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RÉSEAU RADIOMUTUEL NETWORK
CJMS Montréal 50,000 CJRP Quebec 50,000 CJRC Ottawa-Hull 50,000 -watts CJTR Trois-Rivieres 10,0007 CJRS Sherbrooke 10,000
n.w.. . ranima RÉSEAU RADIOMUTUEL NETWORK CJMS Studio: 1700 rue Berri, Montréal, Qué. H2L 4E8 Emetteur (transmitter): St -Mathieu de Laprairie 1280 KHZ-50KW-DA-2-Class(e) 111 Antennes (antennas): 7 tours (towers): 4 jour (day), 6 nuit (night) hauteur (height): 208' (97.3°). En ondes (on air) 23/4/54; 24 hres/jour (24 hours/day). CJRS Studio: 2655 ouest, rue King, Sherbrooke, Qué. J1L 1C1 Emetteur (transmitter): Chemin Ste -Catherine, Rock Forest 1510 KHZ-10KW-DA-2-Class(e) 11 Antennes (antennas): 4 tours (towers): 2 jour (day), 4 nuit (night) hauteur (height): 163' (90°). En ondes (on air) 11/09/67; 24 hres/jour (24 hours/day). CJRC Studio: 681 Chemin Belfast, Ottawa, Ontario. K1G OZ4, Emetteur (transmitter): Manotik Station 1150 KHZ-50/5KW-DA-2-Class(e) 111 Antennes (antennas): 4 tours (towers): 4 jour (day), 4 nuit (night) hauteur (height): 200' (84°). En ondes (on air) 3/6/68; 24 hres/jour (24 hours/day). CJTR (CKTR 1150 KHZ) Studio: 1350 Place Royale, Trois-Rivières. G9A 4J4 Emetteur (transmitter): Nicolet 1140 KHZ-10KW-DA-2-Class(e) 11 Antennes (antennas): 6 tours (towers): 2 jour (day), 6 nuit (night) hauteur (height): 200' (91.8°). En ondes (on air) 6/2/54; 24 hres/jour (24 hours/day). CJRP (CJLR) Studio: 1300 boul. Laurier, Sillery, Qué. G1S 1L8 Emetteur (transmitter): St -Nicolas 1060 KHZ-50/10KW-DA-2-Class(e) 11 Antennes (antennas): 3 tours (towers): 2 jour (day), 3 nuit (night) hauteur (height): 250' (97°). En ondes (on air) 12/11/59; 24 hres/jour (24 hours/day).
CONFIRMATION Ceci vérifiera la réception de This will verify reception of Mr. Kermit Geary le (on) de (from) Signature CJTR TELEPHONES MARQUETTE 7081
TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS ST. JOHNS. NFLD. 'ARCON" MONTREAL HALIFAX. N. S. MONTREAL. QUE. TORONTO. ONT. WORLD WIDE WINNIPEG. MAN. AFFILIATIONS CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY VANCOUVER. B C. (LIMITED LIABILITY)
HEAD OFFICE: MARCONI BUILDING. ST. SACRAMENT ST. C.F.C.F. P. 0. BOX 1690 (PLACE D'ARMES) MONTREAL
January 15th, 1940. FCF' a [ll `EÉtEPTIOIl STAMP
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F,D.#2, Walnutport, Pa.,
Dear Mr. Geary,
We have your letter of December 23rd,
1939, requesting verification of reception of Station
CFCF. We take pleasure in enclosing our verification
stamp.
Yours very truly, Canadian MARCONI Company.
GER, STATION "CFCF" BC and Short Wave "CFCX". encl.
" MARK YOUR OVERSEAS MESSAGES "K;%Q/CCOn Sherbrooke, March 1st, 1938.
Dear Listener:-
Thank you for your letter in appreciation of our
Program, broadcasted on February 9th, between
2 and 3 a. m.
The Selections and time mentioned check with our Log.
Hoping that you will remain tuned to C.H.L.T.,
Yours very truly,
RADIO STATION C.H.L.T.,
Marcel PROVOST, Manager. "t. RADiOIAypNQ`F
CHGB STE -ANNE DE LA POCATIERE MEMO TEL. 3545 Case Postale 88 Radio Victoriaville Ltee. 150 Est, Notre-Dame, VICTORIAVILLE, F. Q.
CANADA Date April 7th., 1954.
1000 WTS 1380 KCS
De: Sujet: DX Program (Newark Radio Club) March 31st., 1954 (3:30 - 4:00 a.m.,)
Roger Gilbert, Dear Ker, Manager. Sorry to be so late to answer yours, dated March 1st., 1954, about our Special DX Program. Nice to you by writing us, and glad to hear that you have A been able to hear CFDA. Your report is O.K. as all the informations.
