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fimmvmmwwm mn Joe Niekro wins 16th game By THE CANADIAN PRESS Joe moved step closer to Joe Niekro has come up with that mark Friday night when the ideal Christmas present for he became the major leagues his parents 20victory sea first 16game winner as sons for each of their major Houston Astros edged Atlanta league baseball sons Braves 21 on Art Howes two run single in the eighth inning His brother Phil workhorse of Atlanta Braves staff will go for his 15th victory Sunday in the finale of threegame series between the Astros and Parrish hitting gives Expos Split with Mets NEW YORK CPI Larry Parrish rapped out four hits to save the Montreal Expos from double defeat at the hands of the New York Mets Friday night helping Montreal win the second game 65 after New York took the opener Weve got to play at our top form offensively the rest of the year said Parrish who had his 17th home run two doubles and single in the nightcap We will need good starting pitchers and hot hitters if we are going to win this thing New York slowed Montreal in the first when the Mets racked Expos lefthander Ross Grims ley 88 for six runs and six hits in the first inning New York manager Joe Torre praised pitcher Craig Swan for professional game And we got good hitting in both games back to back something we dontusually get Swan 119 pitched seven hitter struck out four and walked none yielding only one extra base hit Chris Speiers fourth home run Parrish 25yearold 205 pound third baseman with luxuriant beard claimed there is no pressure on us to win the pennant But there is pressure on us to play now like we were playing in the first half of the season We are fatigued its physical more mental than Mi New York Yankees manager Billy Martin left speaks his mind to umpire Dallas Parks in the second inning of the game between the Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore Md Friday night Martin was unhappy about Parks calling of balls and strikes First base umpire Dave Phillips right looks on AP Photo Manager Martin fuming after losing to Birds New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner describes Earl Weaver as brilliant strategist but he thinks its time to curb the Baltimore manager Steinbrenner and New York manager Billy Martin were turning after the Orioles pulled out an 86 American League baseball victory Friday night contending that Weaver and the Orioles may have stolen sec and decision from the Yankees inaweek With two on and two in the seventh inning and Baltimore trailing 64 Weaver protested when New York pitching coach Art Fowler tried to visit Hon Davis before he delivered pitch after replacing Tommy John Martin in turn protested what he considered stalling tac tics by Weaver and later chided the Baltimore skipper for trying to intimidate Davis by having umpires check the laces hanging from the rookies glove Eddie Murray the first batter faced by Davis hit tworun double on an 02 pitch to tie the score and then scored on Lee Mays single Im not mad at Weaver hes smart Steinbrenner said The umpires cant enforce the rules because they get no sup port from the league office In other games Boston Red Sox downed Milwaukee Brewers 54 Cleveland Indians dumped Texas Rangers Kansas City Royals swept two from Detroit Tigers 76 and 73 Oakland As edged Minnesota IVvins 65 in the opener but dropped the nightcap 32 while Seattle Mariners outlasted Calfornia Angels 84 in 14 Ill nings The Torontoathicazo game was postponed by wet grounds Chris Chambliss and Oscar Gamble hit tworun homers for New York with Chambliss add ing an RBI double otf reliever Tippy Martinez 72 which gave the Yankees 64 lead in the seventh Gamble late re placement for ailing Bobby Murcer had four hits Conditions perfect for Henley ST CATHAHINES Ont CPI Victoria City and St Catharines rowing clubs were double winners Friday at the 97th Royal Canadian Henley regatta held under perfect conditions on the Henley course The rest of the titles from the 14 finals were well distributed as 11 clubs from Canada and the United States shared in the medals Victoria took the senior womens double as Lisa Roy 20 and Cheryl Mason 21 com bined to win against field of SIX The second win for the British Columbia rowing club came in the junior womens coxedauadruple sculls The BC foursome edged Boucherville Boat Club of Quebec over the Lommetre distance in the twoboat race Benny Ayala also hit two run homer for the Orioles and drove in three runs as Balli Cadle leader at Hartford WEIHERSFIELD Conn AP George Cadle was the fronlrunner Thursday in the $300000 Greater Hartford Open golf tournament but found himself running for his life Friday Cadle and his caddy made mad dash for the clubhouse at the Wcthersfield Country Club as sudden