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CENTRAL -HOME -COMFORT CALL 1-885-6227 9AI4M.-S8PMo LONG DISTANCE CALLS REIMBURSED WITH'THE PURCHASE 0CF -AN -ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER. *~Can adian Radio-television Conseil de la radiodiffusion and Télécommunications et des télécommunication%' Commission canadiennes Pubilic Announcement Multilingual Television Broadcasting At-thé public hearings held ln Toronto in September 1977 and 1978,. the Commission heard numerous representa- tions f rom the public and the broadcasting industry on the need, for a. multilîngual -télevision station f0 serve the Metropolitan Toronto region. on,27 December 1978,,the Commission i ssued a Public Announcement entitlied' "Multilingual Telev 'ision Broad- casting" outllning the new policy for mulfilingual television. At the same time, the Commission lssued a licence',to Multilingual :Television Î(Toronto)' Limifed - ,subîect Ito the termîs outlinedi in that announcement. A Public Hearing was held inHuil, Queb ec on' 20 and 21 June 1979 fo consider an application to amend this- licence to change the channel f requency, increase the "effective tadiated power and to change the location of 'the 7*Wansmitter f0 the CN Tower, Toronto. The, attached OEecision CRTC 79-45 2 approves this application. 1In the Public Announcement of 27 Decemfber 1978, the commission did flot address the. particulars of the carniag e of the multilingual television station on cable télevision systems but*awaited 'anindlication from the Ilcensee that, the. statlon's programming was fully. operational. The Commission, reiterates the view expres. sed ln previouspublic aànouQcements that as a Canadian siation it has the same Icable carniage prionity status as other Toronto television< st ations in accordance with. Section 6 of the Cable Television Regul'ations. However, cable television licensees can apply f0 the Commission for exemption f rom this carniage requiremen't. Such applica- tions wil11 be considered on acase by case basis. 1lnterested parties in this matter are reminded of the Commission's emphasis in the original -decision on the provision by Multilingual Television (Toronto) Limited -of a service with specific programming designed primarily, to meet the needs of the vanlous linguistic groups ln Metropolitan Toronto. At the public hearing on 20 and 21 June 1979, an intervention was heardfrom the Ontèrio Cable Televsion Association expressing their problemswifh the carniage of the multilingual television signal on the basic service. The multilingual television licensee, Mr. lanuzzi, replied as follows f0 a question related f0 cable carniage: "But, certainly- in areas where there are very, few multicultural communities ... we don't expect ,to be carried on basic service."# Attached is the list 0f the 56 cable sstems on which the» multilingual television service is expected f0 be distni - buted eccording to regulation. As the station' expected f0 be operationel by September 1979, the Commission expects ail affected licensees to sub mit applications for carniage. Each application should advisewhich channel is intended for distribution 0f the multilingual service and also Indicate, where applicable, the resulting- realloca- fions of channel distribution. CABLE TELE VISION SYSTEMS REGUIRED TO flISTRIBUTE MULTI LING UAL TV STATION SYSTEM Albion Ceble TV Ltd .Armstrong Commun- ications Ltd. Aurora Ceble TV Ltd. Bay Ridges Cable TV. Bondon Ceble TV, Ltd Bramelea Teleceble Limited Ceblecasting Ltd. Canadien Cablesystem <Metro) Limited Canadien Ceblesystem <Metro) Llmited Canadien Ceblesystem (Metro) Limited Canadien Cablesystem (Metro) Lim ited Canadien Cablesystem <Metro> Linliteçi Canadien Cablesystem, <Mtro> Limited Canad ien Cablesystemn <Metro) Limited LOCATION Bolton Niagara Falls, Wellandi, Port Coîborne, Fonthill Aurore a Townshipof 'Pickering Camp Bondon, Alliston, Angus Brampton, Caledon, Mississauga Toronto Hamilton Burlington Mississauga (Fleetwood) .Mississauga <Applewood) Central Toronto Brantford, Paris *SYSTEM Canadien Cablesystem (Mtro) Limited Canadian Cablesystem (Metro> Limited Citizens Cable TV Ltd. Classis Communic- affons Limited Clearview Cable TV Limited Coaxial (Colou rview Limited Compton Cable TV Ltd.. Country Ceble Ltd. Credit Valley Cable TV/FM Ltd. Credit Valley Cable TV/FM Ltd. Credit Valley Ceble TV/FM Ltd.