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GROUP'S FIRST VISIT HERE JOHNNY VICTORY LIVES UP TO NAME BBG Slated To Hear Of Plans For Four New Radio Stations OTTAWA (CP) -- Proposals for four new radio stations, a string of television rebroadcast- ing stations and an application to set up a private TV network head the agenda for the Board of Broadcast Governors meet- ing April 26, it was announced Ken Soble of CHCH TV in Hamilton is proposing the pri- vate TV network. He was un- successful recently in seeking a delay in a bid by affiliates of the privately-owned CTV net- work to buy it. Mr. Soble proposes a network in which he would share owner- ship with Power Corp. of Can- ada. The new radio stations, all AM (amplitude modulation) are proposed for New Liskeard, Ont., Corner Brook, Nfid., Sher- brooke, Que., and Osoyoos, B.C. The New Liskeard station would be fed its programs by CJKL in Kirkland Lake. Linked with the Sherbrooke bid for a new station, by Jean Nadon, is one by CHLT in that community to drop its affilia- tion with the CBC and operate as an independent private sta- rg A wee "Breain ot Sécotland" blows into Oshawa on April 11. The Old Country show is made up of an extremely talented cast of Scottish musicians, dan- cers, comedians and singers. "Breath Of: Scotland'"' will be performed at the Civic Auditor- ium. Tickets for the performance are already on sale. The show's visit to Oshawa ts being sponsored by the local branch of the St:. Andrew's So- ciety. The troupe of Scottish per- formers is on an extended frorth American tour. DON'T MISS IT According to Auditorium man- ager William Kurelo, the show is not to be missed. Scottish music and_ song, which has an- international ap- peal, is the mainstay of the show. Apart from the toe-tap- ping routines there will be plenty of comedy too. Massey Hall in Toronto has been packed to the rafters in previous years when the show stopped off. The April 11 visit to Oshawa will be the troupe's first stop- off in this city. The organizers SHOW TIMES AT THE MOVIES ~ MARKS -- Roger Miller, Ray Charles: and his band, Joan Baez and Petula Clark are among a large cast of musical stars featured in 'The Big TNT Show.' On the same bill is "Bronco Fury." Both are con- tinuous from 1 p.m. Saturday and from 2 p.m. Sunday. Start- ing Thursday, 'Operation CIA," Starring Burt Reynolds and John Hoyt plus an added fea- ture -- "Village of the Giants."' BILTMORE -- Today only, two action features, '"'The Brig- and of Kandahar' and "Ari- zona Raiders" with Audie Mur- phy--continuous from 1.30 p.m. with the last complete show at 8.40 p.m. Sunday to Wednes- day, a double horror program of "Dracula Prince of Dark- ness" and 'Plague of the Zombies," continuous from 2 p.m. on Sunday with last com- plete show at 8 p.m. Monday to Wednesday continuous from 6.45 with final shows at 8.40 p.m. From Thursday to Saturday, the adult comedies of 'Irma La Douce' and "Tom Jones"? -- continuous from 6.45 p.m. with last complete show at 7.30 p.m. A special children's matinee on Saturday and Sun- day will be the all-color show of "Hansel and _ <Gretel' and "Bremen Town Musicians' from 1.30 p.m. REGENT -- "Darling," star- ring--Julie.Christie and Law- rence Harvey, running from to- day to Tuesday with showtimes at 1.30, 3.30, 5.35, 7.35, with the last complete show at 9.25 p.m. The film is restricted to adults. starting Wednesday. will be "Red Line 7,000" and "Man in Room 117," a double-bill feature to run through to Saturday. 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