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Allan Slaight Acquires Montreal Station pence Chief Crawford Answers (Continued from Page it use whencyer this will be useful. “Some Toronto news re- ports of Montreal are a little too flamboyant. We intend to get a little less hysterical viewpoint," said Slaight. A native of (Salt, Slaight, moved to Saskatchewan in ilie mid-1940.»; when his faâ€" ther bought a newspaper in Moose Jaw. A brother went into the newspaper business and now holds an important executive position with the Thompson Newspapers. one of the nation‘s largest news- paper chains. But Allan Slaight went into the news side of broadcasting, first starting with CHAB Moose Jaw in 1948. Then he went to a radio news job in Edâ€" monton and on to CHUM To- ronto in 1958. At Canadian Radio-Tele- vision Commission hearings in May CFGM President and General Manager Slaight said his proposed acquisition of CFOX would provide an important link with CFGM in Richmond Hill. He said would kctip in closcr touch with developments in Toron- to and keep CFGM listeners informed about developâ€" ments in Quebec. He sought permission to buy about 80 percent of CFOX for $300.- 000, with Gordon Sinclair ,lr.. CFOX President. to keep 3 IO percent interest. Slaight promised at the hearing to improve the sta- tion's news and public al-- fairs programming and said it was his intention to intro- duce a music policy featur- ing the New Country Music. He said he would increase the station's full time staff to 24 from 20 and increase part time help from four to six. Sinclair said at the Ottawa hearing that attempts were made to sell CFOX in the Montreal area but that a suitable buyer couldn't be found. In July lQTl the CRTC turned down an ap- plication by Slaight‘s former station‘s President Allan Wa» tcrs of Cl-IUM in Toronto to buy CFOX. On July 13 the CRTC anâ€" an n o u n c e d approval of Slaight’s application. noting It was ldl\lll;2 into account his expressed intention to maintain and develop indeâ€" pendent and community- oriented radio for the Momâ€" real West Island area. It noted it had taken into ac» count the fact that no local firms expressed an interest in buying CFOX despite the fact it had been for sale for some time. At the saiiic time the CP- 'l'C announced apprmal of an application by Lakcshore Broadcasting Limited. the then owners of CFOX. to transfer 9.307 or 9.3 percent of its common shares to Siti- clair Broadcan Management Limited from Gordon Sincâ€" lair Jr.. James O'Connor. H. L. Mussells. Gaston Parent. the estate of J. Milne. J. M. llobbs and Gerald Duffy. \thn Slaight took o\cr. (‘FOX did an abrupt switch from what might be called a Top 40 format to the kind of New Country Music for- mat that has been so suc- cessful in Richmond Hill The Carter Family replaced the Partridge Family, the Statler Brothers replaced the 'I‘lllfi LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. 'l‘hiirsday. Aug. :41. 197:! STUDENTS â€" DON'T PANIC! Toronto‘s MOST (‘t)\ll’l.l-.'l‘I-I Textbook Location ()siiiond Bioihcrs and Jim ‘ Reeves replaced Martha C I ' ' MI in 50mm!“ Reeves. m r CFOX found Jim Reeves 0 p e e still lives in the hearts of Montrealers even though he S0U) ALL YEAR 'ROI'ND died “gm H.311,» ago m an X 911‘ l‘eglon loll“ k lllek Bllllt l Id“ IUIl‘l Ill” 'O‘Klma 001” .Lmlm l0 “‘9 Ed“ SORRU .\0 used tcvtbooks one to the iollow'ing repented 31'”)an cmle The Station week issued a publlt‘ letter lll reply 10 a Slmllitl‘ 1‘”:- l 3‘“ l‘rll'W‘I‘de ‘0 11)? complaints: ‘0’ Torn (ind 'llh‘lllfl pages 0 Outdated sponsored a Jim Reeves Liâ€" letter two weeks ago from a Maple resident com- "(mm or “‘9 RI"I““‘)“‘I “‘11 “mums ° Nam?