt Film production and post-production supplies. Super 8, 16, 35, 70 mm projectors for auditorium, theatre, and tele- A.C. LINE VOLTAGE REGULATORS cine purposes KODAK CANADA LTD. . . . have been in continuous Motion Picture and Education Markets TORONTO M6M 1V3: 3500 Eglinton Ave. radio and television service W., (416) 766 -8233; Tlx: 02 -29584 across Canada, and overseas, VP Mktg., D. N. Spring; Sales Mgr., Mo- for 20 years. The 42 standard tion Picture & Educ. mkts., W. R. Smith Products Handled: three phase models are avail- 16mm and super 8 film projectors, film able in capacities from 12 to videoplayer, slide projectors, cameras and 206 KVA, and in two series - films for tv and catv single control and three control LEBLANC & ROYLE COMMUNICATIONS units. TOWERS LTD. sp Approved OAKVILLE, Ont.: 514 Chartwell Rd., (416) 844 -1242, 849 -7542, 364 -3862; Tlx: 06- 982226 TYPICAL APPLICATION FOR THE 122 KVA MODEL SHOWN: Pres. & Gen. Mgr., G. E. Patton; Con- 50 KW A.M. TRANSMITTER PLANTS. troller, P. A. Dickie; Chief Eng., D. G. Marshall; Sales Mgr., K. P. Dunn Designed and manufactured in Canada by: Branch offices in Vancouver, Edmonton, Regina, Thunder Bay, Montreal, Moncton Products Manufactured: GEORGE KELK LIMITED Communications towers for AM, FM, catv, 48 Lesmill Road, Don Mills, Ont. Tel. (416) 445 -5850 Telex: 06- 966670 microwave and mobile radio; installations

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 85 EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS Products Handled: BETHEL, CONNECTICUT: Rupert Neve Automated Processes Inc., Fairchild, Broadcast transmitters remote control Incorporated, Berkshire Industrial Park Fidelipac, R.C.L., Scully, Sennheiser equipment, alarm and telemetering equip- HOLLYWOOD: Rupert Neve Inc., Suite Products Handled: ment, cable tv headend remote control, 616, 1800 N. Highland Ave. Tape recorders, amplifiers, compressors, tone signaling equipment, metering equip- Manufacturers Represented: equalizers, consoles, reverb units, pro- ment (analog and digital), customized Neve Electronic Holdings, Mel bourn, jectors - complete recording & duplicat- and standard supervisory control and England ing facilities, sound effects & music monitoring equipment. Products Handled: library (Nov. '72 listing) M.S.C. ELECTRONICS LTD. Sound mixing consoles for tv, radio and PHILCO -FORD OF CANADA LTD. DOWNSVIEW, Ont. M3J 2N5: 254 Wildcat recording studios DON MILLS, Ont.: 900 Don Mills Rd., Rd., (416) 661 -4180 NORESCO MANUFACTURING CO. LTD. (416) 444 -2541; Tlx: 06- 966550, 06- Pres., N. D. LaFrenais; Broadcast Sales, TORONTO 389: 100 Floral Pkwy., (416) 966738 W. A. Rice 249 -7316; Tlx: 06- 217876 Pres., F. M. Pistilli; VP, Mktg., M. L. Manufacturers Represented: VP & Gen. Mgr., J. Detlor; Mktg. Mgr., Jones; VP Sales, G. B. Duncan A.E.L., A.K.G., Audio Video Engineering, Pro. Products Div., R. Cook SAINT JOHN, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, Bird Electronic Corp., Belar, Bogner Branch offices in Vancouver, Winnipeg, CALGARY, VANCOUVER Broadcast Equip., Capitol /Audiopak, Dipol Calgary, Montreal, Edmonton Products Handled: Electronics Ltd., Dielectric Communica- Manufacturers Represented: color tv, black & white tv, stereos, com- tions Inc., Electrohome Ltd., EMCEE, Noresco, Otari, Interface Electronics binations EECO, Electronic Visuals, McMartin, Products Manufactured: PHILIPS ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES Microwave Associates, Moseley Asso- Two and three way speaker systems with LTD. ciates Inc., Philips Electronics Ltd., Power or without amplifiers, magnetic recorders TORONTO 352: 116 Vanderhoof Ave., Optics Inc., Rank, Rapid Q, Russco, (416) 425 -5161; Tlx: 06 -22221 Revox, Shively Labs Inc., Shure, Tele- NORTEC WEST LTD. Pres., C. Bruynes; Gen. Mgr., Profes- ment, Telesync, Uher, Varian Canada Ltd. (formerly L. A. Varah Equip. Ltd.) sional Electro- Acoustics Div., B. Wharton; Products Handled: VANCOUVER: 325 West 5th Ave., (604) Nat'l Sales Mgr., H. Stevens; Nat'l Ser- AM, FM, TV and microwave antennas, 872 -8525; Tlx: 04 -53167 vice Mgr., J. Mann; Product Mgr., sound transmitters and translators; transmission Pres., R. H. Whitehouse; Sales., E. T. equip., D. Roughton; Parts Mgr., F. line, strobe tower lighting, microphones, Pelly; Service Mgr., K. G. James; Ac- Nanon; (Phil -parts, Tlx: 02- 21419) headsets, audio consoles, turntables, tape counting, S. Webster Products Handled: recorders, cartridges, cartridge machines, CALGARY: 7056 A Farrell Rd. S.E., (403) Broadcast sound and video equip., corn - preamplifiers, equalizers, reverb units. 252 -8141; Tlx: 03- 824894 mercial sound equip. and recorder, video- audio accessories, studio camera and Eqt. Sales., R. F. Hill cassette recorders watt- Manufacturers Represented: transmitter remote control equip., PINEWAY ELECTRONICS LTD. dummy Ampex, Berkey -Colortran, Conrac, C.E.I., meters, loads, transmitter monitor- DON MILLS, Ont.: 1875 Leslie St., (416) ing equip., ITFS equip., video & waveform Datavision, Inovonics, ITE, Kelk, Moseley 449 -1343 monitors, microwave and STL links, video Associates, Russco, Richmond Hill Labs, Pres., M. M. Crosby; Office Mgr., & Inside modulators and demodulators, tv test Spotmaster Products Sales, B. O'Hara equip., video switchers, telecine, tele- Handled: Manufacturers Represented: prompters, tubes. Professional audio and helical scan AKG, Altec, Arrivox VTRs, lighting equipment, monitors, -Tanberg, Atlas, Beau, MUNTZ STEREO -PAK CANADA LTD. CBS Labs, Fidelipac, Fisher, Gray, Lan - BURLINGTON, Ont. L7M 1N7: 1149 video character generators, modulators, voltage regulators, STL equipment, turn- gevin, McCarTa /Sono -Mag, Magnecord, Pioneer Rd., (416) 639 -5373, Tlx: 021 -710 McMartin, Metrotech, Quad- tables, video switchers and distribution Eight, Russ - Pres., D. Hoffman; Advtg. Mgr., M. Hoff- co, Scully, Shure, Spindler & Sauppe, man; Music Product Mgr., B. Johnston equipment, tape cartridge machines, color television cameras. Spotmaster, Telex, 3M, Vega, Video Manufacturers Represented: Products Handled: Muntz Equipment PACIFIC RIM AUDIO SCIENCES LTD. Tape recorders, cartridge equipment, Products Handled: VANCOUVER: 2110 West 12th Ave., (604) audio equipment, mikes and headsets, hi- Car radio & stereo units in -dash, under - 736 -3878 intensity projectors, tape & hi -gain pro- dash; prerecorded tapes and records of Pres., K. Worsley; VP, D. Boyd jection screens, turntables, speakers, tone all labels; blank tapes. Products Handled: arms and equalizers, modulation moni- NASH AND HARRISON LTD. Broadcast and recording studio equip- tors, tape cartridges, cameras and con- OTTAWA: P.O. Box 11220, Stn. H, K2H ment; complete turnkey systems for all trol equipment, video equipment, loggers, 7V7, (613) 592 -3520 professional audio applications booms and stands, motors, amplifiers, Gen. Mgr., E. A. Tromanhauser; Mktg. PAN CANADA MAGNETICS LTD. consoles and reverb units Mgr., E. J. Kilroy PORT CREDIT, Ont.: 1072 Rangeview Rd., PIRELLI CABLES LIMITED Products Handled: (416) 278 -9851 ST. JEAN, P.Q.: 77 Richelieu St., (514) Digital multimeters, digital panel meters. Pres. & Gen. Mgr., H. E. Woolley; Treas., 346 -6831: Tlx: 0581 -532 (April '73 listing) A. J. Newton; Tech. Sales Mgr., E. N. Pres., D. G. McKay; VP, Mktg. Mgr., J. H. NATIONAL ELECTROLAB LTD. Woolley Batt VANCOUVER 12: 1130 East 7th Ave., Products Handled: EDMONTON: 14543 - 121A Ave., (403) (604) 879 -9161; Tlx: 043 -54623 Audio magnetic recording tapes, cas- 453 -1676; Tlx: 037 -2356 Gen. Mgr., E. J. Frazer; Sales Mgr., A. W. settes. RICHMOND, B.C.: 1389 Viking Place, Bleue; Lab. Mgr., W. F. Leipert PATLON AIRCRAFT & INDUSTRIES LTD. (604) 273 -5251; Tlx: 04- 508796 Manufacturers Represented: TORONTO: 74 Six Point Road, M8Z 2X2; WINNIPEG: 565 Roseberry St., (204) Ailtech, Delta Design, Gulton Industries, (416) 239 -7389; Tlx: 02 -21187 786 -3395; Tlx: 07- 587732 Recorder Systems Div., Harmon Elec- T. H. Mann, R. D. Thomas TORONTO 16: 82 Carnforth Rd., (416) tronics, Hipotronics, Kinemetrics, Speci- MONTREAL: Aviation Associates (Mont- 755 -3385; Tlx: 0221195 fic Products Div., Measurements Inc., real) Ltd. GUELPH, Ont.: 20 North Street, P.O. Box Racal Canada, Sierra Electronics, Topaz Manufacturers Represented: 90, (519) 821 -9100; Tlx: 0295 -6542 Electronics Daniels Manufacturing Corp., Deutsch DARTMOUTH, N.S.: 30 Borden Ave., Products Handled: Electronic Components Division; Deutsch Commodore Park, (902) 469 -0205; Tlx: AM broadcast off -air RF amplifier, AM Relays Inc.; Rexnord Inc., Specialty 014 -422851 modulation monitor, AM frequency moni- Fastener Division; Stanford Applied Engi- Products Manufactured: tor, custom antenna phasing equip., neering, Torr Laboratories Inc. Cable: low capacity, flexible coaxial, transmitter remote control and telemetry Products Handled: shielded, power; Wire: annunciator, high systems, RUSTRAK & TECHNI -RITE chart Crimping tools, electrical connectors, voltage, aluminum, copper, magnet resis- recorders, telecon and data transmission multi -pin and RF, relays, latches and tance test sets, audio and function generators, quarter turn fasteners; PC connectors, IC PRELCO ELECTRONICS LTD. spectrum analyzers, RF noise meters, HV sockets, packaging hardware; high MONTREAL 357: 480 Port Royal St. W., and dielectric test sets, environmental vacuum, high voltage relays (514) 389 -8051; Tlx: 05- 268 -608 chambers, insulation testers, RF signal PERCEPTION INDUSTRIES Twx: 610 -421 -3616 generators. INCORPORATED OTTAWA: 582 Bank St., (613) 237 -6150 RUPERT NEVE OF CANADA LTD. TORONTO 2: 274 Church St., Sales MISSISSAUGA, Ont.: 2721 Rena Rd., MALTON, Ont.: 7528 Bath Road, L4T 1 L2, Service & Rental, (416) 363 -9141 (416) 678 -0401 (416) 677 -6611; Tlx: 06- 968753 Sales Mgr., R. Trowell; Supervisor Broad- PRODELIN INC. Vice -President, Sales, G. Carruthers; cast Equip., Sales & Service, C. Clarke RICHMOND HILL, Ont.: 51 Markham Rd., Field Engineer, D. Elphick Manufacturers Represented: (416) 884 -8216

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H. D. Schiller Sales Mgr., U. A. Cooper lenses, cctv lenses, radiation resistant Products Handled: Products Handled: lenses, night vision lenses, telecine, color Microwave antenna & waveguide systems, Static D.C. power supplies, digital clock, correction equip., encoders, decoders, flexible & rigid coaxial line, ETV trans- meter pulse generator, data entry key- vertical aperture correctors, slide mitting & receiving antenna systems, 2- boards, aluminum transit cases, special changers way antenna systems, trunk & line con- products; solid state switching concen- RCA LTD. centrators, line equalizers. trators; transmission parity error detec- Broadcast & Display Systems, tors. Government & PYE T.M.C. CANADA Commercial Systems Div.: STE. ANNE DE BELLEVUE TORONTO: 15 Sheffield St., M6M 3E5, QUINDAR PRODUCTS LTD. 810: 21001 N. Service Rd., (416) 249 -7044; Tlx: 06 -22124 CONCORD: 106 Rayette Rd., Ont., (416) Trans -Canada Hwy., (514) 547 -9000; Tlx: 05- 821 -571 VP, R. H. Adrian; System Mgtk, Eng., K. 669 -1272; Tlx: 06 -22864 VP & Gen. Mgr., I. A. Mgr., Krikor; Telephone Systems Mktg., G. Pres., N. C. Reed; Prod. Mgr., J. W. Gray- Mayson; Broadcast & Display Systems, W. H. Ingram; Components Mktg., S. Tingle; don; Eng. Mgr., E. W. Ashley Holroyd; Admin., Merchandising, R. H. Inside Sales, R. Kahler; Mgr., G. C. Reeve CALGARY 13: P.O. Box 8247, Stn. F., Manufacturers Represented: (403) 255 -5501; TIx: 038-24619 Curtis; Special Accounts, W. D. West; Mgr., Quebec /Atlantic Sales, L. E. - American Data Systems, Baeck & Co., Products Handled: Gil beau, Specialist Sales, R. D. F. Computer Terminals Ltd., Computer and Remote transmitter alarm and control Lawson; Mgr. Broadcast Engineering, D. R. Systems Engineering Ltd. systems; audio tone signal systems; Dash - ney; Mgr. Field Projects, D. H. Digital General Corp., Frederick Controls digital and analog telemetering commu- Macaulay TORONTO: 1450 Castlfield Ave., (416) Div., Harmer & Simmons Ltd., Karl Lum- nications amplifiers. 651 -6550; Tlx: 02- 219795 berg, Keyswitch Relays Ltd., Philips RACAL LTD. (CANADA) Mgr. Ont. & Midwest Sales, R. J. Norton T.M.C. Ltd., Pye T.M.C. Ltd., Pye T.M.C. OTTAWA: 1806 Woodward Dr., K2C OP7, VANCOUVER: 1876 Rupert St., (604) Components, Pye Switches Ltd., Reliance (613) 225 -4640; Tlx: 053 -4187 433 -0541; Tlx: 04 -51387 Cords & Cables, K. A. Schmersal & Co. Dir., A. H. Eng., Managing Blow; Chief Mgr., B.C., Alta., Sask. Sales, R. L. Products Handled: N. W. Hunt; Gov't Relations, A. R. Hewitt; Harlow Telecomm. systems including multi -chan- Manufacturers Represented: Products Handled: nel & program transmission, FM & TDM Amos of Exeter Ltd., Hygain Electronics AM, FM, Telegraph multiplex, data modems, multi- TV transmitters and antenna Inc., Park -Air Electronics Ltd., Racal systems, video switching systems, plexers, processors & switches, telephone tv Group Companies, Singer -Telesignal tape recorders, audio consolettes, color systems including switchboards, instru- Products Handled: film cameras, ments, electronic keysenders, auto dial- studio and mobile color Communications equipment, electronic cameras, STL microwave systems. lers, test equipment for data & telecomm., instruments. Electronic Components Division: diagnostic computers, for PCB. compon- RANK PRECISION STE. ANNE DE BELLEVUE (same ents including lamps, cords, relays, INDUSTRIES (CANADA) LTD. switches, capacitors, keyboards, tape address as above): DOWNSVIEW, Ont.: 1111 Finch Ave. W., Mgr., Electron readers, tape perforators, logic modules Tubes, L. J. VanVlaardin- Unit 34, (416) 630 -4514; Tlx: 06- 219578 gen; Distributor Sales and interfaces Mgr., J. P. Mc- VP, E. W. Morley; Product Mgr., P. L. Donald PYLON ELECTRONIC Emmett REXDALE, Ont.: 50A Belfield Rd., (416) DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD. Manufacturers Represented: 247 -8643 LACHINE: 2300 Victoria, P.Q., (514) 637- Rank Cintel, Rank Taylor Hobson Area Sales Mgr., R. E. Magnus 1186 Products Handled: CALGARY: 4515 Manhattan Rd., S.E., Pres., J. E. Pinnell; Chief Eng., H. Laks; Varotal zoom lenses, motion picture (403) 243 -6051; F. Nelles

3 firsts from CANON 1. New Canon Sound Scoopic 200. All the advantages of the Scoopic 16 plus simultaneous sound recording. Automatic gain control. Single -system recording sound -on- magnetic -as you shoot. 2. Canon Scoopic 16. First 16mm movie camera with a built -in zoom lens, fully automatic exposure system and our special No Slip Handgrip. Makes hand shooting easier, surer than ever. 3. Canon Super -Macro Zoom Lens. 12 -120mm f2.2 zoom lens. Exclusive use of fluorite elements corrects aberration, astigmatism, coma. Focus to within 3/8" of front component. For more facts, write us. You haven't seen the latest in 16mm equipment until you've seen these firsts from Canon.

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 87 EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS & SUPPLIERS BURNABY: 3999 East 2nd Ave., (604) columns, professional and HI -Fl ampli- Pres. J. Rutherford; Asst. Gen. Mgr., 291 -7141 fiers. V. Vieira; Sales Mgr., R. Lee K. G. Ward RUSINT ELECTRONICS & SALES Manufacturers Represented: Products Handled: CANADA LIMITED Cordell, Elinca S.A., Future, Gitzo S.A., Industrial tubes, receiving tubes, semi- OTTAWA: 28A Northside Rd., K2H 5Z3, Leedal, Mafi A.G., Matrix Systems, conductors (April '73 listing) (613) 829 -3944; Tlx: 013 -3662 Neumade Products, Norman Enterprise, R.D. SYSTEMS OF CANADA LTD. Gen. Mgr., M. Crouch Optivision, Realist, Rutherford, Sickles, TORONTO: 128 Pears Ave., M5R 1T2 Representing Rohde & Schwarz, Germany Sinar A.G., Treise (416) 922 -2569 Products Manufactured: Products Handled: Sales Mgr., L. Bannon Measuring equipment: audio, video, RF Industrial, scientific and professional Manufacturers Represented: (FM TV incl. UHF), test modulators and photo and movie equip., fully automated Dan Gibson demodulators, video & RF sweepers, movie, still film and paper processors Products Handled: stereo coders & decoders SCOTCOMM RADIO INC. EPM parabolic microphone Transmitting and receiving equipment: CHOMEDEY (Laval) Que., 4643 Leves- REVOX SALES AND SERVICE FM -TV demodulators, transmitters, re- que Blvd., (514) 681 -8096 MONTREAL: 580 Orly Ave., Dorval 760, broadcast transposers, transmission an- Pres., M. Epstein; Que. Salesman, S. (514) 636 -9933 tennas, incl. UHF Schwartz; Maritime Salesman, S. Barrett; Gen. Mgr., G. J. S. Bousfield; Service RUTHERFORD AUDIO VISUAL Western Salesman, M. Williams Mgr., G. L. Berendes Jr. TORONTO: 211 Laird Dr., M4G 3W8, Manufacturers Represented: Manufacturers Represented: (416) 422 -1340, Cable: RAVCOM Andrea Radio Corp., Comex Electronics, Corp., Gam Electronics, Halli- Beyer Dynamic, Lamb, ReVox Pres., J. Rutherford; Gen. Mgr. L. I. Rupf Cush -Craft Radio Products Handled: MONTREAL: 7800 Cote de Liesse - crafter, Pearce -Simpson, Sonar Tape recorders, tuners, amplifiers, mixing Eastern Region Office Corp., Stone Engineering equip., mikes, wireless microphone trans- Manufacturers Represented: Products Handled: antennas, mitters and receivers, headphones, Audio Magnetics Corp., Audiscan, Inc., Two -way radios, transceivers, and tone control stands, audio accessories, miniature Bell & Howell (Canada) Ltd., Robert walkie- talkies, paging receivers for audio transformers Bosch (Canada) Ltd., Buhl Optical Co., equip., scanner monitor RICHMOND HILL LABORATORIES LTD. Commercial Picture Equipment, Draper police and fire SCARBOROUGH, Ont.: 1240 Ellesmere Shade & Screen Co., EDL /McGraw -Hill SHIBADEN CORP. Rd., (416) 291 -7921; Tlx: 02 -29803 Ryerson, Electrohome Ltd., Fairchild In- DOWNSVIEW, Ont.: 100 Martin Ross Pres., I. Fleming; Sales Mgr., P. C. Hess; dustrial Products, Graflex /The Singer Ave., M3J 2L4, (416) 661 -3456 Mgr. Mktg. Services, D. Patterson Co., Howe Furniture Inc., Kodak Canada Nat'l Mktg. Mgr., H. S. Martin; Gen. Mgr., VANCOUVER and CALGARY: See Nortec Ltd., Mast Development Co., MCM Cor- A. Kobayashi; Chief Engineer, B. Tanabe West Ltd. poration, Mealey Productions Interna- Manufacturers Represented: Products Manufactured: tional Inc., Montage Productions Inc., Shiba Electric, Hitachi Electronics Video production switchers, audio /video Motiva Ltd., The Murdock Corporation, Products Handled: routing switchers, video test signal gener- North American Philips Corporation, Television cameras, color & B &W; video ators, synchronizing generators, special Philips Electronics Industries Ltd., PKM monitors, video color sync generator, effects generators, impulse clock driving Corporation, Polacoat, Inc., Responsive video special effects generator, video systems, color bar generators, distribu- Environments Corporation, Setco Audio switcher (April '73 listing) tion amplifiers, equalizing amplifiers, Visual Inc., Sony of Canada, Ltd., Spec - A. C. SIMMONDS & SONS LTD. clamping amplifiers trocon, Inc., Spindler & Sauppe, Inc., WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 285 Yorkland Blvd. Wollensak /3M Co. M2J 158, 491 -1010; Tlx: 06- 966506 R.S.C. AUDIO SALES LTD. (416) Products Handled: Pres., Gen. Mgr., L. C. Simmonds; VP, TORONTO: 221 Norseman St., M8Z 2R5, Consultants & suppliers of audio visual Mktg., D. S. Simmonds; Sales Mgr., Audio (416) 231 -7243; Tlx: 06- 967657 program delivery systems; audio visual Div., W. B. Campion Pres., C. F. Sales Mgr., H. J. Cornick; component products; consultants, de- Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Tracey; Engineer, D. Adam; Engineer, signers and installers of audio visual Montreal P. Milton special projects; audio visual equipment Manufacturers Manufacturers Represented: Represented: rentals. Acoustic Research Inc., Shure Bros. Inc. R. T. Bozak Mfg. Co., Toa Electric Co. Products Handled: Ltd. RUTHERFORD PHOTOGRAPHIC Speakers, tuners, amplifiers, microphones, Products Handled: TORONTO: 211 Laird Dr., M4G 3W8 Hi -Fi cartridges, tone arms, sound Loudspeakers, enclosures, sound (416) 422 -1340 systems.

SMYTH SOUND EQUIPMENT LTD. LONGUEUIL: 165 Blvd. Industriel, (514) TOWERS TO CSA STANDARDS 679 -5490 Pres., J. B. Smyth; Sales, L -P. Mercier; TV-FM-AM-MICROWAVE-VHF-H F-LF-CATV. Purchasing, G.M. Royal Manufacturers Represented: Chilton, Cuemaster, I.T.C. KEF, Millbank, Complete service on ALL your tower requirements. Quad, TRD, U.R.E.I. Products Handled: Design, supply & install towers, foundations & attachments. Sound and video studio equipment (April '73 listing) Custom designed to customer specifications. SONY OF CANADA LTD. Experienced engineering. TORONTO: 88 Horner Ave., M8Z 4X8, (416) 252 -3581 Quality manufacturing. VP, Gen. Mgr., K. Tsunoda; Nat'l. Mktg. Highly qualified installation crews. Mgr., E. H. Kinnear VANCOUVER 185: 1101 W. 8th Ave., Inspection & maintenance. (504) 736 -6796 MONTREAL 308: 4058 0. Jean Talon WHERE "SATISFACTION GUARANTEED" IS MORE THAN A SLOGAN (514) 735 -1371 Manufacturers Represented: contact Sony Corp. Products Handled: Closed circuit television, video -tape re- ABROYD CONSTRUCTION cording equipment and accessories for industrial and education and surveillance LIMITED purposes, dictating and transcribing equipment for business. 4 LESMILL ROAD, DON MILLS SOUTHAM VIDEOTEL LTD. DON MILLS, Ont.: 1450 Don Mills Rd., P.O.P BOX 310, AGINCOURT, ONT. (416) 445 -6641 Phone (416) 444 -7395 Pres., W. J. Langston; VP, G. J. Keeley; Exec. Prod., P. Jennings

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MONTREAL: 310 Victoria Ave., (514) Manufacturers Represented: Pres., E. Giles; VP Technical, L. Davie; 487 -2302 Advent, AKG, Altec, Ampex, Belden Cable, Sales Mgr., P. Brown Distributors of RCS retention projector; Beyer, Canon, CBS -Labs, Columbia- EDMONTON: 10569-111 St. film production, sound recording and Audio-Pak, Crown, DBX, Dynair, Editall, Mgr., J. deVries duplication Electrohome, Electro - Sound, Electro - CALGARY: 6025 Centre St. S.W. WILLI STUDER CANADA LIMITED Voice, Heath & Allen, Husky, JBL, K -Mal, Mgr., J. Sexsmith TORONTO: 6 Banigan Dr., M4H 1E9, Lamb Labs., Langevin, Leitch Video, 3M, MONTREAL: 202 -2 Blvd. Des Aulniers (416) 423 -2831; Tlx: 06 -23310 Macarta /Sono -Mag, Magnecorder, Mc- Mgr., J. Hebert D. B. Jolly, Mkt. Mgr.; B. Mitchell, Oper- Curdy, MCI McMartin, McIntosh, MRL, Manufacturers Represented: ations Mgr.; Sales Rep., A. Aufleger Metrotech, Moseley, Nortronics, Pandora, AKG, Canon, Cosmicar, Dynair, Electro- Manufacturers Represented: Quickset, Revox, Richmond Hill Labs., home, Karex, Pelco, Philips, Quickset, Willi Studer (Switzerland) Scully, Sennheiser, Shibaden, Shure, Sanyo. Shure Products Handled: Spotmaster, Sony, Stanton, Switchcraft, Products Handled: Professional audio tape recorders, mix- Tascam, Techwood, Telex, Tektronics, CCTV equipment, videocorders, cameras, ing consoles and accessories. Tele -Sync, Uher, Urei, Westinghouse, VTRS, switchers, monitors, videotape, SUPERIOR ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES Wilkinson Electronics, Xedit lenses, tripods, microphones, consoles, LTD. Produçts Handled: security systems. DORVAL 740: 1330 Trans -Canada Hwy., Audio and video tape recorders, switch - (514) 683 -6331; Tlx: 05 -25160 ers, mixers, consoles, cameras, turntables, TRI -TEL ASSOCIATES LTD. Pres., R. Golick; Exec. VP, S. K. Plotnick; speakers, loggers, monitors, test signal WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 105 Sparks Ave., VP, Finance, M. R. Levine; Sec. -Treas., generators, mikes, AM -FM transmitters, (416) 499 -5044; Tlx: 06 -23443 N. Friedman; VP Manufacturing, L. J. tapes, etc. RICHMOND, B.C.: 1166 Sealord Rd. Lewinson; Mktg. Mgr., S. Goldstein Manufacturers Represented: TORONTO: 265 Norseman St. TEMPO AUDIO INDUSTRIES LTD. Clarostat, Editall, Fisher, Stanton, Thorens Manufacturers Represented: TORONTO M4H 1H2: 2 Thorncliffe Park Products Handled: Audio Dynamics Corp., Geloso, Grom- Dr. Hi -Fi components, turntables, cartridges, mes- Precision, Newtronics, Nikko, Supe- Pres., L. G. Newton; Operations Mgr., headphones, editing kits rex, TDK M. J. Weber TWINRAM CORPORATION LTD. Products Handled: Manufacturers Represented: EDMONTON: 13804 Buena Vista Rd., Sound reinforcement equipment, mag- Allison, AKG, API, ARP Instruments, Carl (403) 488 -2948 netic tape, reel to reel & cassettes, Countryman Associates, D.B.X., Dixson, Pres., H. H. Mamet; Art Dir., Raphael; headphones. Editall, Electrosonic, Electrovoice, Koss, Continuity Dir., J. Somers SYSTEMS MARKETING CANADA LTD. MacKenzie Labs, McIntosh, Parasound, Manufacturers Represented: KITCHENER, Ont.: P.O. Box 611, (519) Penny & Giles, Sharpe, Thorens Grenier Bros., Telecommunication Sys- 578 -7560 Products Handled: tems Ltd. Pres., M. Porteous; VP, E. Striegel Audio equipment: consoles, systems, am- Products Handled: Products Handled: plifiers, mikes. headsets, reverb units, TV and film production aids, systems Complete full spectrum broadcast auto- mixers, synthesizers, turntables, noise design, mobile units (April '73 listing) mation systems, computer to automation reduction systems, etc. Also, projection interfaces, full line of broadcast cartridge systems, a/v control and display equip. UNI -TEL LTD. recorders and reproducers, time announcers, TOTAL VIDEO SYSTEMS LTD. SCARBOROUGH, Ont.: 100 Barbados carousels, multiple cartridge VANCOUVER: reproducers, full line digital clocks, digi- 60 West 7th Ave., 4604) Blvd., (416) 261 -7265; Tlx: 02 -21588 879 -0471; Tlx: 04 -55420 Mgr., tal code converters and interfaces, card/ Gen. G. G. Cooper badge readers, custom analog and /or digital monitoring systems with hard copy printout (April '73 listing) TELE -RADIO SYSTEMS LTD. DOWNSVIEW, Ont.: 301 Supertest Rd.. ROHDE & SCHWARZ M3J 2M4, (416) 661 -3221; Twx: 610- 492 -2384 Pres., I. H. Nixon; VP, Finance, J. W. Watson; VP Mfg., P. Warhurst; Mgr. of Engineering, N. McDermott; Nat'l Sales Professional Mgr., R. C. Alltree OTTAWA: Ste. 305, 333 River Rd., K1 L 8B9, (613) 746 -8914 COMMUNICATIONS Sales Mgr., B. Nicol MONTREAL 261: 3300 Cavendish Blvd., Ste. 570 (514) 487 -4200; Twx: 610- Equipment 422 -3049 Eastern Sales Mgr., W. G. Wilson EDMONTON: 5715 -96th St., T6E 3G2, (403) 434 -4252; Twx: 610 -831 -2896 Prairie Sales Mgr., J. M. Fraser BURNABY 3: 7418 -6th St., (604) 524- 5651; Twx: 610 -962 -3934 Sales Mgr., H. M. Shore Manufacturers Represented: Altec, Anaconda, Cardion, Cushman, Data Products /Stelma, Halcyon, Learn- ing, Lear Siegler, Lynn, Northeast, Rycom, Transmission/Reception HF, VHF, UHF Scala, Secode, Spectron, Time & Freq. Tech., Wilcom Products Handled: Program amplifiers / equalizers, delay Test Equipment dc 12.5 GHz equalizers, fault alarm /PGM subcarrier/ - STL multiplex Sys, DC power supplies, patch cords, selective signalling /test /line conditioning equip., data terminals TELE -TECH ELECTRONICS LTD. RUSINT Electronics REXDALE, Ont.: 15 McCulloch Ave., (416) 248 -5646 Tel. 613 -829 -3944 Telex 053 -3662 Pres., J. Kirkpatrick; Mgr., Broadcast Div., J. Forrest; Sales., I. Leslie, B. Lam- bert; Production & Services Mgr., B. Black

