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Aug. 1, 1972 Page 41 Legal Notices 'A Canodion Radio-Televiiioit The Ottawa Citizen 866 Motorcycles Scooters TRIUMPH T100R, low mileage, excellent condition, call vgs. 256-111. Almonte T84A 866 Motorcycles Scooters KacJio-ieievition Cornell de la Commission Conadienna Shipyard in Ha iphong blasted by U.S. jets PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT The Canadian Radio-Television Commission announces the following decision effective July 21, 1972.

Decision CRTC 72-224 UXBRIDGE, PARIS, WINDSO.R,SARNIA, BANCROFT, MAXVILLE, OTTAWA, ONT. warehouse, and did heavy damage to two A-4 attack bombers. Meanwhile, U.S. B-52 heavy bombers carried out 100 more strikes, more than half in the northern provinces of South Vietnam around Quang Tri City and Hue. A few of the bombers attacked in North Vietnam, just above the demilitarized zone.

the year so far against a U.S. installation, pouring more than 70 rockets into the Bien Hoa Air Base 15 miles northeast of Saigon. One American was killed, 15 were wounded, and 13 others were injured while trying to take cover. The U.S. command said the rockets damaged the headquarters of a marine air group, a post exchange Application by Global Communications Limited for a broadcasting licence to carry on a television undertaking at the following locations with studios at Toronto and Ottawa.

Location Channel Power EHAAT Antenna Uxbridga 22 2,200,000 watts (video) 553 feet Directional 330,000 watts (audio) Parli 6 100,000 watts (video) 1037 feet Omnidirect- 15,000 watts (audio) Windsor 26 21 8,000 watts (video) 397 feet Omnldirect- 33,000 watts (audio) ional Sarnia 34 178,000 watts (video) 503 feet Directional 26,800 watts (audio) Bancroft 2 40.500 watts (video) 949 feet Directional 6,100 watts (audio) Maxvilla 36 191,000 (video) 624 feet Directional 29,000 watts (audio) Ottawa 6 2,800 watts (video)' 149 feet Directional 400 watts (audio) U.K. clock strike hits food supply 1971 CB 450, accessories, must sell, $950. 733-3731 X176E HONDA 350, 1971, CD, at 8I2-14T3 Y131F HONDA, 450, 1970, semi-chopped, excellent condition, offers. 829-1830 X175E 1972 Honda, CB750, 3 montht old, $1,600 firm, extras, 225-6105 A263G TRIUMPH 650 Bonny, $500 chopped with sissy bar, hi-rise bars, choppers seat and colored purple. Terry, 733-8473 A264G 1967 Honda 305.

oood condition, must sell. 224-3576 A265d SALE 10 off on all motorcycles In stock. Cycles tor Kawasaki, Nor ton, Ducati, Bulgato, Jawa ana ti. 722-2540 A266N 1970 BSA Victor Special, excellent con dition, $3,000 miles, best offer. 2490 after 6 A26G 1972 Yamaha Mini and Enduro, 4.5 h.p.

300 miles, 745-3 1 43 WJWU TWO 1970 Honda 50 cc. mini-trail, sell together, or separate, $200 or best offer, 749-8964 A400G YAMAHA-1O0, under 10X100 miles. Excellent condition, $190, 624-2843 A551D JAWA 250 cc. $250, 232-7027 evenings A552G 1972 Yamaha, Mini Enduro; 1,000 miles. $325.

6634900 A590G 1970 Norton Commando Dunstall equipped for 66 hp. with pistons, cam, carbs, mufflert, helmefs 234-6489 A589D 180 Yamaha 1967, best reasonable offer. Mike. 232-7547 A637G HONDA 175 cc. 1972 plates, good condition.

822-6736 A636N ROAD racing anyone? 1970 Dunstall Triumph 750, 1971, Norton Norvll, 750 production racer, both In road race trim, plus street equipment, and many spares. 225-1850, after 5.30 A694D inM left rr Trail AllfA. cl lent condition. After 728-5236 A3V6N NEW dealer, Suzuki, ail models, Metro Ber ne Sport Inc 46 it. Kaymona, Hull.

