OTTAWA (CP)*-The board of boradcast governors Wednesday recommended the licensing of seven new radio stations, includ- ing one in Corner Brook, Nfid.

It recommended denial of an application for a television sta- tion in Antigonish, N.S., and de- ferment of an application for a

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leased it a few days.

In recommending the licensing of a 1,000-watt radio station -t 560 on the dial in Corner Brook, to be operated by George E. Hill- yard, the board said “‘the Jicence will contribute towards improved service to listeners on the west coast of Newfoundiand.”’ Corner

night at 1240 on the dial. would be operated by Radio La Tuqve Limitee, controlied by the o1- ers of radio station CKTR Trois- , Rivieres, Que.

TWO APPLY There were two separate ap-

plications for a licence in: St. Hyacinthe. ,

Jean M. Lorange, who proposed a 250-watt station at 1240 on the dial, was selected over Guy Cor- beil who had proposed a 5,000 watt station that would have ser- véd a wide area, including parts of Montreal.

The board said it is not “‘con- vinced. of the need for the wider coverage proposed” by Mr. Cor- beil.

The board's recommendation of

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The other stations recommen- ded for licences are in La Tuque and St. Hyacinthe, Que., Fort William, Ont., Regina, Lethbridge Alta, and Vancouver.

All the stations except the one in Lethbridge, if licensed by the transport department as recom- mended by the board, would be amplitude modulation operations. HEARD LAST WEEK

Applications for the licences were heard last week when the board also received representa- tions from interested parties on a proposed draft of radio regula- tions, scheduled to come into ef- fect June 1.

Wednesday’s a 1 no uncement made no reference to the regula- | tions, but it was understood that another with the regulations is to be re-

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