“ it'l‘lbhlo‘l 3”“ “‘"51." PM“ Libcral a copy of this letter in the hope that any wron: im- pi‘ession that you lime created brary Contest with the winâ€" S'iye 'l‘imc. .\ in v 'o l' s' it her to get all 32 of the late ‘ h 0' ‘ ( n u 10 with the NEWEST. REVISED EDITIONS plaining of petty. harsh. iiitimidatincr enforcement of traffic laws by a police officer with an apparent 10% singer‘s records, The result W . _ . - . “as mm the 31mm” by,“ giudge dgdllht hCl‘ lltleaIltl. by your letter may nOw be corâ€" OFF “11‘” approved by the Board of Education .-. _°_ i‘ectcd - .s : ‘0 100k m‘e a Ind-'01 90M or A letter to the editor and let- of 'lriinspoiiation and t‘oni» “- I “H” he “I am mm,“ “us AD load: or R“ thN‘ L p‘\Pl‘RB‘\( [‘5 lice. says Slaight. The three - (lay contest 'I'ownc & (‘ountrye Square tor of complaint to the police Yonge at Stcclcs iiiunicalion. . _ assistance to you in IlllS matter On \\ cdncsday ’ ;)l93:€ do not hesitate to conâ€" FISTELL’S BOOKS August 9. iilf‘ d. ' 4000 s ‘ I chief. both from Mrs. Jan \'Ci'~l Sift‘i‘on - wfizh'ggzrgnd 3“: non of 30 Goodman Crescent.‘otl'iccr obsci‘yed your husband‘s tact mt, EXPIRY DA’l‘IC: SEPT. 5 3 . , Maple. were published in this‘car tll‘l\'l]l_’_‘, southbound on y -~ ~ ' . H ‘i o-r ‘ Jammed “1th an estimated .newspapel‘ August 17, 1\11~s_\‘el~-,K0010 51,00, ms, south 0,. ouis tiul). OPEN 10 am. 10 pm. i.\( L. noun-us â€" “3â€"1011 Bruce Crafword, Chief of Police. 200,000 telephone calls. Gen- schools please Note; eral Manager Sinclair said. “You ask why I didn't change format." said Sinc- lair. "It's because I couldn‘t. 'l‘hc CR'I‘C would have frowned on it. Our license was for a Top 40 station. Of course the CR'I'C knew that it would go country when l non said a fine for parking the Maple and, quite properly. in‘ ‘wrong way on a quiet residential my opinion. stopped your hus« ‘street was too petty and a $23 band and issued a traffic ticketim ,fine was too harsh for failing to to him for an offence under the notify the Department of Trans. Highway 'l‘rnft'ic Act relating port motor vehicle license of. to tlic improper registration of fire of a chach or address. hi\ \'(‘lllt'li'. M's Vol-mm \ms hm. INN Your lt‘Iit‘l‘ (piito incorrectly band was courteous to the YRP “b” 11”" “m” ‘Nllflqlip pal)” ‘nn-icm. and “as going 10 mm.“ docs not indicate that you mun, We l-‘ill Ouantity Orders Promptly sold it." . . . i "In 1m. “Hle dreams;- the wrongly parked car fi\o “011‘: _1lu‘ Dcpaituiciit of Imps- Said an ébumem Slaigmy “I mimm‘q after being “armed but POIIHIIIOH and (Inlllllltllll‘l‘dllolll - v. a ‘ *tlie officer came back and is- m “H “'1‘ ” a “we” 0 “WW \\ouldnt haw thouDhl It I address. h, m, a” mount ...__._____ _ would take Off this “tax” ,sued a traffic ticket anyway. Slaight’s license for CFOX 1 runs until March 31, 1976. . . , ‘ v . vehicle ownership cards qtiitcl Chmf Clallfmd asked a be” clearly. in red ink, instruct the ir officer to inv ‘« ' 0 estlbate the owner to do so. I the Montreal - area station i'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlll1lllllllllllllltlltllllllllllltlllllllltlllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllltlltllllllllllllltlllttlllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllltlttlllltltttllllllltltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltilllllllttlllllll-P iogpilszlgd 1:19:23: lgiikgttl Y0"? 