766-5541 A397G 1971 Triumph TR6; 650 cc, must salt. 722-9922 after 6 A398G 868 Garages Parking Space GARAGE wanted for storage, Octo-j ber, Queensway North cr vicinity. 828-3906 U477B DEAD STORAGE AUTOS, snowmobiles, boats, motorcv- cles, heated, Insured. 777-5040 V170J GARAGE for rent Cooper near Kent. 234-8510 A553G Legal Notices NOTICE Is hereby given that Towne Furniture of Ottawa Limited Intends to dissolve under Section 247 of The Business Corporations Act, 1970 by filing Articles of Dissolution.

DATED this 28th day of June, 1972. JOSEPH SWEDLOVB IA592A LONDON (AP) The British dock strike began nibbling at the- country's supplies of fresh fruit today. With the stoppage by 42,000 longshoremen entering its second week and no settlement in sight, merchants said there may be no bananas in the stores by the end of the week. Dealers in the Covent Garden market said they expected supplies of a 1 oranges, lemons, peaches and plums to run out by Thursday or soon afterward. Meat supplies were not yet affected seriously.

It was feared great amounts of perishables Decision: The Commission approves the application and issues a licence for the above mentioned stations except the transmitter of Maxville, Ont. for a period expiring March 31, 1977. The Commission defers its decision on that part of the application which refers to a proposed transmitter at Maxville, Ont. REASONS: The Commission, having considered all the views expressed in relation to these applications, has concluded that the implementation of Global's commitments will play an important part in the building of a balanced Canadian broadcasting system, predominantly Canadian in content and character. The Commission has given particular consideration to the following matters and will expect the applicant to take them into account: 1) The application proposed the creation of a new television service, accessible at the outset to more than six million Canadians in Southern Ontario, by the locating of seven transmitters between Windsor and Ottawa, of which six are now being approved.

2) The proposed locations of the Global transmitters will allow for the delivery of a prime signal to rural areas as well as urban communities. 3) While the establishment of new Canadian television stations in the Toronto area has been authorized over the years only with great restraint, the Buffalo area has seen the establishment of five television stations, some of which attract large audiences and considerable revenue from Southern Ontario. The establishment of Global will help to redress this imbalance and will add diversity to Canadian television services in Southern Ontario. The resulting increase in programming hours available from Canadian stations in the area will help attract viewers away from non-Canadian border stations. 4) While Global will provide a regional service In Southern Ontario, it has undertaken to make its programs available to broadcasters in other parts of Canada and thus assist in developing a new national program service.

In a separate Public Announcement the Commission Is inviting all interested parties to submit applications for new English language television stations in Vancouver, Edmonton and Winnipeg and a new French language television station in the Ottawa-Hull area. 5) Global stated its willingness, outside its own distribution time on the system, to make its transmitters available for other broadcasting activities which would not encroach upon or damage the particular programming responsibilities of present broadcasting undertakings which are licenced on a community basis. 6) A major factor in the approval of this application has been the commitment of Global to concentrate on the development of programs using creative resources of independent Canadian Producers and production houses. These programming plans should therefore be helpful in the development of a Canadian program production industry. Moreover Global indicated that it would be prepared to assist independant producers financially and would work with them in the development of ideas and projects.

Polite bandits' haul at hotel mere $50,000 NEW YORK (AP) A polite five-man team of armed bandits held 21 persons at bay early Monday in the gracious old Plaza Hotel, while they robbed a carefully selected batch of safe deposit But their timing was off, and they escaped with loot police estimated at only $50,000. and Repair Guide 7006232 significantly to increasing the per hour. of the applicant company, the 15.34 15.34 U.K.) 11.81 57.51 appropriate measures will be Police said they broke into five boxes, one of them empty. The other four had been used by jewelry firms during an exhibition last week. But they failed to yield the lortune the bandits apparently expected.

The largest piece taken was a $32,500 emerald diamond tiara. Hotel employees, a cabbie NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Anton Marcenko, deceased. AH persons having claims against the Estate of Anton Marcenko late of me City of Ottawa, who died on or about July 1972 are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before August 25, 1972 after which date the Estate wlil be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall have notice, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not men have notice. Dated at Ottawa this 28th day of July 1972 MR. LOUIS C.