violent thunderstorm hit the course shortly before 430 pm EDT Winds reaching llzi kilometres an hour and hail turned the course into sea of panicked spectators and debris Several tree limbs more won for the 26th time this season in the seventh inning of later were felled by wind and lightning on the course but no injuries were reported The storm left 69 players gi unable to finish their second round Friday The tour nament was scheduled to resume this morning with the completion of the second round with the third round in the afternoon 35 total of 156 golfers began the tournament which carries 834000 first prize on Thursday The field was to be cut to thelow 7t and ties following completion of the second round Pair of local boys hope fish Hobbie Tolles aims to im prove his shooting Andrew Franz hopes the fish are biting And both boys eagerly an ticipate the week they are spen ding at the Junior Conservation School in Peterborough Tolles and Franz have been chosen to represent Zone of the Ontario Federation of Hunters and Anglers at the Aug 1218 camp for boys aged 1416 The school offers many ac tivities including canoeing orienteering target shooting fishing and conservation methods Tolles Barrie resident is particularly looking forward to the shooting Ive been out on duck hunts with my father said Tolles ONLY 43 Essa $999 Plus mileage Barrie DriveoCor bt havent ever shot duck but hope to get my hunting permit in the fall Ive done lot of skeet shooting Tolles mentions that survival is taught at the conservation school when they send the boys out for night alone in the bush Tolles thinks he will be okay as he has camped several times withhis father Franz Midland resident learned much about the out doors from his father as did Tolles Franz prefers fishing to shooting and hopes to reel in few big ones while at the camp Both boys are 13yearssold and were chosen for the school after submitting applications to the Ontario Federation of Hunters and Anglers which sponsors the camp SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES Free Pickup and Delivery All 1979 and I980 models and makes of cars Rd Barrie 266474 Braves dont really like to think about it but youve got to think about it little Niekro said It would be great to look up and see two brothers both win ning 20 games It would be great Christmas present to region approves this application Toronto cable carriage applicable the resulting distribution SYSTEM Albion Cable TV Limited Armstrong Communications Ltd Aurora Cable TV Limited Bay Ridges Cable TV limited Bordon Cable TV Limited Bramalea Telecable Limited Coblecasting Ltd Canadian Coblesystems Metro Limited Canadian Cablesystems Metro Limited Canadian Coblesystems Metro Limited Canadian Cablesystems Metro Limited Canadian Cablesystems Metro Limited Canadian Coblesystems Metro Limited Canadian Cablesystems Metro Limited Canadian Cablesystems Metro Limited Canadian Cablesystems Metro Limited Citizens Cable TV Limited Classic Communications Limited Clearview Cable TV Limited Coaxial Colourview Limited Compton Cable TV Limited Country Cable Limited Credit Valley Cable TVFM Ltd Credit Valley Cable TVFM Ltd Credit Volley Cable TVFM Ltd CUC Scarboro Limited FergusElora Cable TV Ltd Grimsby Cable TV Limited Holton Cable Systems Limited Hamilton Cable TV Ap pliance Service Co Ltd Horseshoe Valley Limited Keeble Cable Television Ltd Keeble Cable Television Ltd LSCCoble Systems Limited Lindsay CATV System Limited MocleanHunter Cable TV Limited MocleanHunter Cable TV Limited MocleanHunter Cable TV Limited MocleonHunter Cable TV Limited MocleanHunter Cable TV Limited MocleanHunter Cable TV Limited Mountain Coblevision Limited Niagara CoAxial Limited Nixon Stanley Northgote Cable TV Limited Northumberland Cable TV Limited Ookville Coblevision Limited Orangeville CobleVue Limited Peterborough Cable Television Ltd Rogers Cable TV Limited Southmont TelEVents Ltd Terra Communications Limited Western CoAxiol Limited Willowdowns Cable Vision Limited Wired City Communications Limited York Cablevision Limited Cmodion Rodiowolovision Comil do In rodiodittusion ondTolocommunicotions Md telecommunications Comnission corndionnu Public Announcement Multilingual Television Broadcasting At the public hearings held in Toronto in September I977 and I978 the Commission heard numerous representations from the public and the broadcasting industry on the need for multilingual television station to serve the Metropolitan Toronto On 27 December I978 the Commission issued Public An nouncement entitled Multilingual Television Broadcasting outlining the new policy for multilingual television At the some time the Commission issued licence to Multilingual Television Toronto Limited subiect to the terms outlined in that on nouncement Public Hearing was held in