Mermit Geary, Many thanks, Walnutport, Penn., U.S.A. Yours
Ne le dites pas, Ecrivez-le -o- Don't say it, Write it Jean-Marie Lorange, président Marcel Gosselin, vice-président André Dumont, sec. -trésorier Benoit Vanier, gérant RADIO ST-HYACINTHE LIMITEE "LA VOIX MASHOUTAINE", entendue dans les comtés de St-Hyacinthe, Bagot, Rouville, Yamaska, Richelieu, Verchères, St -Jean, Iberville et Chambly en entier et partiellement dans les comtés de Drummond, Shefford, Nicolet, Berthier, Joliette, Montcalm, l'Assomption, Terrebonne, Laprairie et dans environ un tiers de la ville de Montréal comprenant un auditoire possible de plus de 800,000 personnes.
855, rue Ste -Marie - PR. 4-6486 ST -HYACINTHE, QUE. C PREUVE DE RECEPTION K PROOF OF RECEPTION Ceci EST POUR CERTIFIER QUE VOUS AVEZ CAPTÉ NOTRE STATION B THIS CERTIFIES THAT YOU HEARD OUR RADIO STATION
L)ATE HEARD TIME
;t. J96.) S DATE CAPTÉE //T :, , HEURE '37"E.S.T.
POWER FREQ. 7-YziG /1:--C PU I SSANCE WATTS
SIGNATURE LE PREMIER POSTE FRANÇAIS EN AMÉRIQUE
CKAC
F O N D* EN 1 9 2 2 980 OUEST, RUE SAINTE -CATHERINE, MONTRÉAL * UNIVERSITY 6-7301
February 18th., 1953.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.L. No. 2, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Lear Mr. Kermit,
This is to acknowledge your reception of our broadcasts on February 12th.,at6:44 P.M. until 8:00.
Many thanks for your report which is correct and corresponds with our log of operations at that time and date.
Yours truly,
%11--"L'eW
ifb Radio Station CKAC Technical, Department. BAIE-COMEAU, OCTOBER 7TH, 1994
MR KERMIT GEARY 1266, RIVERVIEW DRIVE WALNUTPORT PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A.
DEAR MR GEARY,
I MUST TELL YOU FIRST THAT I HAVE VERY GOOD NEWS FOR YOU.
AFTER YOUR VISIT TO OUR RADIO STATION LAST SUMMER, WE TALKED TO AN EX -ANNOUNCER
WHO WORKED FOR CHLC AT THE SAME TIME YOU RECEIVED A SIGNAL FROM CHLC IN 1971.
I AM HAPPY TO TELL YOU THAT HE CONFIRMED IT REALLY WAS CHLC-580 THAT YOU HEARD
THAT NIGHT. HE SAID THAT THE ANNOUNCERS USED TO PLAY RECORDS OF FRENCH CANADIAN STAND-
UP COMICS, WHICH EXPLAINS THE LAUGHS AND APPLAUDS YOU HEARD.
I WISH SOMEONE COULD HAVE ANSERED YOUR LETTER IN LESS THAN 23 YEARS, BUT AS WE
SAY : "BETTER LATE THAN NEVER".
I HOPE THIS LETTER FINDS YOU AND YOUR WIFE IN GOOD HEALTH AND THAT YOU ENJOYED
YOUR VISIT IN OUR REGION.
YOURS VERY TRULY,
MADELEINE ROSS (ANNOUNCER) CHLC 580 (PRETTY SOON FM 97,1)
399, DE PUYJALON
BAIE-COMEAU, QC CANADA G5C 2Z7 oldies 990 CAM 9Z7 kit
July 25, 1994
Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088 U.S.A.
Dear Sir,
This will confirm your reception of OLDIES 990/CKIS - Montreal, P.Q. Canada on March 16th, 1992.
egards,
dna Anderson Pr raming O DIES 990/CKIS CHOM FM - Montreal
[x%5990 CAW 97.7/11!' 1310, avenue Greene, Montréal (Québec) H3Z 2B5 Tél.: 514-931-4487 rr A ID I e) @l I >4 C A 1rI x E I lei C .
. CKVM ( VILLE -MARIE February 6th 1952. QUEBEC
Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. " L Walnut Port, Penn. U.S.A.
Dear sir;
Thank you very much for your nice letter of January 21st, 1952, I was very glad to receive it.
I appreciate very much your report; I might add, it baffles me. Our station at night directs its waves com- pletely in north of Quebec. Coming Back to yoar letter, you were positively listining to CKVM, operating on a frequency of 710 kilocycles, and 1,000 watts.
The day mentionned on your letter (January 20th, 1952) and the following log of the programs, are a good proof that you were really listening to Radio Station CKVM. The french announcer was.Mr. Marcel Ladouceur.
We are the only french station in North America, to broadcast on 710 kilocycles. "ici Radio Temiscamingue" is our french identification at Ville -marie, P. Q. Any way, your rport checks out o.k. with what we really broadcasted.
