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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Theredey, Anguet 21, 1967 Toronto Group Applies For Barrie TV Licence TORONTO (CP) - man says he and a group o aasociates have asked the area, 4 Toronto|licence for CKVR-TV in Barrie fiwas a franchise for an allotted Board of Broadcast Governors location and.a different pro- for permission to start a televi- sion station in Barrie. Donald R. Martyn, an unsuc- cecsful Progressive Conserva gram policy Lake Simcoe region ing, he said. tive candidate in 1965 in the) In Hamilton, city counci federai riding of York North,| voted Tuesday to ask the feder heads the group. He stepped al government to delay action aside this year to allow P( leadership candidate the riding for the party. Mr. Martyn said Tuesday the resent any present license holders for|/Buffaio's Char CKVR, channel 3, in Barrie, Senator Wailace McCutcheon to contest > on CKVR's proposed move Ald. Joseph Kostyk intro duced the motion, say: Hamilton resider interferenc feaused by the Ba who have obtained BBG! IMPROVE SERVICE approval to move their trans- mitters to Palgrave, Ont., with- in range of Toronto, have "cav- alierly abdicated their responsi- bilities to their present audi ence." Meanwh |CKVR-TV to copy of a le gill whict move The cabinet has not yet . approved the move Meanwhile, Metropolitan Toronte's executive commitire , decided to advise Transport Minister J. W. Pickersgill that the federal government should be certain the move to Pa! grave will not force Toronto T\ viewers to buy wave traps 'o remove interference on Buffalo's Channels 2 and 4 WOULD NEED TRAPS r of transpr summer sa trandini tter move wou id By cost some Toronto residents { te $35 for wave traps Mr. Martyn said the origina Steelworkers Remove Pickets LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Pick ets were removed from the Emco Lid. plant here today fol | lowing the announcement that contract talks between the com pany and striking United Steel- workers are due to' resume Thursday. J. D. Speranzini, a concili- | ation officer with, the Ontario department of labor, will attempt to bring accord between the plumbing manufac- turing company and Local 2699 USW. A change in transmitter of the transfer... The letter said It Is "clearly understood by us that approval is condition- arrangements al on suitable would leave the being made to continue to pro- without vide jlocal news, sports and advertis- Bari now served by CKVR." national service to the e area and all other areas On the question of interfer- th Channels 2 and 4, the erated that the station f the move is have a long ng during off we can deter- what degree of any, there saved by Ralph Ntrey Stirling W s2ecs we SS) week to £0 ¢ prime-time stations met avail- * Toronto, ce prove Loose Leaf Refills 250 Pak 11 SIMCOE ST, S, SCHOOL SUPPLIES! 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In the intimacy of the Naison- neuve theatre of the theatrical centre of Place des Arts, the legend of Rose Latulippe unfolded in three acts, depict-| ing family devotion versus the headstrong impulse of youth,| respect for the seigneurial aris- tocratic class, coupled with a fear of corruption by it. Rose was danced by Annette de Wiedersheim-Paul who first! danced the title role in the Roya. Winnipeg Ballet's full- length production at Stratford Ont., Jast season. Throughout the three acts the auaience. responded warmly wita applause and finally broke out in cheers and "'bravos"' for, the 22-year old dancer who, at the age of 17, was chosen by Bolshoi choreographer Yuri Ovation Grigorovitch to dance the lead- ling role in his Stone Flower. OTTAWA BOY CHEERRD Equally cheered was Ottawa- born David Moroni who por- courtier from Quebec, out to. capture the heart of Rose. The role of the widowed Mrs. | Latulippe was portrayed by) Gwynne Ashton while Richard) Rutherford, who has had 50 leading roles created for him,! danced the part of Rose's fiance, Anselme, In the opening act the audi- ence sees Rose as a sweet, humble and religious girl who lives with her mother in an old Quebee homestead. IZZA Phone 723-0241 or 728-0192 EPI'S SIXTH RECORD-BREAKING WEEK! 1 ENE FEU SM ~~ AMI TON: KS wom 2 } Aves again Sings again... | 4! koe heart OSHAWA LOVES "SIR" SIDNEY POITIER as the teacher who learns the ABC's from London' s tures: =On, teens! TECHNICOLOR® § TIMES -- 1:30 - 3:20 - 5:25 - 7:30 - 9:30 PLAZA THEATRE 'ORBISON | ON THE SCREEN AT LAST AS A Pe NOON si METROCOLOR ® ADDED ATTRACTION @ enone The /ninortal Hank Williams wsscsoun OLIVER - BUT OWL who shoots the works!/.. ' ase 'DEAN as MATT a, YOUR CAR 18 YOUR RESERVED. 1 OSHAWA HELD OVER BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:00 -- SHOW STARTS AT DUSK -- BOTH FEATURES IN COLOR He's that playboy trouble-shooter 'Toe SIL. 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