BROADCASTER /Nove.mber, 1973 89 Manufacturers Represented: RFL Ind. Products Handled: Cable Television Systems Solid state remote control systems, audio tone equipment, analog & digital telemetering equipment and systems, alarm systems, plate current monitors. antenna DUNCAN current monitors, tower light alarm KEY (1) Cowichan Valley TV Ltd. panels, program quality line filters, order - (1) Company Name (2) Address (3) (2) 115 Kenneth St. wire equipment. Telephone, Tlx (4) President (5) General (3) (604) 748 -9113 UNITED VIDEO LTD. Manager (6) Program Manager (7) Chief (4, 5, 7) I. H. Hollway (6) J. Tothill (8) OTTAWA: 333 Catherine St., Suite 20, Engineer (8) Area Served by System (9) Duncan, North Cowichan & Saltair (9) (613) 235 -1411 Number of Channels on System (10) 10 (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 3000 N. Stechyson; D. Dimarino; B. Heffernan Monthly Fee (11) Installation Fee (12) (13) 5000 (14) ETV, Ch. 3 (15) yes Manufacturers Represented: Total Current Subscribers (13) Total FERNIE Berkley -Colortran of Canada Ltd., Electro- Potential Subscribers (14) Currently (1) Fernie TV Ltd. home Ltd., International Video Corp., Mac originating programming (15) Anticipate (2) 115 Wallinger Ave., Kimberley Lab, Memorex, Richmond Hill Labora- starting within 12 months (3) (604) 427 -2062 tories, Shibaden Corp. of America (4, 5) W. J. Gillespie (7) J. N. Gillespie Products Handled: (8) Fernie, Sparwood, Elkford, Elk Valley Video products, audio -visual products, (9) 4 (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 1900 CCTV products (13) 2200 (14) no (15) no UNIVERSAL BROADCAST Yukon GOLDEN CONSULTANTS (1) Golden Television Ltd. See Chromacord Corp. WHITEHORSE (2) P.O. Box 574 L. A. VARAH EQUIPMENT LTD. (1) Northern Television Systems Ltd. (3) (604) 344 -6627 See Nortec West Ltd. (2) 4103 -4th Ave. (4 -7) M. I. Donkin (8) Golden, Nicholson, WARD -BECK SYSTEMS LIMITED (3) (403) 667 -4247 North Bench (9) 4 (10) $6.00 (11) $25.00 SCARBOROUGH, Ont.: 841 Progress (4) R. B. Hougen (5) B. Wybrew (6) K. (12) 1012 (13) 1300 (14) yes Ave., (416) 438 -6550; Tlx: 06 -23469 McKinnon (7) B. Mitchell (8) Whitehorse GREENWOOD Pres., R. W. Ward; VP, R. K. Beck (9) 5 (10) $15.00 (11) $25.00 (13) (1) Greenwood Video Ltd. Products Manufactured: 2800 (14) yes (2) Box 369 Professional audio products for broad- (3) (604) 445 -6434 cast, motion picture and sound recording (4, 5) A. H. Hennig (8) Greenwod (9) industries (Nov. '72 listing) 6, 6FM (10) $5.00 or $7.50 (11) $10.00 British Columbia or $15.00 (12) 215 (13) 250 (14) no FRED WELSH ANTENNA SYSTEMS (15) no (April '72 listing) VANCOUVER: 5594 Cambie St., (604) CAMPBELL RIVER KASLO 327 -9201 (1) Campbell River TV Assoc. Pres., W. G. Pither; Gen. Sales. Mgr., (1) Kaslo TV Ltd. (2) 594 -11th Ave. 110 St., Vancouver 5 R. P. Brown (2) -1055 Hanwood (3) (604) 287 -8801 (3) (604) 681 -6886 CALGARY: 1516 -42nd Ave. S.E., (403) D. W. (4) J. A. Young (5) B. James (6) (4) F. G. Gardham (5) R. B. Tate (9) 262 -1414 Harvey (7) E. Selby (8) Campbell River REXDALE, Ont.: 1770 Albion Rd., (416) 2 (10) $4.50 (11) $10.00 (12) 140 (13) (9) 8 & 2 ETV (10) $3.75 (11) $25.00 200 749 -5043 (12) 4500 (13) 5000 (14) yes MONTREAL: 2573 Belanger St. E., (514) KELOWNA CHILLIWACK 725 -5621 (1) Black Knight Television Co. Ltd. Manufacturers Represented: (1) Valley Televue Ltd. (2) 249 Bernard Avenue (2) 62 Yale Road East Amphenol, Avantek, Canada Wire, Cas- (3) (604) 762 -4433 cade Electronics, Catel, Connector Craft, (3) (604) 792 -4626 (4) D. L. Gartrell (5) R. A. Gunoff (7) (4) J. Pilling (5) B. Wolfe (7) I. Rempel Delta Benco, Dynatel, IVC, G. Coldrick (8) Kelowna, Rutland, Ok Jerrold, Vedder Crossing, Marsland, Phasecom, TeleMation, Wat- (8) Chilliwack, Sardis, Mission, Lakeview Heights, Westbank (9) Fairfield Island (9) 6 (10) $4.75 (11) 5 (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 5000 (13) kins, ITT -Gremar yes Products Handled: $20.00 (12) 6000 (13) 7500 (14) 7000 (14) no (April '73 listing) CATV equipment, both video and RF CLEARBROOK KIMBERLEY (April '73 listing) (1) M.S.A. Cablevision Ltd. (1) Kootenay Enterprises Ltd. (2) 32234 South Fraser Way (2) 115 Wallinger Ave. WESTINGHOUSE CANADA LTD. (3) (604) 859 -4848 (3) (604) 427 -2062 HAMILTON: 286 Sanford Ave., (416) (4) M. Loppeky (5) S. McDonald (7) (4, 5, 7) W. J. Gillespie (8) Kimberley & 528 -8811; Tlx: 021 -655 S. Hedin (8) Matsqui District of district (9) 5 (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 VP, Mktg., T. B. Lounsbury Abbotsford (9) 10 (10) $4.95 (11) (12) 1800 (13) 2100 (14) yes In all principal cities, coast to coast $10.00 (12) 5000 (13) 7500 (14) no Products Handled: (15) no LADYSMITH A complete line of power tubes for AM COURTENAY (1) L & C Cablevision Ltd. & FM broadcast transmitters, including (1) C -C TV (2) P.O. Box 296 triode & tetrode RF amplifiers at all (2) 800 -8th St. (3) (604) 245 -3145 power levels. (3) (604) 334 -4741 (4, 5) R. B. Atkinson (April '72 listing) (4) R. D. Ellis (5) W. Moncrief (8) LAKE COWICHAN WESTRONIC ENGINEERING Cumberland, Union SALES LTD. Courtenay, Comox, (1) Lake Video Service Ltd. Bay, River (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) VANCOUVER 10: 2075 Alberta St., (604) Little (2) Box 141 $50.00 (14) no (April '73 listing) 872 -0636; Tlx: 04- 507591 (3) (112) 749 -6722 Lake Pres., G. English; Sales, O. Cornett; CRESTON (4, 5) C. Severson (8) Cowichan, Lake, Honeymoon Bay (8) 6 Accounting, H. Boyd (1) Creston Cabled -Video Ltd. Mesachie $25.00 860 EDMONTON 15: 1700 Cambridge Bldg. (2) 1415 Canyon St. (10) $5.00 (11) (12) (13) 1100 (14) no (15) no Sales, P. Derviller (3) (604) 428 -4749 CALGARY: 7056A Farrell Rd. S.E., T2H (4) T. Toyota (5, 7) W. Dewald (6) E. MERRITT OT2 Werre (8) Creston & District, Yahk, (1) Merritt Cablevision Ltd. Sales, D. Jardine Kingsgate, Riondel (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) (2) Box 908 Manufacturers Represented: $4.95 Creston; $25.00 Yahk & Kingsgate (3) (604) 378 -2568 Decibel Products, L. M. Ericsson Ltd., (12) 1369 (14) yes (April '73 listing) (4) W. G. Reid (7) R. S. Ferguson (8) International Good Music, McCurdy DELTA Merritt, Lower Nicola (9) 6 (10) $6.50 Radio, Quindar, Trompeter Electronics (1) Delta Cable TV Ltd. 11 $20.00 (12) 1489 (13) 2100 (14) Products Handled: (2) 5381 Trunk Rd. yes (15) yes Professional audio equipment, control (3) (604) 946 -7676 MONTROSE- FRUITVALE and alarm systems, automated broadcast (4, 5) W. S. Thomas (6) D. Hay (7) P. (1) Community Video (Montrose- Fruit- systems, billing and traffic systems, com- Burchardt (8) Delta (9) 11 (10) $5.00 vale) Ltd. munications antennas, telephone and (11) $15.00 (12) 13,000 (13) 17,000 (2) 1471 Pemberton Ave., North Vancou- intercom, coax switches, connectors. (14) yes ver, B.C.

90 BROADCASTER/November, 1973 CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS

(3) (604) 985 -2151 SECHELT (3) (604) 985 -2151 (5) A. Dworkin (8) Montrose, Fruitvale (1) Northwest Communications Ltd. (5) A. Dworkin (April '73 listing) (9) 5 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 1000 (2) Box 218 UCLUELET (13) 1100 (14) no (3) (604) 885 -2444 (1) Ucluelet Video Services Ltd. NANAIMO (4) W. S. Thomas (5) J. S. Thomas (7) (2) Box 66, 1310 -11th Ave. N., Port (1) Community Video (Nanaimo) Ltd. C. H. Bobardt (8) Gibsons, Sechelt (9) Alberni (2) 479 Wallace St. 9 (10) $5.50 (11) $15.00 (12) 1200 (13) (3) (604) 723 -8950 (3) (604) 754 -5571 2000 (14) yes (April '73 listing) (4) J. Ludlow (Nov. '71 listing) (4) N. Starr (5) A. E. Dworkin (7) S. VANCOUVER SOUTH SLOCAN Ackenclose (8) Nanaimo (9) 7 (10) (1) Canadian Wirevision Ltd. $15.00 (1) South Slocan TV Co- Operative Assoc. $5.00 (11) (12) 5120 (13) 7500 (2) 5594 Cambie St., Vancouver 15 (14) no (2) South Slocan (15) yes (April '73 listing) (3) (604) 321 -2621; Tlx: 04 -54444 (4, 5, 7) T. P. Wilson (8) South Slocan (4, 5) J. T. McEwan (6) D. Liddell (7) NEW WESTMINSTER (9) 3 (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 56 R. W. Peake Vancouver, Richmond, (1) Western Cablevision Ltd. (13) 65 (14) no (15) no (8) (2) 538 -6th St. Burnaby (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 SOUAMISH (12) 168,857 (13) 204,058 (14) yes (3) (604) 526 -4621 (1) Reliance Distributors of B.C. Ltd. (4) R. S. McDonald (5) J. S. McDonald (2) Box 369 VICTORIA (7) T. A. W. Sinclair (8) New Westmin- (3) (604) 892 -5155 (1) Urban Cablevision Ltd. ster (9) 10 (10) $5.00 (11) $10.00 (12) (4) L. G. Ingraham (Nov. '71 listing) (2) 2069 Pauls Terrace 12000 (13) 14000 (14) Yes (April '72 (3) (604) 477 -1000 listing) SURREY (1) Fraser Valley Cablevision Ltd. (4, 5) G. M. Davis (7) J. LaTurnus (8) VANCOUVER NORTH (2) 538 -6th St., New Westminster Victoria, Sooke (9) 10 (10) $5.00 (11) (1) Express Cable TV Ltd. (3) (604) 526 -4621 $15.00, $25.00 (12) 4200 (13) 5500 (14) Western Broadcasting Co. Ltd. c/o (4, 5) J. S. McDonald (7) T. A. W. no (15) no (2) Ste. 1760, 505 Burrard St. Sinclair (8) Surrey, Langley (9) 10 (10) VICTORIA (3) (604) 687 -2844 $5.00 (11) $10.00 (12) 12,600 (13) (1) Victoria Cablevision Ltd. (4) W. Hughes 20,000 (14) yes (April '72 listing) (2) 3690 Shelbourne St. OLIVER TERRACE (3) (604) 477 -1884 Télé -Vue (1) Oliver Ltd. (1) Skeena Broadcasters Ltd. (4) R. B. Curran (5) L. L. Charlish (6) (2) Box 790 (2) 3231 Emerson St. R. Aylward (7) T. J. Foss (8) Greater 498 -3630 (3) (604) (3) (604) 635 -6316; Tlx: 047 -85529 Victoria (9) 11 (10) $4.50 (11) $15.00 (4 -7) C. E. Stephens (8) Oliver and (4) C. Steele (5) R. A. Parfitt (7) P. (12) 54,171 (13) 59,000 (14) yes district (9) 6 TV, 6 FM (10) $5.00 (11) Crowder (8) Kitimat, Terrace, Prince $25.00 (12) 850 (13) 1000 (14) no (15) WHITE ROCK Rupert (9) 7 plus FM Stereo (10) $8.50 (1) White Rock Cablevision Ltd. maybe $25.00 (11) (12) 3000 (13) 8000 (14) (2) 15239 N. Bluff Rd., Surrey PENTICTON yes (3) (604) 531 -2322 (1) South Okanagan T.V. Distributors Ltd. TRAIL (2) 441 Main (4, 5) L. J. Coutu (7) R. Peake (8) St. (1) Community Video (Montrose- Fruit- (3) (604) 492 -5832 White Rock, Ocean Park, Crescent Beach vale) Ltd. 9 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 3000 (4) J. R. Shaw (5) D. L. Gartrell (7) (9) (2) 1471 Pemberton Ave., North (13) 5000 (14) no (15) no (April '72 W. J. Moore (8) Penticton, Summerland Vancouver (9) 7 (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 5500 listing) (13) 8000 (14) no PORT ALBERNI (1) Alberni Cable TV Ltd. (2) 735 -3rd Ave. N. PRODUCTIONS (3) (604) 723 -6295 (4) H. Warren (5, 6) W. H. J. Green (8) LIMITED Alberni Valley (9) 4 (10) $6.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 5548 (13) 6000 (14) yes POWELL RIVER (1) Powell River TV Co. Ltd. (2) 4706 Marine Ave. (3) (604) 485 -4295 (4) G. H. Turner (Nov. '71 listing) REVELSTOKE (1) Central TV Systems Ltd. (2) 309 McKenzie Ave., Box 651 (3) (604) 837 -2800 (5) D. Gillespie (8) Revelstoke and Dis- trict (9) 3 (10) $6.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 1600 (13) 1750 (April '73 listing) SAANICH (1) Davin Enterprises Ltd. (2) 1202 Wharf St. (3) (604) 385 -6783 (4, 5, 7) R. V. Mielen (8) Saanich (Vic- toria) (9) 10 (10) $4.50 - urban; $5.00 - rural (11) $15.00 (12) 1000 (13) 2000 (14) buying adjacent systems "channel Specializing in Full -Colour Studio Productions for: 10 to local origination" SALES TRAINING SAANICH- SIDNEY EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT - EMPLOYEE TRAINING (1) Saanich Cablevision Ltd. COMMERCIAL AND PROGRAM TESTING (2) 9807 Fifth St. PUBLIC RELATIONS (3) (604) 656 -3111 INDUSTRIAL (4) T. Kaye (5) K. E. Stan ake (6) M. F. INDIVIDUAL SALES AND COMPANY PRESENTATIONS Grimston (7) E. N. Atkinson (8) Central EXPERIMENTAL TESTING Saanich, Sidney, North Saanich (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 3100 (13) 5000 (14) no (15) no PRODUCTIONS 77 LIMITED SALMO 49 Coldwater Road, Don Mills, Ont. Telephone 445 -9817 (1) Salmo Cabled Programmes Ltd. (2) Box 402 Air conditioned studios and control room, full time professional statt, (3) (604) 357 -9553 lVC solid state equipment and full colour production facilities. (4) G. L. Wells (April '73 listing)

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(3) (403) 865 -2745 THOMPSON KEY (4, 5, 6) G. K. Nelson (6, 7) L. C. Nelson (1) CESM -TV (1) Company Name (2) Address (3) Telephone, (8) Hinton (9) 4 (10) $6.00 (11) $20.00 (2) 260 Princess St., Winnipeg 2 Tlx (4) President (5) General Manager (6) Pro- (12) 1400 (13) 2,000 (14) yes (3) (204) 778 -7361; Tlx: 0766 -4516 gram Manager (7) Chief Engineer (8) Area D. R. E. R. Served by System (9) Number of Channels on LETHBRIDGE (4) Sutherland (5) Robertson System (10) Monthly Fee (11) Installation Fee (1) Cablevision Lethbridge Ltd. (7) G. Frisko (6) G. A. Shephard (8) (12) Total Current Subscribers (13) Total Poten- Thompson (9) 3 $9.00 $25.00 tial (2) 1018 -3rd Ave. (10) (11) Subscribers (14) Currently originating pro- 1,525 gramming (15) Anticipate starting within 12 (3) (403) 328 -1222 (12) (13) 3,100 (14) yes (15) yes months (4) A. Berday (5, 6) D. Robinson (7) T. (Nov. '72 listing) McLaren (8) Lethbridge (9) 7 (10) $4.95 WINNIPEG (11) $9.95 (12) 7,000 (13) 12,000 (14) (1) Greater Winnipeg Cablevision Ltd. YOUBOU yes (April '73 listing) (2) 930 Nairn Ave., R2L 0X8 (1) Youbou TV Ltd. MEDICINE HAT (3) (204) 667 -4610 (2) P.O. Box 296, Ladysmith (1) Cablevision Medicine Hat Ltd. (4) P. D. Curry (5) H. Comack (6) R. (3) (604) 245 -3145 (2) 525 Second St. S.E. Foskett (7) J. Slobodian (8) East of Red (4, 5) R. B. Atkinson (April '73 listing) (3) (403) 527 -5586 River (9) 8 (10) $5.00 (11) $9.95 (12) (4 -6) W. H. Yuill (7) T. A. Botter (8) 26,000 (13) 45,000 (14) yes Medicine Hat, Redcliff (9) 8 (10) $5.00 WINNIPEG (11) $10.00 (13) 8,500 (14) yes (1) Winnipeg Videon Ltd. Alberta RED DEER (2) Box 806, 2 Donald St. S. (1) Community Video (Red Deer) Ltd. (3) (204) 284 -4205 BANFF (2) 4819 -48th Ave. (4) R. Mitchell (5) S. Boyling (6) D. (1) Banff Community Antenna Ltd. (3) (403) 346 -6633 Dunsmore (7) F. Venema (8) West of (2) 213A Banff Ave. (4) N. Starr (5) A. E. Dworkin (7) G. Red River (9) 12 (10) $5.00 (11) $9.99 (3) (403) 762 -2598 Barrows (8) Red Deer (9) 8 (10) $6.00 (12) 54,000 (13) 115,000 (14) yes (4) W. Adams (5, 7) B. Henderson (8) (11) $15.00 (12) 6,000 (13) 8,300 Banff (9) 6 (10) $4.00 (11) nil (12) 110 (14) yes (13) 1000 (14) no (15) no (April '72 listing) WAINWRIGHT (1) Teleview Enterprises CALGARY (2) Box 489 Ontario (1) Alberta Broadcasting Corp. Ltd. (4, 5, 7) B. Iverson (8) Wainwright (9) Box ALLISTON (2) 2500, Fort McMurray 2 (10) $3.00 (11) $5.00 (12) 73 (13) Borden Ltd. (3) (403) 743 -3717 100 (14) no (15) no (April '73 listing) (1) Cable Television (4) R. W. Lamb (5, 7) L. D. Biswanger (2) 93 Victoria St. W. (6) G. Dafoe (8) Fort McMurray (9) 4 (3) (705) 435 -4601 (10) $6.50 (11) $15.00 (12) 1600 (13) (4) G. F. Keeble (5, 7) N. J. Waite (8) 2500 (14) yes Alliston, Angus, Camp Borden (9) 12 CALGARY Saskatchewan (10) $4.95 (11) $15.00 (12) 2500 (13) (1) Calgary Cable TV Ltd. 3825 (14) no (15) no (2) 148 -10th St. N.W. ESTEVAN ATIKOKAN (3) (403) 283 -0721; TIx: 038-24603 (1) Co -Ax Cable TV Ltd. (1) Nor -Video Services Ltd. (4) R. G. Price (5) L. M. Scabar (6) (2) 1123 -5th St. (2) P.O. Box 940 W. O'Flaherty (7) H. Watson (8) North (3) (403) 634 -3822 (3) (807) 597 -6050 half of Calgary (9) 10 (10) $6.25 (11) (5) A. Berday (6, 7) G. Goulet (8) (4, 5, 7) V. Prokopchuk (8) Atikokan (9) $15.00 (12) 22,000 (13) 66,000 (14) yes Estevan (9) 12 (10) $6.00 (11) $15.00 8 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 1300 (13) (April '73 listing) (12) 2,800 (13) 3,100 (14) yes 1510 (14) yes (15) yes CALGARY WEYBURN AYLMER (1) Community Antenna Television Ltd. (1) Co -Ax Cable TV Ltd. (1) East Elgin Cable TV Ltd. (2) 3003 Macleod Trail S.E. T2G 2P8 (2) 117 -2nd St. N. (2) 18 Sydenham St. E. 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NUMBER 23 TORONTO NOVEMBER 15, 1973 EDITORIAL Sam Sniderman is a musician,retailer extraordinaire, patron of the Canadian arts and a celebrity in his own right. Last month he added to this list by becoming one of the first within the industry to speak openly of a serious situation in pop music. Sam observed that two AM stations, CHUM and CKLW hold in their hands the life or death of any Canadian single today. He offered what he called A DIABOLICAL SOLUTION . . . have record companies prohibit these two stations from playing Canadian product. This, he noted, would bring the two giants at least partly to their knees, since CRTC rules require them to program 30% Canadian Content, a stipulation both stations adhere to technically, though not usually in spirit. Record people reacted as if kindly Sam had spent too many hours over a hot cash register and needed a long rest. AN IMPOSSIBLE SUGGESTION they muttered in somewhat shocked disbelief. But what we suspect Mr. Sniderman was doing was dropping an outrageous suggestion to shock the industry into recognizing an outrageous situation. Whatever the CRTC's reaction to Sam's proposal may be, the imbalance of power in Canadian radio has become a critical problem. SOMETHING must be done, and if the commission expects to see further widespread investment in Canadian record production, that body must do more than simply monitor stations and count percentages. Capable producers are becoming discouraged, embittered and insolvent. Artists are beginning to look once more to the U.S. for their breaks. A solution must be possible and the CRTC alone holds the power to effect what was intended by the content rulings.

In the meantime, PLAYLIST commends Sam Sniderman for having the courage to become a devil's advocate. We hope others will stand to be similarly counted. John Porteous, Editor, PLAYLIST King Grease, Rabbit, Short Ass, Sandy, Animal & Pig Boy Mills present

Their Debut on Gli Records & Tapes rock on!Saarfoot trey say it takes all kinds. we've got them. folkloreEdith - acadian and english Sutler their styles are diverse, but they are one in the direct lineMarty to top 40 radio Sutler strength of John Allan Cameron 1 their music. folk tradition and '70's imagination Bruce Cockburn they're the for past 3 years, voted canadas top folksinger at annual juno's poll cdumbia family.

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NUMBER 23 TORONTO NOVEMBER 15, 1973 EDITORIAL

Sam Sniderman is a musician,retailer extraordinaire, patron of the Canadian arts and a celebrity in his own right. Last month he added to this list by becoming one of the first within the industry to speak openly of a serious situation in pop music. Sam observed that two AM stations, CHUM and CKLW hold in their hands the life or death of any Canadian

single today. He offered what he called A DIABOLICAL SOLUTION . . . have record companies prohibit these two stations from playing Canadian product. This, he noted, would bring the two giants at least partly to their knees, since CRTC rules require them to program 30% Canadian Content, a stipulation both stations adhere to technically, though not usually in spirit. Record people reacted as if kindly Sam had spent too many hours over a hot cash register and needed a long rest. AN IMPOSSIBLE SUGGESTION they muttered in somewhat shocked disbelief. But what we suspect Mr. Sniderman was doing was dropping an outrageous suggestion to shock the industry into recognizing an outrageous situation. Whatever the CRTC's reaction to Sam's proposal may be, the imbalance of power in Canadian radio has become a critical problem. SOMETHING must be done, and if the commission expects to see further widespread investment in Canadian record production, that body must do more than simply monitor stations and count percentages. Capable producers are becoming discouraged, embittered and insolvent. Artists are beginning to look once more to the U.S. for their breaks. A solution must be possible and the CRTC alone holds the power to effect what was intended by the content rulings. In the meantime, PLAYLIST commends Sam Sniderman for having the courage to become a devil's advocate. We hope others will stand to be similarly counted. John Porteous, Editor, PLAYLIST King Grease, Rabbit, Short Ass, Sandy, Animal & Pig Boy Mills present HEROIC MUSIC FOR ORGAN, BRASS & PERCUSSION PLAYLIST . . . E. POWER BIGGS (Columbia MG 32311) Remember the majesty of the big theatre organs, 77 River Street, with their fantastic volume and range? Well, no Toronto, Canada M5A 3P2 matter . . . many of your listeners will anyway, and Telephone (416) 363 -6111 Telex 02 -2666 they'll surely remember the name of E. Power Biggs, the greatest organist of them all. Columbia has Editor: John Porteous released an impressive new two- record set by the Associate Editor: Martin Melhuish master of the pipes, and quite properly has placed it on the Masterworks label. Featuring The New Features Editor: James Porteous England Brass Ensemble with Richard Burgin conduc- Quebec Editor: Michel Goodwill tor, the four sides are a treasure trove of works by Gabrieli, Handel, Clarke and others. The organ used in the performance is a unique instrument housed in the former Germanic Museum of Harvard. Great MOR programming material.

THE WORLD OF JIM NABORS . (Columbia KG 31973) A two -record set which will find instant favor with CONTEMPORARY many MOR programmers, this set includes some MAGMA . . . (A &M 0598). impressive material by one of the best voices in the A bizarre but intriguing album from the U.K. per- business. Jim performs numbers like BRIDGE OVER formed in a new language, this production is heralded TROUBLED WATER, Kristofferson's FOR THE GOOD as a new wave by its composer CHRISTIAN VANDER. TIMES, TILL THE END OF TIME, MY CUP RUNNETH The lyrics are reminiscent only of the Hare Krsna OVER and UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO. chants, but the music and production are superb. Nice sounds including a tremendous choral and Adventuresome FM and underground programmers string background on most tracks. will delight in presenting this unusual set to their audiences.