Here are some notes on our equipment. We have on hand a Gates Transmitter BC1F power 1000 watts, non -directional on day and directional at night, time operation, pitching in north-western Quebec and Ontario. We also have three towers 233 ft; 900 ft above sea level. The transmitter is situated at a quarter of a mile from the Ottawa River, and two and a half miles at the east of the station. Ville -Marie is a little town of about 1500 peoples, but with our 1,000 watts, we have over 200,000 listeners.
So, once again, we thank you. Your report was very much appreciated, and we hope to hear from you very soon if you tune on us again.
Cordially
Temiscamin:, e ,l`tie`/._,
d P.S.; I add a O.S.L. Bilocq, Ch ' -f Engineer. "THE VOICE 1F 'THE SVR121AY"
C.R.C.S. Chicoutimi, ,ue.
December the 23rd, 1933.
Mr. Kermit Geary,
RFD No 2
Wa lnutport,
Penns, US1.
Dear Sir: -
Verifying your reception of our DX program from 4.00 a.m. to
5.00 a.m. E.S.T. on December the 17th,
1933. Thank you.
Yours truly,
C.R.C.S. Staff,
V. Fortin, Director,
J.E. Roberts, Engineer in Charge,
R. Noreau, Assistant.
J. °.114
ogedzei'
29/10/93
Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa 18088
Dear Mr. Geary,
This letter verifies your reception of Radio Station CFZZ-AM on December 16, 1990 from 16:00 to 16:31. At the time you picked up our station we were operating at 10,000 watts at 1040 on the dial.
Keep up the good work,
Sy-lvain Latour Program Director CFZZ-FM
CFZZ-FM, 104,1 104 rue Richelieu, St -Jean -sur -Richelieu, Qué., J3B 6X3 Tél.: (514) 346-0104 Mtl.: (514) 447-0104 Télécopieur: (514) 348-2274 DE DE SHAWINIGAN FALLS LA CIE RADIODIFFUSION .áE E
C:P.S,ER POSTAL 69 - TÉLÉPHONE 4449? SHAWINIGAN FALLS. QUEBEC CANADA
Jar. 22, l°52.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R. F. D. 2, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U. S. A.
To all DX fans we wish to extend our sincere thanks for your co-operation and we are very pleased to confirm that the signal you heard on January 6th, 1952 from 3;00 a.m. to 3:35 a.m. E.S.T. is /. °. !:. correct.
The temperature on January 6th was clear and cold, 20 ° below.
Yours sincerely,_
/ Ernest Brunelle, Chief Engineer.
1 1350 AU CADRAN - 1000 WATTS
IIIII IIUIIII 1111
Iñ li II ,II TOUJOURS AU SERVICE DE LA MAURICIE LIMITEE TROL .RIVIERES. QUE.
February 28th, 1955.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D. no. 2, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
I acknowledge receipt of your DX report and I thank you very much for it. We are glad to know that you were pleased with our special DX program dedicated to the members of NRC and NMRC.
The informations you sent us back will be very useful to our engineering department which will make a thorough analysis of the contain. You and most of the DXers noticed some interference caused by Station XEQR or XEQK in Mexico City, also operating on 1350 kcs. According to the majority of the reports made by DXers, we finally came up to the conclusion that XEQR or XEQK might have occasionally been as strong or stronger than our own station, but also that some of you DXers probably got mixed up by our Spanish announcements also made occasionally through our whole program. Of course it also depends on the strength of our signal in your own locality compared to XEQR's or XEQK's.
Anyway, your report was right in all its extent and we thoroughly controlled the details therein as being correct.
Consequently, many thanks for the wonderful cooperation brought to make our test program a real success and best wishes to you personally,
Yours very truly,
Program Director.
For C K T R and the staff. LD/lp
P.S. Thanks for the kind words on our power efficiency and transmitting equipment and best regards to the State of Pennsylvania. CKVD LA VOIX D'ABITIBI
NATIONAL SALES OFFICE VAL D'OR, QUE. 305 Victory Bldg., Toronto MONTREAL OFFICE loo Watts Keefer Bldg., Montreal
February 25, 1942.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D No. 2, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Sir: -
Thank you for your letter ver if ing our reception on February 17th.
We were quite pleased with the re- sults of this broadcast, in -as -much as we received many letter from the North-Eatern United States and Wisconsin.
Wishing you the best of luck and con- tinued success.
Yours truly,
RADIO ST.1 TI ON CKVD.
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BROADCAST DIVISION --- NORTHERN BROADCASTING AND PUBLISHING LIMITED St. Georges, Beauce, October 8, 1958.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, 'Nal nutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Sir,
I received, last week, your letter It was a great pleasure for me to know that our progressive station is heard in your area, the eastern part of the State of Pennsylvania.
We are greatly enjoyed to know that: it is very possible that our radio CKRB signal is listening in that part of U.S.A.
I confirm that pour notes about our program are correct.
Many thanks for your wishes.
Best regards,
Gilles Bernier G B/ym Program Director.
N.B.:- St -Georges de Beauce is situated: 200 miles from Montreal (by the south) 60 miles south from Quebec City, 30 miles from Jackman Maine, U. S. A. Wednesday night, October 15th, at 7:30 p.m., the announcer will speak on the air about your letter. O.K. you'll be there?
