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13n1nWOlava 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.
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