- CUC (Scarbonough> Limited Fergus-Elona Cable TV Ltd. Grimsby, Cable TV Limited Halton Cable Systems Li mited Hamilton Cable TV& Aýppliance Service Co. Limitedi Horseshoe Valley Ltd. Keeble Cable TV'Ltd. Keeble Cable TV Ltd. LSC Cable Systems Limnited Lindsay CATV System Limnited Maclean-Hunter Cable TV Limnited' Maclean-Hunter Veble TV Limited Maclean-Hunter Cable TV Limited Maclean-Hunter Cable TV Limite'd Maclean-Hunter Cable TV Limited 1.1 Maclean-Hunter Cable TV Limited Mountein Cablevision Li mited Niegara'Co-Axial Ltd. Nixon, Stan ley 0. Northgate Ceble TV Limited Northu mberland Cable TV Ltd. Oekville Cablevision Limnited Onangeville Ceble- Vue Limited Peterborough Cable Television Ltd. Rogers Cable TV Limited Southmont Tel-E- Vents Limited Terra Communi- cations Limited Western Co-Axial' Limited Willowdowns Cable Vision Ltd. Wired City Commun- ications Ltd. Kitchener, Stratford Obituary [Dr. David An Assistantý Professor of Geology at the University of British Columbia, Dr. David G. Perry died suddenly in a helicopter accident on Aug. 2, 1979 near Calgary, Alberta while on a geological re-ý search expedition. He lived in Vancouver, British Columbia. Born January 18, 1947 in Oshawa, Ontario, hie was th e son of Mr.. & Mrs. Henry Perry of Whitby, Ontario. He wasmare September 18, 1971 in Blenheim, Ontario. A Henry Street Hgh Sehool graduate, Dr.'> Perry received bis Honours B.Sc.- fromn Queen's 'University,, Kingston; his M.Sc. from the LOCATION \lewmarket, Holland Lahding Oshawa, BoWmanville, Whitby Bunli ngton Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Whitchurch, Stouffville Si mcoe Parts of Metropolitan Toronto Uxbnidge Listowel,'Arthur, Àarnis'on, Palmerston, Mount Forest Barrie Mississauga Orillie Toronto Fergus, Elore*, Salem Grimsby Georgetown, Acton,'Milton, and surrounding areas Part of ýDundas, Hamilton Hcürseshoe Valley Mississeuga Toronto Keswick, Peffenlaw, Sutton, Beaverton ~Lindsay Ajax Guelph Hamilton Mississauga, Brampton Part of Metro Toronto St. Catherines Hamilton Hamilton, Stoney Creek Stayner, Wasaga. Ha milto n Cobourg Oakville Orangeville Peterborough Toronto Hamilton, Glanbnook Mississauga Part'of Hamilton, Dundas, Ancasten Part of Metropolitan Toronto Toronto Charrning older home in N. Whitby 3 bdrms, 4pc-2pc-lpc baths.~ Family roomn with f ireplace country size kitche.n., Copper plumbing, new wiring, well insulated home. 'Mature black walnut trees asking only $8,900. Astoin-Brumley realtor 668:.0515. COnhJlY 668-6221T . en 683-6221 LDR LT I.- nm r roker U2e4 Brock_ St.dN.,Whit!by -ac oficl l dndty .waud a"d.oet Good arca of Whitby, $63,900.3 bedroom eat in kitchen walkouf f0, patio and over sized back yard. Double door master 1 1/2 bath. Finished family room. Helen Couture 6"8-6221. Brick 3 bedroom bungalow, corner stone fine place Ini Rec, Roo0m, fruit trees In back, yard. $9,900. Sandy Hepburn "8-6221. Super mortgage at 10 per cent beautiful split level attached garage, 4 bedroomns, living and dining room, L shaped family room with f ire place, f inished Rec room $54.'000. mortgage at 10 per cent. $70,900 Sandy Hepburn, 668-6221 G. Po rry I University of Western Ont., and his Doctor of Philosophy in Geology ("Paleontology and Biostratigraphy of Delorme Formation -- Siluro- Devonian -Northwest' Ter- ritories") from the Univer- sity of, Western Ontario, London, Ontario in June 1974 The recipient of National Research Council -Postdoc- toral Fellowships, Dr. Perry continued his research 'at Oregon State University of Calgary 1976; at the Univer- sity of Alberta 1976. Dr. Perry accepted teaching positions as an Assistant Prôléssor of Geology at the University of Calgary 1976; at the University 0f Windsor 1977; and at the University of British Columbia 1978.;- Author 0f numferous geologi- cal dissertations, Dr. Perry received1 research grants from the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, the University of Alberta and the University 0f Calgary, as well as awards'from the National Research Council 0f Canada. He is survived by bis wife, the former Kathleen Green; two daughters, Claire and Virginia and three 'sisters, Mrs. D. Ralph Matthews (Joan) of Toronto,, Mary Perry of Whitby and Susan Perry of Etobicoke. <Services were held at St. John's Anglican Church Whitby, Ontario August 10, 1979 with interment in St. John's Cemetary. Rev. J. Roney and Rev. S.- Isherwood ý officiated. A memorial service will be held at the University 0f British Columbia August 20, if désired, memorial con-, tributions to-your favourite charity mayý be made through. the W.C. Town Funeraâl Chapel, Whitby. DEA TITS Suddenly,. the resuit of an «accident, , near Calgary,, Alta., on Thursday, August 2, 1979, Dr. David G., Perry (of Vancouver, B .C., formerly of Whitby); beloved husband Of Kathleen Jessica Green;ý loved. father of Hannah, Kathryn, Claire and Mary Virginia; dear Éonl of Mr. and', Mrs. Henry Perry of Whitby; dear. broher of Mrs. Dr.. Ralph Matthews (Joan) of. Toronto,' Mary Eleanor Perry 0fWhitby and Susan Jane Perry of Etobicoke;» in. his 33rd year. Private family service was held, at St. John's Anglican >Church, Port Whitby, on Friday, August 10. Interment St. John's Cemetery. If desired, contributions to the charity of your choice would be preferred and appreciated. Gordon Moai Passed away at the JO Ruddy General Hospital,ý Whitby, on Tuesday, August 7,'1979, in his 49th year, (of 1613. Charles St., Whitby). Beloved husband of Dorothy of Whitby; dear sonl of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Morris-of, Welland; brother of Allan Of Oshawa' and Lynn' of St. Catharines. Funeral service, ,was Friday at 2 p.m. Inter- m ent Doan's Ridge Cemete- ry .'Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.