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119' / DE BEAUCE /e ooíopñoniyuo TÉLÉVISION RAD I O
CANAL 12 590 K.C. 20,000 WATTS VIDEO 1,000 WATTS 10,000 WATTS AUDIO
JON QUI ÉRE, P.Q.
Ord February 1958.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, Walnutport, Pen., U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
This is to confirm the fact that your log corre- sponds with the selections and identifications given during the programme from CKRS Radio, Jonquiére, on January 12th, from 4:30 to 5:30 a.m. Yours very truly,
Radio ion CKRS
i+in, Manager
GB/TR
RADIO SAGUENAY LTÉE , PROPRIÉTAIRE Radio _fa Savie, CKLS
Rouyn, P.Q. May 27th, 1952.
me. Kermit Geary R.F.D. 2, Walnutport Penna. U.S.A.
Dear D 'ert
We are pleased to acknowledge your report on the reception of our LKLS signal, 1240 kilocycles April 19th last.
The content of your report was verified with the broadcast schedule and is correct.
Thank you for your letter and please pardon us for the delay in answering.
Yours truly,
Radio Station CKLS
(J. Senecall Ch. eng.
JS/st
dPerated 4: ) . c.dn:iniatré par rt/zern cJlatio -. - alio .. 24#72e/Ploea e áe /ajare» 250 WATTS
STATION RADIOPHONIQUE MEMBRE: CANADIAN ASSN. OF BROADCASTERS BUREAU BROADCAST CKL MEASUREMENT AFFILIÉ AU HENRI LAGUEUX RÉSEAU FRANÇAIS GÉRANT
THETFORD MINES, P. Q. 4"í
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D. rr2) Walnutport e Pennsylvania, U. S. .. Dear Fadio Friend,
Excuse me if I did not
answer your rep ort of our DX program, of
last april 6, 1953 from 2:30 to 3:00
First I thank you very
much for the report. Everything is exactly
what vas on the air.
As I can see youieve got
a very gocd set in land. For me, I'r learning; iot,ard C.V. to re an Ham soon: (I hope) . I've
this is at home, a- La^-licrafter S-53.
Once at ain Thanks for the
good report, and as souvenir I'm including
a coverage card of our station. Yours Truly,
`T T T' / DICK .L_ . l ^'''7". m
.,- J ;UE .
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Montreal, October 9th 1962
Mr. Kermit B. Geary, R.D. 2 Box 298, Waln:lt--)ort, Pa., U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
Sorry for having taken so long time answering your letter, b 1t you can imaine easily the amount of work t:ìere is to do ina new radio station.
We are glad to let you know that your reception of our station on August 8th was correct.
Hoping this will give you satisfaction, we beg to remain,
Yours truly,
Mario G. Verdon, President.
MGV/gr C IE J L RADIO LAURENTIDES INC.
ST. JEROME, QUE. 900 Kc. 1000 Watts
January 3rd, 1957.
Mr. Kermit Geary, RD 2 -Box 298, Walnutport, Pen>i., U.S.A.
Dear Sir: -
We have compared your report with our station logs, and find it correct, we hereby verify your report. Thanks for listening.
Yours Very Truly,
RADIO LAURENTIDES INC., Alitee,i.----- <í:\ (J. Senecal, ch -eng.) JS/gl. LA VO i X CANADA TRAnCA1.l (IKtS0Du DOTE RaD'Opl10n'QuE CKCV"" V120 PC TA'QC 142 QUC b'cJCAn T &L&nonC 2-1595 UtBCC October 4th, 1935.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D. No. 2, Vialnutport, Pennsylvania, U. S. A.
Dear Sir :
We wish to acknowledge receipt of
your DX report dated September 30th., which we are
pleased to say is faithful to our broadcast.
Sincerely yours,
PL/PM TEL: SHER. 3360 STANDISH HALL,
POSTE DE RADIODIFFUSION BROADCASTING STATION HULL -QUEBEC III CANADA
Dear Sir;
In thanking you for your kind letter
in connection our D'- broadcast, on Sunday February the
4 -th., 1934, at`A.I!I. E.S.T. We find after checking up with our
log that you. indiections are accurate.
The St-ation you heard ties C.K.C.H.
located in the City of Hull in the Province of Québec.,
operating on a frequency of 1210 Kylooycles.
Again thanking you for your interest in
I rennin.
Yours truly.
AUF.ELE G.dOUEIL C.K.C.H. Program Director. 4 c --s,, (G,ZÌ C, ' //a/.
1 R 5-3201 Ill" 4 5 5 D U M M O N D STREET, MONTREAL 25,. Victor
February 11, 1963.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. L, Box 298, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Mr. Geary:
This will confirm your logging of Radio Station CKGM as reported in your letter of February 8th.
Many thanks for your report on our signal and coverage.
Yours sincerely,
George Davies, Assistant Manager.