10”” 2095 On 10 Win“ . _ v n ~ . o o o o lbeen moved 10 minute: after out “‘f“ the officer “.88 (ll-Wen: L ‘lhe warning and says Mr. Ver- pa“ ‘Wur lmmp (“my day ml I ,non used very rude language to B I N G o ' ithe officer. Despite this the of deric and Propel-y " _. ' least once, This docs not indiâ€"I cute to me that the olficcr ob-l . - . viously has some L‘i'udge. as yoiil ficcr remained polite and drm c Mill outlet 1 A a o . awn, according m '19 “(lice stiggcst. but docs indicate to: MONDAY SEPTEMBER n ' - ’ . . i S e ( ermfmfl Var hp (Hm “ml motto "I‘o Sciwc and Protect" - “I . '\ ‘ . . _I am. in fact. delighted that he, ' l l o N s H A l L no "memtmn “hatmm “)1 and all other officers of this: criticism of the iolice officer . . . l l forcc are patrollinc l't‘\l(lt‘llllill . . Mrs. t r . . Oi‘illia, of mm [aim ha: comcmq 331:5.“ side streets since we are deter- sibility of any connection in the The three were picked up by . p- .i . . 4 ‘ mim‘d 10 hrOVidé‘ 3 200d DI‘OU‘C' ‘ the mute obyiously incorrect . , _ ,. . lion seiucc to thn community. weekend axe beatings 0f two In'a man in a lightâ€"comm“ Hm He s’l\'§ he is ancwcrina the i dian girls and a youth neatuoutside a hotel near Ol‘illla‘cmnpiéiht FUNNY}, 01.50]. ‘0 I C41" “ml "0 .lllgliflt'all0111 Ol'miai the disappearance 0f aleal‘l." Saturday morning andlcorreet anv wrona impression“halwm’m‘ f0" elm” l0” 0" Kleinbiirg girl and the killings driven to Cooper‘s Falls, 20‘“mt V‘ome {nember’s‘ of the 'C‘Om‘. your husband to be critical of of two Metro girls earlier thisimiles to the northeast. imunii‘. mifim have a; a 1.0m“ the Police OffiCPI‘ in either uf' ‘ " ‘ these matters. If any criticism Neal“ RICHVALE DISAPPEARANCE‘of reading Mrs. Vernon's let- \'ork Regional Police at press Soldiers Memorial Hospital in “,1.ka and say < 106 Centre St. East STARTING TIME â€" 8 RM. Early Birds 7:40 p.m. 20 REGULAR GAMES â€" 3 SPECIAL GAMES JACKPOT $500 â€" 52 No.'s time were looking into the pos- LOCATIONS ONLY * Corner Hwy. 7 and Woodbine Ave. * 2160 Hwy. 7, just east of Keele CONFIDENCE BUY FABRICS with All six people had been‘ . . is to be levied against anvonf‘ - - ~ . The Metro "ll‘ls disappeared ter. , ‘ i w ‘ ’ G ' ' - . b . l .' m r it ‘ I , . liietacll‘illiikéiligwwhegttatlifld dlsap after leavmg Richvale, where _* * * bell;alllrltggllfige:tnflllhtuélmfllrlgofil o Largest selection of dress 0 Always great savings and l e me c e ' ‘thev had been visiting theii Police Chief Crawford's let- V. :_ ‘ materials, doubleknits. a tremcndous stock to On the weekend. the two ‘ . , .- . . not moung his car when the g _ . fathei. PI 15 a$f0110\\5- . , . . i ‘ . .-. \voolens choose from girls. both from the Rama In- The” bodieq “are later found D I “I v ‘ ‘ oilicei saw him an oppmtunity, . Lowest prices anvwhe” ' dian reserve â€" Pamela Simeoefl. 'a ravel it near Oshama 9:1 1“ 15"1 elllf’ll‘*( ' r \ d to do so and for using language . Kno‘aedaeable an'd comb o Larzest selection of ready. m g l ' "1 ml 0 ml 910' (I “ “r‘ to the officer that I considerl " made drapes anywhere_ l8. and Pauline Comego. 20. andi their companion. Donald Baker.‘ 16 â€" were hospitalized after a man gave them a ride. brutally attacked them with an axe and then threw them into a river.l cous sales staff 0 Drapery and upholstery materials by the yard . Although police weren‘t say-fist 15 and 3'01“? OIWUEUSL 10- completely uncalled for. in ad<i mg 11" there was any direct link. 1 am Pleased to aldt‘lse that the dition to being rude and im- other than derlatlon- they‘rel‘e all°ga‘."’“s “01“‘1med .“‘ yourmotile. I am also critical of you. looking into the pOSSibilities. llekterJiave been investigated by not rm. sending a copy of your KLEINBURG a {791191. fftftlcer (£31115 force‘t ilctter to the newspaper. but for r .- .