Hull Quebec on 20 and 2l June I979 to consider an application to amend this licence to change the channel frequency increase the effective radiated power and to change the location of the transmitter to the CN Tower Toronto The attached Decision CRTC 79452 In the Public Announcement of 27 December I978 the Com mission did not address the particulars of the carriage of the multilingual television station on cable television systems but awaited an indication from the licensee that the stations programming was fully operational The Commission reiterates the view expressed in previous public announcements that as Canadian station it has the some cable carriage priority status as other Toronto television stations in accordance with Section of the Cable Television Regulations However cable television licensees can apply to the Commission for exemption from this carriage requirement Such applications will be considered on case by case basis Interested parties in this matter are reminded of the Commissions emphasis in the original decision on the provision by Multilingual Television Toronto Limited of service with specific programming designed primarily to meet the needs of the various linguistic groups in Metropolitan At the public hearing on 20 and 2I June I979 an intervention was heard from the Ontario Cable Television Association ex pressing their problems with the carrioge of the multilingual television signal on the basic service The multilingual television licensee Mr lonuzzi replied as follows to question related to But certainly in areas where there are very few multicultural communities we dont expect to be carried on basic service Attached is the list of the 56 cable systems on which the multilingual television service is expected to be distributed according to regulation As the station is expected to be operational by September I979 the Commission expects all affected licensees to submit applications for carriage Each application should advise which channel is intended for distribution of the multilingual service and also indicate where CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS REQUIRED TO DISTRIBUTE MULTILINGUAL TV STATION Mom and Dad However there is an even more pressing concern for Niekro and the Astros who cling to vsgame lead over Cincinnati Reds in what has de veloped into twoteam race for the West Division flag reallocations of channel LOCATION Bolton Niagara Falls Welland Port Colborne Fonthill Aurora Township of Pickering Camp Borden Alliston Angus Brampton Caledon Mississauga Toronto Hamilton Burlington Mississauga Fleetwood Mississauga Applewood Central Toronto Brontlord Paris Kitchener Stratlord Newmarket Holland Landing Oshawa Bowmanville Whitby Burlington Vaughan Richmond Hill Markham Whitchurch Stouttville Simcoe Parts of Metropolitan Toronto Uxbridge Listowel Arthur Palmerston Harrison Mount Forest Barrie Mississauga Orillia Toronto Fergus Elora Salem Grimsby Georgetown Acton Milton and surrounding area Part of Dundas Hamilton Horseshoe Valley Mississauga Toronto Keswick Peflerlow Sutton Beaverton Lindsay Aiox Guelph Hamilton Mississauga Brampton Part of Metro Toronto St Catharines Hamilton Hamilton Stoney Creek Stayner Wasoga Hamilton Cobourg Ookville Orangeville Peterborough Toronto Hamilton Glonbrook Mississauga Port of Hamilton Port of Dundos and port of Ancoster Part of Metropolitan Toronto Toronto Toronto OTTAWA AUGUST I979 PATENAUDE Acting Secretary General the examiner Saturday August 11 10191 Bell Canada agreed to $2283750 The union said no For nine months we tried unsuccessfully to negotiate an agreement with the Communica tions Workers of Canada representing our craft and services employees Then at the unions request government conciliator was appointed The conciliator recommended the following monetary terms An overall wage increase of 288 during the 30month life of the agreement including 105 increase upon signature of the contract retroactive to December 1978 This brings the annual salary of senior level technlaan in major centre up to $2283750 from the present $1771929 by September 1980 In addition he recommended costofliving allowance in January 1981 Bell agreed An additional increase in the range of to for all employees located outside of Toronto Montreal Hamilton and Windsor Bell agreed Further wage increases of to 25 for all employees in certain job classifications Bell agreed Improved overtime provisions including higher pay for overtime so that senior level technician could earn up to maximum of $22 per hour more vacation and paid holidays higher shift premiums and better travel compensation We agreed although the entire package went far beyond our earlier proposals The union said no We regret the inconvenience to the public but we feel our position is responsible one Bell