/et STE -MARIE DE BEAUCE
9 Janvier 1984
Mr Kermit Geary 1270 Riverview Drive Walnutport PA 18088 USA
Cher monsieur,
Je suis bien heureux de vous confirmer que vous avez bel et bien capté la station radio AM CJVL/136 diffusant
1360 Kilohertz Ste -Marie de Beauce au Québec.
A la smite de l'au- dition de votre ruban magnétique, il nous est apparu clair que vous avez capté la station CJVL au moment ou la programmation en
était un bloc commercial de 5 annonces de durée respective de
30 sec pour un total de 2min30s; les annonces audibles sur votre ruban sont: 1- Au coin des Jeans de Beauceville
2- Motel Royal de Beauceville
3- Le journal de Québec
J'espére que cette lettre vous satisfait pleinement et n'hésitez pas á recommuniquer avec nous pour de plus amples informations
Bien á vous,
or r
' il es Parent Directeur des programmes 405 WILFRID HAMEL
Radio Station "CJQC" Quebec west - - Que.
April 24, 1953
COEFIRI IATIOT) OF DX REPORT
Kermit Geary, Esq., R. F. n, No. 2, Walnutport, Pa.
Dear Sir:
Feb. Thank you for your DX report dated f fe are pleased, to confirn your reception of our Station as per your report, which is entirely correct.
Sorry for delay in answering. Please note change in call letters from CJNT to CJQC.
Should you be interested, we would like you to Imovr that we are now scheduling regular test periods every Thursday norning, between 2.30 11..II., and 3. MY
Yours truly)
Mark Mullins Chief Engineer 405 WILFRID HAMEL
Radio Station "CJQC" Quebec west - - Que.
January 4th, 1954.
Coi?FIRJ;ATIGPT OF DX REPORT
Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Sir;
Thank you for your DX report dated December 26th, 1953.
ide are pleased to confirm your reception of our Station as per your report, tthich is quite correct,
Should you be interested, we would like you to knew that we are now scheduling regular test periods every norning, between A.Q.I., and A..l.
Yours truly,
Mark Mullins Chief Engineer I 1300 Avenue Laurier, Québec, P.Q. Tél. 527-2564 1060 RADIO PROVINCIALE
. 2..,..;
Quebec, November 24, 19 69
Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 7alnutport Pennsulvania 18088
Dear Sir:
It was a pleasure to have received your letter regarding your CJRP reception report.
According to our station logs your description and air schedule correspond exactly, for which we offer you our compliments.
Our transmitter is a Gates B C 104 10,000 watts. Tie operate 24 on -air hours per day on a directional radiation pattern towards north-east.
Our frequency of course is 1060Kcs, and our towers are located in St -Nicholas Station, about 10 miles from our studios; we have three 250 feet towers with bases located 300 feet above sea level.
Hoping that you find this information to your complete satisfaction, we look forward to your Quebec City visit.
Sincerely,
4-14«APA,- NORMAN KNIGHT Program Director
NKrd1 250 WATT K140cYCES * IA50 Irt_
C.1331/CHntilICOUTIMI
365. RUE RACINE EST - TEL: 4-3329
Chicoutimi, January 3rd, 1956.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 29$, ,i LNUTPORT, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
In answer to your letter, I must tell you that we were on the air 24 hours a day on that date. Je verified the Radio Log and we found that the material included was correct. We are operating since February 1954. Our Transmitter is a Gates 250 Watts with Remote Control system. The regular hour programme are from 6:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M.
It was a pleasure for us to give you these inform- ations which I hope will be satisfactory.
Best regards,
Lucien Simard, Chief Engineer.
LS/df
RADIO CHICOUTIMI E N R. Head Office: 490 Wyecroff Road GOLDEN Oakville, Ontario HORSESHOE L6K 2Hl (416) 845-2821 R1DIO (416) 279-1190 CJMR
Feb. 18, 19 81. Mr. Kermit Geary, Box 321, Walnutport, PA. Dear Mr. Geary; As you can understand, we like to reply to DXer's since their reports are of interest to us, regarding the whereabouts of our signal. I don't know why your previous letter was unanswered, unless we did not receive it. Anyway, delighted to hear from you (again? ). As I mentioned to your fellow club member, we have just moved our transmitter site so your reports are especially valuable now. We have two AM licenses (unique in Canada) in relatively the same back yard, and both stations radiate from the same towers. CJMR is a daytime only operation while CHWO goes 24 hours. We have been in the process of proving our new patterns and having troubles in one location where the signal was supposed to be cut back, but appeared on the meters stronger than ever. The trouble was finally located in a concrete bridge, braced internally with steel. The bridge apparently is reflecting our signal into what is supposed to be a null. Our engineers, in co-operation with the Department of Transport, Dept. of Highways etc. etc. , are now tuning the bridge so it will not pick up our signal, and bounce it. Thanks again for letting us know CJMR is in Walnutport.
e re .ly,
Mo erl rogram Mana er TÉLÉPHONE UN. 1-3456
CANADA, JE ME SOUVIENS 5000 WATTS HOTEL WINDSOR, MONTRÉAL 1280 Kc.