ASSALY, O.C., Barrister and Solicitor Suite 402, 77 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario KIP 5L A593AFL IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF ALGOMA NOTICE TO: HENRY WHALEN, previously of th Citv of Sault Ste. Marie and of Aylmer, Ontario. TAfC urvrire 4fct artlnn hM been commenced against you In this court oy uennts uaia-vinccn, in which the plaintiff's claim Is lor damages caused by the negligent operation maa- nuunttri hv wnu And operated by one, Thomas Bovlngton, on Or aoOUT ine nu vay ui mafi May, 1970, on Cathcart Street, at or near the Marconi Hall, In me City of Sault Ste. Marie, In the District of Algoma. AND IT HAS BEEN ORDERED THAT service of the Writ on you be effected by this advertisement.

If you desire to defend the action you must en ter an appearance i me unra Clerk of this Court, at the Court I. rltv of Sault Ste. Mar e. Ontario, within twenty days of the last day ot publication nereoi. Bennett Hamilton nixon marchand, 67 Elgin Street, Sault Ste.

Marie, Ontario. SOLICITORS for the PLAINTIFF. Dated at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, tills 20 day of July, 1972. I.

A. VANNINI A594AF 876 Tenders CITY OF OTTAWA TREASURY DEPARTMENT PURCHASING BRANCH "Tender for the Supply of Portable Boilers" Sealed Tenders addressed to the Chair man and Members of the Board of Control, City Hall, 111 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario KIN 5A1, and endorsed "Tender for the Supply of Portable Boilers" will be received by Its Secretary up to 4.00 p.m. eDST, Monday. Auoust 21, 1972. Information and forms of tender may be obtained from the Office of the Director of Supply, Room 305, City Hall.

The Corporation does not bind Itself to accept the lowest or any tender and, In particular, If only one tender Is re ceived reserves me rigm ro reieci it, A. T. HASTEY City Cleric A556A Painters and Decorators PAINTING. Interior and exterior. Work guaranteed.

Free estimates. 232-3172 U5211 ABILITY painters, exterior and Interi or painting, specialized ana tuny eaulpped, house repainting. Quick and efficient work. Best of refer ences. Free estimates.

Call anytime, 728-1663 or 236-7843 X316F Plumbing and Heating REPAIRS, alterations, bio or small jobs, In and our of town, free esti mates. 73-3391 NZ8JD REPAIRS and alterations oru specialty. Rideau Plumbing and Heating Ltd. 232-9451 W838K ETHIER Plumbing and Heating, main tenance repairs, alterations, bl'4-ixi Y059M Real Estate "THE PREFERRED ONES" SHIPMAN Real Estate Ltd. will handle all of vour real estate problems, east to west.

728-1781, 232-i321; 236-9155 LL8689 Roofii SHINGLING, tar and gravel, metal roofs. Industrial or residential. Free estimates. G. E.

Balrd, Roofing, 731 8902 N8509 ALLIED roofers: Complete roofing services; we maite new roots and re pair old. New work auaranteed. estimates. 2496 Bank 233-3577 C8867 ROOFS repaired, renewed. Insulation, blower method.

Free estimates. Jer ry LeCISir, 771-3911 K.394X OSGOODE Roofing, specializing In Duiia-up rooting, sningnng, repair an types. Free estimates. Hector Pre-vost, 822-2390 O205C CLEANER with experience, ob by contract. 63-798, Gordon P244D ROOFING repairs, Ice aprons installed, free estimates.

733-8767, 731-0379 U454I Signs INDOOR and outdoor signs, show cards and streamers, truck lettering. screen processing. Donsig Sign Kernels, 233-8926, Leoreton bt. U411 1 Swimming Pools CAN Swim, spring special, vinyl In ground, guaranteed work. 22 Q8499 A.

Bruce Benson Canadian Crystal Pools (Gunite or vinyl). Salis and Service. Showroom open Mon. to i-n. mi a.3o; sat.

tin i. 733-0332. Quebec agent H. Goneau call daytime 663-6376; evgs. 663-3686 V8559 Taxi Service BLUE Line Taxi.