- . ‘ O i DISAPPEARANCE OW e or: ‘1 lespec 'endina a letter to the editor warts: itiliiigleretlilditi'dw'lary12931303. York Police are Still trying toicontains many inaccuraCies. Thezf thebnewspflpor the contemSl and called police at Bracebridge.‘f1nd 14.veal~.01d Ingrid Bailey fags” 3.5 related. to mg, by the of which are quite obviously Ill-l Baker later told police he hadiwho was-the object (ff 3 900 per‘.senior investigating otticer. reâ€"‘conTct' ‘ bCCD lumed down at “‘0 5101‘95 son search in the Kleinburellvgls. thin- ,‘vqur .huspal‘dsncal“ WF- as Police Officer's. are when he asked to use the phone. area last week b.‘las‘ 1“ tad' Immope' ‘3 pall‘ed;citiite conscious of the fact that _ suspECT CHARGED l The Kleinbl'n.g residemv left 0" GOOdman "Cresmm 0“ Aug‘iwe must earn the respect: of the 7 _ 7 A suspect Donald 1\](~De\'itt.hel. home about; 10 m two “,St E’- The Office" 0“ Pat“?! gd' public. I am convinced that we ‘26: of Orillia, was picked up by weeks ado \Vednesdav a, hitch. your “USP”? 0t “"5 will never earn the respect of pong-9 Sunday and charged with hike to gpine Grove ‘to see her “demon and ga\e 1111“ an Oppol' all tllé‘ public. however. \\C \\lll three counts of attempted inur- boy-friend Lal‘l‘v Temple 14 .tumty 19 corlem .the “legal continue 10 lI‘.\' lo do 50. d . . -_ ' -~ ~ - _manner in which his car was In faimcsg 101119 Office. com “1 fl. . , When she didn't telephone parked. Your husband. appay.‘ l . l. _ 1 I Miss Simcoe was in fair con- . . . . . (0111M m 1115 mattCI. \\ i0 . . . . . 110m? 10 533 Elle hdd 3111‘ 9d ently. chose not to move his car -,,1 .. . a . . .. . dition in the intensxve care . i . . . -, . misit say is a \er iespected safely. hei motliei called police. and 111g 0111c“; once again an , _ . _ ward at Toronto General Hos- v - , _ V , , - . ,membei of the community. and . . 3 RP Staff InspeCtOI I 311) ipatro] approximately 10 mm- - f. - . i a .. l nital with a fractured skull. Her . .. . . . - V . . llll aiiness to tie beiieia pub- . ‘ i ‘ ~ 1 d Hdlkneas‘ “ho Famed It alums late]: Issued 3 pallkmg‘lic who mav have obtained an i“° C0‘7‘pam0f‘? “e‘edflwm etl‘finost unusual disappearance”,‘ticket for this infraction. :mclonec, impression through 3 m SathaCtm) CO“ “on a said police have been checking‘ Despite the fact that your ‘ ‘ ° ' Stock on hand. no waiting for delivery. tlullllllltltilt\\lltlllltllllllltlllllltllllllttlllllllllltllllllllllltlllllllllllllt leads and intel‘Vie‘Vihg PeopleHmeand “56d yew rude 111“- " OTC WOW 7A . lln the cottage 31‘93- He saldiguage to the officer, a fact thatlAURORA: A move to change Blulders Face the weekend seam“ coverediyour husmmd does nOt (liSDllte-ltlie name of town park to Mos- ‘woods and fields on either sidelthe officer remained polite and icy Park failed to gain support Second Blaze l0f151ingt0n AVellue fl‘Om Klein-ldrove away. fat Aurora Council. Ron Sim- â€" a G . , ‘burg to Highway ’7. with off-i The following day. Alondayflmons said it was "nonsense" to vs. (ALL 1‘0“, York Regional Police are jduty policemen. civilian volun-‘August 7. this same officei‘.;change the name to honor John A 1:03 A investigating the second .teers and about 35 york officâ€" through propel~ investigative;1\loslcy â€"â€" who donated the land . (downstairs) fire .in as many 'weeks at 191‘s. A helicopter and tracking‘channels. learned that youifibecause people would always 0" F R E I‘~lavm Construction Com- ,dogs were also used. ihusband‘s car was iinpi-opei-ly‘refer to the property as town B 0 Fully Licensed by L_C.B.O. $1111.“ hi7?!