PUBLICATIONS

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
Board of Broadcast Governors: Public hearing.—Continued.
to broadcast certain of the games of the Big Four , Football Union to
commence in September through the end of the 1961 football sectson,
Montreal (p. 166-168); 15. An application to transfer 303 common shares
of capital stock in A. A. Murphy & Sons Ltd. (CFQC and CFQC-TV)
(p. 168). August 23, 1981: 1. An application to transfer all the assets of
Central Alberta Broadcasting Co. Ltd., licenseé of Radio Station CKRD,
Red Deer, Alta., to Gordon E. Spackman. and Henry L. Flock on behalf
of a company to be incorporated under the name of Central Alberta
Broadcasting (1961) Limited (p. 169-176); 2. An app/ication for an
increase in the effective radiated power of CHSA-TV, Lloydminster,
Alta., by CHSA-TV Limited (p. 177-209); 3. An application for a licence
to estab/ish a new television rebroadcasting station at North Battleford,
Sask.. by CHSA-TV Limited (p. 210-218); Applications for permission to
establish new te/evision rebroadcasting stations at: 4. Cold Lake, Alta.,
by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Channel 12, with an
effective radiated power of .560 watts video, 280 watts audio. directiona/
antenna, EHAAT 450 feet, to rebroadcast the programs of a proposed
rebroadcasting station on Channel 9 at St. Paul, Alta. 5. St. Paul, Alta.,
by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Channel 9, with an effective
radiated power of 20,300 • watts video, 10,100 watts audio. directional
antenna, EHAAT 713 feet, to rebroadcast the programs of the te/evision
which the CEC has been authorized to establish at Edmonton, Alta., on
Channel 5 (p. 219-226); Applications for a licence to establish new
television rebroadcasting stations at: C. Greenwater Lake, Sask., by
Central Broadcasting Company Ltd., on Channel 4, with an effective
radiated power of 3,000 watts video, 1.600 watts audio, omni-directional
antenna, EHAAT 684 feet, to rebroadcast the programs of Station
CKBI-TV, Prince Albert, Sask., on Channel 5; 7. Nipawin, Sask., by
Central Broadcasting Company Ltd., on Channel 2, with a transmitter
power of 5 watts, directiona/ antenna, to rebroadcast the programs of
Station CKBI-TV. Prince Albert, Sask. (p. 227-235); 8. An application
for a licence • to establish a new television rebroadcasting station at
Wynyard, Sask., by Yorkton Television Co. Ltd., to receive programs
by off-the-air pick-up from Station CKOC-TV, Yorkton, Sask. and to
transmit those programs on Channel 6, with an effective radiated power
of 670 watts video, 340 watts audio, omnidirectional antenna, EHAAT
606 feet (p. 235-241); 9. An application for an increase in effective
radiated power and antenna height of Station CKOS-TV-1, Baldy
Mountain, by Yorkton Television Co. Ltd. (p. 241 -244); 10. An application
for a licence to establish a new television rebroadcasting station at
Burmis, Alta.. by Lethbridge Television Ltd., on Channel 3, with an
effective radiated power of 225 watts video, 112.5 watts audio, directional
antenna EHATT 420 feet, to rebroadcast the programs of Station
CJLH-TV, Lethbridge, Alta. on Channel 7 (p. 245-248); 11. An application
for a licence to establish a new television rebroadcasting station
at Drumheller, Alta., by CFCN Television Limited, on Channel 8, with
a transmitter power of 5 watts, directional antenna to rebroadcast the
programs of Station CFCN, Calgary, Alta.. on Channel 4 (p. 248-251);
12. An application for a licence to establish a new FM Radio Station
at Altona, Man., by Southern Manitoba Broadcasting Co. Ltd., on the
frequency of 98.3 mc/s, with an effective radiated power of 110,000 watts,
omindirectional antenna EHAAT 511 feet (p. 251-270); 13. An application
for a licence to establish a new FM radio station at Winnipeg, Man., by
Broadcasting Station CRY Limited, on the frequency of 92.1 Mc/s, with
an effective radiated power of 62,000 watts. omindirectional antenna,
EHAAT 205 feet (p. 271-294); 14. An application for a licence to establish
a new television rebroadcasting station at Courtenay, B.C., by the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation, on Channel 9, with an effective radiated
power of 625 watts video and 332 watts audio, directional antenna,
EHAAT 483 feet, to rebroadcast the programs of Station CBUT, Vancouver,
B.C. (p. 295-297); 15. An application for a licence to establish
a low power re/ay transmitter at Uranium, Sask., by the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation, on the frequency of 880 Kc/s. with a power of 40
watts, omnidirectional antenna (p. 297-300); 16. An application for a
licence to establislt a low power re/ay transmitting station at Hearst,
Ont., • by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, on the frequency of
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