24 hours service. Can 238-1111 A8039 Television Repairs TELEVISION REPAIRS WE will do guaranteed repairs to your television. Day or night service, low raies. t-ast efficient service, free estimates. 733-6677 U541 1 TV REPAIRS REPAIRS on all makes ot TV's radios and stereos, please call 237-2436, for qualified technician, fast and efficient service V420C CHARGE IT ON your Simpson's Charoe Account.

Repairs to all makes ot TVs and stereos. Marotta Electronics, 729-7777 X180L TELEVISION repairs, 24 hour service, free estimates, 235-2390; 233-7306 A268D 900 Tree Removal RAY and Rick Tree Service and Lawn Care, 731-3382 U190A TREE trimming, dead trees removed, insured. Free estimates. 838-2265 N868B DANGEROUS trees removed, low prices. Call 234-7382 O203C DANGEROUS trees removed also small demollstting.

728-4142 T443H LARGE and small trees removed or pruned, lower prices. 728-8211 X178L Truck Rentals 1972 Ford GVW 32,000 pounds, 16 ft. platform, will rent by hour, week, month, also long term rentals available. 1-489-3428 S111G Typewriter Servicing Repairs TYPEWRITER sales, ren'ais service. j.

m. rim na on. yss somerset w. 233-7783 Y8A6 Upholstery Cleaning PROFESSIONALLY cleaned Chester-field, chairs, also antioue furniture, oriental rugs. Free estimates, summer prices.

745 9608 W398K gunpoint into a back office. A hotel auditor, Camille Parr, said: "It was 'please do yes and 'no sir, whenever they wanted us to do anything." 1970 3S0 Kawasaki Avenger, highway driven, gooa conaiuvn, 224-5359 V'c 1971 Honda CB 100, 900 miles, must sell. 744-9322 after V'WC 750 CC Norton Chopper, custom seats, extended forks, chromed, will accept Trail as part trade or sell for best Hr 9-97 V21C TRIUMPH parts for sale. Call between 5 and 7 only, 728 9235 MUST see, C. B.

450, 1571, call 7M.4KW V341C 1970" and Vv68 Pll Norton's for sale 663-4861 Greg Yui 350 ce Honda, perfect condition, need money, $950. 236-4130 ask for Bob W9C 1971 Kawasaki, 100 CC Trail Boss, like new, $400. After 6. lua-tvii muoM 1967 Harley Davidson. 250 cc; 1969 Honda, 350 cc.

722-9821, after 7 evgs U360B CHOPPER 1970 Triumph Bonneville, completely reworked, $1,300 225-6332 U331I 1972 Kawasaki. 90 cc, less than 400 miles, perfect condition, $425, be- tween 4-10 224-9049 U248B tbiiimpm Bonneville, beautiful. chromed, completely rebuilt, many extrffs. 822-2074 uwp Norton Commando 750, 5,000 miles, $1,200, 729-9828, 729-HTO wmu tnit uAm ra nnori condition. $750.

236-3070 W183Q 1966 BSA Lightening, completely chopped, metalflake paint lob, very good condition, $875. 236-3975 W184D 1971 Triumph Trident, 750 cc, mint condition, 3,000 miles, saTery cnecneo, $1,550. Helmet Included. 728-4878 vos. W186D 305 Super Hawk, as Is, $425.

733-6699 evgs. W187D ARIEL 500 tingle, Red Hunter, with many spares, plus 80 complete hilr mtl4 ll. 1HS AT bAt tlf fer. 833-2157 collect W302D 1972 Honda, CD 175) miles. Wind-Shield, lump-seat.

$579 firm. 1856 Lorraine Ave W451D 1967 Yamaha 350. Offers. 234-5267 W410D 1971 Honda CD 100, 1200 miles, Al condition, $425, 745-9629 X234E 1968 Triumph 250, $250, 1-543-2091; 1-543-2147 Morrisburg X235E 750 HONDA 1970, 18,000 miles. Asking $1,200.