BOULEZ CONDUCTS WAGNER . .. THE NEW YORK

PHILHARMONIC (Columbia M 32296) GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD . . . ELTON JOHN Pierre Boulez has established himself as a conductor (MCA 2- 100023) of substance and popularity with the New York This dynamic two -record set has already proven its Philharmonic, and on this new release from Columbia, worth with the popular /title track now high on the he turns in a superlative job with four of Richard charts. Elton John has produced a very original and Wagner's compositions dating from 1840. The four delightful sound with this group of fabulous are THE MEISTERSINGER PRELUDE, TANNHAUSER compositions. Included in the set is GREY SEAL and OVERTURE, FAUST OVERTURE and TRISTAN UND ROY ROGERS, but audiences will like them all. ISOLDE PRELUDE AND LOVE- DEATH. The magnifi- SJP cent sounds of this German composer's complex THE HOLLIES GREATEST HITS ... (Epic KE 32061) genius are performed flawlessly. A welcome addition The most comprehensive collection of Hollies' hits to any station's classical library. yet released. Everything from yesterday's CARRIE ANNE to today's COOL WOMAN can be found, all done in the original HOLLIES style. A definite collector's item for fans of this ever -popular group. NEW FROM A &M (Advertisement) The fact that the HOLLIES still exist as a capable group; is easily explained by this album. SJP ANGEL CLARE ... ART GARFUNKEL (Columbia KC 31474) All the truly fantastic talent of GARFUNKEL as a solo performer as well as his formidable production ability come together on this sensational album. GARFUNKEL performs all types of music with charm and grace, and on this set he goes from the immensely popular

ALL: I KNOW to classics such as a BACH traditional and the exciting rhythm of a Van Morrison creation. Paul Simon, Jerry Garcia and the St. Mary's Choir; join in the joyous event of watching and assisting a true professional at work. SJP

JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL . . . NEIL DIAMOND (Columbia KS 32550) With words and music from the popular book for the equally popular movie joined together in the style that the character's author Bach would have wished, this album can hardly fail. Neil Diamond takes the listener from the roaring beauty of FLIGHT OF THE GULL down to LONELY LOOKING SKY. Diamond is definitely maintaining his own fantastic record of RECORDS achievement, adding his talented voice as an exciting bonus. SP3527 SJP GARY & DAVE ... (Axe AXS 503) *Making big waves all over the country, this C & W exciting new deck from Axe is a sample of the label's in field. new flexing of muscle the Canadian Content SUNDAY MORNING COMING DOWN . . . G & D shine on Greg Hambleton's CAN'T YOU DO IT JOHNNY CASH (Columbia C 32240) NOW and Gene McLellan's LONESOME RIVER as Nashville's living legend steps out with a new album well as Fergus's MIRRORS. A fine contribution from release which re- issues much of his hit material of talented men. two young recent months including IF I WERE A CARPENTER, UNDERSTAND YOUR MAN and the title track. Cash proves once again his way with both the bawdy and FULL MOON ... KRIS KRISTOFFERSON /RITA the beautiful in contemporary writing, turning in COOLIDGE (A &M SP 4403) standout performances on DON'T THINK TWICE Together at last as Mr. & Mrs., Kris and Rita team up IT'S ALL RIGHT and LONG BLACK VEIL. Several on a delightful grouping of songs with K appearing tracks were produced by Nashville veteran Frank through the courtesy of his label, Monument. Pro- Jones, who once worked in Toronto. grammers will revel in this material, especially HARD TO BE FRIENDS, I'M DOWN and LOVING ARMS. When two people feel about each other as these two DEAR FOLKS SORRY I HAVEN'T WRITTEN LATELY do, they can't help but make great sounds together . . . ROGER MILLER (Columbia KC 32449) and your listeners will love every track on this deck. For a year and a half, Rog Miller failed to do much in the way of composing, so this album title is an apology to his fans. It says a lot more than I'M SORRY however, for as usual, Miller has come up with a fine collection of his own light and breezy, forward -looking numbers. Included among the best tracks is OPEN UP YOUR HEART and the already - popular nonsense instrumental WHISTLE STOP, along

with I BELIEVE IN THE SUNSHINE, SHANNON'S ROCK SONG and THE FOURTH OF JULY. Miller, programmers will note, has joined a virtual army of performers moving to the Columbia label with this start with the new BELLY UP ... DR. HOOK (Columbia KC 32270) release, and it's an auspicious Nice happy programming for any time Largely a musical boff, the Good Doctors have a company. romp on this album with such themes as ACAPULCO of day. GOLDIE, ROLAND THE ROADIE & GERTRUDE THE GROUPIE as well as that charming lady known as PENICILLIN PENNY. But the group shows an amazing versatility as well, especially on an uptempo and highly commercial country- sounding item titled YOU AIN'T GOT NO RIGHT, and on THE WONDER- Juan Iliade FUL SOUP STONE. Well worth a good listen and a spin.

ROUND ONE ... SCRUBBALOE CAINE (RCA APLI -0263) There are six members in Scrubbaloe Caine, and each of them shares in the vocals, three of which are lead vocals. This is obviously the reason for the tight, almost flawless harmonies this band has mastered. Nor can the instrumentation of the band be overlooked, for it is also of extremely high and consistent quality. EDMONTON RAIN, FEELIN' GOOD ON SUNDAY, ROSALIE, and TRAVELLIN' are all great material. Special attention should also be paid to the masterful electric voilin playing by Henry Small.

THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND ... (Capricorn CP 0112) The Marshall Tucker Band is six able- bodied performers, who, with the help of some other musicians, have put together an album which combines all of the good sounds of Rock and a touch of Country. The members of the band display their many and varied talents, with instruments that include steel guitar, alto sax, flute and numerous others. HILL- BILLY BAND, CAN'T YOU SEE, RAMBLIN', TAKE THE HIGHWAY and MY JESUS TOLD ME SO best present the extremely powerful vocal harmonies of this band. 163 St. Paul East, Montréal, P.Q. MINI BIO Ken Tobias PLAYLIST By John Porteous TOP TEN C & W Talking with Ken Tobias is a peaceful, happy experience that leaves the interviewer with the feeling the 1. CARPENTER OF WOOD . . . CLIFF EDWARDS encounter was a totally social one. Perhaps it's the (Polydor) clean, uncluttered kitchen in the unpretentious house 2. SECOND CUP OF COFFEE ... GEORGE in Toronto's west end, or the cups of freshly -made HAMILTON IV (RCA)

tea and brother Tony's engaging chatter about almost 3. WHAT GOT TO YOU . . . RAY GRIEF (Dot) everything. 4. HE . . . JIM & DON HAGGART (Arpeggio) ALL But through it all comes the unmistakable aura of 5. THEM IRONS IN THE FIRE .. . CARROLL BAKER talent . .. not just commercially adequate talent, but (Gaiety) ability possibly bordering on genius. For of all Can- 6. EMPTY CLOSETS . . . LINDA BROWN (A & M) ada's most creative music people, Ken Tobias holds 7. MEANT TO BE WITH ME ... MERCEY that difficult -to- define ingredient which is shared by BROTHERS (RCA) very few. Some have referred to it as his special 8. THE PRISONER . . . SHANNON TWO brand of 'magic' and in fact Ken's new MGM album FEATHERS (RCA) is titled THE MAGIC'S IN THE MUSIC. 9. KINGSTON . . . JOE PROBST (Daffodil) But perhaps what's been seen in the slight, quiet 10. NATIONAL PASTIME . . . GARY BUCK (RCA) composer is a dedication ... both to his music and to his origins. And in a way, these are one and the same, for Tobias feels Canadian in a way that goes beyond shallow nationalism. After all, he's here, back where the Canadian scene is happening, after a life PLAYLIST in sunny California which he describes as having been enchanting. Then there's his attitude to his home MOR TOP town of Saint John, N.B., a place of hard economic TEN f facts that many who leave would elect quickly to forget. Instead he says 'Saint John was good to me

. . . I made it at home before I went elsewhere, 1. COULD YOU EVER LOVE ME . . . GARY & and I still love it there.' DAVE (Axe) Settled in again in Canada with Tony Tobias ably 2. THE SINGER . . . THE BELLS (Polydor) looking after the bookings and the bucks, Ken now 3. LITTLE BIT BRIGHTER . . . CHESTER hopes to breathe free and write. What emerges from (Celebration) this period in his career may provide Canada with its 4. CARPENTER OF WOOD . . . CLIFF EDWARDS next star of international stature. For not since Light - (Polydor) foot's emergence on the scene has a writer -performer 5. SIMPLE LIFE . . . VALDY (A & M) surfaced with the potential of Ken Tobias. All that 6. TREASURE SONG . . . BOB McBRIDE (Capitol) remains for the rest of us now is to watch and listen, 7. READY AND WILLING ... PEACHES and wait. (Periwinkle)

8. KINGSTON . . . JOE PROBST (Daffodil)

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Participating in a panel discussion on the state of recorded music in Canada, at the ACRTF convention, Sept. 10th, Marc -Andre Frève of Radio CHGB La Pocatière summed up his station's tally of records received since January, 1973: French English Canadian 311 221 Foreign 189 679

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He voiced a common complaint of broadcasters: Canadian production leaves much to be desired. In a typical playlist of 20 "hits ", only eight were Cana- dian. Of these, CHGB considered only two to be AM acceptable. English- Canadian records are generally RECORDS no better than French, and the only alternative is to -ti-4 SP9009 turn to the better European discs. FROM WHERE I SIT Ear, an L.A. graphics firm that handles many of the album jackets for acts in this industry; Albert Grundy by Martin Melhuish from the Institute of Audio Research; Neil Muncy from Suburban Sound; Shelley Yakus, Paul Presopino and Frank Hubach of the Record Plant; Bud Wyatt A lot of credit has to go to the Canadian Independent from Producers; Phil Ramone of A &R Studios; Ed Record Producers Association members who attended Freeman, the L.A. producer; Joe Wells of RCA; Al and participated in the recent symposium held at Lawrence of Columbia; Doug Sax of the Mastering Nimbus Nine Studios in Toronto. At long last we Lab and Bob Hamilton. got a real glimpse of the raison d'être of CIRPA and The Canadian panelists included Allan Wood of the revelation was encouraging to say the least. the A.F. of M.; Al Mair of Early Morning Music; When CIRPA was formed in 1970, its foremost goal CAPAC's John Mills; Dennis Murphy of Sun dog; was to try to get a square deal from Canadian Brian Charter of Much Productions; Mel Shaw of radio stations in the area of exposing Canadian record Music World Creations and Greg Hamilton of Axe product. It continued as a political organization for Records. about a year, and then, as more and more producer Everybody that I spoke to about each session felt members became successful and had international that they were a smashing success and many won- success, they became bored with the constant meet- dered why it had not been done earlier. Well, ac- ings at which the radio stations in Canada were cording to Bob Ezrin the idea had been put into the constantly cussed and discussed. constitution of CIRPA but as n000dy, it wo The recent symposium organized mostly by Bob original seems, had looked at that particular document for Ezrin, Terry Brown, Mel Shaw and Greg Hambleton a long time it took a catalyst in the form of producer brought out the best of all sides of their business Gene Martynek to get it moving. One day at a CIRPA and allowed for an open and frank discussion of meeting he suggested that a symposium should be issues with people such as Dave Charles of CHUM held. A light bulb flashed over their collective heads and Alan Wood, the president of Local 149, A.F. of and plans were made. M., who were invited guest speakers. There was a real willingness to learn shown at With the $200 registration fee, CIRPA was able to these sessions and very few people came with the fly in some of the top people in the recording in- attitude that they knew it all and were just there dustry from the U.S. to discuss the various aspects to keep the attendance up. a of producing and marketing record. The guest In a time when it is hard to find any sort of speakers and participants included Larry Uttal, the progression in the Canadian music industry, these president of Bell Records; Peter Pryor and Allen symposiums represented a giant step forward. CIRPA Grodin from Pryor, Cashman and Sherman, a well will be much stronger for it in the future. known music industry law firm; Ed Silvers of Warner Brothers Music; Tony Grabois of Pacific Eye and (Airlines will return next issue.)

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The release this month of the Hall Bartlett Film On their first album for Greg Hambleton's Axe label, JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL has focused in- Gary & Dave have included a song entitled FLYING terest on both the filmed and recorded doings of the ON THE WINGS OF A SONG. The allusion to the feathered philosopher. While Toronto critics gener- field of aviation is probably not just a coincidence, ally viewed the movie rather dimly, the general con- for both members of this chart -scaling duo are li- tinent -wide concensus is that JLS will do big business censed commercial pilots. In fact, word has it that as a spin -off of what was likely one of last year's one of Canada's leading airlines is after the pair to most widely -read books. fly one of their DC 8s. Waste of talent, I say. If they put them on a 747, they'd have a built -in Cabaret Columbia, having pulled another A & R coup in show. the acquisition of Neil Diamond, stands to gross large 'From high above beautiful downtown Atlantis, it's dollars from the sound -track album on Columbia the Gary & Dave Show. I'm your announcer, Stewart KS 32550. Elaborately packaged, the record is an Dess and for the next six hours you will be enter- impressive- sounding item indeed, though there are tained by the golden tones of those three lovelies, signs that Diamond's writing genius may have run a Choffe, Tia and Mia and Harry Plane and his Boeing hit dry with some evidence that he was forced to dip Band of Renown. And, of course, those two high into his former catalogue of sounds for parts of the flying songsters, Gary & Dave. And now here's the theme music. Programmers in most formats will find duo about whom Englebert Humperdink once said it a commercial vehicle all the same, and the pro- upon hearing them, "Hey! That's me." ... Gary & duction by Tom Catalano is a flawless example of Dave.' contemporary sound. Unlikely? Well, at the moment it certainly looks that way because with the success of their first Early reaction from retailers indicates high con- release, COULD YOU EVER LOVE ME AGAIN, they sumer interest in the Diamond album, accompanied are going to be busier watching Top 40 charts than by a heightened market for the Richard Harris album air charts. of readings from Jonathan released in September. When I spoke to them, they had just returned Available on ABC Dunhill DSD 50160 (and reviewed from their highly successful Western Canada tour earlier in PLAYLIST) this deck shows signs of becom- with the Stampeders, an excursion which had a lot to ing a strong programming adjunct to the KS interest do with their western chart successes. which is sure to develop in the movie's wake. "I think that the success of the record hit us when Thus it seems that whether one cares to hear we arrived in Vancouver to find that the record was Jonathan spoken of, see him soar or hear him sung number three on CKLG," says Gary. about, the talky gull will be with us for the next few Now from what I have told you, don't get the idea that months as a high -flying example of successful maxs there has been an overnight success. On the marketing of a theme on a scale not witnessed in contrary, Gary & Dave have been together for about fourteen years since many a day. - grade 7 to be exact. Dave JP remembers, "Gary and I met in school in Grade 7 but it wasn't until the year after that any thoughts of music came to either of us. We didn't start working professionally together until the first year of university." NEW FROM A &M (Advertisement) It might be worthwhile to note here that they both graduated from university with their B.A.'s and also got their pilot's licences together. The turning point in their career, and they both concur on this, was their meeting with Greg Hamble- ton who at the time had a company called Tuesday Music. Before recording for his Axe label, they worked for a year as promotion men and also did a little booking on the side up until the time that they turned to performing and recording in earnest. They have played in such places as the Expo Pavilion in Japan and the Fountainbleu Hotel in

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A unique pair of extended -play recordings from CBC have just been released which will be of interest to programmers. Featuring Eskimo performer Charlie Panigoniak who comes from a tiny settlement 200 miles north of Churchill, Man., the two records con- tain nine cuts in all. The selections reflect a fresh approach to Canadian music, for what could be more native Canadian than Inuit compositions. Both discs can be obtained for $2.00 (in postal money orders only) from Gillian Godfrey, CBC Northern Service, Box 8478, Ottawa, Ont. K1G 3J5. They're a far -out sound for sure.

The lyrics don't make a lot of sense, but SHANNON TWO FEATHERS is doing good business with his C &W ditty THE PRISONER on RCA. Most Country Over 150 music industry people attended a pre- ops including CFGM are charting, with some overlap screening of the Stampeders' half -hour television into MOR. special. A Short Visit to Planet Earth at the Colon- nade Theatre on Nov. 5. The special was produced Our heart goes out to deejays who have to suffer by Mel Shaw and Henning Jacobsen and has been a dozen times a day through the new wave of ter- sold to the CBC for two showings. International ribly cute recorded commercials which strive for an syndication plans are in the works now with interest- ACTUALITY sound. You know, the ones which use ed offers from South America, the U.S. and Europe. professional actors and announcers trying to sound like ordinary people. Most of them would fail to fool a mental defective with a hearing disability, but After the screening there was a wine and cheese Has party at Don Juan's in Yorkville presented by Quality ad agencies still think they're swell. anyone might sound like Records at which George Struth, VP of Quality pre- ever wondered if ordinary people sented Mel Shaw (far left) and the Stampeders with ordinary people? Might be worth a try, but then it their gold records for their third album, Rubes Dudes would take time and work to find them, and that's and Rowdies. The special aired Nov. 15. an agency no -no.

Great response to the Stampeders CBC -TV show viewed Nov. 15, and congrats to Mel Shaw, one of Canada's sharpest music people for his production of the show. The Stampeders new album FROM THE NEW FROM A &M FIRE shows every indication of huge success. COMING NEXT ISSUE - CBC -TV receives offers from five country entertainers who want to get divorced on LUNCHEON DATE, George Hamilton IV is arrested The Singles 1969 -1973 driving through Cornerbrook for failing to have screech in his possession, and finally, another of those computer foul -ups at CRTC headquarters causes PIG & WHISTLE to be charged with public obscenity. The producer pleads guilty.

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Playlist's Associate Editor, Martin Melhuish has been chosen from several dozen potential candidates to become Canadian editor of BILLBOARD, the international pop music -trades weekly. Melhuish, whose background in the Canadian music scene includes editorship of RAINBOW until that paper's demise, takes over duties previously handled in Canada by Only Just Begun;' "We've Ritchie Yorke. BILLBOARD has stepped up its coverage of Canadian music news in recent months, and "Sing" and 10 more of the Melhuish's weekly column of information will be read by subscribers all over the English- speaking world. best of Carpenters. In making the announcement, of Billboard's New York RECORDS headquarters, expressed the view that Melhuish is "The best man in Canada for the job." We at Playlist (Advertisement) agree. UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS PROUDLY PRESENTS

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ALBUM: UALA172F 8 -TRACK UAEA 172G ERIC ANDERSEN IN CONCERT: handled with a true feeling of respect by Andersen,

who gave one of the best readings of the song I have BY JAMES PORTEOUS heard. He also treated his own composition, IS IT REALLY LOVE AT ALL, with the same conviction. Andersen put on a thoroughly enjoyable set and I have had the pleasure of seeing Eric. Andersen was called back for an encore, which opened with in a couple of times before, but I was concert what he called his favorite song, Merle Haggard's surprised by the fact that this show was thoroughly DADDY FRANK, which could only be matched by the superior to the others. This is indeed amazing, con- original. sidering the near flawless performance he put on Eric Andersen is always worth catching, whenever when last I heard which was at least six months him, possible, for one of the finest performances in the ago. folk field. His last album, BLUE RIVER (Columbia KC Andersen's obvious assets is his unique One of 31062), says it all. vocals, a sound which is unduplicated in the folk field - a subtle but powerful manner of singing. The other is a talent at writing undisputed classics such as THIRSTY BOOTS, CLOSE THE DOOR LIGHTLY and CRIA ESTABLISHES CROSS -CANADA BLUE RIVER. It is obvious when hearing Andersen that he has been doing this type of thing for quite NETWORK TO COMBAT TAPE PIRACY some time, but it is also a style which refuses to stop progressing at an astounding rate. The Canadian Recording Industry Association has Andersen responds well to an audience; a small established a cross -Canada network of industry one, as in this case, is a perfect environment for his representatives in a further move aimed at eliminat- very personal songs and he takes every advantage of ing the threat of tape piracy in Canada. the closeness of his audience. In return, the audience The "links" in the network cover British Columbia, can feel free to join in on a song, as when he asked Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, the audience to "la la" the chorus, which brought an the Maritimes and Newfoundland. Each area has at almost instantaneous response from a majority of the least one industry representative who co- ordinates people. It is this kind of talent which enables both the reporting system. Andersen and the audience to sit back and enjoy the When a supply of pirate tapes is reported, the show. industry representative informs the CRIA office which The show opened with CLOSE THE DOOR LIGHTLY, initiates lo gal action through its legal counsel. which was performed superbly, up until the point Arnold Gosewich, President of the CRIA, has when he suddenly discovered, much to his dismay, estimated that the industry in Canada has lost in that two of his strings were out of tune. Now, most excess of $5.5 million to the illegal sale of pirated performers would just let it go until the end of the tapes in the last year, and unless continual co- opera- song, but Andersen opted to tune the strings while tive efforts are made to stamp it out, it will seriously strumming the other strings open. affect all legitimate manufacturers, distributors, sub - One of the high points, musically, was David distributors, retailers, producers, recording artists and Wiffen's MORE OFTEN THAN NOT, which was composers.

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COMMUNICATION Talks with God. Talks with the Talks to himself. Argues with himself. Argues with himself angels. and loses. MURRAY McLAUCHLAN UNDERTAKES MAJOR U.S. TOUR - CONCERT DATES SET WITH NEIL YOUNG

Murray McLauchlan, well -known young Canadian singer- songwriter, has been invited to share the bill on a major U.S. concert tour with singe' Neil Young. The tour - with additional dates still to be announced - started at Queen's College, New York, on November 15. It continued with performances at the Music Hall, Boston (Nov. 16), Ohio State University (Nov. 18), Cleveland Music Hall (Nov. 19), Chicago Auditorium (Nov. 20), and the Community Centre, Berkeley, Calif. (Nov. 23). McLauchlan had already played two Canadian university concerts with Neil Young - at Kitchener and London, Ont. - and the warm reception he received convinced Young to take McLauchlan on his U.S. tour, the first Young has made this year. For McLauchlan, the American tour with Young is a major event, although he has played a number of individual concerts and festivals in that country. The tour coincides with the release of his third album on True North (Epic in the U.S.), which will be titled DAY TO DAY DUST. The album, made with members of the new Paul A &M is hot about young Cheryl Dilcher, latest in Butterfield band, Better Days, features McLauchlan's a series of new faces the label has acquired in recent new single, Hurricane of Change, the follow -up to his months. A native of Allentown, Pa., Cheryl started out gold record hit, Farmer's Song. on the coffee house circuit with a twelve string Following the tour with Neil Young, McLauchlan Martin, and this exposure led to a meeting with will play solo concerts at the Winnipeg Playhouse writer /arranger Jeff Barry who signed her to A &M. (November 25), Saskatoon Centennial Theatre (Novem- ber 30), and the National Arts Centre, Ottawa (Decem- Her new album, titled BUTTERFLY, is out and making ber 7). His debut solo Massey Hall concert in Toronto waves with contemp. programmers all over the is provisionally set for early February. country.

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"WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE" PLAYLIST Québec

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ra. . . . Parmis les disques à prévoir: le nouveau Rockers avec Pagliaro pour le mois de Janvier, un MICHEL GOODWILL: nouveau Marie Claire et Richard Seguin et le fameux 33 tours de François Guy, produit par Robert Charle- OUR FRENCH bois. CONNECTION OUR COUNTRY QUEEN HAS LEFT THE MEADOW NOTRE REINE DU WESTERN N'EST PLUS Michel Goodwill can be reached at 2845 Barclay Street, Apt. 5, Montreal, Quebec, telephone (514) DONNE -MOI UN JOUR /TOUT EST PLUS BEAU 341 -6835. RENEE MARTEL Y SPECTRUM

Renée Martel a longtemps été consideré, et ce à LE QUEBEC EN VRAC juste titre, comme la reine du "country & Western" au Québec. On a qu'à penser à succès "Un Amour Robert Charlebois, qui est toujours en France, a Qui Ne Veut Pas Mourir" qui a été vendu à plus de donné un coup de maître en animant une des émis- 200,000 copies.

sions les plus coté en Europe: "Top à . . ." qui lui Mais Renée, depuis au moins 6 mois, sinon plus, était dédié complètement. . . . Sebastien lui de son avait décidé de laisser tomber cet extraordinaire côté viens de lancer un nouveau 45 tours qui est marché "country" pour produire une musique plus la version française de "Calendar Girl ", cette fois ça personnelle et plus vraie avec son époux Jean Guy sera la bombe définitive qu'il l'implantera pour long- Chapados, bassiste dont la réputation est faite depuis temps dans la hiérarchie des vedettes québécoises. plus de dix ans. Ensemble ils ont produit un premier . . . Une nouvelle qui en a supris plusieurs, André succès différent de la ligne "country" exploité Bruneau, le milionnaire chanteur qui avait acheté jusqu'ici en exclusivité. Mais les cartes ont été jouées les Studio André Perry s'est dissocié de son partenaire et Renée ne reviendra jamais à la musique cham- Gilles Talbot! . . . Le microsillon et le deuxième pêtre. Son Deuxième effort "progressif- commercial ": 45 tours du groupe Octobre, qui avaient connus "Donne -Moi Un Jour" est remarquable par sa netteté, certains problèmes au niveau de la radio -diffusion, son originalité sans parler d'une production excep- viennent enfin de percer les ondes québécoises. En tionnelle. La chanson demeure commercial mais dans plus de CHOM, plusieurs stations ont décidé de jouer le sens "Beatles" du mot, on devrait surtout dire Octobre entre autres CKLM, CBC -Radio Canada dans le sens "McCartney" puisque les influences sont français, CKVL, CHRB, CHEF, CJLM, CHGB, CHRS, évidentes. Mais ça demeure quand même du maté- CKML, CHRC et CKCV ... L'avocat Yves Lacaille est riel extrêmement personnel et commercial. maintenant gérant de Pierre Letourneau, Contraction, Renée a laissé tomber la recette "facile" pour Ville Emard Blues Band, Renée Claude qui apparte- relever un nouveau défi. Renée ne vendra peut -être naient auparavant à l'impressario Guy Latraverse .. . pas 200,000 "Donne -Moi Un Jour" mais dans quel- Gilles Valiquette qui nous avait séduit avec un bon ques années, elle se félicitera sans doute du change- microsillon cet été, viens tout juste de lancer son ment.

The current CJMS Chart is reprinted exclusively in PLAYLIST with permission of RADIOMUTUEL, owners of stations CJMS Montreal, CJRC Ottawa -Hull, CJRP Quebec City, CJTR Trois Rivieres and CJRS Sherbrooke. Canadian Content singles are c-1280 MONTREAL indicated by an asterisk.

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1 3 9 Rien Qu'une Larme M. Brant Gamma 6011 2 5 8 Salut Les Amoureux J. Dassin RCA 5007 3 * 6 8 Et C'est Pas Fini Emmanuelle Sol 7 204 4 * 1 11 Miss Ann Rockers RCA 5003 5 * 2 11 L'Amour Est Une Chanson . J. Nichol T. World 4 -115 6 * 4 11 Milord M. Stax Totem 4704 7 *11 5 Pascale R. Simard Mobel 5678 8 *10 6 Le Coeur Sur Ma Maison M. Richard T. Canada 4144 9 12 5 La Maladie D'Amour M. Sardou Able 747 10 * 7 7 Y'a Toujours Moyen D. Michel/ W. Lamothe London 1042 UNE SUPER -PRODUCTION DE LA CONTREVERSE ET LES 33,000 QUALITEE QUEBECOISE MICROSILLONS DE DIANE DUFRESNE Depuis un mois, on ne parle que d'elle et surtout de son fameux séjour à avis. Tout d'abord la presse déléguée nous était revenue avec des histoires in- Man Inas vraisemblables, Diane avait choqué le français moyen, elle avait été hué, on la détestait littéralement. Les critiques parisiennes avaient été néfastes et on re- prenait à la "une" cette fameuse critique du France - Soir où l'on comparait notre première chanteuse "rock" à une chatte privée de lait. MAN MADE Puis elle est revenue de Paris avec un sourire GOOD NOISE "triomphant" sur ses lèvres et François Cousineau son époux- musicien- arrangeur- compositeur ne parlait que GN 5001 de succès: Que s'était -il passé? C'était le scandale, les québécois avaient vraisemblablement descendus ce qui était un véritable triomphe pour Diane à Paris. Exceptionnellement cette semaine, nous parlons d'un François Cousineau était furieux et il traitait la presse microsillon québécois de langue anglaise. Si nous québécoise des pires qualificatifs. Avec raison d'ail- effectuons ce petit détour, c'est que Man Made leurs puisqu'avec lui, il avait pris le soin d'amener le coup. les découpures de presse tirée de quotidiens aussi Tout d'abord c'est une réalisation de notre "master- cotés que "Le Combat ", "Le Figaro" et l'hebdo le mind" André Perry et deuxièmement c'est un disque plus lu: "L'Express ". Toutes les critiques étaient non qu'on destine à un marché canadien et américain. seulement favorable à Diane et mais en faisait l'éloge, On retrouve sur ce disque, Billy Lester l'ex chanteur évoquait son courage et son talent. Le bilan, on du groupe "Illustration" et un de nos bons composi- l'attendait à nouveau avec une impatience folle, teurs- organistes: Claude Ranger. Avec Richard Terry à Diane avait provoqué une tornade de pour et de la basse, Claude Roy à la batterie, Roger Walls aux contre. C'était la division: d'un côté les fanatiques cuivres et Michel Como aux partitions vocales sur qui étaient aux pieds de Diane et qui étaient légions, cette longue pièce de 20 minutes: "Man Made ". de l'autre les anti- féministes, les anti- mouvement Grossomodo, ce disque combine des éléments qui pour la libération de la femme. avaient été jusqu'ici incompatibles: le soul et la Preuve incontestable du succès de Diane Paris: musique dite intellectuelle, thématique ou progres- Son deuxième 45 tours "Bye Bye" montait les éche- sive. A ce niveau c'est une réussite: le mellotron lons du palmarès, à la suite du premier succès coule parfaitement bien avec la voix noire de Billy "L'Homme de Ma Vie ". Un "follow up" en France, comme si les deux avaient été faits pour vivre en- jamais un Québécois n'avait connu ça, même pas semble. La production est exceptionnelle à tout Charlebois. niveau et l'exécution qui parfois deviens prétentieuse De retour à Montréal, les nouvelles étaient encore ne pêche vraiment pas par égocentrisme, donc excellentes, durant son absence on avait vendu plus finalement cette même prétention, deviens une de 33,000 copies de son microsillon "Opéra- Cirque ", qualitée. De l'autre côté du disque on a placé 5 chan- et ce disque est à la veille de battre tous les records sons plus "rock" avec de gros accents sur la voix de de ventes pour un L.P. québécois. Le bilan de toute Ledster, on retiens surtout une merveilleuse chanson cette histoire: Diane Dufresne a le tour de choquer "Country Company ". Bref c'est un excellent disque et de séduire, de plaire et d'être déplaisante. Il semble même si on oublie qu'il a été conçu et réalisé au vraisemblablement que pour passer en France, c'est Québec. la formule magique.

"H e" is opening many doors for JIM & DON HAGGART

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Radio Stations from Coast to Coast are calling it the biggest hit to date for JIM & DON HAGGART Arpeggio Records, Distributed by RCA "He" Bearfoot they say it takes all kinds. we've got them. folkloreEdith - acadian and english Butler their styles are diverse, but they are one in the direct lineMarty to top 40 radio Butler strength of music. John Allan Cameron their folk tradition and 10's imagination Bruce Cockburn they're the for past 3 years, voted canada's top folksinger at annual juno's poll columbia family.