March 7th, 1,55.
Dear Sir: -
i".any thanks for your reception report on our DX of February
28th, 1955.
Your logging from 3.45 A.M to 4.37 A.I7, Eastern Standard
Time on 1280 kcs. checks with our Station log book.
For your information, we are enclosing herewith a copy of our
pattern.
We are using a Gates transmitter BC5-B, Gates phasing equipment,
with a 4 -Tower array located at Laprairie, P.Q. 8 miles SW of
the centre of Montreal.
At the time of DX broadcast our power was 4990 watts with an
average modulation of 85ió.
Sinc9rely,,
l//; G`f6/4c Paul Leduc General Director.
/TP. encl. (1) 1300 BOULEVARD LAURIER - QUÉBEC
JACQUES LA ROCHE - PRE9IDENT 6 OERANT-OENERAL
L.A 7-2564 Quebec City, March the 30th 1960.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Sir,
We received with great pleasure your letter dated March 7,
showing that our station reached you, in Walnutport.
The description of the signal strength your give us means that
the signal, at that time, was very good. Of course, we cannot assure you
of a continuous good signal, because your location is quite far from here,
and away from our normal radiation pattern direction.
We are operating on 1060 Ke/s, with a power of 5000 watt?,
and a directional radiation pattern directed towards a line 600 East of
True North.
According to our program logs, the description you are giving us
about our programs is right, and we are sure you were actually tuned to
our station.
We are enclosing herewith a copy of our contour map which indi-
cates our coverage to a certain extent. Our signal goes much further a-
way, as you know, but our basic territory is the one indicated.
We are sorry for the delay in answering to your letter, but
finally we could find a few minutes to do it. It was a pleasure.
Hoping to hear again from you, we remain aAW ' i1 es St-Pierre, Chief Engineer, CADRANCJLR sb/ 5000 WATTS - 1060 AU STATION. "LE JEUNE POSTE DU VIEUX QUEBEC" CJLM 1350 "SON" QUEBEC EN PROVINCE
watts 854 Papineau, Joliette, Québec, ca'a postale 122 tél. (514) 753-7432, 10 000
Joliette, November 14th, 1973.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 29$ Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 1$0$$
Dear Mr. Geary:
I was quite pleased to receive your letter dated October 26th., in which you report reception of our Radio Station CJLM during its regular program schedule during two mornings.
I am proud to hear that quality was good at 390 air miles from Joliette, and your complete report prosves that you really tuned to CJLM on Thursday, October 25th and on Friday, October 26th 1973.
I accept on behalf of our radio station your congratulations for the power and efficiency of our transmitting equipment. Our consol is a McCurdy, 10 channel, model SS -4360 and our transmitter RCA BTA-10U 10K watts.
We surely hope you will be able to hear us again in Walnutport, Pennsylvania, and I thank you most sincerely for your kind letter. rs very truly,
in, P /JP Technical Director. CJFT 530 FORT ERIE RADIO
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OMNI-DIRECTIONAL - CLEAR CHANNEL
August 23, 1956.
Mr. K. Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Mr. Geary,
Thanks very much for your letter of August 16, 1956. We are happy to hear that you are picking up a good signal from cJET at Walnutport, Pennsylvania. This will verify that your log of our programming from 7:58 to 8:154.m., Wednesday, August 15, 1956, is correct in every respect.
Again, thanks for writing.
Yours sincerely,
Radio 1070, cJET
Pollie, General Manager.
J P/MG
'"THE 1070 SPOT" CHUM Quebec
1310, avenue Greene Montréal (Québec) H3Z 2B5 (514) 931-4487 Fax: (514) 935-8301
January 10, 1991
Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA U.S.A. 18808
Dear Mr. Geary:
I was glad to hear that you continue to recieve CHTX since we moved to 990. I am happy to be able to confirm your reception according to the details contained in your report.
Jill Fitzgerald 40, PLACE DU MARCHE T E L: FIDELITE 6-4221 SAINT -JEAN, DUE,
January 29, 1957.
Mr Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, Walnutport, Pennsylvania, U.F.A.
Dear Mr. Geary,
I am glad to confirm your reception of CHRS on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 16, 1957. Your description of the programs you listened to concorde with our lug.
We are indeed pleased but surprised of putting a pretty fair signal so far in the United States.
You may be interested to learn, prior to an official announcement coming from the National Radio Club, that CH_RS will conduct a special DX test program on Monday, February 18th 1957, between 4.00 and 4.30 a.m. I hope you will be able to listen to it. Thanks again.
Yours truly, 9
BT/jl. Bé-rnard Turcot, general manager. J TrLFQ won T 540
November 21st., 1945.
Mr. Kermit Geary Walnutport Penna. U.S.A.