746-2082 X345E 1972 Honda 500, 4 4000 miles, $150 of accessories, best offer, 233-1329 X312E 1971 Kawasaki 500, excellent condition, 6,000 miles. 733-8636 X313E DESPERATE, 1971 Kawasaki 250 cc. A fine motorcycle for the best reasonable offer. 992-2214, 238-3299 Arthur X315E HONDA, 1972, Burgandy, CB350, excellent condition, includes crashbar, only 1,300 miles, $950. After 6, 731-7998 X174E YAMAHA 1971, 200CC, 3,800 miles; $550.

Call from 7 to 10. 224-1796 Y132F Service Appliance Repairs WE repair radios, record plavers, TV, annliinces. B. G. Electric.

841 Bank, 2344626 P8509! P. Gratton Repair, washers, dryers, stoves, free estimates. 771-4887, 8 until 8 U2521 Auto Repairs BEAUPRE Automotive, 232-9684. Open day and night. Parts, service H8269 EMILIO TONY ft MARIO SPECIALISTS In Volkswagen, better! work, less money, j-j4iv rjjju Carpentry SPECIALISTS In renovation! and repairs, garages, basements, etc.

Free estimates 776-2995 davs. 828-6009 evos. C8339 CARPENTRY, renovations, rec rooms, cabinets, references. I. W.

Jones, 733-3798 M068A ALL types of carpentry work. 745-8688 ANY home Improvements and carpen- try. 729-9909 O500C PROVINCIAL CARPENTRY COMMERCIAL, Industrial, residential, custom mill work, door Installations, ahinat a tf nrit irinn. hnnw Im provement department, samples, designs, plans. 2244735) 825-3129 Y216M Concrete SHINGLE, brick, cement work, stucco, work auaranteed.

829-3695 evgs M070Z P. M. Cement Work. Pasquale and Mario. Steps, verandahs, sidewalks, curbs, etc.

825-1230; 722-0878 0 434C FOOTINGS, blocks, parglna, stucco, patios, walks, small obs only. 828- 8841 Kyr McLAURIN CONSTRUCTION RESIDENTIAL and commercial concrete work. Home Improvements and foundations. 234-5886 vovj Demolition THIBAULT 63 Florent, Hull, 771 6247 A861N Drywall, Plastering STAPLED and soundproofed, gyproc Installed, joints taped, repairs. 225-5180 0435C GYPROCK Installed, loints taped, patching of all kinds.

237-1736 U33SI Dumping DUMP at 93 St. Louis. Gavtineau Point. 777-7634 A860N Eavestroughing EAVESTROUGHING, Installed and repaired, also odd obs. 728-4880 W19CK Excavating RENT backhoe $12 hour, dump truck, $10 hour, or both $20 hour.

824-3802 V088K Fencing FENCING, chain link and wood, free estimates, references. 733-8203 317E Furniture Upholstering FREE estimates on rebuilding, re covering your chesterfield suites, like new. expert workmanship, reasonable. Large selection of materials to cnoose from. Call 233-5901 A8519 Garbage Removal SPECIAL collections, clean-ups, packer type service, reasonable rates.

235-632 YB539 Home Improvements HOME repairs, decorating, maintenance, satisfaction. Call now, VHE, 233-1284 O204C TREMCON CONSTRUCTION FOR custom designed homes, addl. tlons, rumpus rooms and alterations Call 746-7200 or 731-5368 13470 CARPENTRY. plumbing, painting. nai.

ajuiiiuiis, rec rooms, caoi-netry y.ork. Guaranteed. References. frnie Portelance, 74 5445 8339 A and Brown Construction, general coniracTors, nome Improvements, plumbing, carports and rec rooms. 224-6295 U253I ADDITIONS or renovatlont for your home.

For free estimates call W81. All work guaranteed U361B TREMCON mUKTBIirTIAM fOR custom designed homes, add! lions, rumput rooms and alterations Call 746-7200 or 731-5368 W399K c.cimpi etc ut- rr auunmns, eireranons, mo- aonry and concrete, any type home improvement or custom house. Bank wdB 44 SAIGON (AP) U.S. Navy jets attacked a shipyard in Haiphong harbor for the first time in the war Monday and left it in flames. The target was the Haiphong Shipyard No.