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Tavistock, Petersburg, Shakespeare, (3) (416) 372 -6722 (3) (416) 547 -2376 Mannheim, New Dundee (9) 11 (10) (4, 5, 7) W. T. Lelliott (8) Cobourg (9) (4) D. A. Williams (5) L. Martini (6) M. $4.50 (11) nil (12) 70,000 (13) 81,000 11 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 1000 Neal (7) E. Smook (8) Hamilton (9) 10 (14) yes (13) 2600 (14) no (15) yes (Nov. '71 (10) $4.65 (11) nil (12) 32,000 (13) listing) 41,000 (14) yes LEAMINGTON COLLINGWOOD HAMILTON (1) Essex Cable TV Ltd. (1) Collingwood Cable TV (1) Maclean- Hunter Cable TV (2) Box 70 (2) 142 -B Hurontario St. (2) 212 James St. S. (3) (519) 326 -6171 (3) (705) 445 -3400 (3) (416) 522 -0123 (4) E. S. Rogers (5) L. Tomasi (6) D. (4) F. T. Metcalf (5, 6) J. Bertoni (7) (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) G. Smith (6) M. McNea (7) D. Lambert (8) Leamington, Kingsville 12 I. Switzer (8) Collingwood (9) 12 (10) Neal (7) I. Switzer (8) Southwest Resi- (9) (10) $4.95 (11) $10.00 $4.50 (11) $10.00 (12) 2480 (13) 3000 dential Section of Hamilton (9) 12 (10) (12) 1890 (13) 4600 (14) yes (14) yes $5.00 (11) nil (12) 9650 (13) 12,500 LINDSAY CORNWALL (14) yes (April '73 listing) (1) Lindsay CATV System Ltd. (1) Cornwall Cable Vision (1961) Ltd. (2) 517 Pitt St. (3) (613) 932 -6451 CATV MARKETING /SALES CONSULTANTS (4) A. F. Griffiths (5) B. Bertrand (6) M. Lalonde (7) H. Leblanc (8) Cornwall (9) DATA PROCESSING SERVICES 11 (10) $3.95 (11) $25.00 (12) 11,776 (13) 13,300 (14) yes Privi edia DEEP RIVER Ch rlefing (1) Deep River Video Ltd. Box L8H 7M1 561 -9612 (2) Alder Shopping Plaza, P.O. Box 23, 3393, Station C, Hamilton, Ontario (416) KOJ 1P0 DIVISION OF BROADCOM INFORMATION LTD. (3) (613) 584 -3551

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 93 CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS NEWMARKET KEY PETERBOROUGH (1) Jarmain Cable TV Ltd. (1) Peterborough Cable TV Ltd. (1) Company Name (2) Address (3) Telephone, Tlx (4) President (5) General Manager (6) Pro- (2) Newmarket Plaza (2) P.O. Box 876 gram Manager (7) Chief Engineer (8) Area (3) (416) 895 -5169 (3) (705) 742 -9264 Served by System (9) Number of Channels on (4) E. R. Jarmain (5) J. Yardy (6) R. (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) P. D. Borysink (6) System (10) Monthly Fee (11) Installation Fee (12) Total Current Subscribers (13) Total Poten- Green (7) D. Wood (8) Newmarket, Hol- W. Spenceley (7) I. Switzer (8) Peter- tial Subscribers (14) Currently originating pro- land Landing, Bradford (9) 11 (10) $4.50 borough (9) 12 (10) $4.50 (11) $5.00 gramming (15) Anticipate starting within 12 $10.00 months (11) (12) 6100 (13) 6900 (14) (12) 16,000 (13) 18,000 (14) yes yes PICKERING NORTH BAY (1) Bay Ridges Cable TV Ltd. (2) 50 Mary St. W. (1) Maclean- Hunter Cable TV (2) 932 Kingston Rd. E., Dunbarton Plaza (3) (705) 324 -4141 (2) Central Plaza - King St. East (3) (416) 839-4458; 839-4459; 839-4450 (4) E. Thomas (5, 7) E. Dilecce (8) (3) (705) 472 -6580 (5) S. L. Hosken (8) Bay Ridges, Fairport Lindsay (9) 11 (10) $5.00 (11) $24.95 (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) A. Clark (6) M. Beach to Scarborough Boundaries (9) (12) 2700 (13) 4000 (14) no (15) yes Adams (7) I. Switzer (8) North Bay (9) 10 (10) $4.50 (11) $15.00 (12) 1495 LONDON 12 (10) $5.25 (11) $10.00 (12) 3,509 (13) 5000 (14) no (15) yes (April '73 (1) London Cable TV Ltd. (13) 16,813 (14) yes listing) (2) 800 York St. N5W 2T1 OAKVILLE PICTON (3) (519) 672 -7700 (1) Oakville Cablevision Ltd. (1) Quinte Cablevision Ltd. (4) E. R. Jarmain (5, 6) D. A. MacAlpine (2) 527 Kerr St. (2) 315 Main St. (7) W. M. Park (8) Greater London (9) (3) (416) 844 -2230 (3) (613) 476 -2722 11 TV, 11 FM (10) $5.00 (11) nil (12) (5 -7) D. Allan (8) Oakville (9) 12 (10) (4, 5, 7) G. Nourse (8) Picton & Picton 48,000 (13) 50,000 (14) yes $4.95 (11) $15.00 (12) 8000 (13) 15,000 Heights (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) $17.50 LONDON (14) yes (12) 800 (13) 1200 (14) yes (April '73 (1) Maclean- Hunter Cable TV ORANGEVILLE listing) (2) 499 MacGregor Ave. (1) Orangeville Cable -Vu Ltd. RED ROCK (3) (519) 433 -0141 (2) 10 Mill St. (1) Lakeshore Community TV Ltd. (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) K. A. Anderson (7) (3) (519) 941 -4030 (2) Terrace Bay, Ont. I. Switzer (8) London, Lambeth (9) 11 (4) D. Brown (Nov. '71 listing) (3) (807) 825 -3305 (10) $5.00 (11) nil (12) 22,500 (13) ORILLIA (4) B. Lohr (7) R. Sampe (8) Red Rock, 28,500 (14) yes (1) Orillia Cable TV Ltd. Nipigon (9) 6 (10) $4.00 (11) $25.00 MADOC (2) 17 Peter St. S. (12) 295 (13) 1000 (14) no (15) no (1) Hastings Cable Vision Ltd. (3) (705) 325 -1376 (April '73 listing) (2) P.O. Box 223 (5) G. E. Saunders (7) R. Woods (8) RICHMOND HILL (3) (613) 473 -2839 Orillia (9) 11 (10) $4.50 (11) $9.95 (12) (1) Ltd. (4 -7) G. Pigden (8) Madoc Village (9) 9 6000 (13) 7000 (14) no (15) yes Classic Communications (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 400 (13) (2) 244 Newkirk Rd. 530 (14) yes (April '73 listing) OSHAWA (3) (416) 884 -8111 S. H. Coxford J. B. Jeffery MARATHON (1) Pine Ridge Cable TV Ltd. (4) (5) (6) (2) 1353 King St. E. S. Colbran (7) D. H. Isherwood (8) (1) Lakeshore Community TV Ltd. (3) (416) 579-2232; TIx: 06-981313 Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Stouff- (2) Terrace Bay, Ont. (4, 5) W. J. Leask E. ville (9) 12 (10) $4.95 (11) $17.50 (12) (3) (807) 825 -3305 (6) W. Riddell (7) R. A. Hancock (8) Oshawa, Bowmanville, 14,241 (13) 25,000 (14) yes (4) B. Lohr (7) R. Samp (8) Marathon Whitby (9) 12 (10) $4.95 (11) $9.95 (9) 5 (10) $4.00 (11) $7.50 (12) 600 (12) ST. CATHARINES 17,000 (13) 33, 785 yes (13) 675 (14) no (15) no (April '73 (14) (1) Maclean- Hunter Cable TV listing) OTTAWA (2) 45 Wright St. (1) Ottawa Cablevision Ltd. (3) (416) 688 -2555 MIDLAND (2) 1530 Merivale Rd. K2C 3G3 (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) F. T. Klinkhammer (1) Midland /Penetang Cable TV (3) (613) 224 -4440 (6) D. McFadden (7) I. Switzer (8) St. (2) Box 489 (4) G. F. Henderson (5) J. S. Reid (6) Catharines (9) 12 (10) $4.50 (11) $10.00 (3) (705) 526 -5031 J. R. Bertrand (7) G. W. Wanless (8) (12) 12,858 (13) 32,000 (14) yes (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) M. A. Spence (6) Ottawa, Nepean, March, Goulbourne (9) ST. MARYS R. Smith (7) I. Switzer (8) Midland/ 12 (10) $5.00 (11) nil (12) 60,500 (13) Penetanguishene (9) 12 (10) $4.50 (11) 75,600 (14) yes (1) Adelaide Radio & Television Ltd. (2) 14 Church St. N. $10.00 (12) 4900 (13) 5600 (14) yes OTTAWA MISSISSAUGA (3) (519) 284 -1921 (1) Skyline Cablevision (4) D. Morgan (5) H. Tipping (6) (1) Keeble Cable Television J. Ltd. (2) 1810 St. Laurent Blvd. Verton (8) St. Marys (9) 10 (10) $5.00 (2) 2540 Hurontario St. (3) (613) 731 -8250 (11) nil (12) 992 (13) 1490 (14) yes (3) (416) 787 -6181 (4) G. H. Nelms (5) L. Poitras (6) R. H. (4) G. F. Keeble (6) P. Douey (7) L. Black (7) A. C. Alblas (8) Ottawa, Vanier, ST. THOMAS Phillips (8) Central Mississauga (9) 16 Rockcliffe, Gloucester, Cumberland (9) (1) Allview Cable Service Ltd. (10) $6.50 (11) $15.00 (12) 500 (13) 10 (10) $5.00 (11) none (12) 33,000 (13) (2) 658 Talbot St. 13,500 (14) yes 52,000 (14) yes (3) (519) 631 -5060 (5) D. E. Morgan (6) D. Hanson MISSISSAUGA OWEN SOUND (7) D. Sefton (8) St. Thomas, Port Stanley (9) (1) Terra Communications Ltd. (1) Owen Sound TV Cable 11 (10) (2) 2540 Hurontario St. $5.00 (12) 9500 (13) 1100 (14) (2) 320 Eighth St. E. yes (3) (416) 270 -2424 (3) (519) 376 -5195 (5) P. Saunders (6) M. Zoerb (7) J. (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) J. Bertoni (6) L. SARNIA (1) Huron 011iver (8) South Mississauga (9) 12 Henry (7) I. Switzer (8) Owen Sound/ Cable TV Ltd. (10) $4.50 (11) $10.00 (12) 12,000 (13) Meaford (9) 11 (10) $4.50 (11) $10.00 (2) 1550 Confederation St. 20,000 (14) yes (12) 6,094 (13) 8,103 (14) yes (3) (519) 337 -3703 (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) E. Friesen (6) R. NAPANEE PARRY SOUND Smith (7) I. Switzer (8) Sarnia, Corunna (1) Napanee -Deseronto Cablevision Ltd. (1) Radio and TV Distribution Ltd. (9) 12 (10) $5.00 (11) nil (12) 13,500 (2) 117 John St. (2) 100 Parry Sound Rd. (13) 19,505 (14) yes (3) (613) 354 -2377 (3) (705) 746 -2659 (4) R. C. Dawson (6) E. Morrison (7) (4) N. Bradley (5) P. Jones (8) Parry SAULT STE. MARIE W. T. Helliott (8) Napanee, Deseronto Sound (9) 7 (10) $4.90 (11) $10.00 (12) (1) Continental Cablevision Inc. (9) 8 tv. 8 FM (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 1700 (13) 2000 (14) yes (April '73 (2) 308 Queen St. E. (12) 250 (13) 3200 (14) no (15) yes listing) (3) (705) 256 -6202 (June '73 listing) PEMBROKE (5) R. E. Maahs (6) W. Murphy (7) J. NEW LISKEARD (1) Pembroke Cablevision Ltd. Mooney (9) 6 (10) $3.95 (11) $9.95 (12) 6300 (14) yes (1) Clearview Television (2) 223 Mackay St; K8A 1C3 (2) Box 271 (3) (613) 735 -6819 SAULT STE. MARIE (3) (705) 647 -5394 (4) J. S. Reid (5) W. E. Holmes (6) J. R. (1) Lake Superior Cablevision Ltd. (4, 5, 7) J. A. Brown (8) New Liskeard Bertrand (7) G. Wanless (8) Pembroke (2) 672 Queen St. (9) 5 (10) $3.75 (11) $15.00 (12) 950 (9) 8 (10) $4.50 (11) $15.00 (12) 3300 (3) (705) 949 -3901 (13) 1200 (14) yes (April '73 listing) (13) 5000 (14) yes (4, 5) R. H. Ramsay (7) F. Delbosco (8)

94 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS Urban area of Sault Ste. Marie (9) 9 (10) 9 (10) $4.95 (11) $10.00 (12) 22,650 (11) $9.95 (12) 20,000 (13) 38,500 (14) $4.95 (11) $9.95 (12) 7500 (13) 14,000 (13) 28,500 (14) yes (April '73 listing) yes (14) no (15) yes TILLSONBURG TORONTO SIMCOE (1) Till -Cable TV Ltd. (1) Maclean- Hunter Cable TV Ltd. (1) Clearview Cable TV Ltd. (2) 16 Raynes St. (2) 27 Fasken Dr.; Rexdale, M9W 1K7 (2) Box 327 (3) (519) 842 -5242 (3) (416) 677 -5930 (3) (519) 426 -7360 (4, 5, 7) R. E. Beechey (8) Tillsonburg (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) J. B. Gage (6) D. (4) F. W. Porter (5) D. M. Loundsbury (9) 12 (10) $5.00 (11) $10.00 (12) 1700 Wallace (7) I. Switzer (8) Etobicoke, (8) Simcoe (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) nil (13) 2500 (14) yes (April '72 listing) Malton, Parkdale, Mississauga, Streets- (12) 2500 (13) 4000 (14) yes TORONTO ville, Ajax, Pickering (9) 12 (10) $4.50 (1) Coaxial Colourview Ltd. (11) $10.00 (12) 54,000 (13) 112,000 SMITHS FALLS (14) yes (1) Smiths Falls Cablevision Ltd. (2) 25 Adelaide St. E. (2) Shopping Plaza (3) (416) 869 -1313 TORONTO (3) (613) 283 -6150 (4, 5) B. A. Ross (6) P. B. Lind (7) F. (1) Metro Cable TV Ltd. Toronto 12, (4, 5) D. M. Campbell (7) D. Lapratte Verkaik (8) Metro (9) basic (2) 49 Coldwater Rd., Don Mills M3B 1Z1 (8) Smiths Falls (9) 7 (10) $5.00 (11) optional 27 (10) $4.50- basic; $2.50 -con- (3) (416) 445 -9640 $15.00- $18.00- converter $12.50 (12) 1600 (13) 4000 (14) no (15) verter (11) basic; (4) D. A. Williams (5) M. A. Medford 43,281 (13) (14) yes no (12) 69,777 (6) W. O. Crampton (7) G. Moylan (8) STONEY CREEK TORONTO Metro Toronto (9) 12 (10) $4.50 (11) nil (1) Niagara Co -Axial Ltd. (1) CUC (Scarboro) Ltd. (12) 78,000 (13) 145,000 (14) yes (2) 12 Mountain Ave. S. (2) Unit 33, 705 Progress Ave., Scarboro (3) (416) 662 -8672 TORONTO (3) (416) 438 -6370 (1) Rogers Cable TV Ltd. (4) N. Curry (Nov. '71 listing) (4) G. R. Conway (5) S. Walters H. (6) (2) 25 Adelaide St. E., Toronto 1 STRATHROY Rogers (7) P. Hrivnalc (8) Part of Scar- (3) (416) 869 -1313 borough, (1) Airland Communication Services Ltd. North and East York (9) 12 (4) E. S. Rogers (5) B. A. Ross (6) P. B. (10) $4.50 (2) Albert St., R.R. No. 7 (11) $15 (12) 16,000 (13) Lind (7) F. Verkaik (8) Metro Toronto 40,000 (3) (519) 245 -2200 (14) yes (9) 12, optional 27 (10) $4.50- basic; R. Jr. (6) B. Davey (7) (4, 5) McIntosh TORONTO $2.50 -optional (11) $15.00- basic; $18.00 Strathroy (9) 11 (10) $5.00 D. Baker (8) (1) Graham Cable TV Ltd. optional (12) 57,050 (13) 112,573 (14) 1800 (13) 2100 (14) yes (11) nil (12) (2) 35 Scarlet Rd., Toronto 330 yes TERRACE BAY (3) (416) 762 -3631 (1) Lakeshore Community Television Ltd. (4) D. R. Graham (5) M. S. Laws (7) TORONTO (1) Willowdowns Vision Limited (2) Terrace Bay R. Hart (8) Humber River on West, Eg- Cable- (3) (807) 825 -3305 linton Ave. on North, Keele St. on East, (2) 181 Cocksfield Ave., Downsview (4) B. Lohr (7) R. Samp (8) Terrace Lake Ontario on South (9) 10 (10) $4.50 (3) (416) 638 -7244 Bay (9) 6 (10) $4.00 (11) $7.50 (12) (11) $15.00 (12) 13,000 (13) 29,000 (4) J. Cymbalisty (5, 6) C. Newton (7) 412 (13) 425 (14) DECA (15) no (April (14) yes E. Cymbalisty (8) Bathurst Village, Bath- '73 listing) urst Manor (9) 12 (10) $4.50 (11) $14.50 TORONTO tenants (12) 2500 (13) 6900 (14) yes THUNDER BAY (1) Keeble Cable Television Ltd. (April '73 listing) (1) Maclean- Hunter Cable TV Ltd. (2) 1216 Lawrence Ave. W.; M6A 1E3 (2) 215 Van Norman St., P.O. Box 986 (3) (416) 787 -6181 TORONTO (3) (807) 345 -1211 (4) G. F. Keeble (6) P. Douey (7) L. (1) Wired City Communications Ltd. (4) F. T. Metcalf (5) C. Christie (6) M. Philips (8) Western Portion of Borough (2) H.O. - 573 Church St., Milne (7) I. Switzer (8) Thunder Bay (9) of North York, York (9) 12 (10) $4.50 System O. - 3212 Eglinton E., Scarboro

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W9ébuy sCp, IV t4, AS ENENvEßEC ANFRANC N Q RK N -NF ``s NG V io represented by PAUL L'ANGLAIS INC. Evs4N NpE TORONTO MONTREAL NEW YORK 2200 Yonge Street 1405 rue Alexandre- DeSève E. S. SUMNER GVVVVV (416) 467 -1551 (514) 526 -9201 333 east 55th Street (212) 980-3575

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 95 CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS

(3) (819) 843 -2892 (4) F. Gagnon (5) L. Leclerc (8) Chi - (4) 0. Girard (5) R. Girard F. KEY (7) bougamau (9) 1 (10) $8.00 (11) $30.00 Thibault (1) Company Name (2) Address (3) Telephone, (8) Ayers Cliff (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (12) 1500 (13) 2500 (14) no (15) yes Tlx (4) President (5) General Manager (6) Pro- (11) $15.00 (12) 170 (13) 300 (14) no gram Manager (7) Chief Engineer (8) Area (15) no COOKSHIRE Served by System (9) Number of Channels on (1) Transvision Cookshire Inc. System (10) Monthly Fee (11) Installation Fee BAGOTVILLE (2) C.P. 145 (12) Total Current Subscribers (13) Total Poten- (1) Ultra- Vision Telecable Enrg. (3) (819) 567 -0701 tial Subscribers (14) Currently originating pro- (2) 466 Bagot gramming (15) Anticipate starting within 12 (5) M. Rouleau (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 months (3) (418) 544 -2883 (13) 375 (4) J. Duchesne (6) J. R. Duchesne (8) COWANSVILLE Bagotville (9) 12 (10) $2.75 (11) $0- (1) Transvision Cowansville Inc. $25.00 (12) 470 (13) 1500 (14) yes (3) (416) 261 -7223 (April '73 listing) (2) 354 Principale Granby (3) (514) 378 -7905 (4) D. Leiterman (5) D. Meyers (6) B. BAGOTVILLE (4) J. Beauchemin (5) M. St. Laurent Fox (8) Eastern Scarboro (9) 11 (10) (1) Video Dery Ltee (7) H. Bertemes (8) Cowansville (9) 10 $4.50 (11) $15.00 (12) 6000 (13) 25000 (2) 338 rue Albert (14) yes (10) $4.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 650 (13) (3) (418) 544 -3558 1500 (14) no (15) uncertain TORONTO (4-6) G. Dery (7) M. -A. Pelletier (8) DANVILLE (1) York Cablevision Bagotville (9) 6 (10) $3.50 (11) $15.00 Trans (2) 43 Railside Rd., Don Mills (12) 1030 (13) 1450 (14) yes (1) -Vision de Danville Inc. (3) (416) 445 -6191 (2) 12 du Carmel BAIE COMEAU (3) (819) 839 -2711 (4, 5) R. C. Chaston (6) J. P. Riopel (7) (1) Signal CATV Enr. (4, 5, 7) R. Morin (8) Danville, Shipton E. W. Finlay (8) Scarboro, Don Mills, 10 La (2) Salle (9) 9 (10) $4.25 (11) $10.00 (12) 500 York, North York (9) 12 (10) $4.50 (11) (3) (418) 296 -2440 $10.00 (13) 600 (14) no (15) no (12) 50,000 (13) 77,000 (14) yes (4, 5) I. Beaudoin (6, 7) W. Punde (8) DISRAELI UXBRIDGE Baie Comeau (9) 4 (10) $5.50 (11) (1) Compton Cable T.V. Ltd. $10.00 (14) yes (April '73 listing) (1) Transvision Disraeli Inc. (2) Disraeli (2) 68 Brock St. W., P.O. Box 910; BEAUCEVILLE (3) (418) 449 -2700 LOC 1K0 (1) Beauce Distribution TV Inc. (4, 7) L. Dion (5) A. (3) Uxb.: (416) 852 -7171, Tor.: (416) (2) Beauceville Gosselin (8) Est Disraeli (9) 8 (10) $4.00 (11) $20.00 291 -9431 (3) (418) 227 -6000 (4) S. (12) 800 (13) 1,000 (Nov. '71 listing) Compton (6) R. Compton (8) (4) J. R. Renault (5) M. Gagnon (8) Uxbridge DOLBEAU (9) 12 (10) $5.00, optional Beauceville (9) 8 (10) $4.50 (11) $25.00 $1.50 (11) $10.00 (12) 475 (13) 800 (14) (12) 695 (1) Dolbeau TV Service Inc. no (15) yes (2) 701A -7 Ave. BELOEIL (3) (418) 276 -2291 WALLACEBURG (1) Videotron Ltee (4, 5) L. R. Perron (6) M. Brassard (7) (1) Huron Cable TV Ltd. (2) 30 St. Mathieu J. M. Michaud (8) Dolbeau, Mistassin (2) P.O. Box 218, Sarnia (3) (514) 467 -0208 (3) (519) (9) 4 (10) $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 (11) 627 -6910 (4, 5) A. Changnon (6) P. Richer (7) (4) F. $125.00, $25.00 (12) 2000 (13) 2800 T. Metcalf (7) I. Switzer (8) Wal- J -C. Dagenais (8) Beloeil, St. Hilaire, laceburg (14) yes (April '73 listing) (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) nil (12) Otterburn, MCMasterville, St. Bruno (9) 750 DRUMMONDVILLE (13) 3320 (14) no 12 (10) $4.86 (11) $10.00 (12) 5200 WELLAND (13) 10,000 (14) yes (April '73 listing) (1) TV Drummond Inc. (2) Brock (1) Armstrong Communications Ltd. BLACK LAKE 260A (3) (819) 478 -1515 (2) 76 Division St., Ste. 207 (1) Black Lake Telediffusion Inc. (4, 5, 7) G. Malo (8) Drummondville (3) (416) 735 -3331 (2) 192 St- Desire (9) 10 (10) $3.95 (11) $7.00 (12) 4500 (13) (4) R. Armstrong (7) N. C. Davies (8) (3) (418) 423 -4717 Welland, Pelham, 7000 (14) yes (April '73 listing) Port Colborne, Niagara (4) R. St- Laurent (8) Black Lake (9) 8 Falls (9) 12 (10) $4.95 (11) $15.00 (12) (10) $3.25 (11) $10.00 (12) 984 (13) EAST ANGUS none (13) 40,000 (14) no (15) yes 1,138 (Nov. '72 listing) (1) Transvision (East- Angus) Inc. 218 Alexandre WHITE RIVER BOUCHERVILLE (2) St., Sherbrooke (3) (819) 562 -7886 (1) Lakeshore Community TV Ltd. (1) Tele -Cable Boucherville Inc. (4, 5) G. Biais (7) R. Biais (8) East - (2) Terrace Bay (2) 650 Boul. Fort St -Louis Angus (9) 9 (10) $4.86 (11) $10.00 (12) (3) (807) 825 -3305 (3) (514) 655 -0440 (4) B. 1009 (13) 1500 (14) no (15) no Lohr (7) R. Samp (8) White River (4) R. Letourneau (8) Boucherville (9) 9 (9) 4 (10) $4.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 112 (10) $4.95 (11) $15.00 (12) 1,700 (13) GRANBY (13) 240 (14) no (15) no (April '73 5,200 (14) yes (Nov. '71 listing) (1) Transvision Granby Inc. listing) BROMPTONVILLE (2) 354 rue Principale (3) (514) 378 -7905 WOODSTOCK (1) Television Communautaire de (4) J. Beauchemin (5) M. St- Laurent (1) Western Cable TV Ltd. Brompton Inc. (7) H. Bertemes (8) Granby (9) 9 (2) 16 Graham St., P.O. Box 363; N4S 7Y1 (2) C.P. 389 (10) $4.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 1200 (13) 5000 (3) (519) 539 -9521 (3) (819) 563 -0660 (14) no (15) perhaps (4) J. R. Shaw (5) D. Stewart (6) W. (4, 5) R. Bergeron (7) J. M. Rivard (8) Avey (7) W. M. Watson (8) Woodstock, Bromptonville (9) 9 (10) $4.63 (11) GRAND'MERE Ingersoll, Beachville (9) 10 (10) $5.00 $15.00 (12) 461 (13) 600 (14) no (15) (1) Jules Matteau TV Inc. (11) nil (12) 8000 (13) 11,000 (14) yes no (2) 1360 -6th Ave. (3) (819) 538 -3889 CAP- de -la- MADELEINE (1) (4) R. B. Matteau (5, 7) P. Matteau (8) Cablevision Cap- de -la- Madeleine Grand'mere, (National Cablevision Ltd.) Ste -Flore (9) 10 video; 7 audio (10) $4.85 (11) $10.99 (12) 3000 Quebec (2) 5A Notre Dame, C.P. 95 (13) 4300 (14) yes (3) (819) 375 -0161;375 -0684 AMOS (4) P. Levasseur (5) J. -G. Gagnon (7) HERMITAGE CLUB (MAGOG) (1) Edouard Dufresne V. Elinares (8) Cap- de -la- Madeleine (9) (1) Transvision Magog Inc. (2) 27 rue Principale, Nord 9 (10) $5.40 (11) nil (12) 6610 (13) (3) (819) (2) 15 St. Patrice St. W. 732 -6556 7600 (14) no (15) no (3) (819) 843 -2892 (4) E. Dufresne '71 (Nov. listing) CHAPAIS (4) 0. Girard (5) R. Girard (7) F. ASBESTOS (1) Gagnon TV Ltee Thibeault (8) Hermitage Club (near (1) Cablevision Inc. (2) 1117 Rue Mgr. Bluteau, St- Felicien Magog) (9) 9 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (2) 334 St. Edmond St. (3) (418) 679 -0953 (12) 40 (13) 100 (14) no (15) no (3) (819) 879 -5222 (4) F. Gagnon (5) L. Leclerc (8) Cha- HULL (4, 5) J. P. Bolduc (7) M. 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(3) (819) 739 -2958; Tlx: 011 -7820 (2) 1 rue Frontenac KEY (4, 5) L. J. Greene (8) Matagami (9) 4 (3) (418) 862 -8241 (1) Company Name (2) Address (3) Telephone, TV, 1 FM (10) $3.00 (11) $50.00 (12) (4) G. Simon (5) L. Simard (7) G. Tlx (4) President (5) General Manager (6) Pro- 600 (13) 1000 (14) no (15) no Gelinas (8) Riviere -du -Loup (9) 8 (10) gram Manager (7) Chief Engineer (8) Area Served by System (9) Number of Channels on MONT -TREMBLANT $4.50 (11) $25.00 (12) 1400 (13) 3500 System (10) Monthly Fee (11) Installation Fee (1) Denis Filion, Tele- Laurentides Enrg. (14) no (15) no (12) Total Current Subscribers (13) Total Poten- tial Subscribers (14) Currently originating pro- (2) C.P. 89 ROCK ISLAND gramming (15) Anticipate starting within 12 (3) (819) 425 -3244 (1) Border Community TV Inc. months (4 -6) D. Filion (8) Mont -Tremblant, St. (2) P.O. Box 238, Stanstead Jovite (9) 7 (10) $6.00 (12) 171 (13) (3) (819) 876 -2408 9 (10) $4.50 (11) $12.50 (12) 15,000 225 (14) yes (April '73 listing) (4) G. Hospes (8) Rock Island (9) 8 (13) 19,500 (14) yes MONTREAL (10) $3.50 (11) $25.00 (12) 210 (13) L'ANNONCIATION (1) Cable TV Ltd. 250 (14) no (15) no (April '73 listing) (1) Gilles Godard Radio -TV (2) 8360 Mayrand St. STE -ADELE (2) 23 rue Principale, Sud (3) (514) 739 -3171 (1) Ste -Adele Telediffusion Inc. (3) (819) 275 -2393 (4, 5) D. M. Ferguson (7) S. Salvin (8) (2) C.P. 8, 31 rue Morin; JOR 1L0 (4) G. Godard (Nov. '71 listing) Montreal, Suburbs (9) 8 (10) $4.95 (11) (3) (514) 229 -4555; 4556 LA DORE $12.50 (12) 70,000 (13) 170,000 (14) yes (4, 5) M. Guesthier (7) A. Gauthier (8) (1) Gagnon TV Ltee (April '73 listing) Ste -Adele (9) 8 (10) $3.50 (11) variable (2) 9 Mgr. Bluteau, St.- Felicien MONTREAL (12) 350 (13) 600 (15) yes (1) National Cablevision (3) (418) 679 -0953 Ltd. STE. ANGELE DE LAVAL (4) F. Gagnon (5) L. La (2) 90 Beaubien St. W., Mtl. 326 Leclerc (8) (1) V. Deshaies Dore 2 (10) (3) (514) 270 -3191 (9) $3.50 (11) $25.00 (12) (2) 2, rue Bourgeois (4) P. Levasseur (5) S. Gouin (6) R. 200 (13) 320 (14) no (15) yes (3) (819) 222 -5544 Landreville (7) R. Cousineau (8) Greater LA TUQUE (4, 5, 7) V. Deshaies (8) Village of Ste. Montreal (9) 10 (10) $5.00 (11) $12.50 (1) Electro- Vision (La Tuque) Inc. Angele de Laval (9) 5 (10) $3.00 (11) (12) 115,000 (13) 450,000 (14) yes (2) 333 St. Joseph none (12) 59 (13) 200 (14) no (15) no (3) (819) 523 -3737 NICOLET (Nov. '72 listing) (1) Decibel Enr. (4) P. Brassard (5) B. M. Braithwaite ST. FELICIEN (2) 266 rue Notre -Dame (8) La Tuque (9) 6 (10) $4.50 (11) (1) Gagnon TV Ltee $10.00 (12) 3350 no (3) (819) 293 -4321 (14) (15) yes (2) 9 Mgr. Bluteau (4) G. Duhaime (Nov. '71 listing) LAC -AUX -SABLES (3) (418) 679 -0953 (1) G. Buisson NICOLET (4) F. Gagnon (5) L. Leclerc (8) St. (2) 800 rue Principale (1) Dumoulin Radio Seure Enrg. Felicien (9) 2 (10) $3.50 (11) $25.00 (3) (418) 336 -2988 (2) 129 rue Panet (12) 1000 (13) 1200 (14) no (15) yes (3) (819) 293 -4762 (4, 5, 7) G. Buisson (8) Lac -Aux -Sables ST. GEORGES 4 (4, 5) R. Dumoulin (8) Hospital (9) (10) $2.50 (11) nil (12) 175 (13) Christ (1) Beauce Video Ltd. 190 (14) no no '71 Roi (9) 6 (11) none (12) 40 (13) 45 (15) (Nov. listing) (2) 191 est 2nd Ave. (14) no (Nov. '71 listng) LAC BOUCHETTE (3) (418) 228 -2755 (1) Lac Bouchette TV Enr. NORMANDIN (4) M. Cliche (April '72 listing) (1) A. Picard (2) Chambord, Lac St -Jean ST. JOVITE (2) 201 St. Cyrille (3) (418) 341 -6743 (1) Filion Tele -Cable Inc. (3) (418) 274 -2011 (4) L. G. DeLauniere (Nov. '71 listing) (2) 764 rue Ouimet (4, 5, 7) A. Picard (8) Normandin, Gir- MEGANTIC (3) (819) 425 -3481 LAC ardville, St. Thomas Dedyme (11) $50.00 (4, 5, 7) A. Filion (8) 8 (1) Megantic Transvision Inc. (12) 655 (13) 740 (April '72 listing) St- Jovite (9) (2) 5090 Rue Frontenac, C.P. 339 (10) $4.00 (11) $50.00 (12) 500 (13) (3) (819) 583 -0432 NORTH HATLEY 700 (14) yes (April '72 listing) (1) North Hatley Transvision Inc. (4, 5) L. Cameron (7) G. Biais (8) Lac ST- LUDGER Megantic, Woburn (9) 6 (10) $4.05 & (2) 15 St. Patrice St. W. (3) (819) 843 -2892 (1) Victor Rancourt $5.40 (11) $15.00 (12) 1600 (14) no (15) Est, Beauce (4) O. Girard (5) R. Girard (7) F. Thi- (2) 380 le Ave., St. George no St. beault (8) North Hatley (9) 8 (4, 5) V. Rancourt (8) St. Ludger, LACHUTE (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 200 (13) 300 (14) no Theophile, St. Benoit, Beauce (9) 6 (10) (1) Lachute Cable Vision Inc. (15) no $3.00 (11) $25.00 (12) 315 (13) 350 (2) 15 St- Patrice St. W., Magog (14) nil (Nov. '71 listing) (3) (514) 843 -2892 PLESSISVILLE (1) Claire -Vue Inc. ST. RAYMOND (4) 0. Girard (5) R. Girard (7) A. Dube (1) Video Dery Ltee (8) Lachute (9) 9 (10) $4.63 (11) (2) 1679 ay. St. -Louis (3) (819) 362 -2331 (2) 131 rue St. Joseph $10.00 (12) 600 (13) 2000 (14) no (15) (3) (418) 337 -2413 no (4) G. E. Morin (5) P. Fontaine (8) Plessisville (9) 8 (10) $3.30 (11) (4, 5) G. Dery (7) M. -A. Pelletier (8) St. LENNOXVILLE none (12) 1100 (13) 1500 (14) no (15) no Raymond (9) 7 (10) $4.50 (11) $30.00 (1) Lennoxville Transvision Inc. (April '73 listing) (12) 1000 (13) 1050 (14) yes (2) C.P. 1281 (3) (819) 567 -7969 PORT ALFRED STE. ROSE Video (1) Video Cable Services, Div. of Treeford (4) Y. Roberge (5) J. L. Roberge (7) R. (1) Dery Ltee Yergeau (8) Lennoxville, Huntingville (9) (2) 338 rue Albert, Bagotville Ltd. (2) 3665 Boul. Ste. Rose, Fabreville, Laval 9 (10) $5.00 (11) $15.00 (12) 1300 (13) (3) (418) 544 -3358 (3) (514) 622 -3330 1500 (15) no (4 -6) G. Dery (7) M. -A. Pelletier (8) Port Alfred (9) 6 (10) $3.50 (11) $15.00 (12) (5, 7) R. H. Hicks (6) J. Nicol (8) MAGOG 1200 (13) 2100 (14) yes Fabreville, Ste. Rose, Ste. Therese, Ste. (1) Transvision Magog Inc. en Haut, QUEBEC Therese West, Ste. Therese (2) 15 St. Patrice St. W. Blainville, Ste. Eustache, Deux Montagnes, (3) (819) 843 -2892 (1) Tele -Cable de Quebec Inc. 376 due Laval Sur le Lac (9) 10 (10) $5.30 (11) (4) 0. Girard (5) R. Girard (6) J. Roy (2) de Roi 529 -9451 $12.50 (13) 10,000 (15) yes (7) F. Thibeault (8) Magog (9) 9 (10) (3) (418) $4.63 (11) $10.00 (12) 2800 (13) 3500 (5) J. Beauchemin (6) H. Latulippe (7) ST. TITE (14) yes H. Bertemes (14) yes (1) J. Bergeron & Frere Ltd. MALARCTIC RICHMOND (2) 172 rue St -Paul (1) Paul TV Services Ltd. (1) TV Cable (Richmond) Inc. (3) (418) 365 -6175 (2) 598, 3rd Ave., P.O. Box 668, Val d'Or (2) 5 St. Georges St., Windsor, Que., (4) J. Bergeron (Nov. '71 listing) (3) (819) 824 -2475 JOB 3K0 SAWYERVILLE 845 (4) P. Levasseur (5, 7) R. Hamel (8) (3) (819) -2428 (1) Transvision Sawyerville Inc. Malarctic (9) 12 (10) $5.00 (11) $9.95 (4, 5) E. N. Roy (7) C. Gauthier (8) (2) 151 Victoria St., Sherbrooke (12) 650 (13) 1000 (14) yes Richmond, Melbourne (9) 8 TV, 8 FM (3) (819) 567 -0452 (10) $4.25 (11) $20.00 (12) 1050 (13) (4) C. Rouleau (5) E. N. Roy (8) Sawyer- MATAGAMI 1400 (14) no (15) no ville (9) 8 TV, 8 FM (10) $4.25 (11) (1) Matagami TV Club RIVIERE -du -LOUP $125.00 (12) 185 (13) 230 (14) no (2) P.O. Box 517 (1) Riviere -du -Loup Cable TV Ltee (15) no