Dear Mr. Geary,
This is to acknowledge with great pleasure your report on our DX Program transmitted from our Station on the morning of the 14th. inst., from 4.30 am. to 5.30 am. We are glad to inform you that the musical selections, songs, etc., as re sorted are in conformity with those ins- cribed on our program. As further confirmation, we submit for your peru- eal a copy of our complete program.
Contrary, however, to the belief of the majority of those who have sent in reports our Station operates with a power of 100 watts only, though we have hopes to increase it to 250 watts in the near future.
We wish to thank you for the technical details :thi ch you have given us. These details should prove to be useful.
You will no doubt be pleased to hear that we have received to date some 30 reports from various places in the United States as well as a few from parts of this country. (list is attached herewith) .
In conclusion, we should like to say that this has been a most interes- ting experience and we shall look forward to participate in another DX Fro - gram at the request of the jvational Radio Club, particularly if, and vhen we have increased our power to 250 watts.
Vie take the opportunity to invite you to visit Sorel and our Station, should you have the occasion at some future date to be in this vicinity. With Cordial thanks, Yours very truly,
Radio Station C J S 0.
L. Charl eboi s, LC/CT. Manager.
100 WATTS 1400 KILOCYCLES ,:,, r V it ' Q
C H R L, 910 kiloHertz; Monday night, 2 December, 1974, .05 to 11.16 p.m., Eastern Standard Time: O.05 to 10.26 p.m., Play-by-play account of the hockey match between the Montreal Canadiens and Atlanta, in 8`10.32 p.m.: Announcement by the male announcer (in French)./French. el0.32 to 10.341 p.m.: Popular song in French by a vocal group. 61.0.34 p.m.: Announcement by the female announcer (in French). 10.35 to 11.00 p.m.: Program of popular recorded music. The program consisted of music and songs by various musical groups and vocalists. Announcements by the female announcer were heard occasionally. eI1.01 p.m.: Announcement by the male announcer (in French). 01.01 to 11.16 p.m.: Continuation of the program of popular recorded music and songs by popular vocalists and rock groups. Announcements were heard between selections. Further reception was blocked at 11.16 p.m. by interference from CKLY, Lindsay, Ontario, on 910 kiloHertz.
Please compare the above data with your program schedule for the night of Monday, December 2, 1974, and if my description of your broadcast is accurate, kindly send me a reply confirming my reception of station CHRL on 910 kiloHertz. I would also like to know the power output of your transmitter at the time of my reception. Your attention to this request will be greatly appreciated.
Best wishes to you, sir, and to CHRL and its Personnel for continued success in broadcasting. I hope to be able to hear your station on future occasions when atmospheric conditions are favorable. Looking forward to receiving your reply, for which I thank you, I am,
Very truly yours,
Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 29$ Walnutport Pennsylvania U. S. A. 18088 610 KILOCYCLES HIGH FIDELITY 1000 WATTS
BROADCASTING STATION CHNC DR, CHARLES HOUDE, MANAGING DIRECTOR NEW CARLISLE, QUE. COUNTY OF BONAVENTURE
OCTOBER 27TY 1945
MR. KERMIT UEARY,
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PENNSYLVANIA, U. S. A.
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PLEASED TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION FROM STATION (+ ON THE IldP @ DATE RECORDED IN YOUR LETTER, I.E. TUE:iDAY, OCTOBER 23RD 1945, l' 1 1!@ 6:31 6:5U PM ftIi FROM TO EST. 11+1N/g I:LtI THE WRITER HANDLED THE PROGRAM TO*HICH YOU LISTENED ;:,¡' "LA FEMME QUI CHANGE" - VOCAL RECITAL - FOLLOWED BY "THE UASPE LETTER". 11a NEWS a la R.".I r ..i...á THANKS FOR YOUR KIND WISHES, WHICH ARE HEARTILY kw,;*IN e ce RECIPROCATED. MeeA:...:i ql .,i "i,ç is..:....! /a _:ii"§
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Re: DX Program - Febnuary 24/58
345 - 445 A.M. E.S.T.
1340 Kc/s - 250 Watts.
Dear Sir,
Your report, for what it shows correspond with
our broadcast.
Sorry I'm late in ansewring your letter; this
DX was just before election.
This program was brought to you by the Chief-
Engeneer and,
Yourts very truly,
Hector Ledoux, Chief
1340 KCS 250 WATTS
"La Voix du Coeur de l'Estrie" AU SERVICE DE NOS AUDITEURS EN TOUT TEMPS NO TIME LIMIT TO SERVE OUR AUDIENCE
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Granby, Sept. 28th 1946
11r. Kermit Geary, R.F.D. 2, ialnutport, Pennsylvania,
Dear S2 r,
Thanks for your DX leception Report of C FE F on 1200kc.
According to our log, your report has been found correct.
I also thank you for your tint good wishes.
Yours truly,
G. Lo,lib`.-,'r te,
C I: _ N Granby, Que. 1 875 BI. St -Germain ouest Rimouski. P.Q. Tél.: (418) 723-2323
Rimouski, le 3 janvier 1980.