3 on the southwestern edge of North Vietnam's chief port Pilots said they left three large fires in the yard, which builds and repairs shallow-draft vessels of various sizes. The U.S. said the strikes were not near the deep-draft ships in the port, and "there were no foreign vessels" in the area bombed. Spokesmen said 27 foreign ships were still in Haiphong's deep-water channels, trapped by the U.S. mine field planted last May 9.

The U.S. reported that its planes also destroyed or damaged 12 water supply craft, 12 trucks, eight bridges, 13 storage areas and warehouses and two fuel pipelines. In South Vietnam, Communist forces made their heaviest shelling attack of Hunger strike goes on From Reuter-AP MOSCOW (CP) Two Canadians and their Soviet spouses entered their second day of a hunger strike inside the Canadian Embassy today, hoping for Soviet permission to leave the country for Canada. An embassy spokesman refused reporters access to the hunger strikers, saying: "They are here. They came on their own, decided to stay here themselves.

They slept here one night." The two couples, Canadian-born Eugene Lenko and Nadia Demidenko, who reluctantly emigrated to the Ukraine with their parents 16 years ago, Leno's wife, Svetlana, and Mrs. Demiden-ko's husband, Anatoly have been repeatedly refused exit visas. Both nations claim Lenko and Mrs. Demidenko as citizens, but the Canadian government has promised to let them settle in Canada with their families if the Russians allow them to leave. 876 Tenders IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OP JEAN JACQUES SEGUIN, CURRAN, ONTARIO BANKRUPTCY SALE BY TENDER LOT NO.

1 415 acres farm 2 farm houses, piggery and sheds LOT NO. 2 One 1971 0 Combine LOT NO. 3 Corn Drier, 2 Elevators, 2 Silos LOT NO. 4 1 Toledo Scale Sealed tenders will be received bv ttie onoersigneo irusree until 11.30 a.m., Thursday, August 17fh 1972 at the of fice of the Trustee, and must be marked, clearly Tender re: Jean Jacques Seguln, at which time bids win be opened. Bidders are invited to attend at the meetinq.

Conditions of tenders will be alven af ter inspection by prospective bidders. Inspection by appointment only. Please can Z36-W61 or -yvz3. Ottawa, July 27th, 1972. PIERRE SEGUIN, C.A., Trustee 233 Gilmour Street, Ottawa, Ontario.

A561B CITY OF OTTAWA ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CONTRACT NO. 72-10 Sealed tenders addressed to the Chairman and Members of the Board of Contra be rece ved bv ts Sec retary, City Hall, Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, uo to 4.00 P.M. (Davligtit saving iimei TUtSDAY, AUGUST STH, 1972 For the reconstruction of Acacia Av enue Bv Ward. Plans, specifications. Information and forms of tender may be obtained on application to the Roadways Branch, Room 706, 7th Floor, tnoineerinq ue- partment, City Hall, Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario.

The Corporation does not bind Itself to accent the lowest or any tender and In particular If only one tender Is re ceived me city reserves rigm to reiecr it. A. T. HASTE 1 City Clerk AS55B TENDERS Scaled tenders addressed to the Sec retary, Outaouais Regional Community Transit' Commission, 54 Front Street, Hull, Quebec, will be received until 10.00 a.m., E.D.S.T. on August lltn.

1V72, for the following: Clothlna for Bus Operators (55 uni forms, 2 pairs of trousers each; 55 year-round greatcoats, tnreo quarter length; 55 vlsored caps with the Trans it Commission Insignia; 110 long sleeved snorts; no necxties.) Specifications, book of charges, tend er forms, etc. may be obtained from the undersigned ar the comm-ssion's office, between the nours of 9.00 a.m. and 4.30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Tenders must be submitted in duplicate upon the Commission's blank forms and Inserted In the envelope provided by the Commission for that purpose. Tenders will be opened at 10.30 a.m., E.D.S.T.

on August 11th, 1972, In the office of the secretary, at the above mentioned address. The Commission does not bind Itself to accept the lowest, nor any tender received, and Incurs no obligation towards the tenderers. Given at Hull, this 28th day of July 1972. MEDARD LARENTE, Secretary A 391 A would rot in the harbors. Cargoes of 600 ships made idle by the strike included 60,000 crates of citrus fruit, mainly oranges, 11,000 tons of grapes, 7,000 tons of bananas and 600 tons of Australian apples.