98 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS /AUDIO PRODUCTION SEPT -ILES VAL d'OR (2) 594 Queen St. (1) Compagnie de Television de (1) Paul TV Services Ltd (3) (506) 454 -3319 Sept -Iles Ltee (2) 598, 3rd Avenue, P.O. Box 668 (4) M. S. Payne (6) G. Andrews (7) G. (2) 364 Ave. Brochu (3) (819) 824 -2475 Cavanaugh (8) Fredericton, Marysville, (3) (418) 962 -9114 (4) P. Levasseur (5, 7) R. Hamel (8) Nashwaaksis, Silverwod, Barker's Point, (4) P. -E. Leblanc (5) T. Cote (7) A. Val d'Or (9) 12 (10) $5.00 (11) $9.95 Oromocto (9) 7 (10) $6.48 (11) $19.95 O'Malley (8) Sept -Iles (9) 2 (10) $5.50 (12) 2500 (13) 4000 (12) 7700 (13) 11,000 (14) yes (April (11) $40.00 (12) 2,000 (13) 5,700 (14) VALLEYFIELD '73 listing) no (15) possibly (Nov. '71 listing) (1) Valleyfield Transvision Inc. NACKAWIC SHAWINIGAN (2) 324 Dufferin Rd. (1) J & K Enr. Ltd. (1) La Belle Vision (1972) Inc. (3) (514) 373 -1219 (2) P.O. Box 1165, Woodstock (2) 342 4e rue (4 -7) E. Page (8) Valleyfield (9) 8 (10) (4) E. K. Jones (7) G. Timm (8) Nacka- (3) (819) 537 -1849 $3.50 (11) $20.00 (12) 530 (13) 2500 wic (9) 5 (10) $5.00 (11) $25.00 (12) (4) H. Audet (5) J. Gauthier (7) C. (14) no (15) no 200 (13) 400 (14) no (15) yes (Nov. '71 Gelinas (8) Shawinigan, Shawinigan VAUDREUIL listing) South (9) 12 (10) $4.45 (11) $10.00 (12) (1) Videotron Ltd. 7939 (13) 9000 (14) yes (2) 521 Chemin de L'Anse SHERBROOKE (3) (514) 455 -9414 Nova Scotia (1) Cablevision Sherbrooke, a div. of (4) A. Chagnon (7) J. C. Dagenais National Cablevision Ltd. VICTORIAVILLE HALIFAX 725 Terrace, (2) C.P.R. Sherbrooke (1) National Cablevision Ltd. (1) Halifax (3) (819) 569 -5997 Cablevision Ltd. (2) 298 Notre -Dame E. (2) P.O. Box 218 (4) P. J. Levasseur (5) G. Bisalllon (6) (3) (819) 752- 9761 (3) (902) 453 -2800 J. Mercure (7) C. Morin (8) Sherbrooke, (4) P. Levasseur (5) A. Auger (7) J. (4) A. I. Barrow (5) K. A. Smiley D. Rock Forest, Deauville, Part of Ascot Arthabaska (9) (6) Savoie (8) Victoriaville, Charlton (7) W. Sayers (8) Halifax (9) County (9) 10 TV, 11 FM (10) $4.63 (11) 9 $10.00 6645 (13) (10) $4.50 (11) (12) 7 TV, 4 FM (10) $15.00 (12) 18,600 (13) 21,000 (14) yes $6.00 (11) $15.00 (13) 8420 (14) no (15) yes 35,500 (14) yes THETFORD MINES WINDSOR NEW GLASGOW (1) Thetford Video Inc. (1) Transvision Windsor Inc. (1) K- Vision Services Ltd. (2) 37 Ouest, rue St. Joseph (2) 5 St- Georges; JOB 3K0 (2) Box 157 (3) (418) 335 -6620 (3) (819) 845 -2428 (3) (902) 752 -0310 (4) G. E. (4, 5) E. N. Roy (7) C. Gauthier (8) Morin (4) E. MacKay (5) W. R. Trainor (6) H. Windsor, Greenlay (9) 9 TV, 4 FM (10) Dobson (7) F. H. Stewart (8) New Glas- TROIS -RIVIERES $4.25 (11) $20.00 (12) 925 (13) 1500 Inc. gow, Stellarton, Trenton, Westville, Pictou (1) La Belle Vision (1972) (14) no (15) no (2) 1579 St. Philippe (9) 8 (10) $6.00 (11) $20.00 (12) 5600 (3) (819) 375 -9601 (13) 6800 (14) yes (April '73 listing) (4) H. Audet (5) J. Brousseau (7) A. TRURO Launier (8) Trois -Rivieres, Trois -Rivieres New Brunswick (1) Eastern Cablevision Ltd. Ouest (9) 10 (10) $4.81 (11) $10.00 (2) 69 Walker St. (12) 14,000 (13) 16,000 (14) yes (April FREDERICTON (3) (902) 895 -1515 '73 listing) (1) City Cablevision Ltd. (4) E. Goguen (April '72 listing) Recording Audio Production Breakthrough

AGRAVOICE PRODUCTIONS LTD. GRIFFITHS -GIBSON PRODUCTIONS See listing under Video Production VANCOUVER 10: 201 West 7th Ave., BAY MUSIC CO. LTD. (604) 873 -3811 R. TORONTO 374: 1 Waterman Ave., (416) Gen. Mgr., Lecky; Sales Mgr., C. Watts; 751 -2233 Writers /Producers, B. Griffiths, B. Gibson, Pres., P. G. Anderson (April '73 listing) M. Ramsay BERKELEY STUDIO BOB HESKETH LTD. See listing for Religious Television Asso- WILLOWDALE, Ont. M2J 3X6: 159 Chip - ciates under Video Production wood Gres., (416) 493 -9283 CLARE BURT RECORDING LTD. Pres., B. Hesketh; Sec -Treas., S. Hesketh TORONTO, M5C 1N1: 12 Richmond St. E., IPS RECORDING STUDIOS LTD. New Dan Gibson Electronic Parabolic Ste. 225, (416) 363 -4421 TORONTO 248: 24 Hazelton Ave., (416) Studio Mgr., J. Davidson 966 -5050 Microphone for long -range recording R. Mgr., CHAMPLAIN PRODUCTIONS LTD. Pres., W. Secker; Studio J. developed by master of sound. deNottbeck; Chief Eng., T. Vollum (April See listing under Video Production foremost sound specialist '73 listing) Dan Gibson, BERNARD COWAN BROADCASTING LTD. and winner of dozens of film awards, has LEGENDRAMA PRODUCTIONS LTD. See listing under Video Production a transparent electronic para- DON MILLS, Ont., 1262 Don Mills Rd., developed CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS LTD. Ste. 98, (416) 444 -1139 bolic microphone which outperforms VANCOUVER 3: 1119 Homer St., (604) Pres., E. Handbury; Prod. Mgr., D. Bichan most professional recording microphones 688 -6281/2 AUCKLAND, New Zealand: Legendrama costing many times more. Pres., L. Bray; Sound Eng., B. Brooks; Pacific, P.O. Box 2975 Tech. Eng., P. Horne Features: LISTEN! AUDIO PRODUCTIONS LTD. Makes it easy to record voices, sounds DMG SOUND STUDIO H2Y 2B6: Place MONTREAL, 308 D'You- without being near the subject THUNDER BAY, Ont. P7B 2T6: 55 S. ville, (514) 842 -9725 Lightweight, see -through design Cumberland St., (807) 344 -7963 Pres., S. Brown; VP Creative, G. Morris; Pres., D. Grashey; Chief Eng., B. VP Sales, M. Earl Can be used with any tape recorder Biesenthal TORONTO: 100 Scollard St., (416) Built in remote control on handle to EASTERN SOUND CO. LTD. 964 -2470 operate recorder TORONTO: 48 Yorkville Ave., (416) M. Earl For More Information, write: 920 -2211 MANTA SOUND CO. LTD. Gen. Mgr., S. Sachedina; Engineers, K. TORONTO, M5A 1N2: 311 Adelaide St. E., DEPARTMENT 'B' Friesen, T. Brennand, R. Monk (416) 863 -9316 R. D. SYSTEMS OF CANADA LIMITED FILM HOUSE Pres., A. S. Hermant; Chief Eng., D. 128 PEARS AVE. See listing under Film Labs Greene TORONTO, ONT. BROADCASTER /November, 1973 99 AUDIO PRODUCTION /VIDEO PRODUCTION

NANTUCKET SOUND & FILM RCA LTD. 736 -7626 PRODUCTIONS LTD. TORONTO, M5B 2B4: 225 Mutual St., Pres., R. Harding; L. Wallace (416) See listing under Video Production 363 -3443 STUDIO SIX Mgr., J. R. Feeney; Senior Engineers, G. ANDRE PERRY STUDIOS LTD. MONTREAL: 1180 St. Antoine, Ste. 501, Semkiw, M. Smith; Eng., H. Parrott MONTREAL 132: 1135 Amherst Square, (514) 861 -9776 MONTREAL: 910 Lagauchetiere E., (514) 527 -2151 (514) C. Gray, J. 849 -8165 Gray, R. Austin, Q. Meek, Pres., A. Perry; Studio Mgr., Y. Brandeis M. Corbett (April '73 listing) AL REUSCH ENTERPRISES LTD. VANCOUVER 3: 314 W. THAT COMMERCIAL PLACE PERCEPTION INDUSTRIES Hastings St., INC. (604) 681 -2533 TORONTO, M5R 2S7: 20 Spadina Rd., TORONTO: 274 Church St., (416) (416) 961 Mgr., A. V. Reusch; Chief Eng., S. W. -1320 364 -3530 Davis D. Thompson, B. McDonald Studio Mgr., R. Trowell; Chief Eng., C. THEME -VARIATIONS INC. Clarke (April '73 listing) SOUNDBOX '72 MONTREAL: 485 McGill St., Ste. 1004, MONTREAL 129: 135 est, Sherbrooke, POLYGON MEDIA PRODUCTIONS (514) 861 -7969 (514) 845 -4418, 845 -7131/2/3 TORONTO: 88 Laird Dr., (416) 422 -2120 Pres. and Chief Eng., T. Beebe; Studio Pres., P. A. Marier; Studio Mgr., L. Prod., H. Green Mgr., T. Konig (April '73 listing) Gagnon (April '73 listing) THUNDER SOUND LES PRODUCTIONS PROMS LTEE SOUND CANADA TORONTO: 1262 Don Mills Rd., (416) TORONTO: 29 Davenport Rd., (416) HULL, Que. J8X 2J7: 48, rue Principale, 964 -6555 (819) 777 -2749 445 -0878 Pres., M. Znaimer; Chief Eng., P. Sheridan Pres., L. Provencher Pres., A. Snider; Studio Mgr., J. Snider; Chief Eng., G. Clarke (April '73 listing) (April '73 listing) PSI CHORD RECORDING & TORONTO SOUND STUDIOS LTD. MASTERING LTD. SOUTHAM VIDEOTEL LTD. TORONTO: 1450 Don Mills Rd., (416) TORONTO 17: 14 Overlea Blvd., (416) VANCOUVER 9: 1747 W. 3rd Ave., (604) 423 -1510 732 -3761 445 -6641 VP T. C. Brown Pres., J. Plourde; Studio Mgr., D. Steele; Sales, G. J. Keeley; Eng., R. Penner; Producer, R. VIDEOPACK Chief Eng., R. Spurgin Gossage; Sales, A. Esky LTD. See listing under Video Production QUINN LABORATORIES STONEY PRODUCTIONS LTD. See listing under Film Labs NORTH VANCOUVER: 173 Pemberton WESTERN PRODUCTIONS LTD. Ave., (604) 980 -6911 NEW WESTMINSTER: 815 McBride Plaza, RAM PRODUCTIONS INC. Pres., P. Crowder; Studio Mgr., J. Rodney; (604) 522 -2711 E. Jurak, D. Marsh TORONTO: 70 Richmond St. E., Ste. 301, Pres., M. Cooper; Studio Mgr., D. Abbott; (416) 368 -1289 STUDIO 3 PRODUCTIONS LTD. Mktg. Mgr., F. Hogg; Chief Eng., J. Creative Dir., R. Sharp; VP Mktg., L. Tyler VANCOUVER: 2190 West 12th Ave., (604) Gordon

MONTREAL: 550 Sherbrooke St. W., (514) 845 -4183 Video Production Gen. Mgr., J. Berube WEST VANCOUVER: 2290 Ottawa Ave., (604) 926 -5914 Gen. Mgr., W. D. M. Patterson ADS FILM PRODUCTIONS ROBERT ANDERSON ASSOCIATES LTD. TORONTO: 68 Merton St., (416) 481 -6461 Skyridge, Mountain Rd., R.R.2, Aylmer CANAWEST FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Exec. Prod., B. Bittle; Dir. /cameraman, L. East, Que.; (819) 827 -2251 VANCOUVER 1: 1345 Burrard St., (604) Pall; Dir., J. Goodford; Prod. Mgr., H. Pres., R. Anderson 681 -1212 Englehart; Producers, M. Monroe, S. AORTA COMMUNICATIONS LTD. VPs, A. Anderson & J. Gettles: Prod., Dir. Post -prod., J. Hardie, W. Griffin, Strauss; TORONTO, M5C 185: 8 King St. E., Ste. of Sales, R. Burns; Film Dir. & Cine- A. Attalai 205, (416) 864 -1541 matographer, K. Duncan; Prod. Spvr., V. ADVERTEL PRODUCTIONS LTD. Pres., A. G. Taylor; Exec. Dir., R. F. Spooner; Post Prod. Spvr. & Sound Dept. TORONTO, M5G 1N6: 742 Bay St., (416) Ormerod; Tech. Dir., L. H. Hadley; Mktg. Head, K. Cutler; Animation Dept. Dir., 366 -8851 Dir., J. S. Green; Producer /Dir., K. B. Helmer Pres., P. W. Hollidge; Exec. Prod., R. G. Doiron; Distrib. Co- ordinator, P. Thompson CDL PRODUCTIONS Lawson APPLETREE TELEVISION (COMPREHENSIVE DISTRIBUTORS) AGRAVOICE PRODUCTIONS LTD. PRODUCTIONS INC. TORONTO, M4T 2P9: 49 Jackes Ave., EDMONTON, T6G 1E6: 400 Noble Bldg., TORONTO: 130 Bloor St. W., Ste. 901, (416) 961 -1110 8540 -109 St., (403) 439 -1512 (416) 923 -3958 Prod. Mgr., D. Anderson Pres., C. S. Flewitt; VP, Broadcast media, Pres., B. Matthews; VP, V. Sanders (AprII CHAMPLAIN PRODUCTIONS LTD. W. L. Owen '73 listing) MONTREAL, H3N 1M4: 405 Ogilvy Ave., AKO PRODUCTIONS LTD. ARMADALE PRODUCTIONS (514) 273 -2865 TORONTO: 32 Front St. W., M5J 105, REGINA: Box 2000, (306) 525 -8388 Pres., D. Martz; VP Mktg., B. Pitt; VP (416) 363 -1603 Gen. Mgr., E. Sjostrand; Production Prod., J. Krug; Prod. Spry., D. Horowitz Pres., K. Orton; Accountant, S. Cope Supervisor, G. Carduner; Chief Photogra- CHETWYND FILMS LIMITED pher, T. Moynihan TORONTO 17: 10 Banigan Dr. (416) S. BANKS (IN- TELEVISION) LTD. 421 -8820 TORONTO 295: 214 Merton St., Ste. 108, Pres. & Gen. Mgr., A. Chetwynd; VP- (416) 487 -4767 Finance & Prod., G. S. Kedey; VP & Sec. - Pres., S. Banks Treas., M. Chetwynd; VP, Sales, R. DAVID BIER STUDIOS Chetwynd (April '73 listing) MONTREAL 128: 1085 St. Alexandre, JACK CHISHOLM FILM PRODUCTIONS (514) 861 -3469 LTD. Owner, D. Bier; Prod., M. Nadler; Acct. TORONTO: 4 New St., Ste. 102 (416) Supervisor, J. Duval (April '72 listing) 925 -2281 BRISTON /CREATIVE FILMS LTD. Pres., J. J. Chisholm; Sec. -Treas., M. MONTREAL 133: 1310 rue Lariviere, DiTursi; Lib., M. Baker (April '73 listing) (514) 527 -2131 THE COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE MERCER FILM Pres., L. C. Thompson; VP, R. J. Mason, TORONTO 111: P.O. Box 369, Toronto - PRODUCTIONS LTD. Sec. -Treas., H. Wittes; Prod. Dirs., R. Dominion Centre, Royal Trust Tower, Cardinal, M. C. Taylor; Comptroller, L. (416) 862 -1162 Samuels Pres., M. Rosenzveig; VP, B. Dales; Chief CANADIAN PRODUCTION SERVICES CANADIAN SPORTS NETWORK LTD. Eng., D. Williams; Admin., G. Youngs BUILDING TORONTO 1: 111 Richmond St. W., (416) G. MORGAN COOTE FILMS LTD. 868 -0760 ETOBICOKE 652: 9 Trailsmoke Cres., 290 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ont, Pres., H. E. Hough; VP, Gen. Mgr., R. Mal - Ont., (416) 621 -2565 Tel. 364 -1488 lyon; VP Mktg., F. B. Selke; Exec. Prod., Pres., M. Coote; VP, D. Coote; Sec. - R. Mellanby Treas., G. Coote

100 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 VIDEO PRODUCTION Motion picture services - videotape pro- DOMINION -WIDE PHOTOGRAPHS FILM D. R. PRODUCTIONS LTD. duction ;April '73 listing) LIMITED EDMONTON, T5J 1V9: 711 Empire Bldg. BERNARD COWAN BROADCASTING OTTAWA: 329 Churchill Ave., K1Z 5B8, D. W. Reed, R. F. Deere, L. W. Scheffold, LTD. (613) 725 -2151 R. J. Mackay TORONTO, M4Y 2G6: 404 Jarvis St., Pres., W. H. Olson; VP & Gen. Mgr., J. D. DAN GIBSON PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) 964 -2804 Hudson (April '73 listing) TORONTO: 128 Pears, M5R 1T2, (416) Pres., & Exec. Prod., B. Cowan DREGE AUDIO LTD. 925 -3811 TORONTO: 12 Shuter St., (416) 362 -5931 Pres,., D. Gibson; Sales Mgr., L. Bannon FILMS LTD. CRAWLEY Dir., M. Fitzwater; Producer, J. A. Vallone; K1Y 3B5: 19 Fairmont Ave., GLEN-WARREN PRODUCTIONS OTTAWA, Prod. Mgr., D. Law (613) 728 -3513 LIMITED Pres., F. R. Crawley, C.A.; VP, R. G. EDITCOMM INC. TORONTO: P.O. Box 9, M4A 2M9, (416) E., Fraser; VP, T. F. Glynn; VP Prod., W. A. TORONTO, M5C 1R8: 69 Queen St. 291 -7571; TIx: 02-2674 O'Farrell; Art Dir., V. Atkinson; Creative 2nd Floor, 1416) 864 -1780 Gen. Sales Mgr., A. Chapman; Sales Dir., P. Harris; Comptroller, A. Murray Dir., D. M. Baker; Prod., C. Torok; Editor, Mgr., W. Copeland; Sales, G. Dawson; TORONTO, M5V 1K1: 4th floor, 409 King S. G. Korzen Prod. Mgrs., M. Franklin, J. King St. W., (416) 366 -0771 EDITEL PRODUCTIONS LTD. NEW YORK: 645 Madison Ave., 10022, Mgr., H. Taylor MONTREAL 114: 59 Champlain, Place (212) 371 -7650 MONTREAL: Box 458, Westmount 215, Bonaventure, (514) 866 -8851 G.M., S. Parlan (514) 933 -3642 Pres., G. R. Jebson; VP, J. T. Coates CHICAGO: 520 N. Michigan Ave., 60611, Mgr., H. Strub (Nov. '72 listing) (312) 321 -0494 PETER ELLIOTT SERVICES LTD. Mgr., J. Tanskl (April '73 listing) CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS LTD. TORONTO: 22 Front St. W., Ste. 819, GOOD NOISE LTD. See listing under Audio Production (416) 363 -4554 MONTREAL 127: 163 St. Paul Est, (514) CREATIVE SIGHT & SOUND LTD. Pres., J. P. Elliott 871 -9323 TORONTO 17: 2 Thorncliffe Park Dr., OTTAWA: ' 249 Field St. GRATTAN PRODUCTIONS Unit 32 -33, (416) 421 -9535 Mgr., G. Johnson (April '73 listing) Pres., A. Farrel; VP, B. Beauchamp; Prod. INCORPORATED RALPH C. ELLIS ENTERPRISES LTD. MONTREAL 107: 1440 St. Catherine St. B. Pierce; Exec., A. Holman Mgr., Sales TORONTO, M4Y 2E3: 556 Church St., (April '73 listing) W., Ste. 507, (514) 878 -9638 (416) 924 -2186 Pres., J. Grattan; VP, Gen. Mgr., T. G. CRYSTAL FILM PRODUCTION LTD. Pres., R. C Ellis James; Sec. -Treas., T. Grattan TORONTO 5: P.O Box 301, Stn. F, (416) EMERSON STINSON PRODUCTIONS THE GROUP PRODUCTIONS LTD. 231 -8886 BARRIE: P.O. Box 142, (705) 726 -3141; MONTREAL 260: 2001 Northcliffe Ave., Pres., K. J Weber; VP, N. Lenz (Toronto) (416) 364 -3674 (514) 487 -5616 DISADA PRODUCTIONS Pres., C. H J. Emerson; VP, R. V. Stinson Mgr., B. Wilson; Dir., G. Cormack; Prod., MONTREAL 260: 5788 Notre Dame de (April '73 listing) W Wilson; Dir. of Photography, D. Leh- Grace Ave. (Mailing); 232 St. Jacques FILM ASSOCIATES LTD. man; Chief Editor, F. Hillier; Asst. Editor, St. W., Montreal 126 (Studio), (514) MONTREAL: 1440 Ste. Catherine West, B. Brown; Sec., B. Clark (April '73 listing) 844 -3252 Suite 307, (514) 866 -8729 PAUL HERRIOTT PRODUCTIONS LTD. Pres., P. Adamakos; VP, I. Cook; Head of Pres., P. F. Bruneau; Tech. Dir., Des TORONTO: 30 College St., (416) 961- Animation, P. Decelles; Head of Live - Marchais; Editor, G. Payant (Nov. '71 8426 Action, J. Kaell; Lib., S. Barth listing) Pres., P. Herriott; Exec. Prod., M. Bern

