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Editor Stephen Gouer Johnson says more TV investment needed her TORONTO CP Television broadcasters need more Canadian programs before they eliminate shows from the United States the president of the CBC said Monday Al Johnson told an Associ ation of Canadian Advertisers meeting that private broad casters cable operators and advertisers should make cul tural investment in Canadian shows He said Canadian stations now show up to four hours of US programs for every hour of programming produced in this country To reduce this ratio Johnson said new cable systems should be limited to four US channels and the introduction of pay tele vision should be postponed for at least five years In an interview Johnson said the CBC might have to ask Par liament for more money if it is forced to drop all foreign light entertainment programs Although the Canadian Radiotelevision and Tele communications Commission iCRTC ordered the CBC to eliminate MASll Mork and Mindy and other foreignpro duced shows from its schedule Johnson said these programs produce large amount of reve nue With privatelyowned CBC affiliates expressing concern Johnson said if he cannot per suade the CRTC to amend its order in series of meetings next week he can appeal to the cabinet Johnson also said advertisers should consider specifying that their spot television com mercials be placed on Canadian programs rather than on US programs even if the US rates are lower To do this is essentially to make cultural investment in the country Afirst for harmonica players This year for the first time anywhere in Canada Kiwanis music festival has included harmonica classes in its competitions Ken Sollory right teacher at Central Collegiate suggested the Orillia festival set up the classes Ken Oberholzer left Ron Good centre and Mike Baxter perform ed in the harmonica trio class The three students study harmonica under Sollory who scored 95 in the creative harmonica solo class at the festival CRTC looks at women OTTAWA CP Two months after the cabinet sug gested it the Canadian Radio television and Tele communications Commission CRlC has agreed to examine the way women are portrayed on radio and TV spokesman for the federal regulatory agency said Monday the CRTC will ask broad casters advertisers and womens groups how they think it should approach the issue FAIOUS PLAYERS DOUBLE FEATURE SHOW AT PMs SIPIEI Free Bouquet Dried Flowers with purchase of any Lamp or Wicker Furniture LIVING LIGHTING BAYEIELD MALL BARRIE ir ii WJ Reg $5998 0Sng opted Inferior MUCH MORE THAN LIGHT STORE TORONTO CPi Diana Serra Cary known as Baby Peggy when child star in Hol lywood says dont put your daughter on the stage Unless kids come from family with tradition of the theatre most wind up in later life with multiple marriages nervous breakdowns drinking problems financial bankruptcy and sometimes attempted suicide said the an mm SHOW TIMES DAILY AT PM Beyond the moon woman who once received $1 million year as Hollywood child star 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