Prime Minister Edward Heath called his cabinet into session today to consider the timing of a declaration of national emergency. It was not thought to be imminent as essential food supplies were still sufficient. But it was believed that if there was no sign within a week of the strike ending, an emergency would be proclaimed so the army could be used to unload food ships. and a guest were herded at TENDERS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN UNDERPASS OTTERSON -FIELDING DRIVES MILE 8.35 OTTAWA SUBDIVISION, OTTAWA, ONTARIO Sealed tenders, addressed to Chief Engineer, Canadian National Railways, enclosed in the self-addressed envelope supplied, will be received up to 12.00 o'clock noon, E.D.S.T. Thursday, August 10, 1972.

Plans, Specifications, Instructions to Bidders, Form of Contract and Form of Tender will be loaned to Contractors on the deposit of a certified cheque, made payable to the Canadian National Railway Company, for an amount of Fifty Dollars This deposit will be refunded when plans and specifications are returned to the Railway in good condition. Plans, Specifications, Instructions to Bidders, Form of Contract and Form of Tender may be obtained on or after: July 31, 1972 from: W. D. Newell Special Assistant Administration Building, 380 Terminal Ottawa, Ontario, or Engineering Plan Room, 14th Floor, 935 Lagauchetiere St. Montreal 101, Quebec.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. For further information, please phone 514-877-8941. Office of Chief Engineer, Canadian National Railways, Montreal, Quebec, W. S. WALKER, Auctioneer, Lie.

No. cry The Commission strongly hopes that through these efforts Global will contribute proportion of Canadian programming in the areas of drama Ind variety. 7) Canadian advertising dollars are being spent on non-Canadian border stations and thus are not contributing to the support of the Canadian broadcasting system. Global proposed to restrict its sale of time to national advertising only and the additional commercial time generated by it should result in the repatriation of advertising dollars spent outside Canada. 8) In its application, Global undertook to sell fewer commercial minutes per hour than the total permitted by regulation.

As a result of this commitment, the Commission believes that the sale of commercial time must not exceed Home Improvements REPAIRS, additions, etc. Done by qualified finishing carpenter. 234-6186 after Ar- CALL Andy for carpentry, roofing, landscaping, home Improvements. 232-2902, 8 to S086G Iron Works ALL kinds of metal Iron work. 822- 1172; evgs.

234-3410 N8319 Landscaping, Gardens TOP SOIL. AND SAND FILL BEST quality garden too soil and sand tin, available anytime. Jean v. ra-leau 824-2491 W8679 SCREENED GOOD top soil available anytime, prompt delivery. 838-2821 0327C SOD, seeder, manure, black earth.

flagstone, 745-1909 Q237E SCREENED TOP SOIL OFF garden, available anytime, prompt delivery. 824-1431 0325C ALL types of landscaping, hedge trim ming, lawn maintenance, all experienced men, also tree experts, all work guaranteed one year. 234-6234 CJ3B4E GOOD garden top soil, daily deliveries 728-1102 R228F LANDSCAPING stone work, patios, ce dar trees, snruos and soa. 4-4J2J S087G SEEDING, sodding, shrubbery, old man ure and neoqes. 7s-4i I444M ALL types landscaping, lawn mainte nance, quiiitiea lanascaper, reasons ble rates.

733-2885 T339A ALL types landscaping, hedge trim ming, lawn maintenance. Qualified landscapers. Reasonable rates. 684- 3747 T399H SOD, cedar trees, top soil, patios, ce- ment work. Call 745-7315 V171J SCREENED top soil, sand, fill.

Percy Pyper before 7 p.m. 822-2599 W3V4K CEDAR hedges, tree planting patio stone, rock gardens done, reasonable. 829-8077 Y225M FOR EXPERT LANDSCAPING SODDING, hedges, shrubs, fences, patios, walks, free estimates. No job too big or too small. 728-6490 Y060M ROTOTILLING big equipment, $25 hourly.