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HENNING JACOBSEN Pres., A. King; VP, R. Leiterman; Distri- Pres., G. D. McLean; Admin., F. Harris PRODUCTIONS LTD. bution Mgr., B. Pittman (April '73 listing) ST. JOHN'S: Elizabeth Towers, (709) TORONTO: 22 Front St. W., Ste. 307, KUPER PRODUCTIONS LTD. 726 -0562 (416) 363 -2561 TORONTO 12: 67 Elwood Blvd., (416) NANTUCKET SOUND & FILM Pres., H. Jacobsen; Prod. Mgr., M. Mac - 481 -0353 PRODUCTIONS LTD. Laverty Creative Dir., J. Kuper (April '73 listing) TORONTO, M5R 1H6: 105 Davenport Rd., BOB HESKETH LTD. KVOS -TV (BC) LTD. (416) 964 -7829 See listing under Audio Production VANCOUVER: 1345 Burrard, (604) 681- Pres., L. Brouse; VP, K. Burgess HOBEL-LEITERMAN 1212 PALETTE PRODUCTIONS LTD. PRODUCTIONS LTD. Pres., D. Mintz; VP, D. Davis; Western TORONTO M5G 1C9: 52 Edward St., TORONTO: 573 Church St., M4Y 2E4, Sales Mgr., H. Burkart; Toronto Mgr., R. (416) 363 -5074 (416) 920 -3495 Cutler Pres., D. McMillan; VP, G. Mugford: Lab. Pres., P. S. Hobel; Chairman, D. Leiter - ROBERT LAWRENCE PRODUCTIONS Mgr., J. McNaul man (CANADA) LTD. PEARCE AUDIO -VISUAL NEW YORK: Document Associates, 880 TORONTO: 38 Yorkville Ave., (416) 925- PRESENTATION Third Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022 5561; Tlx: 02 -2472 TORONTO 315: P.O. Box 1010, Studio K, HUCHM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Pres., J. T. Ross; Sec., M. Stonehouse; (416) 486 -7474 TORONTO, M4T 1Y1: 1331 Yonge St., Treas., E. Blakely; Cinequip Div., D. Hall Pres., J. W. Pearce (April '73 listing) MONTREAL: (416) 924 -7055, and BARRIE, L4M 4T9: Dominion Square Bldg., POTTERTON PRODUCTIONS INC. (514) 861 -3911; Mgr., J. Box 519, (705) 726 -6466 Boisvert MONTREAL 114: Box 948, Level 3, Place VP & Gen. Mgr., J. Mattenley; VP Sales, LEGENDRAMA PRODUCTIONS LTD. Bonaventure, (514) 875 -6470 J. Wood; Operations Mgr., G. Robertson; Pres., G. Potterton; Managing Dir., M. Prod. See listing under Audio Production Mgr., W. French Shostak; VP. P. Sanders; D. Brittain, B. LESSER STUDIO LTD. INTER -VIDEO INC. Baylis. Associates (Nov. '72 listing) TORONTO, M5V 1X2: MONTREAL 133: 1205 rue Dorchester 342 Richmond St. W., (416) 360 -1273 PRE -PRODUCTION PLANNING, LTD. Est, (514) 527 -8357; J. Lebel. N. Godin Exec. Prod. & Gen. Mgr., R. Lindsay MONTREAL 109: 1245 Sherbrooke St. W., TORONTO: NIELSEN- FERNS, 145 Wel- Ste. 1220, (514) 284 -3074 lington St. W., (416) 361 -0306 LOOK HEAR PRODUCTIONS LTD. MONTREAL: 2015 Peel St., (514) Pres., D. J. Suissa (Nov. '72 listing) JPL PRODUCTIONS INC. 842 -3779 PRODUCTION DJS MONTREAL MONTREAL 133: 1405 rue Alexandre de Mgr. Dir., T. A. M. Moore; Dir., A. Voronka; FILMS INT. LTD. Seve, (514) 526 -7751; Tlx: 05267329 Prod., A. Paris; Post -Prod., A. Bigio; MONTREAL 109: 1245 Sherbrooke St. W., Pres., J. P. LaDouceur; Mgr., P. Larin; Sound Dept., M. Higgs; Prod. Co -ord., H. Ste. 1220, (514) 284 -3074 Prod. Dir., G. Gazes Lipson; Research, D. Mericle; Prod. Asst., Pres., D. J. Suissa (Nov. '72 listing) KEG PRODUCTIONS LTD. F. Broughton RAI PURDY PRODUCTIONS LTD. TORONTO, M4Y 2E3: 556 Church St., TORONTO: 234 Eglinton Ave. E., (416) WEST VANCOUVER: 6278 St. George's (416) 924 -3041 487 -4601 Cres., (604) 921 -9840 G. S. Pres., R .C. Ellis; Sec. -Treas., Mgr., T. Watkins Pres., R. Purdy Kedey; VP, D. Gibson MAGIC MACHINE CARTOON FACTORY RABKO TELEVISION ALLAN KING ASSOCIATES TORONTO: 410 Adelaide St. W., Ste. 609, PRODUCTIONS CO. LTD. 397 St., (416) 964- TORONTO: Carlton (416) 363 -8218 TORONTO: 179 Richmond St. W., (416) 7284; Cable KINGKINO Gen. Mgr., A. Guest; Sales, P. Campbell; 362 -2071 Creative Dirs., N. Drew, D. Carter; Film VP & Gen. Mgr., D. C. McLean; Film Dir., Editor, R. Morden (April '73 listing) B. Irish, D. Cowan; Dir. of Photography, LAWRENCE MARSHALL G. Morita, H. Lake PRODUCTIONS LTD. TORONTO, M5P 1H1: 32 Berwick Ave., RELIGIOUS TELEVISION ASSOCIATES (416) 437 -2871 TORONTO: 315 Queen St. E.. M5A 1S7, Pres., L. A. Marshall; Creative Dir., D. A. (416) 366 -9221 Tudhope Exec. Prod., Rev. D. McCalmont: Dir., MERCER FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. D. Forbes; Dir., P. Flemington; Research. TORONTO 200: 290 Jarvis St., (416) 364- C. Bishop 1488 ROSE -MAGWOOD PRODUCTIONS Pres., J. Mercer (CANADA) LTD. MEYER VISUAL PRODUCTIONS INC. TORONTO: 9 New St., (415) 929 -0221 Try hand -held! TORONTO: 240 Eglinton Ave. E., Ste. 200, Gen. Mgr., J. Bilney; Prod. Mgr., G. Stoll tape- (416) 484 -0916 (April '73 listing) J. F. Meyer, A. Meyer S.D.A. PRODUCTIONS LTEE MONTREAL: 1103 St. Matthew St., (514) INTER VIDEO M H VIDEO INC. presents TORONTO: 481 University Ave., (416) 937 -3525 Canada's first mini -mobile, a 362 -5311 Pres., R. L. Harwood: VP, W. J. Hynes; complete 2" videotape sys- Gen. Mgr., M. Hind -Smith Gen. Mgr., I. S. Haidari; Comptroller, F. tem with hand MILMAR PRODUCTION Champagne; Dir. of Photography, P. Hart- -held cameras. mann The flexibility ENTERPRISES LTD. of film, the TORONTO: 80 St. Clair E., Ste. 105, SDP COMMUNICATIONS LTD. speed of videotape, better (416) 920 -8600 TORONTO: 89 Avenue Rd., Ste. 610, than competitive prices, and Dir. Prod., R. E. Moore; Prod. Asst., A. M5R 2G4, (416) 961 -5525 we come to you. Atkins (April '73 listing) Pres., S. D. Peterson; Sec. -Treas., S. MORELAND -LATCHFORD Agnelli For full information, contact PRODUCTIONS LTD. SEBERT PRODUCTIONS LTD. Inter -Video Inc. Studios: TORONTO, M5V 256: 299 Queen St. W., TORONTO: 508 Church St., (416) 925- 1205 Dorchester Blvd. East, (416) 362 -2011 4378 Pres., H. Moreland; VP, F. Latchford; Pres., J. Sebert; VP, D. Moshoian; Editor, Montreal 133, Quebec. Gen. Mgr., J. J. Hayward; Sales Mgr., W. Heath; B. Marshall, A. Van Dyke (April '73 listing ) Phone: (514) 527 -8357 French Sales Co- ordinator, M. Gagnon; DEREK SMITH LTD. Prod. Cable: VIDEOMONT, Co- ordinator, S. Moss; Head, Art TORONTO 133: 121 St. Patrick St., (416) Montreal Dept., R. Rix; Chief Writer, M. Axten 363 -6876 or M.S. ART SERVICES LTD. Pres., D. F. G. Smith; Chief Editor, P. TORONTO: 410 Adelaide St. W., (416) Benson Nielsen -Ferns Ltd. Office: 145 363 -2621 SOUTHAM VIDEOTEL LTD. Wellington West, Toronto, Ont. Creative Dir., M. Corvera; Exec. Prod., TORONTO: 1450 Don Mills Rd., (416) M5J 1H8 J. H. Olsen (April '73 listing) 445 -6641 Telephone: (416) 361 -0306 Pres., W. J. Langston; VP, G. J. Keeley; NACOM LIMITED Sales, K. Hunt Cable: VIDEOTOR ,Toronto. TORONTO 285: 45 Charles St. E., (416) MONTREAL: 310 Victoria Ave., (514) 924 -9777 487 -2302

102 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 SPAULDING TAYLOR HALL LTD. WILLOWDALE, Ont., M2P 1A2: 51 Plym- bridge Rd., (416) 488 -2861 Television Program Pres., T. Spaulding; VP, H. Taylor STONEY PRODUCTIONS LTD. See listing under Audio Production Distributors STUDIO CENTRE :.TD. TORONTO: 2264 Lakeshore Blvd. W., (416) 252 -2291 Pres., W. B. Plaunt (April '73 listing) SUMMIT FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. HESPELER, Ont.: R. R. No. 2, (519) 658 -2852 Pres., D. M. Robinson; VP, M. C. Robinson; Sec. -Treas., G. D. Scroggie AORTA COMMUNICATIONS LTD. NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA TAAW PRODUCTIONS LTD. See listing under Video Production ST. LAURENT 379: 3155 Cote de Liesse Rd., (514) 333 -3333; Cable Cannat- TORONTO 285: 7 Hayden St., Ste. 305, ASTRAL TELEVISION FILMS LTD. - (416) 923 -8486 f'ilm (TELEFILM OF CANADA) Tlx: 05- 267529 Govt. Film Pres., W. Troyer (April '73 listing) Astral Communications Ltd. MONTREAL: A Division of Commissioner, Chairman of the Board, TORONTO: 224 Davenport Rd., M5R 1J7, S. Newman; Asst. Govt. Film Commis- TAKE ONE LTD. (416) 924 -2155; Tlx: 062 -2411 sioner, A. Lamy; Dir., Eng. Production, VANCOUVER: 1 Alexander St., Ste. 201, Pres., H. L. Fein; Gen. Sales Mgr., M. N. B. Verrall; Dir., Fr. Production, Y. Leduc; (604) 687 -9027 Robinson; Booker -Sales, M. Boothe & Creative Dir., R. Fleck; Prod., G. Dir., Distribution, A. Vielfaure; Dir. of Pres. LTD. Margellos; Cinematographer, N. Allen - BELLEVUE -PATHE Production & Tech. Services, C. Prince; Rd., (416) Woolfe TORONTO 14: 9 Brockhouse Dir. of Ottawa Office, R. Monteith; Dir. of 259 -7811 Financial and Administrative Services, D. LTD. TALENT ASSOCIATES Pres., H. Greenburg; VP, S. Greenburg; Ruppel; Dir. of Personnel, M. Devlin; Dir. TORONTO: P.O. Box 34, Ste. 1400, To- Sound Recording Mgr., J. Grimaldi of Info. and Promotion, D. Novek ronto- Dominion Centre, (416) 364 -4450 Ave., Ville MONTREAL: 175 Mont Pellier TORONTO: 1 Lombard St., MacKenzie Pres., T. T. Reynolds; Mktg. & Promo- St. Laurent, (514) 748 -6541 Bldg., (416) 369 -4093 L. K. '73 tions, Dwan (April listing) Mgr., A. Collette Mgr., W. J. Proctor TDF FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. BONDED SERVICES INTERNATIONAL MONTREAL: 550 Sherbrooke St. W., TORONTO: 78 Scollard St., (416) 924- See listing under Film Labs Mgr., D. Belleville 1572 (902) 426- 3371 BRITISH BROADCASTING HALIFAX: Barrington, Pres., R. Paterson; R. Schulz, F. Spiess, CORPORATION 3120 Mgr., C. Neale L. George, H. Klosterman, G. Graham TORONTO 5: P.O. Box 500, Terminal A, (April '73 listing) (416) 925 -3311, Loc. 4842 VANCOUVER 5: 1155 West Georgia St., Sales Mgr., J. Ridge (604) 666 -1716 FILMS INC. TELESTAR BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION HUCHM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 101: 690 Lagauchetiere MONTREAL OTTAWA: 80 Elgin St., Information De- See listing under Video Production ouest, (514) 866 -3781 partment, K1P 5Y8, (613) 237 -1530 INTERNATIONAL FILM Cable: Telfilm Montreal Television & Films Officer, M. Kincaid; Administrator, J. P. DISTRIBUTORS LTD. Pres., M. Desmarais; Radio Officer, S. Kavanagh Martel TORONTO, M4W 1C8: 175 Bloor St. E., CBS TELEVISION NETWORK SALES OF (416) 962 -4061 THE 25TH FRAME FILM CANADA LTD. Exec. VP, C. S. Chaplin; TV Sales Mgr., PRODUCTION CO. LTD. TORONTO: 2 Carlton St., Ste. 1721, M5B S. Kunitzky; Controller, M. Kopstick; TV TORONTO: 342 Richmond St. W., M5V 1J3, (416) 363 -6294 Sales Rep, R. Zalken; Booker, G. Yeates 1X2, (416) 363 -1188 VP & Gen. Mgr., R. B. Baker; Office Mgr., MONTREAL: 5801 Monkland Ave. Dir., J. Goodford; Gen. Mgr., H. Carter; V. R. Cheyne CALGARY: 3811B Edmonton Trail N.E. Prod. Asst., J. Cockburn (April '73 listing) CHAMPLAIN PRODUCTIONS LTD. INTERNATIONAL TELE -FILM See listing under Video Production ENTERPRISES CHURCH BROADCASTING UNITED TORONTO 205: 221 Victoria St., (416) See Religious Television Associates in COLM O'SHEA See listing under O'Shea. 362 -2321 this section. Sales CRITERION PICTURES CORPORATION Managing Dir., M. L. Sweigman; VIDEOART PRODUCTIONS LTD. LTD. Mgr. J. McAlister; Sales Rep, S. Grant 1: One Bentall Centre, TORONTO, M5H 1Y4: 18 Temperance St., MONTREAL 261: 2310 Benny Ave., (514) VANCOUVER (416) 360 -1456 487 -1400. (604) 681 -8433 Pres., R. Kain; Sales Mgr., B. Fortnum; Gen. Mgr., J. F. Murphy; Booker, D. Mgr., G. Olmstead Art Dir., G. Burry; Animation Dir., D. Cox Murphy ITC OF CANADA LTD. HALIFAX: 1541 Barrington St., Ste. 216, TORONTO: P.O. Box 320, Toronto - VIDEOPACK LTD. (902) 425 -3200 Dominion Centre, M5K 1K2, (416) 362- W., TORONTO 135: 337 King St. (416) Branch Mgr., G. G. Murphy 1166 361 -1077 Pres., H. Harris; Office Mgr., V. Rowley Pres.. W. L. Duncan C -V ENTERPRISES TORONTO, M5P 2K8: 964 Avenue Rd., MONTREAL: 1500 Stanley St., (514) VUE INFORMATION SERVICES LTD. (416) 488 -4131 288 -4082 VUE SERVICE D'INFORMATIONS LTEE Dir., S. L. Vinsen Mgr., W. Clapham MONTREAL, H2Y 2B6: 308 Place d'You- RALPH C. ELLIS ENTERPRISES LTD. GORDON JONES PROGRAMMING ville, (514) 842 -3861 TORONTO: 556 Church St., (416) SCARBOROUGH, Ont.: 11 Fenwood Hts., Pres., B. Brenn; VP, P. Goulet; VP, S. 924 -2186 M1M 2V6, (416) 267 -1239, Tlx: 06 -22302 Kroll Pres., R. C. Ellis; Gen. Mgr., P. Buckley MCA TV (CANADA) MCA Building, 2450 WESTERN FILMS LIMITED (June '73 listing) WILLOWDALE, Ont.: Park Ave., 491 -3000; Tlx: WINNIPEG, R3E 0A8: 695 Sargent Ave., EUROFILM LIMITEE Victoria (416) (204) 786 -8567 MONTREAL 101: 690 Lagauchetiere 06- 966 -876 Mgr. TV, H. S. Stewart; TV Sales Rep., F. Pres. & Gen. Mgr., G. Henning; VP & Ouest, (514) 866 -3781; Cable: Merofil Braun; Head Booker, B. Carrick Accounting, E. F. Henning; Treas., G. T. Montreal MONTREAL 107: 2015 Drummond St., Brazzell; Prod. Mgr., E. Smith; Chief Pres., M. Desmarais; Administrator, J. P. Ste. 832, (514) 845 -0249 Cinematographer, B. Matilainen; Sound Martel Sales Dir., G. Morin Eng., M. McPhail; Chief Editor, R. Lower FREMANTLE OF CANADA LIMITED TORONTO 205: 1403 -21 Dundas Sq., METRO -GOLDWYN -MAYER TELEVISION WESTERN PRODUCTIONS LTD. (416) 863 -0543 TORONTO: 696 Yonge St., Ste. 502, NEW WESTMINSTER: 815 McBride Plaza, Pres., W. V. Furber; Asst. Gen. Mgr., (416) 924 -5778; Tlx: 022 -1111 (604) 522 -2711 K. Case Gen. Mgr., W. Cooke; Sales Service Co- Pres., M. Mkt. Mgr., F. Hogg S. Linka Cooper; GLEN -WARREN PROGRAM SALES ordinator, LTD. ROBERT S. WRIGHT PRODUCTIONS TORONTO: 111 Richmond St. W., (416) NBC (CANADA) 195: 45 St. Clair Ave. W., 9th TORONTO: 701 Don Mills Rd., Ste. 2004 363 -5291, Tlx: 02 -29114 TORONTO 964 -2821 (April '73 listing) Prop., R. S. Wright (April '73 listing) VP, E. J. Delaney floor, (416)

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 103 ADVERTISING AGENCIES TORONTO 1: 170 University Ave., (416) VANCOUVER: Foster, Young, Ross, An- 368 -7031 thony Assoc. Ltd., 404 Pacific Press Bldg., KEY (1, 2, 4) V. Baviello (3) E. A. Westen- 2250 Granville St. (1) Vice -President (Broadcast) Media (2) Broad- (2) H. Bakes, A. J. Collins Account dorp, V. Brooker (April '73 listing) cast Media Director(s) (3) Broadcast 1000, 610 -Eighth Ave. S.W. Supervisor(s) (4) Broadcast Media Buyer(s) CULNANE -FATTORI ASSOC. LTD. CALGARY: BURLINGTON: P.O. Box 5034, 3336 Main - (2) E. G. De Jong 2 -1919 Scarth St., (306) 527- way Dr., (416) 639 -5460 REGINA: 6688 (2) H. G Pascoe (4) B. Hayden (2) M. East (3) K. Matz D'ARCY -MacMANUS & MASIUS EDMONTON: Bank of Commerce Bldg., CARDON, ROSE LTD. (CANADA) LTD. 101 Jasper Ave., (403) 439 -0335 MONTREAL 107: 1411 Crescent St., St. E., TORONTO, M4W 1G2: 250 Bloor (2) B. W. Ashwick (April '73 listing) (514) 842 -8571 (416) 921 -5111 FRANCIS, WILLIAMS & JOHNSON LTD. (2) N. Cardon (2) L. King (3) E. Aikin, J. A. Rush (4) (416) 924- CALGARY: 700 -6th Ave. S.W., 6th Floor, TORONTO 5: 1491 Yonge St., A. Dhama Pacific Plaza, T2P OT8, (403) 266 -7061 7361 DINBEST MARKETING LTD. W. Minto (April '73 listing) (2) B. Toews (4) F. Leslie -Spinks (3) TORONTO: 110 Church St., 2nd floor LTD. EDMONTON: 10010 -105 Street, (403) CASE ASSOCIATES ADVERTISING (416) 864 -1000 E., Ste. 424 -6171 TORONTO: 600 Eglinton Ave. (4) J. Everitt (April '73 listing) 1P3, (416) 481 -4281 FREEMAN MATHES & MILNE LTD. 405, M4P JOHN DOHERTY & CO LTD. J. Levine (4) J. Hallworth (April TORONTO 200: 950 Yonge St., 5th floor, (2) G. OTTAWA: 46 Elgin St., (613) 232 -9418 '73 listing) (416) 962 -8330 (3) O. Grant, M. Blagg ADVERTISING LTD. (2) D. Buck CHISHOLM DOYLE DANE BERNBACH 128: 14th floor, 555 Dor- 48 St. Clair Ave. W., (416) MONTREAL TORONTO: ADVERTISING LTD. chester Blvd. W., (514) 866 -2055 924 -8431 TORONTO: 250 Bloor St. E., M4W 1G4, (2) T. Malo (3) T. A. P. Chisholm, M. Binstock (416) 925 -8911; Tlx: 06- 217 -848 GENT CREATIVE & MARKETING & COMPANY LTD. COCKFIELD, BROWN (1) J. A. Robertson (2) D. L. Lythgoe ASSOCIATES LTD. Canada Cement Bldg., MONTREAL: 200 (4) M. Todd, J. Wilson TORONTO: 2323 Yonge St., M4P 2E1, (514) 861 -1771 DREHER ADVERTISING (416) 487 -3615 J. Roblee (3) S. Lodge, L. Rivard, C. (2) OF CANADA LTD. (2) J. Watkins Toupin (4) E. Cox, B. Ormos, T. Price MONTREAL 2: 1155 Dorchester Blvd. W., & M4V 1L7: 2 St. Clair Ave. W., GILLARD, GOUDIE, WARREN TORONTO, (514) 861 -8341 924 -5492 ELVIN LTD. (416) (1) H. P. Kelley (2) P. Festing -Smith Rd., Ont., B. (4) K. Kearney, L. SCARBOROUGH: 491 Brimley (1) I. Campbell (3, 4) W. F. Byrd (April '73 listing) Virtue, M. McGowan, L. Lim, I. Howard, (416) 863 -0800 -SAXE ADVERTISING LTD. E. M. Canning DUMONT (2 -4) R. Goudie 1210 Sherbrooke St. W., Ste. 780: 345 Dorval Ave., Ste. 4, VANCOUVER: 134 Abbott St., (604) 681- MONTREAL: MONTREAL 225, 849 -3728 (April '73 listing) 631 -4216 1111 (514) (514) (2 -4) S. G. M. Jones (1) J. M. Morrison LTD. Ste. A., 209 Notre Dame Ave., DUNSKY ADVERTISING GOODIS GOLDBERG SOREN LTD. WINNIPEG: 1310 Greene Ave., Ste. 942 -0811 MONTREAL 215: DON MILLS, Ont.: 23 Prince Andrew (204) 937 -4257 J. Gibson (4) L. McVarish 230, (514) Place, (416) 445 -1153 (1) H. (3) B. Moscovitz, B. 197 York St., (519) 438 -2117 (2, 4) S. Diamond (1, 2) C. Peck (3) F. Sanford, S. Pallis, LONDON: Rubinger R. Burns (4) G. Rive J. Williams, W. Wright (4) R. Tanquiy, (1) 12 Water St., Ste. 400, Industrial Division (formerly VANCOUVER: M. Gault ADVERTISING AGENCY) Cordage Bldg. MONTREAL: 666 Sherbrooke St. W., Ste. INDUSTRIAL M. King (3) M. R. Botnick, H. E. TORONTO: 1220 Yonge St., M4T 1W1, (2, 4) 306, (514) 842 -5401 (416) 924 -6671 Johnson W. Wright (April '73 listing) WINNIPEG 1: 294 Portage Ave., Ste. 507, (4) J. B. Foster (204) 942 -0441 ST. CATHARINES: P.O. Box 1091, (416) GRANT /TANDY ADVERTISING R. Muller, L. Fritsch (4) G. Mc- 684 -8736 (3) (OF CANADA) LTD. St., 10th Floor, (2 -4) D. C. Williamson Connell TORONTO: 2 Carlton REGINA: 1874 Scarth St., Ste. 614, (306) MONTREAL 110: 330 -1500 Stanley St., (416) 363 -7241, Twx: 06 -22487 525 (4) (514) 842 -5281 -1528 (2) A. B. Cadenhead (3) J. Bradley (3) R. Pradinuk (4) E. Doucette (April (1) A. F. Wrenshall S. McCallum VANCOUVER: 102 -3737 Oak St., (604) '73 listing) WINDSOR: 1015 University Ave. W., (519) INC. 736 -3881 JACQUES DUSAULT & ASSOCIES 256 -7828 (2 -4) W. S. Greenwell QUEBEC CITY: 580 Grande Alle E., (418) MONTREAL: 2055 Peel St., (514) -6171, Tlx: 01 -20653 COMMUNICATION PNMD 529 -6601 845 (2) E. Blouin (2) M. Viau MONTREAL: 2085 Union Ave., 15th Floor, (514) 845 -7194, Twx: 610 -421 -3312 FIRTH & BAKOWSKY AD LTD. GREY ADVERTISING LTD. St., (416) 925- 1W1: 2055 Peel St., (2) R. Lapierre (4) G. Benjamin, Y. TORONTO 7: 1491 Yonge MONTREAL, H3A Blanchard 1123 (514) 849 -5661 J. de Munnik (April '73 listing) R. L. Morgan (4) L. Figueredo, INC. (2, 4) (2) C. CONCEPTAT L. Laterreur 110: 1500 Stanley, Ste. 408, LA FONTAINE PUBLICITE INC. MONTREAL Catherine, TORONTO, M5C 1T4: 110 Yonge St., 843 -3066 MONTREAL 132: 576 Est Ste. (514) (416) 362 -1321 (2) G. Robitaille (4) G. Boivin (April '73 (514) 842 -1855 M. Lavoie (2) J. D. Patterson (4) L. Abramson, E. listing) (1) R. Yves La Fontaine (2, 4) (3) P. Langlois (April '72 listing) Joyce CORPORAD LTD. ADVERTISING LTD. Yonge St., M4T 1Z2, SANDRA HAMILTON TORONTO: 1497 FOOTE, CONE & BELDING 3702 -55 Nassau St., R3L 2G8, (416) 964 -2170 WINNIPEG: ADVERTISING LTD. (204) 284 -4833 (1) C. A. Fraser (2) E. R. Redner St., M4Y 1R1, 1110 TORONTO: 10 St. Mary (2 -4) S. Hamilton MONTREAL: 2508 Cantlie House, -491 -2342 (416) 924 -9331; Twx: 610 HARDING MARKETING SERVICES Sherbrooke St. W. M. P. Scott, (1) M. Kennerley (3) Davy, WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 15 Franklin Ave., ASSOCIES O. Dunkley, P. COSSETTE B. Vaivada, W. Weis (4) (416) 223 -3030 COMMUNICATION -MARKETING S. Balind, P. Horricks, T. Finn Gordon, (1) D. N. Harding (2) N. Haldane QUEBEC 6: 1580 Chemin Ste -Foy, (418) 800 Dorchester Blvd. W., MONTREAL: COUNSEL LTD. 681 -6015 866 -6692 HARRISON MARKETING (514) St. W., Ste. 200, (2) C. Lessard (4) J. Morin Office Mgr., G. Daoust TORONTO: 212 King M5H 1K5, (416) 362 -6631 MONTLE & CLARRIDGE ADVERTISING COWLING, FOSTER (2) C. Haferkorn (3) G. L. Harrison, D. LTD. TORONTO: 40 St. Clair Ave. W., M4V ADVERTISING Deman, G. Werlick (4) F. Butler (April Blowers St., (902) -8000 HALIFAX: 5224 1M6, (416) 928 '73 listing) 429 -3344 (2) P. D. Jursek (3) J. H. Millar, M. F. HAYHURST CO. LTD. (1) C. M. Montle Newton (4) M. Logan, E. Gesgonen, D. H. TORONTO: 55 Eglinton Ave. E., (416) CROMBIE ADVERTISING CO. LTD. Balen, D. Wasserman St. W., MONTREAL: 3 Place Ville Marie, Ste. 30 487 -4371 MONTREAL 111: 550 Sherbrooke C. H. Platt, B. J. (2) C. Muir (3) D. Swinton, 352 Donald (1) J. B. Tomlinson (2) (514) 288 -4221 Keelor, B. D. Elliot (3) P. Hepburn, T. (2) A. Emberg St., Ste. 400 (4) M. Simons