M. Kermit Geary R.D. 4., Box 321, Walnutport, PA 18088. U.S.A.
Monsieur,
Pour faire suite à la vôtre du 24 décembre dernier, nous sommes très heureux d'apprendre que vous avez capté notre Station de Radio .
Il nous fait plaisir de vous faire parvenir , par la présente, une carte de rayonnement démontrant le territoire que nous desservons.
Bien à vous,
LA CIE DE RADIODIFFUSION RIKI LTEE
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25 FÉVRIER 1962
M. KER M I T GEAR Y R.1). 2 Box 298 WALNUTPORT PENN.
DEAR SIR.
THIS IS TO A CKNOWLEDGF T TE REPORT ON OUR DI PROGRAM OF l'EBRUARY THE 19TF 1962 BETWEEN 3 AND 4 A*27. EASTERN STANDARD 'PI1l L .
I AM HA='PY TO CONFIRM THAT THE SPECIFICATIONS GIVEN IN Y..UR REPORT DO MATCH OUR SPECIAL PROGRAMMING FOR THAT OCCASION.
THANKING Y O U, WE REMA
GILBERT HÉRARD MANAGER (.,`i_ LP
LE POSTE DE LA VENISE DU QUÉBEC 203 Hymus Boulevard, the good sound on Montreal Island Pointe Claire, Quebec
telephones: Montreal, OXford 7-2250, Ste. Anne de Bellevue GLendale 3-4611
December 5, 1961.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R. D. 2 , Box 298, W alnutpo rt, Pennsylvania.
Dear Kermit: This confirms your reception of CFOX during our special DX Program, November 27th.
Thanks so much for your letter.
Sinc - el}r,
Gord Sinclair, Pre sident.
/RL
dial 1470 O Lakeshore Family Radio CFRS SI MCOE BROADCASTI NO CO. LIMITED P.O. BOX 2 BIMOOE ONTARIO DIAL 1500 TELEPHONE 2424 RADIO SIMCOE
November 7,1956.
Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D.2 Box 298, WALNUTPORT, PENNA.
Dear Mr. Geary:
We are pleased to acknowledge your receipt of our transmission on October 11 at 5.30 P.M.
We are always pleased to hear from DX'ers, and would appreciate hearing from you again if at any time in the process of monitoring our signal, you note any definite change in conditions.
Yours for Radio Simcoe,
Miles Garrod, MG/po: Chief Engineer.
TB F/0 C. Cassidy Manager, Radio CFSE Royal Canadian Air Force Senneterre, Quebec
March 23, 1964
Kermit Geary (18088) R.D. 2, Box 298 Wa lnutport Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Dear Mr. Geary:
We were very pleased to hear from you pnce again. We would like to thank you for your patience in waiting for a reply from us. The reason for the delay was because there was a big change in the staff of CFSE, Our Manager, Chief Announcer, and our Secretary were all changed. In the change, there was a mis- placement of many DX Reports, yours being one of them. But, now we have straightened nearly everything out and have started to reply to you and your fellow DXeers.
After a check of our log, we are very pleased to verify your reception of CFSE on your mentioned dates. The following is a short summary of the technical features of our station:
1. 50 watts power output 2. AT3 transmitter 3. Long wire 225' mismatched to detune transmitter 4. 1450 Kc's assigned.
You stated that lately our DX programmes have not been picked up. The probable answer for this is that we just had our transmitter re -tuned and we are now right on 1450 Kc's. We have had many DXer's ask us if we had changed our position. The above is the reason for not picking us up. We are seriously thinking of putting DX programmes on every Saturday evenings but that is still in the planning stage.
For your own information, the new Manager is Flying Officer Cliff Cassidy, the new Chief Announcer is Tony Mauza, and the new Secretary is Al Harvie.
Once more we thank you for your patience in waiting for our reply and hope to hear from you and your fellow DXer's in the very near future. All the best in your future DXing.
Sincerely yours - F/Q" C. Cassier (Manager CIS3) RADIO LAC ST -JEAN, LTEE ALMA 112, RUE ST -JOSEPH POSTE CFGT
1270 KC - 1000 W
Alma, January 9, 1954.
Mr. Kermit Geary, P.F.D.No. 2 ffalnutport, yennyylvania, USA -
Dear sir: -
Every day, we receive letters from members of your club, telling us they have been listening to CFGT.
Every time, the specifications, like in your case, are proving that they really tuned our station.
I would like you to know that starting this aturday January 9, instead of signing off at 'idnight, we will keep our program on till 2.00 am.
Any time, you will write for the announcer to give you a Q.S.O. of offer you musical selection at your request, we will he pleased to do so.
May I let you know that the man who put our transmetter on the air is Mr.utto Desbiens, V.E.-2.- A.O.S.
I take the liberty oß asking you to pass on this message to as many members of your club as possible.
Yours truly,
LIONEL MORIN , manager /PG