“ Yonge Street, ‘ FACTS DON’T FIT registered with the Departmentlpark anyway. Home a “’m ‘ ' Demonstration Inspector Harkness said heiii’i"7‘f‘*‘wiiui"i The “9' "me" “'35 "‘3’ didn‘t think the girl had run; . . . gargedamAuiisst 3:603:33: ‘away from home. “The facts; ' ‘ in a storage room in an lay.“ font in that sort 0f“ a a y- underground garage or the nIglge'inburg residents were enâ€"l company' Damage was un- llistcd for the search after be- I hot water? It’s enough hot water . . . enough hot water for all the baths. showers, dish washings, floor washings and laundries that it takes to keep known. A week before an em- ployee of the company was unable to put out a fire which had been set in an incinerator there be- cause the company fire hose had been deliberate- ly cut. ting contacted by HELP, a local. lorganization recently formed to 1help residents in distress. I .' Searchers were served food BOYS 13 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE land drinks throughout the day by Janet Berton and other‘ R E E HELP volunters headed by Dr. _ _ _ . . ‘ . . . . You will receive training in flying, gliding. radio m““ : Peter Grainger. your family and your home sparkling clean. USUALLY IS DRIVEN Ingrid’s mother, Mrs. Oscar Cascade will give you family-size hot water, , because it’s designed for the job. 333111133611?herdaugshterwasn‘t, ‘ ' le ’11] 0 CI'SOD 0 run awa ’. The electrlcal Indus“), pllt "Years Of OMIN' VENT‘ l"She's a strfight girl who doe:-,' ‘ research into the Canadian tamily's hot water m have any problems She 3-qu needs. Cascade was the resultâ€"built by iwanted to see her boy friend qualified .\ manufacturers to rigid specifications SEPTEMBER 3 SUNDAY 104; :and never got them" to assure you of dependability and complete Antique. show and sale. Lions"l M“ 33”“ Said Ingrid “‘5 operating, map reading. shooting. survival, first aid, citizenship and engines. Join No. 778 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets ll YONGE ST. N. RICHMOND HILI. (Legion Plaza) l ‘ Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 never allowed to hitchhike at satisfaction Hall. 106 Centre Street East. . H b 1 u .m 10 fame] 0“- - ~.~.. .' .. .' . .u Ri‘liid".F " ' ' "lgl‘ u “‘3 H- i. . - n V n p. .- â€" . . Get the cascade with the capacity that .s . filzslglo‘smillfu3:352:39) guard when he was unpackingI (ommencmg lhurs., Sept. 1, lflil - i:l.) p.m. MOD” right for you and enjoy hot water family-Size. Bicmirx Ba;.g‘mns gal‘o‘re' 5319‘ from the cottage. “Normally thomw at night we drive them," she said. Cascade, the clean. safe, efficient, electric water heater. held first Sunday every month. " ' T . ‘ . .. "7 ' ' . ’ 7 7' Donation to Leukemia Fund. c1w9 * * >1< SEPTEMBER 5. Tuesday. Fall term for piano and theory be- NEWMARKET: Town counâ€"l cil is planning to initiate a pro-i grain to provide reduced fares MOTOROLA gins 3‘ the SIUdiO 0f ESteuE on town buses for citizens 65 ” Markham iRCT; RMT; tfc‘ years old and over. Under the HAS i .1. I proposed scheme. senior citi- a c ’LPIEMBER 20 ' wedms‘iay“ lens wishing to take advantage . . - (DTUNHBJG’ “unit” Bmgo' ‘5‘”1‘01-3 Com' of the reduced fares would *' ' the finest CO/Of tuning Sy5tem you can Uy Eninity Ceiiti'f.031000 Jackpot. have to obtain a bpecial idem :. guiism “I?n npm. regula: lity card from the town clerk} 5i" to automaticallrbalance huev ' 2. s . .i0 5 Spon:0r(‘(~ office. inleosuy, contrast brightness. Model WU904HW. 25" ciw 3 ~‘< ~ * ‘1' _ even activate the automatic picture (measured _ ‘ H _ I ‘ " AL‘RORA; A SGI'IOL!> car mishap .' . “"9 mmng' d'agonal'Yl' Plug'm “M s SI;PII;MBER 16. SA l-L-RDAY. on Murray Drive recent“. > :iaisbmingcngoitst.Gepuma v at car ca ine w: at 8 pin. 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