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Killeavy, W. Wright, L. Musgrave, S. Ave., (514) 488 -1733 (1) D. Harrison (2) W. Van Weezel- Hutchison, L. Schiller (4) N. Lou, L. (1, 4) J. Kurtesoglu (2) C. P. Cullen (3) Errens, H. Dow, R. K. Pinkerton (3) R. Ringwood, S. Forde, E. Schafron, V. S. Kersten Baker, S. Pierpont, C. Pretty, C. Weldon, MacFarlane, B. Andrachuk KATES ADVERTISING LTD. A. Laidlaw, S. Weichel (4) R. Young, P. VANCOUVER: 1033 Davie St., (604) TORONTO: 730 Yonge St., (416) 962- Logan, S. Mula, N. MaKasare, N. Draper, 684 -1111 6835 M. Wong -Sinn, J. Bahier (2) J. G. Service (4) R. Labe (2) S. Kates (3) D. Keogan MONTREAL: Ste. 406, 550 Sherbrooke St. MONTREAL: 1420 Sherbrooke St. W., KELLEY CO. LTD., RUSSELL T. W., (514) 845 -1222; Twx: 610 -421 -3312 (514) 845 -0251 D. L. Henuset HAMILTON 22: 627 Main St. E., (416) (2) Wingfield (3) (4) E. Lafontaine WINNIPEG 2: 500 Mall Centre Bldg., 491 525 -3610 Portage Ave., (204) 772 -0472; Tlx: 07- HEGGIE ADVERTISING CO. LTD. (2) R. A. Morgan (3) J. Palmer DON MILLS, Ont.: 1129 Leslie St., (416) MONTREAL: 1110 Sherbrooke St. W., Ste. 57480 G. Gunderson 445 -1100 2103, (514) 844 -3006 (2) WINDSOR: 500 Ouelette Ave., (519) 253- (2) P. Sivell (4) J. Coe (4) Y. Goulet MONTREAL: 1350 1414 Sherbrooke St. W., ECKHARDT LTD. (514) 845 -9151 KENYON & (3) H. Parsons TORONTO 1: 8 King St. E., (416) 364- MARK ADVERTISING AGENCY INC. TED HERRIOTT ASSOCIATES 5381; Tlx: 02 -29618 MONTREAL 109: 1420 Sherbrooke St. W., MISSISSAUGA, Ont. L4V 1H2: 6291 (2) D. Iler (3) R. R. Helwig, J. K. Mahon Dorman Rd., Unit 20A, (416) 678 -2855 (514) 845 -3241 (1 -4) T. Herriott KERT ADVERTISING LTD. (1, 4) M. Garneau (Nov. '71 listing) HILL ADVERTISING LTD., GORDON TORONTO: 2180 Yonge St., Ste. 600, MARSHALL FENN LTD. TORONTO: 130 Bloor St. W., (416) M4S 1B7, (416) 481 -6422 TORONTO: 245 Davenport Rd., M5R 1K1 924 -8481 (2) M. McKee (4) A. Rayman (April '73 (416) 962 -3241; Tlx: 06 -22582 (2) N. Pleasants (3) A. Burton (4) R. listing) (4) J. Rae Haight KEYPIT ADVERTISING LTD. McCALL ADVERTISING AGENCY MONTREAL 107: 1470 Place du Canada, TORONTO 315: 820 Mt. Pleasant Rd., LONDON: 520 Wellington St. N., Civic (514) 866 -8741 (416) 485 -6511 Sq., N6A 3R1, (519) 672 -7850 (2) N. Pleasants (4) N. Fraser, C. (2) D. R. Ambrose (1) J. M. Ballantyne (April '73 listing) Castong uay KROHN & COMPANY McCANN -ERICKSON ADVERTISING HOWE ADVERTISING LTD. MONTREAL: 1115 Sherbrooke St. W., OF CANADA LTD. TORONTO 180: 59 Avenue Rd., (416) Ste. 1702, (514) 845 -2278 TORONTO, M5S îS8: 151 Bloor St. W., 924 -2505 (1, 4) P. A. Germain (416) 925 -3231; Tlx: 02 -21199 (2) B. Howe (3) L. Owens (4) D. MICHEL L'ECUYER & ASSOCIES INC. (2) D. C. LaFerle (3) T. A. Sylvah, C. Simmons MONTREAL 456: 4001 est, boul. Metro - Quinn, J. Frost (4) E. Goff, M. Liskear, HULME ADVERTISING politain, (514) 728 -4555 V. Ng, M. Halayka Peel MONTREAL 110: 2050 Mansfield St., (1) M. L'Ecuyer (2, 4) G. Henault (3) C. MONTREAL: 2015 St., (514) 849- (514) 845 -3124 Demers 8341 WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 4 Lansing Sq., (416) QUEBEC 4: 100 Place d'Youville, Ste. 505, (2) C. Ramsey (4) S. Davison 493 -4463 (418) 524 -3505 VANCOUVER: 1030 W. Georgia St., (604) (2) M. McLeod (April '73 listing) (1) C. Cournoyer (2 -4) J. Dion 683 -5608 Managing Dir., D. Tyerman HUXLEY -IRWIN -PRICE LTD. LEE & ASSOCIATES LTD., RAYMOND HAMILTON: 70 Sanford Ave. N., (416) TORONTO: 600 Eglinton Ave. E., (416) McCONNELL /DFS 528 -0058; Toronto (416) 364 -3751 485 -7625 TORONTO, M4P 1K7: 234 Eglinton Ave. (4) T. Goto (3) H. Firestone E., (416) 487 -4601 C. M. White, M. Rye TORONTO 290: 1365 Yonge St., (416) LEVEILLE & ASSOCIES INC., JEAN (1) D. M. DeNike (2) M. Leonard (4) E. Connor, 924 -8187 MONTREAL 107: 1440 Ste. Catherine St. (3) J. Stocks, (4) K. Mitchell W., Ste. 725, (514) 866 -3611 M. Drazumerich, M. Gibson 2015 Peel St., (514) INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING (2) M. Legault (4) M. Marchand MONTREAL 110: AGENCY 842 -6431 See Cockfield, Brown & Co. Ltd., Indus- LIPPMAN ADVERTISING trial Division (3) J. Kizell ASSOCIATES INC. WINNIPtG, R3B 2Z2: 310 -310 Donald St., BUFFALO INTER -CANADA ADVERTISING 14202: 520 Genesee Bldg., (204) 943 -7406 (716) 856 -1900, Tlx: 91 AGENCY LTD. -342 (4) C. Shewchuk MONTREAL 109: 1350 Sherbrooke St. (1) W. Lippman (2) M. Dougherty (3) W., Ste. 1600, (514) 842 -4401 M. Lippman (4) D. Giancarlo, M. Schu- McKIM /BENTON & BOWLES LTD. MONTREAL: 1155 Dorchester Blvd. W., (1, 2) Y. Fortier (5 Asst.) R. Lisabelle man (514) 861 -8421 (3) R. Schwartz (4) C. Lamont, M. LUNAN /HOFFMAN ADVERTISING LTD. (1) H. T. Harbinson (3) M. Fogel, G. Vincent (Nov '72 listing) MONTREAL 107: 1440 St. Catherine St. Moffat (4) J. Campbell, J. R. Matheson, JARVIS LTD., ALBERT W., Ste. 814, (514) 875 -6290 I. MacLeod, G. Motfatt TORONTO (4) J. Price 5: 1000 Yonge St., (416) 925- TORONTO: P.O. Box 99, Commerce 3815 MACLAREN ADVERTISING CO. LTD. Court E., M5L 1E1, (416) 863 -5300 (1, 3) G. Jarvis (April '73 listing) TORONTO, M5H 2J8: 111 Richmond St. (1) H. R. Chernoff (3) P. H. Boultbee, A. JOHN ADVERTISING AGENCY W., (416) 363 -2244; Tlx: 06- 219652; Twx: McDougald, M. Rye, J. Dauvin, R. Smith MONTREAL, H4A 3K7: 3456 Northcliffe 610 -491 -2322 WINNIPEG 1: Canada House, 340 Assini-

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BROADCASTER /November, 1973 107 ADVERTISING AGENCIES PAYEUR PUBLICITE INC. EDMONTON: 607 Baker Centre, 10025- QUEBEC CITY: 639 -8 Ave., (418) St., 422 -5107; Tlx: 037 -3376 KEY 529- 106th (403) 3322 (2) W. G. Heatherington (1) Vice -President (Broadcast) Media (2) Broad- cast Media Director(s) (3) Broadcast Account (1 -3) G. H. Payeur (2) Ls -Ph. Vezina (4) TORONTO 185: 1310 -2 Carlton St., (416) Supervisor(s) (4) Broadcast Media Buyer(s) N. Bujold 362 -7474; Tlx: 02 -21544 (Publicite Bourhonnais Associes Inc.) (4) M. Beig MONTREAL 360: Ste. 207, 2226 Henri MONTREAL 114: 44 Frontenac, (514) boine Ave., (204) 942 -3491 Bourassa E., (514) 381 -5811 866 -4825; Tlx: 012 -6197 (4) W. E. Wilson (2) A. Croteau VANCOUVER 5: 505 Burrard St., (604) PENNELL ADVERTISING 683 -8121 TORONTO 1: 19 Richmond St. W., (416) RONALDS- REYNOLDS & CO. LTD. (4) E. Fox (April '73 listing) 364 -2079 TORONTO 2: 154 University Ave., (416) (1, 3) M. Barrer 362 -2381 McLAUCHLAN, MOHR LTD. PIERCELL MERCHANDISING LTD. (1) H. Anderson (2) W. R. Ibsen, N. TORONTO: 101 Bloor St. W., (416) 964- Reif (4) E. Leslie, M. Gailitis, J. Oleskin- 0440 WINDSOR: 373 Cabana Rd. E., (519) 969 -4531 ski, P. Walshe, G. Semple, W. Glass, R. (1, 3) C. McLauchlan (2) J. Kelk (3) G. (1) W. Pierce!! Moran Cullum, C. Mohr MONTREAL 2: 2055 Peel St., (514) 849- PLACE ROYALE B &B MARKETING LTD. 9401 McNALLY & ASSOCIATES LTD., JOHN MONTREAL, H3B 4B4: 1010 St. Catherine (2) M. Sedlack (4) A. Cramsie, B. Powell, DON MILLS, Ont.: 797 Don Mills Rd., St. W., Ste. 524 C. Trudeau, L. Bibeault (416) 429 -1370 (2) A. Parks (4) W. Byrd (2, 4) B. P. Steeves VANCOUVER 5: 1033 Davie St., (604) PUBLIC 684 -4151 MEDIA ADVERTISING LTD. & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS LTD. (2) K. Johnson (3) D. Cooke MONTREAL 111: 1460 Union Ave., (514) TORONTO: 842 -4131 36 Toronto St., M5C 2C5, ROWNTREE & CO. LTD., GORDON (416) 364 -2154 (1) D. Prevost VANCOUVER 1: 1198 W. Pender St., (1) J. T. Lloyd (2) H. Reid (3) E. Okeefe MEYERHOFF ASSOCIATES (604) 682 -6271 (4) T. Seeborn (2) S. Yorke LTD., ARTHUR MONTREAL: 1808 Sherbrooke St. W., RSGL PUBLICITE LTEE TORONTO 12: 164 Eglinton Ave. E., Ste. (514) 937 -5383 MONTREAL 107: 1440 St. Catherine St. 401, (416) 485 -6553 (1) N. J. McDonald (2) J. Bertram W., Room 512, (514) 871 -1644 (2) K. Boake VANCOUVER: 1055 W. Hastings, Ste. (1 -4) L. St -Andre MORRIS SAFFER ADVERTISING LTD. 1770, (604) 681 -7557 TORONTO: 192 Bridgeland Ave., (416) (1) J. D. Usher RUBIN ASSOCIATES LTD., ZIG 787 -0241 OTTAWA: 85 Sparks St., (613) 232 -2687 DON MILLS, Ont.: 1129 Leslie St., (416) (1) D. Cravat (3) H. Graff (4) C. McVeigh (1) G. Stringer 447 -9111 (April '73 listing) HALIFAX: One Saskville Place, Ste. 602, (1, 3) S. Zelcovitch (4) C. Canning, J. MUTER, CULINER, FRANKFURTER (902) 429 -0563 Robertson (Nov. '72 listing) & GOULD LTD. (1) D. B. Webster SAVAGE ADVERTISING LTD., BARRY TORONTO 5: 89 Avenue Rd., (416) 924- MONTREAL 351: 3rd floor, 110 Place PUBLICITE ET CONSEIL DUBUISSON Cremazie W., (514) 387 -3715 5736 (1973) LTEE (2) D. T. Savage (3) M. Eaton (4) W. (1) G. A. Rafelman (2) M. Naftolin (4) MONTREAL 129: 210 est, Ste. Catherine, C. Roberts, S. Murtagh Manning, B. C. Savage, B. A. Savage (514) 866 -8921 (April '73 listing) NEEDHAM, HARPER & STEERS (1) J. Brunelle (4) C. Laverdure, N. OF CANADA LTD. Lavoie SAUVIAT & ASSOCIATES LTD., G. R. TORONTO 1: Ste. 300, 101 Richmond St., MONTREAL 109: 1270 Sherbrooke St. W., (416) 364 -1492; Twx: 06 -22476 PUBLICITE MARTIN INC. (514) 288 -6211 (2) D. Dailleboust (4) S. Bonfield, A. MONTREAL: 10339 boul. St- Laurent, (1) A. L. Sauviat (2, 4) M. Bourdeau (3) Parkes Room 4, (514) 382 -1450 G. R. Sauviat (Nov. '72 listing) (1, 2) A. Cyr (3) C. Lahaise (4) L. NORMAN, CRAIG & KUMMEL Simard SCHNEIDER & COMPANY LTD., (CANADA) LTD. HAROLD M. DON MILLS, Ont.: 1129 Leslie St., (416) PUBLIGRAPHIC INC. MONTREAL 110: 2024 Peel St., (514) 449 -1010; Tlx: 02 -29139 MONTREAL 114: Place Bonaventure, P.O. 842 -8531 Box 73, (1, 2) R. K. Ryall (3) M. Wiseman, J. (514) 866 -2711 (2) B. K. Macintyre Salituro (1) S. Dorval (4) D. LeRay (April '73 listing) SCHNEIDER PROMOTIONS INC., LOU O'BRIEN ADVERTISING LTD. MONTREAL 107: 1420 Crescent St., (514) VANCOUVER: 1030 W. Georgia St., (604) RBA ADVERTISING LTD. 849 -3544 681 -9174 TORONTO: 73 Richmond St. W., (416) (1) R. Schneider (2, 3) L. Schneider (4) (2) M. F. Madigan (4) S. Balmforth 364 -5261 N. Theriault (1, 4) R. Bell (Nov. '72 listing) OGILVY & MATHER (CANADA) LTD. SIMONS PALMER & LECKY TORONTO, M5J 1V5: 88 University Ave., REIMER ADVERTISING LTD., C. ADVERTISING LTD. (416) 362 -7711; Tlx: 02 -2719 WINNIPEG 2: 600 The Mall Centre, (204) VANCOUVER 2: 736 Richards St., (604) (1) G. B. Murray (3) D. Campbell, D. 774 -4424 687 -7911 (1, 2) L. Reimer Pretty, M. Musgrave C. (4) M. Reimer (1) R. Simons (2) G. Jarvis, P. Davey (4) MONTREAL 101: Place du Canada, 10th REYNOLDS & COMPANY, JOHN A. S. Mitchell floor, (514) 866 -6961 TORONTO 7: 412 Mt. Pleasant Rd., (416) SPITZER, MILLS & BATES LTD. (1) G. B. Murray (3) C. Confer 485 -3136 TORONTO 2: 790 Bay St., (416) 366 -2811 OUTREACH INCORPORATED (2) J. A. Reynolds (3) R. L. Davidson (1) T. Rhodes TORONTO: 76 St. Clair Ave. W., (416) (4) E. S. Morlock (Nov. '72 listing) MONTREAL 115: Ste. 1404, Place Vic- 925 -3212 ROBERTS, FENTON, McCONNEL, LTD. toria, (514) 861 -9721 (April '73 listing) (1) J. M. Eastman, D. L. Breithaupt, C. B. VANCOUVER: 873 Beatty St., (604) 682- STONE & HAND LTD. Templeton (April '73 listing) 1631; Tlx: 04- 507816 TORONTO: 120 Eglinton Ave. E., M4P PAUL, PHELAN & PERRY LTD. K. J. (2) Hicks (3) Roosen 1E7, (416) 481 -5204 TORONTO: 33 Bloor St. E., M4W 1B2, CALGARY: 200 -415 3rd St., 1R3, T2P (2) E. Weinstock (416) 925 -3436 (403) 263 -4040; Tlx: 038 -22508 (3) G. Forsyth (April '73 listing) (2) G. Laughren STRANG PUBLIC RELATIONS & ADVERTISING 'LTD., J. WALLY EDMONTON: No 602, 10015 -119 Street, (403) 488 -3552, 482 -2959 H O Y L E S N I B L O C K A S S O C I A T E S (2) W. Strang, C. Purdie, D. McMahon CONSULTING ENGINEERS MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS ATTORNEYS (3) E. Rowand (4) W. Strang (April '73 listing) AM FM TV STATIONS STURMAN, BUCKSTEIN & CO. LTD. CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS DON MILLS, Ont.: 801 York Mills Rd., (416) 445 -2263 3110 BOUNDARY ROAD. VANCOUVER 12, B.C. TELEPHONE (604, 437 -1141 (2) J. Sturman, M. E. Buckstein (3) B. Purdy, D. Leckie

108 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 THOMPSON CO. LTD., J. WALTER VICKERS & BENSON LTD. TORONTO: 102 Bloor St. W., M5S 1M9, TORONTO: 980 Yonge St., M4W 2J8, (416) 924 -9171; Twx: 610 -491 -2288 (416) 925 -9393 MEDIA CONSULTANTS (1) R. Kostyra (2) M. Poirier, N. Demeda, (2) E. Brown, R. Bremner, G. Thompson, J. Jamieson, A. McDougald, V. Lengtis M. Fogel (3) A. Shepherd (4) A. Rey- (3) V. Hain, J. Hartnell, V. Hopkins, J. nolds, J. Beamish, T. Allen Pasmore, T. Adams, B. Kiel, W. McGregor, MONTREAL: 2055 Peel St., (514) 849- KEY M. Turner, G. Crozier 6211 MONTREAL 114: Place Bonaventure, (1) F. A. Collins (3) L. Ditchburn, J. (1) President (2) Vice- President (3) Media Buyer (514) 876 -2011; Twx: 610 -421 -3682 Guerin, D. Stewart (4) C. Churchill, B. Broadcast (2) M. Cladios, P. Gross (3) A. Itakura, Stephens, C. Innes C. Dupere VANCOUVER: 1201 W. Pender St., Ste. VANCOUVER: 966 W. Hastings St., (604) 100, (604) 681 -3474 CREATIVE MEDIA 683 -4466; Twx: 610 -922 -6098 (2) J. Cornell CONSULTANTS LTD. (2) L. Redpath WATIER PUBLICITE LTEE, MAURICE TORONTO: 663 Yonge St., No. 202, (416) TOROBIN ADVERTISING LTD. MONTREAL: 2055 Peel St., Room 225, 922 -2164 MONTREAL 307: 8191 Montview Rd., (514) 842 -2511; Tlx: 05 -24435 (1) D. Holden (3) D. Holden, J. Jackson (514) 735 -5106 (1) M. Provost (2) G. Cadieux (3) M. INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMPANY (1 -4) S. Torobin (April '73 listing) Watier, M. Provost, J. Leduc, L. Brien TORONTO: 412 Mount Pleasant Rd.; (4) M. Beaupre TORRESAN & ASSOCIATES M4S 2L7, (416) 488 -2641 (INTERNATIONAL) LTD., RAY WATSON ADVERTISING LTD., (1) K. G. Colmer ROBERT D. MONTREAL: 1 Place Ville Marie, (514) JEAN KENNEDY PLACEMENT 878 -3175 CALGARY: 802 -16 Ave. S.W., (403) 264- CONSULTANT (3) P. Rochon 3801 Media Planning and Buying Services TORONTO: 151 Bloor St. W., Ste. 920, (1) R. D. Watson (2) C. Vickaryous TORONTO: 240 Eglinton Ave. E.; (416) 964 -0488 (April '72 listing) M4P 1K8, (416) 489 -9900 (4) H. Bateman WHITEHEAD, TITHERINGTON & (3) J. Kennedy HALIFAX: main floor, 6009 Quinpool Rd., BOWYER LTD. MEDIA BUYING SERVICES LTD. (902) 425 -5130 TORONTO: 696 Yonge St., M4Y 2A7, TORONTO: 129 Yorkville Ave.; M5R 1C4, P. Chant (416) 925 -5544 (416) 961 -1255, Tlx: 06 -23128 (4) A. Zaharchuk WINNIPEG: 330 Portage Ave., Ste. 1514, (1) P. R. Simpson (2) D. Simpson, P. G. R3C 0C4, (204) 942 -7745 WILLIS ADVERTISING LTD. Swain (3) J. Balango, M. Bryant, A. M. Cobb TORONTO: 165 Bloor St. E., M4W 1C8, Butcher, D. Mitchell, B. Wilkie CALGARY: 1 Palliser Square, No. 2535, (416) 925 -3804 MONTREAL: 1115 Sherbrooke St. W., Ste. (403) 263 -2729 (2, 4) C. McVeigh 2204, (514) 849 -1683 S. Brown YANEFF LIMITED, CHRIS C. Nielsen 1055 W. Hastings St., Ste. VANCOUVER: TORONTO 5: 119 Isabella St., (416) 924- LONDON, England: 10 St. James' St., Lon- 920, (604) 685 -1271 6677 don SW1, 01- 839 -5033 (4) M. Stokes (3) C. Yaneff (4) J. Claxton P. Green TREMBLAY PUBLICITE, PIERRE YOUNG & RUBICAM LTD. LOS ANGELES: Ste. 1400, 1900 Avenue 2: 485, boul. QUEBEC CITY Langelier, TORONTO 5: 60 Bloor St. W., (416) 961- of the Stars, Century City, (213) 552 -2284 (418) 522 -7133; Tlx: 011 -3037 5111 B. Fernee (1) G. Morin (2) G. Drouin (1, 2) D. C. Patton (3) A. S. Taylor (4) FRANKFURT, Germany: Feurbachstrasse VERRET PUBLICITE INC. P. A. Netten, E. Hill, R. Hickey, L. Red - 31, Frankfurt 6, W. Germany, 611 -720116 QUEBEC CITY 2: 330 rue St. Roch, Ste. path, C. Jongema, J. Donker, L. Pilot MEDIA PLACEMENT INCORPORATED 301, (418) 523 -3083, 522 -8217 MONTREAL: 1155 Dorchester Blvd., (514) TORONTO: 250 Merton St., 4th floor, (1) J -P. Verret (2) G. Aubry (3) H. 866 -8941 M4S 1B1, (416) 481 -6896 Bedard (4) M. Pouliot (3) R. S. Jones (April '73 listing) (1) B. Lesky (2) G. Baird

Record Companies

A & M RECORDS OF CANADA LTD. Dir., & Nat'l Promo. Mgr., J. D. Driscoll LABELS: AGINCOURT, Ont.: 120 Milner Ave., (416) LABELS: Angel - Apple - Capitol - Daffodil - 291 -4292; Tlx: 06- 219693 Ampex - Brunswick - Chisa - Gordy Disneyland - Immediate - Invictus - VP, G. Lacoursiere; Nat'l Sls. Mgr., J. - Jessup - Mainstream - Mio - Pen- Island - Melodiya - Muse - Pathe - Summers; Nat'l Promotion Mgr., P. tagram - Rare Earth - Soul - Stang Penny Farthing - Seraphim - Shelter Beauchamp - Sussex - Tamla Motown (April '73 - Strawberry - United Artists LABELS: listing) A & M - Haida - Ode ARC SOUND CO. LTD. COLUMBIA RECORDS OF CANADA, LTD. AHED MUSIC CORPORATION LTD. WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 142 Sparks Ave., DON MILLS, Ont.: 1121 Leslie St., (416) TORONTO 16: 20 Cranfield Rd., (416) (416) 499 -5000 447 -3321 751 -1613 Pres., P. G. Anderson, VP, W. Gilliland VP /Man. Dir., T. Lynd; VP Mktg., J. Pres., P. G. Anderson (April '73 listing) LABELS: Robertson; Dir. Mktg. Services, Wm. Arc - Gold Award - International Artists Eaton; Dir. Artists & Repertoire, J. J. AME LIMITED - Yorkville Williams; Nat'l. Promo. Mgr., C. Camilleri; Dir. Dist. Sales, A. V. Dunseith DOWNSVIEW, Ont., 294 Wilson Ave., AVENUE OF AMERICA (416) 638 -3261 LABELS: DOWNSVIEW, Ont.: 750 Supertest Rd. Chairman & Pres., E. Kassner; Directors: Afton Can -Base Cartwheel Chart CAPITOL RECORDS - - - P. Hill, W. Walker, A. McDermott, A. (CANADA) LTD. - Columbia - Douglas - Epic - Snider, Mr. Hofer; Treas., M. Illingworth; MALTON, Ont.: 3109 American Dr., (416) Gamble - Harmony - Immediate - 677 -5050 Dir. of Operations in U.K.: Mr. Black - King - Monument - Mums - Odyssey Pres., A. Gosewich; Dir. of Mktg., J. D. bourn; Finance Mgr. in U.K.: Mr. Seed; - Okeh - Philadelphia International Sec.: Mr. Kochen Evans; Nat'l Sales Mgr., R. H. Rowe; Records - Sound Stage Seven - Spin - LABELS: Nat'l Promo. Mgr., J. J. Small; Nat'l Ad. dizzy - True North AME Mgr., R. J. Legault; Art. Dev. & Mktg. Co -ord., W. R. Bannon; Dir. of Opera- C.T.I. RECORDS OF CANADA, LTD. AMPEX MUSIC OF CANADA tions, J. Apsitis; VP Finance, M. H. LACHINE 620, Que.: 2372 46th Ave., MALTON: 2832 Slough St., Ont., (416) Perlman; Gen. Mgr., Retail Div., T. A. (514) 636 -8700, Twx: 610 -422 -3076 677 -2370 Burney; Nat'l Publicity Mgr., W. Penfield Mgr., L. Munson; Promo., M. Legris; Nat'l Sales Mgr., J. R. Pariselli; A &R III Accountant, G. Klewer