7J3-5IB6; i-B6--ra A40IN TREE service, fully Insured, free esti mates, call after 5.30, 776-4721 A405N Masonry HOUSES renovated, brick and block specialists. 822-U72 evgs. 234 3410 B7789 KUSONT masonry, brick, block, stone. fireplaces, chimneys, seneral masonry repair. 729-5360 O206C SHINGLE and chimney, also repairs, work guaranteed.

829-3695 P338D ITALIAN MASONRY CO. WILL do anything In masonry, brick and blocks. Specializing in chimney repair. vy-2V3 U4SJI CHIMNEY cleaning and repairs reson. able rates.

629-8077 anytime Y224M Movers ACTION Transfer, moving, deliveries, cleanups. Free estimates. Insured. 232-3420 W8199 ABLE Movers, moving, delivery, clean ups, and odd lobs, free estimates. 233-9441 Q449E MOVERS LOGAN'S Transfer, movlna and deliver- free estimates.

Insured. 825-2972: S194G MOVING deliveries, cleanups, odd loos, reasonable. 432-7600, anytime S088G CLEAN yards, and basements, remove all trash to dump, exterior and inte rior painting, local movlna. Call Paul. 722-8277 M069A ASTRO Cartage, moving, delivery, in-i sured, reasonable rates.

237-5944, T573A MOVING. Call A. and A. Mover Enter prise, 776-2878 X179E TRUCK with men, light moving, deliv eries and clean up. 828-0073 A686G Painters and Decorators THINKING of painting? Call an experl- encea paimer, wrinen guarantee, free estimates.

733-1539 E8489 JOFFRE Jean. Interior, exterior painting, work guaranteed. Free estimates. 746-4080 V172J INTERIOR and exterior painting, free estimates, reasonable. 829-8077 0326C EXPERIENCED painters will do exterior house painting, reasonable.

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He joked about reports that his U.S. challenger was outraged and had run amok in anger after learning that the eighth game was filmed without his knowledge. "I hope Fischer is still in the country," he said. Told that he was, he replied: "Well then, I am looking forward to having a game with him Tuesday." Fischer is reported to have banged his hands against walls and slammed doors in his hotel after learning that television cameras had filmed the eighth game. He later protested to the organizers of the world championship here but remained to play on.

an average of eight minutes 9) Concerning the ownership Commission noted the following: i) the ownership structure of Global was proposed as follows: Can Plex Ltd. MacLean-Hunter Ltd. The Odeon Theatres (Canada) Ltd. (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Rank Organizaation of the Public issue of shares ii) it is understood that taken to ensure that the maximum of 20 foreign ownership permitted in a broadcasting undertaking, under the direction of Order-in-Council P.C. 1969-2229 as amended, will not be exceeded.

iii) Odeon Theatres (Canada) Ltd. will not play an active role in the management of the company and views its participation as a long term investment. iv) MacLean-Hunter should provide a source of additional experience to the company. Because MacLean-Hunter is already involved in various broadcasting undertakings, its financial interest in Global should not exceed its present commitment. v) Can Plex Ltd.

will assume a major management role in this new venture. If deemed feasible, its share of ownership could be increased over previous commitments in a way that would be commensurate with the obligations it will be called upon to assume. Global shall not undertake its broadcasting activities prior to January 11974 but will be expected to commence operations on, or soon after, that date. The commission defers that part of the application referring to a transmitter at Maxville because of its announcements to the effect that it would npt consider applications proposing additional television stations to serve Montreal. Accordingly, the Commission is of the opinion that no decision regarding the proposed transmitter at Maxville should be made now.

Monique Coupal, Secretary. AUCTION of HALL, 1028 BASELINE ROAD THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 10 A.M. Oak extension dining tab! and 6 chairs, spool whatnot, sectional bookcase, antique bookcase, 2 antique chests of drawers, buffet with Hutch, end tables, Malcolm dresser and chest, occasional tables, pair of antique Victorian easy chairs, brass andirons, blue Chinese rug 9 12, clocks, pictures, silver, china etc. DOORS OPEN 9 A.M. MORN5NG OF SALE 232-2394.