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 109 RECORD COMPANIES LABELS: PHONODISC LIMITED LABELS: C.T.I. Kudu Metronome Salvation - - - SCARBOROUGH, Ont.: 30 Malley Rd., Big Chief - Big Wheel - Pam -O - - Three Brothers (416) 751 -9610 Rada - Ranch House - Sun Dance Pres., D. McKim; Nat'l Sales GRT OF CANADA LTD. Mgr., L. RCA LTD. Heseltine; Nat'l Promo., J. Sullivan WILLOWDALE, Ont. M2J 1P9: 150 Con- DON MILLS: 101 Duncan Mill Rd., Ont. LABELS: (416) 449 -9500 sumers Rd., (416) 491 -3936 Audio Fidelity - Chiaroscuro Jazz VP & Gen. Mgr., R. F. Cook; Nat'l Sales Pres., R. Reynolds; Eastern Sales Mgr., - Dawn - GWP - Marble Arch Pye Mgr., P. J. McQuade; Nat'l Promo. Mgr., J. Corbett; Western Sales Mgr., H. Hra- - - Tiger Tail; Exclusive distributor in Can. of E. Preston; Ont. Sales Mgr., J. Morrison binsky; Nat'l. Promo. Mgr., N. Dixon Le -Bo record and LABELS: tape accessories HALIFAX: 3611 -3619 Commission St., (902) 455 -8015 Bang - Beverly Hills - Cadet - Cadet/ POLYDOR LTD. Eastern Region Mgr., H. Josey Concept - Checker Chess Delite MONTREAL 215: 4115 Sherbrooke St. - - MONTREAL 132: 910 Lagauchetiere St. - Eastbound - Fantasy (tape only) - W., (514) 933 -4201; Tlx: 01 -26 -546 E., (514) 849 -5651 Festival - GRT - GSF - Increase - Pres., E. Garretsen; Treas., C. Van Rompu; Quebec Region Mgr., J. Desjardins Jane Janus - Lone Star - Musidisc - Mktg. Mgr., A. Panet- Raymond; Nat'l Metromedia Original Sounds Rou- WINNIPEG: 1216 Sherwin Rd., (204) - - Sales Mgr., D. Radecki; A &R Dir., F. 774 -8755 lette - Royal American - Scepter (tape Gould; Nat'l Promo. & Advtg. Dir., A. Man. Reg. Mgr., D. Bonneville only) - Special - Speedy Thief - Katz; Special Sales & Tape Mgr., P. 20th Century Windfall (tape only) CALGARY: 4515 Manhattan Rd., S.E., - Horvath; Branch Mgr., G. Careau (403) 423 -8989 TORONTO 500: 2264 Lakeshore Blvd W., LONDON RECORDS OF CANADA Alta. Region Mgr., K. Clark (416) 252 -5426; Tlx: 06- 277 -32 Mgr., A. (1967) LTD. VANCOUVER: 2876 Rupert St., (604) ST. LAURENT, Que.: 190 Graveline St., Elias, K. Graydon 433 -1207 QUEBEC CITY 4: 800 Place d'Youville, (514) 735 -5551, Cable: FULLRANGE, Tlx: B.C. Region Mgr., G. Murphy (April '73 05- 267603 Ste. 1910, (418) 694 -0663; Tlx: 011 -3059 listing) Pres., F. C. Jamieson; A &R Dir., A. Koury; P. Fyfe Mktg. & Sales Dir., R. Riendeau; Classical CALGARY: 898 Bow Valley Sq., (403) SMILE RECORDS Mgr., J. Druelle; French Mgr., Y. Dufresne 265 -5007, Tlx: 03 -82 -1859 TORONTO M4S 2M7: 542 Mount Pleasant VANCOUVER: 3166 Lake City Way, Zone 2 Mgr., M. Stech Rd., (416) 485 -1157 CALGARY: 429 Manitou Rd. VANCOUVER: 333 W. Broadway, (604) Pres., D. Coutts; Promo. and A &R, J. Watt WINNIPEG: 23 Keith Rd., Zone 21 873 -2466; Tlx: 045 -4410 and H. Leopold SCARBOROUGH, T. Hopkins Ont.: 1630 Midland Ave. TRANS WORLD RECORDS MONTREAL: 175 Graveline St.; Deram LABELS,. MONTREAL: 1230 Monte de Liesse, Ltd., 5735 Metropolitan Blvd., Mtl. Amsterdam Archiv Ballade Bar- - - - (514) 336 -3110 QUEBEC CITY: 383 St. Paul St. clay - Barnaby - Blue Horizon - Pres., A. Young; E. LABELS: Bluestime - Classic - Debut - Nat'l Sales Mgr., Deutsche Grammophon - Dial - Enfants Eperson; Nat'l Promo. Mgr., J. Blamon- Able, Abkco Tapes, Ace of Clubs, Ace Enterprise Event Excello don, R. Johnston of Diamonds, Ace of Hearts, Aquarius, - - - - LABELS: Aragon, Festival of Hits - Flying Dutchman - Argo, Axe, Banff, Beltona, Beta, Glades Heliodor lnedit-ORTF Caedmon - Disques AZ - Ember Boot, Caparo, - - - Caprice, Celtic, Chapter Jolly Rogers - Karussell - La Louisiane Kaktus - Les Disques Zodiaque One, Consort, Cynda, Damon, Deram, Montagnard Montor Project 3 Lamb & Lion Limelight Lion - - - Dominion - - - - (N /A Ont. & B.C.), Du Son, Mankind Mercury Mister Chand Slye - Spectrum - Trans World - Emerald, Fontana, Franklin, Fusion, - - - Wonderland Young Blood (April '72 - MGM - MGM South - MGM /Verve - Gamma, Gerry, Plamondon Productions, Nashboro Panache Polydor listing) Golden Wonderland, Goldfish, Hi, Hick- - - - - Polydor Medium - Polydor Special - UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS LTD. ory, Kilmarnock, Kotai, L'oiseau Lyre, Potato Pride Romar Sire London, Mam, Manibelle, Maple, Mel- - - - - WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 6 Lansing Square, Sounds of Memphis - Smash - Spring Ste. 208, (416) 491 -7552; Tlx: 06 -22168 bourne, Mobile Fidelity, Moon, Morning Stax Stormy Forest Tangerine Music, - - - Pres., S. Kulin; Dir. of Promotion, A. Nobel, Option, Orphic Egg, Ova- Tout Croche Verve Verve Fore- tion, - - - Matthews Parrot, Philips, Profil, Project 3, cast Volt Voyage Richard AdamsSoleil, Richmond, Rodeo, - - LABELS: Smile, Spark, Stereo Treasury Series, Avalanche - Blue Note - Fame - Summus, Taurus, Telefunken, Threshold, PRECISION RECORD PRODUCTIONS Imperial - Liberty - Solid State - Tuesday, U.K., Union, Vertigo Div. AHED Music Corp. Ltd. Sunset - Unart - United Artists - U.A. WILLOWDALE, Ont.: 142 Sparks St., Childrens - World Pacific MCA RECORDS (CANADA) (416) 499 -5000 WILLOWDALE, Ont. M2J 4A2: 2450 Vic- VP, J. C. Anderson; Mgr. Custom Sales, VAN -LOS MUSIC INTERNATIONAL LTD. toria Park Ave., (416) 491 -3000, Tlx: W. Roncken, Custom Record Mfg. NORTH VANCOUVER: 173 Pemberton 06- 966876 Ave., (604) 980 -7812 Pres., E. VP Mktg., R. Bibby; Nat'l. Promo. Mgr., QUALITY RECORDS LTD. J. Rodney; VP, Jurak; VP /Sec., S. Richards; Ont. Promo., J. Burns SCARBOROUGH, Ont. M1K 1M7: 380 D. Marsh; VP /Eng., P. Crowder LABELS: Birchmount Rd., (416) 698 -5511, Tlx: LABELS: Apex - Carnaval - Coral - Decca - 06- 219624 Red Rubber Records - Square Sounds GNP Crescendo - Kapp - Lero - MCA VP & Gen. Mgr., G. R. Struth; VP & - VLM - Point - Scepter - Uni - Vocalion Sec. -Treas., H. Hayman; Dir. of Sales & W E A MUSIC OF CANADA LTD. Promo., L. Farley; Nat'l. Sales MUSIMART LTD. Mgr., J. AGINCOURT, Ont.: 1810 Birchmount Rd., Vermeer (416) 291 -2515 MONTREAL 145: 970 McEachran Ave., LABELS: 273 -8354, 55, Pres., K. Middleton; VP Sales & Merc., (514) 56, 57 Alithia Attarack Avi Bell Big Pres., G. Erlick; Nat'l Sales Mgr., J. In- - - - - G. Edwards; Nat'l Promo., (W.B.) M. Tree Birchmount Blue Thumb haber; Nat'l Promo. Mgr., M. Kordupel - - - Reed; Merch. Mgr., M. Reed; Mgr., A. Brut Buddah LABELS: - - Celebration - & R., J. Pozer Charisma Cobblestone Abbey Ambassador Apon Apple - - Curtom - LABELS: - - - Dot Evolution Greene Bottle Berlitz Cabot Candide Cathe- - - - Atco - Asylum - Atlantic Bearsville - - - - Groove Merchant Hot Wax Impress - Da - - Capricorn Cotillion Elektra dral - Colosseum - Camera - Just Sunshine - - - - Diplomat Disque Pierrot Dyer Ben- - - Kama Sutra - Nonesuch Palladium Reprise - - Kanata Laurie Let's Pretend - - - Elite ESP - - - Rolling Stones Records Signpost net - Electrecord - - - Marina Mega Musicor - - Eurotone Fantasy Folklore - - - MWC - Vogue Warner Bros. (Nov. '72 listing) - - - Neighborhood - Galaxy Gateway Star - Oxford - Paramount - - - Guest - Perception Philly WORLD RECORDS Honey Let's Sing Mandolino - Groove - Plantation - - - Playboy OSHAWA, Ont.: L1 H 3X1: 484 Waterloo Poppy Quality - Milestone Mio Mountain Dew - - - - Ran - - - wood Ringside Solfege Stamp St., (416) 576 -0250 (Toronto direct line: Panorama - Peter Pan - Planet - - - - 364 -0575) Rebel - Sun - Tamarac T -Neck Today Playmate - Power - Prestige - - - Pres., W. Hewson; Gen. Mgr., R. Stone; - Red Sash - Rocking Horse - Roper Product Co- ordinator, R. Duclos - Sastruphon - Savoy - Spingboard RADA RECORD PRESSINGS LTD. HALIFAX, N.S.: 2893 Isleville St., (902) - Standard - Starlet - Sunshine - BURNABY 2, B.C.: 7802 Express St., 429 -4521 Swampfire - Tempo - Fifton - Tikva (604) 291 -7308 LABELS: - Topic - Trip - Turnabout - Up- Pres., J. Rodney; VP, E. Rodney; Opera- Audat - Cascade - CTL (Canadian front - Zap (April '73 listing) tion Mgr., R. Mah Talent Library) - World 110 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 Associations

AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION 103 St., Edmonton, Alta. T5J 0X8, (403) CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF Pres., J. Bliss, Cdn. Facts Co. Ltd.; Sec., 424 -1131 BROADCAST CONSULTANTS G. Halpenny, Cdn. Facts Co. Ltd., 160 BROADCASTERS PROMOTION Pres., I. Switzer, P.Eng., Maclean- Hunter Bloor St. E., Toronto, (416) 924 -5751 ASSOCIATION Cable TV Ltd., 27 Fasken Dr., Rexdale, Administrative Sec., 18 South Michigan Ont.; VP, P. R. G. Cahn, P.Eng., 840 ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN Lafleur St., Ville La Salle 650, P.Q.; Sec. - ADVERTISERS Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 60603 (312) 641- 2079; 1973 Pres., C. Mahlock, WKJG- Treas., L. Marshall, P.Eng., Engineering TORONTO 116: Suite 620, 159 Bay St., c/o TV, Fort Wayne, Ind. 46808, (219) 422- Dept., CBC, 7925 Cote St. Luc Road, (416) 363 -8046 7474 Montreal 267, P.Q. Pres., Tom Blakely; Chairman, A. J. Hodges CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF BOARD BROADCASTERS (L'ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DE LA ASSOCIATION TORONTO M5R 2A7: 1240 Bay St., Ste. CANADIENNE DES RADIO DIFFUSEURS) RADIO ET DE LA TELEVISION DE 302, (416) 961 -6311 OTTAWA: 85 Sparks St., P.O. Box 627, LANGUE FRANCAISE INC. Pres., R. E. Oliver; J. S. Cros - Station "B ", (613) 233 -4035, Tlx: 053 -4133 MONTREAL 107: 1454 rue de la Mon- Chairman, bie; Immed. Past J. B. Pres., Dr. P. Camu; Special Consultant, tagne, Ste. 400, (514) 849 -9351; Tlx: Chairman, Vaughan; Vice- Chairmen, J. R. Bates, T. J. Allard; Dir. Mbr. Service, N. Mac- 01 -20062 M. T. Brown, C. H. Geoffroy, A. J. Donald; Dir. Program Service, G. Walker; Pres., F. Bastien; Exec. Sec., L. Brumat; McKichan, A. Z. Pengelly; Treas., J. F. Chmn., P. de Gaspe Beaubien, Telemedia, Sec. -Treas., M. A. Freve. c/o Radio CHGB, Glasier; Sec., R. C. Marvin Mtl.; Vice -Chmn., Radio, D. Hartford, La Pocatiere CANADIAN ADVERTISING RESEARCH CFRB Toronto; Vice -Chmn., TV, J. R. ASSOCIATION OF MOTION PICTURE FOUNDATION INC. Peters, CHAN /CHEK -TV Vancouver PRODUCERS AND LABORATORIES OF TORONTO: 12 Richmond St. E., Ste. Chairman, G. H. Clements, Young & 347, CANADA (416) 366 -9567, Rubicam Ltd., 15th floor, 60 Bloor St. W., Tlx: 02 -21543 Office TORONTO: 55 York St., Ste. 512, M5J Mgr., G. Toronto (416) 961 -5111; Immed. Past Acton 1S2, (416) 363 -8374 MONTREAL: 1454 rue de la Chairman, A. E. Ross, The Goodyear Montagne, Pres., H. Michaud; Exec. Sec., F. A. Ste. 400, Tlx: 01 -20062 L. Tire & Rubber of Canada, Ltd.; Vice - Brumat -Cote Young Co. Chairmen, B. Scott, Maclean- Hunter Ltd.; CANADIAN CABLE TELEVISION ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION OF J. N. Voudouris, Coca-Cola Ltd.; Sec. - ASSOCIATION BROADCASTERS Treas., T. Blakely, Association of Cana- OTTAWA: 130 Albert St., Ste. 908, Pres., W. Winton, Radio CKBC Bathurst, dian Advertisers, Inc. (April '73 listing) Varette Bldg., K1P 5G4, (613) 232 -2631; N.B., P.O. Box G, 546 -4461; Sec., (506) CANADIAN ADVERTISING & SALES Tlx: 053 -3503 Edmundston, N.B.; G. Lebel, Radio CJEM ASSOCIATION (L'ASSOCIATION Pres., R. C. Short; Chairman, F. C. Garrett Div., B. Rafuse; Exec. VP, Chmn., Mktg. CANADIENNE DE LA PUBLICITE ET CANADIAN MEDIA DIRECTORS Mktg. Div., G. MacPherson, Ste. 205, 2745 DES VENTES) COUNCIL Dutch Village Rd., Halifax, N.S., (902) MONTREAL: Ste. 369, Queen Elizabeth c/o D. LaFerle, McCann Erickson, 151 455 -2120 Hotel Bloor St. W., Toronto, (416) 925 -3231. BBM BUREAU OF MEASUREMENT Pres., L. G. Helpard (April '73 listing) Pres., J. A. Robertson, Doyle, Dane, Bern- TORONTO M4P 1E3: 120 Eglinton Ave. E., (416) 486 -5055 VP, Dir. of Surveys, D. Harwood; Sec. - Treas., C. J. Follett; Chmn., J. B. Tomlin- CCLOR TELEVISION son, F. H. Hayhurst Co. Ltd., Toronto; Vice -Chmn., R. F. Mitchell, Bristol -Myers Canada Ltd., Toronto, and W. E. Hall, Radio CHML Hamilton BMI CANADA LIMITED C.JFB TV DON MILLS: 41 Valleybrook Dr., Ont., (416) 445 -8700 SWIFT CURRENT Mgr. Dir., W. H. Moon; Asst. Gen. Mgr. - SASKATCHEWAN A WEALTHY Adm., S. C Ritchie; Mgr. Performing Rights Adm., E. Layton MONTREAL: 1440 St. Catherine St. W., CHANNEL 5 SWIFT CURRENT CAPTIVE Ste. 324, (514) 866 -4937 Mgr. -Ge. Licensing, T. C. Asst. Gen. CHANNEL 2EASTEND Moon VANCOUVER 5: 1462 West Pender St., MARKET CHANNEL 2 VAL MARIE (604) 688 -7851 Relations, L. Hopkins Per Capita Disposable Station CHANNEL 10 RIVERHURST - BRITISH COLUMBIA ASSOCIATION Income CJFB -TV OF BROADCASTERS CHANINEL 7- SHAUNAVON Coverage area CJFB -TV $2,467 Pres., R. Hall, CKXR Salmon Arm; VP, M. Cooper, CKNW New Westminster Per Capita - Disposable BROADCAST EXECUTIVES SOCIETY Income, Province of 12 Richmond St. E., Ste. 347, Toronto Saskatchewan $2,164 M5C 1N1, (416) 366 -9567 Pres., J. T. Inch, Twentieth Century-Fox TV Ltd., 277 Victoria St., Ste. 420, Toronto Farm Cash Receipts - 200, (416) 868 -0171; VPs, F. C. Buckley, average per farm, CJFB -TV Global TV, J. MacDonald, Screen Gems Coverage area $15,812 (Canada) Ltd., A. Weinthal, CTV; Sec. - Treas., A. McDermott, Radio & Television average Sales Inc. Farm Cash Receipts - BROADCAST RESEARCH COUNCIL per farm, Province of Pres., R. Crain, All- Canada Radio & TV Saskatchewan $11,030 Ltd.; Pres. Elect, D. O'Neill; Sec., S. Budd, Ask WALTER BUFFAM, c/o Standard Broadcast Sales, 2 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto, (416) 924 -5721 Sales Manager ... or BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION OF Radio -TV Reps, Ltd. ALBERTA Pres.. L. R. Roskin c/o CHQT, 10154- J

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 111 ASSOCIATIONS / RADIO /TELEVISION COURSES bach Advertising Ltd., Toronto; VP, R. Sec. & Man. Dir., J. N. Milne; Pres., E. C. 216 1st Ave. N., Saskatoon, Sask., (306) Chernoff, McKim, Benton & Bowles Ltd., Daniher, Baker, Lovick Ltd.; 1st VP, L. S. 242 -6611, Tlx: 034 -2228; VP, B. Cowie, Toronto; Education, R. Kostyra, J. Walter McMahon, D'Arcy- iviacManus & Masius CKCK -TV Regina; Sec. -Treas., G. Raw - Thompson, Toronto (April '73 listing) (Canada) Ltd., 2nd VP, G. S. L. Anderson, linson, Radio CJME Regina CANADIAN RECORDING INDUSTRY Ronalds- Reynolds & Co. Ltd., Treas., ASSOCIATION W. S. Whitehead, Whitehead, Titherington STATION REPRESENTATIVES & Bowyer TORONTO: Ste. 1100, 111 Richmond St. Ltd. ASSOCIATION OF CANADA INC. W., (416) 367 -9745 PROFESSIONAL MARKETING Pres., N. Bonnelf, Paul Mulvihill Ltd., 4 Pres., A. Gosewich; Exec. Sec., B. RESEARCH SOCIETY Richmond St. E., Ste. 210, Toronto Robertson Pres., F. Lacy, Pres., Contemporary Re- M5C 1M6, (416) 363 -8814; 1st VP, R. CENTRAL CANADA BROADCASTERS search Centre, 18 Grenville St., Toronto Guest, Radio House Ltd.; VP, P. Sisam, ASSOCIATION 189, (416) 924 -7791; VP, R. Thornicroft, All- Canada Radio & Television Ltd., Toronto; Sec. TORONTO: 12 Richmond Procter & Gamble Ltd., Toronto; Sec., -Treas., A. A. McDermott, St. E., Ste. 347, Radio M5C 1N1 (416) 366 -9567, Tlx: 02- 21543 J. Chapman, International Surveys Ltd., & Television Sales Inc., Toronto, Pres., D. Lawrie, c/o Kawartha- Frontenac Toronto; Treas., I. Lightstone, Market (416) 924 -4477. Broadcasting Ltd., 65 Queen St. W., Facts of Canada Ltd., Toronto (April '73 listing) Toronto; Exec. Sec., G. Acton TELEVISION BUREAU OF CANADA - RADIO SALES BUREAU TvB COMPOSERS, AUTHORS & PUBLISHERS TORONTO: TORONTO M5H 2M5: 65 Queen St. W., ASSOC. OF CANADA LIMITED 12 Sheppard St., (416) 363- 2011 (416) 862 -1150; Tlx: 02 -21587 TORONTO M5R 2G2: 1240 Bay St., (416) Pres., L. Moore; Member & Retail Serv- 924 -4427 Pres. & Gen. Mgr., C. P. Haynes; VP Mar- keting & Asst. Gen. ices, W. H. Metcalfe; National Services, Gen. Mgr., J. V. Mills, Q.C. Mgr., P. N. Harricks; VP Creative W. B. Robinson; Research & Develop- MONTREAL: Ste. 1470, 1245 Services, L. Heywood; Mgr. Sherbrooke Mktg. ment, P. Ryan St. W., (514) 845 -3139 & Member Services, R. Sheppard; Mgr. Mktg. & Fr. Member Services, S. ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES Belisle; Mgr., Mtl. office, A. Beausejour WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF ASSOCIATION OF CANADA BROADCASTERS RADIO TELEVISION NEWS DIRECTORS OTTAWA K1P 5L6: 77 ivietcalfe St., (613) ASSOCIATION Pres., G. Gallagher, Radio CKRM Regina, 237 -6847 2060 Halifax St., Regina, (306) 523 -5661, Pres., G. Whitehead, c/o CFPL Radio, Pres., L. Balcer, P.C., Q.C.; Gen. Mgr., & Tlx: 031 -2710 P.O. Box 2580, London, Ont.; VP -TV, F. Sec., C. Harris; Mgr. Components Div., Peladeau, Radio -Canada, Montreal; J. M. Siegrist; Mgr. Electronics Div., VP- WOMEN'S ADVERTISING CLUB Radio, J. Ashbridge, CKNW, New OF T. M. Mimee; Chairman of the Board, West- TORONTO minster, B.C.; Sec., D. Rogers, Broadcast W. R. Longstaffe Postal Address: Box 1019, Postal Station News, Toronto; Treas., D. Covey, Broad- Q, Toronto (240 Eglinton Ave. E., 3rd INSTITUTE OF CANADIAN cast News, Toronto floor, Toronto) ADVERTISING SASKATCHEWAN ASSOCIATION OF Pres., J. Roberts, Sun Oil Co. Ltd., TORONTO M5C 1B5: BROADCASTERS 8 King St. E., Toronto; 1st VP, F. J. Hetherington, Cdn. (416) 368 -2981 Pres., D. Fisher, Radio CFQC Saskatoon, Engineering Publications RadiolTelevision Courses

CONFEDERATION COLLEGE OF TV - B. Howard (4) 2 or 3 yrs. (5) 1968 KEY APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY (6) 120 (7) Radio, tv production, pro- (1) Address (2) Phone (3) Director of (1) P.O. Box 398, Thunder Bay, Ont. gramming, copywriting, promotion, ad- course (4) Length of course (5) Year (2) (807) 577 -5751 vertising, news, traffic, cable tv produc- course first offered (6) Total students (3) K. J. Duke (4) 2 yrs. 3rd year tion and programming (7) Particular areas of concentration optional (5) 1968 (6) 50 (7) All prac- MOUNT ROYAL COLLEGE tical aspects of radio & tv broadcasting (1) 4825 Richard Rd. S.W., Calgary, Alta. CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF APPLIED (2) (403) 246 -6111 (3) H. Alston (4) 2 yrs; 1st radio; ALGONQUIN COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY - 2nd tv (5) 1968 (6) 130 broadcasting ARTS & TECHNOLOGY (1) 299 Doon Valley Rd., Kitchener, Ont. - majors (7) Radio -tv production; labora- (1) 1385 Woodroffe Ave., (2) (519) 653 -2511 Ottawa K2G tory and daily on -air experience 1V8 (3) G. W. H. Parkhill (4) 3 yrs. (5) (2) (613) 725 -7327 1968 (6) 50 + (7) producing the total NIAGARA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS (3) T. McGovern, S. Empey (4) 3 yrs. broadcaster & TECHNOLOGY (1) Woodlawn Rd., Welland, Ont. (5) 1972 (6) 48 (7) Basic formal train- FANSHAWE COLLEGE (2) (416) 735 -2211 ing, stresses broadcasting ownership, (1) Box 4005, Terminal C, London, Ont. (3) L. Taylor (4) 2 yrs., plus optional regulations, program format, program (2) (519) 451 -7270 3rd year (5) 1968 (6) 90 (7) Radio -Tele- planning and organization - offered in (3) F. Steinmetz (4) 2 yrs. & post- both French and English (April '73 listing) vision broadcast training program - graduate (5) 1968 (6) 130 (7) Radio & production, news, writing, announcing, BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TV arts, broadcast journalism, radio spe- commercial production, broadcast pro- TECHNOLOGY cialization motion, film for tv (Super 8 & 16mm), (1) 3700 Willingdon Ave., Burnaby 2, remote telecasts B.C. HUMBER COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS (2) (604) 434 -5722 & TECHNOLOGY RYERSON POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE Humber Blvd., Box 1900, 50 (3) L. Irvine (4) 2 yrs. of 35 wks., 30 (1) College (1) Gould St., Toronto M5B 1E8 hrs. /wk (5) 1964 (6) annual intake each Rexdale, Ont. (2) (416) 595 -5109 Sept. is 34 students (7) in second year, (2) (416) 677 -6810 (3) J. E. Twomey (4) 3 yrs. (5) 1948 students specialize in radio, tv or news; (3) P. Stone (4) 3 yrs. (5) 1972 (6) 72 (6) 350 (7) Radio, tv and film produc- emphasis on practical lab training (7) Radio only - all aspects tion, announcing, writing, management, advertising, PR, English, history LETHBRIDGE COMMUNITY - A APPLIED COLLEGE degree programme CANADORE COLLEGE OF (1) Lethbridge, Alta. ARTS & TECHNOLOGY (2) (403) 327 -2141 SOUTHERN ALBERTA INSTITUTE OF (1) Gormanville Rd., North Bay, Ont. TECHNOLOGY (3) I. G. Mandin (4) 2 yrs. (5) 1969 (2) (705) 474 -7600 (6) 50 (7) Practical aspects, copy, sales, (1) 1301 -16th Ave. N.W., Calgary, Alta., N. 2 3 yrs. (3) M. Murphy (4) and (5) news, and boardwork T2M OL4 1969 (6) 29 (7) Radio - announcing, (2) (403) 284 -8464 operating, newswriting, copywriting, pro- LOYALIST COLLEGE OF APPLIED (3) R. W. Galley (4) 2 yrs., 3rd year duction; TV - producing, directing, an- ARTS & TECHNOLOGY option available (5) 1967 (6) 60 first nouncing, writing, cinematography, set (1) P.O. Box 4200, Belleville, Ont. year, 40 -50 second yr. construction, all crew positions (April '73 (2) (613) 962 -9501 (7) Television and radio production, news listing) (3) R. Cunnington; Radio - B. Olney, and newsfilm 112 BROADCASTER /November, 1973 Government Agencies

CANADIAN RADIO -TELEVISION COMMISSION BROADCAST PROGRAMMES BRANCH Berger Building, 100 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa K1A ON2 Director, P. McDonald 996 -0816 Assistant Director, G. Cadieux 996 -3644 General Enquiries and Information (613) 995 -7949 Chief, Television Programming Division, P. Francis 995 -8816 Personnel Enquiries 996 -3412 CATV Director, F. Spiller 996 -6239 CHAIRMAN, P. Juneau 996 -2470 Log Examination, L. Mahoney 995 -8015 Secretary, S. Richard 996 -2471 RESEARCH BRANCH Vice -Chairman, H. J. Boyle 992 -5955 Director, A. Martin 995 -7455 Commissioner, P. Pearce 996 -4018 PERSONNEL BRANCH Commissioner, H. Dornan 992 -5966 Director, J. Gifford 992 -2517 Commissioner, R. Therrien 996 -4025 Special Advisor to the Chairman, FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES BRANCH P. Boucher 996 -1994 Director, E. Boyd 996 -3287 M. Shoemaker 995 -8614 COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT Exec. Sec. to the Commission, J. Cyr 995 -8201 Berger Building, 100 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa K1A 008 Exec. Asst. to the Chairman, L. Ouimet 995 -8202 General Enquiries and Information (613) 995 -8185 Administrative Asst., J. Lalonde 995 -8203 Minister, Hon. G. Pelletier 995 -6175 Informaton Services, L. Morry 995 -7949 996 -7409 Exec. Assistant, P. McDonald 995 -6175 Regional Representative (Montreal), Deputy Minister, M. F. Yalden 996 -4052 P. E. Lamy (514) 283 -6607 Assistants, Dr. J. H. Chapman (research) 995 -8223 MANAGING DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS M. Marchand 995 -6279 J. D. Hylton (613) 992 -6971 D. F. Parkhill (planning) 995 -5911 A. Lapointe (co- ordination) 996 -8144 LICENSING POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION BRANCH DEPARTMENT Director General & Acting Sec., G. R. Lefebvre OF CONSUMER & CORPORATE AFFAIRS 992 -6240 996 -2294 219 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa Minister, Hon. H. Gray (613) 996 -4453 CHIEF, APPLICATIONS AND LICENSING DIVISION Dep. Minister, P. M. Pitfield 992 -0071 H. Corbett 992 -2806 Acting Dira, Office of the Dir. of Investigation Superintendent, Atlantic Region, G. Coates 995 -7500 and Research, J. J. Quinlan 992 -2209 Superintendent, Quebec Region, Mr. Allard 996 -1875 Asst. Dep. Minister, Consumer Affairs Superintendent, Ontario Region, P. D. Vaughan 995 -6814 Bureau, J. B. Seaborn 996 -4440 Superintendent, Prairies Region, A. C. Williamson 995 -6521 Asst. Dep. Minister, Corporate Affairs Bureau, Superintendent, Pacific Region, J. L. McPherson 995 -6740 J. L. Howard 996 -1160 Superintendent, Northern Region, D. A. Green 996 -3760 Asst. Dep. Minister, Bureau of Intellectual Chief, Ownership Review Division, H. M. Halliwell 995 -7907 Property, A. M. Laidlaw 996 -1553 Supervisor, Ownership, E. R. Gibbon 995 -6031 Asst. Dep. Minister, Bureau of Field Operations, Public Examination Room 996 -5414 C. M. Bolger 995 -6549 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT BRANCH Information Dir., K. A. Prittie 996 -4280 Director, R. Hart 995 -7418 News -Media 996 -0695 Mgr., CATV Development Division, N. Harvison 995 -7728 RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES COMMISSION Mgr., Financial Analysis Division, P. A. Masson 996 -3391 Kenson Building, 225 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa K2P 1P9 LEGAL BRANCH Acting Chairman, L. -A. Couture, Q.C. (613) 992 -7243 General Counsel, J. E. Lawrence 992 -6987 SECRETARY OF STATE Assistant Counsel, C. Johnston 995 -7727 National Building, 130 Slater St.., Ottawa Assistant Counsel, M. Lalande 992 -0654 General Information 995 -6445 Assistant Counsel, L. Martin -Cote 992 -2794 Secretary of State, Hon. H. Faulkner 995 -6316 Continuity Clearance, P. Finter 992 -5712 (April '73 listing)

(2) 1434 rue St.- Catherines, Ste. 110, (4) Mr. Fuller (7) D. Koster, Bus. Agent Mtl., Que. (April '73 listing) Unions (3) (514) 866 -1679 ISU (7) P. Patry (Nov. '72 listing) (1) International Songwriters' Union CUPE (Canada) KEY (1) Canadian Union of Public Employees, (2) Box 369, Canora, Sask. (1) Union name (2) Address (3) Tele- Broadcast Division (3) (306) 563 -6709 phone (4) President (5) Vice -President (2) 1406 Beaudry St., 3rd floor, Montreal, (4) J. F. Hagan (6) C. T. Matlock (8) (6) Secretary- Treasurer (7) Regional Que. H2L 3E5 yes (9) yes (Nov. '72 listing) reps (8) Canadian union (9) American (3) (514) 527 -2457 NAB ET subsidiary (4) J -M Lefebvre (5, 6) G. R. Johnson (1) National Association of Broadcast (7) Mtl. Dir., J. C. Ward; Mtl. Rep, G. Employees and Technicians Pelland; Toronto R. K. ACTRA Rep, Mitchell (105 (2) 105 Carlton St., Ste. 31, Toronto, Carlton St., Ste. 400) (1) Association of Canadian Television Ontario M5B 1M2 and Radio Artists GMM (3) (416) 364 -5185 (2) 105 Carlton St., Toronto M5B 1M2 (1) Guilde des Musiciens de Montreal (4) R. Large (5) M. Clifford (6) A. Clasky (3) (416) 363 -6335 (Musicians' Guild of Montreal) UDA (4) D. R. Parrish (5) W. Fulton, J. Gray (2) 1500 Maisonneuve E., Montreal 133 (1) Union des Artistes (6) L. Thomson; Paul Siren, Gen. Sect. (3) (514) 527 -3401 (2) 1290, rue St -Denis (6e etage), Mont- (7) (Ms.) E. Randalls, Vancouver; (4) G. A. Marsh (6) C. Landry, Sec.; real 129 P. Goth, Calgary; B. Dowson, Edm.; M. Pleau, Treas. (9) American Federa- (3) (514) 878 -3681 R. Dodds, Regina; E. Park, Winnipeg; tion of Musicians (4) R. Rivard (5) B. Picard (6) G. Biais S. Cooke, Ottawa; V. Ryshpan, Mtl.; IATSE (7) Mtl., H. Parent; Que., R. Robitaille; H. Roberts, Hfx.; P. Drodge, St. John's; (1) International Alliance of Theatrical Ott., R. l'Ecuyer (Mr.) J. Keatings, Toronto & Stage Employees WSG (8) yes (9) no (2) 65 Painted Post Dr., Scarborough, (1) Wire Service Guild AGVA Ont. (2) CBC, Box 500, Stn. A (1) American Guild of Variety Artists (3) (416) 438 -0052 (4) G. MacDonald (April '72 listing)

BROADCASTER /November, 1973 113 PRODUCTS & SERVICES

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