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V 1 L I s I r SHARON Jan Jack Sharpo on duly during the testing days of left The Station studio ftvft then in Ryan Art Galleries Toronto To the right he is shown in one of modern control booths Each booth is equipped with tape recorders playback machines and all necessary equipment for maximum programming flexibility Newmarket Officer Receive RCAF Promotion Oversells Firing Officer V Goer a Nursing Sister nt the No Fighter Wing at Germany has been promoted to the rank of Flight Lieutenant effective January I officials at Canadas NATO Air Division Headquarters have ann ounced is one of 35 overseas on the annual New Years promotion list She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William St Newmarket Radio Station CFRB At 30 Anniversary Aluminum helped todays high- speed highcorn car en gine set that way Aluminum brought not only lough but lightness to this up-and- down job Leu weight meant less inertia and so made higher revolutions it brought heat conductivity too so your engine doesnt over heat when you drive fast It started In the twenties an J today every car produced in North America is equipped with aluminum pistons And much of the aluminum comes from Cana dian To match needs of the automotive air craft construction and many other Industries for large quan tities of aluminum is gam stepping up its already enormous smelting capacity ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA LTD Thirty years ago last week early radio fans tinkering with cumbersome receiving sots sud denly caught a new sharp clear signal Throughout Eastern Can ada and the States dials that turn ed to kilocycles stopped there Music came through pure and strong comparatively clear of the usual static background Then a voice almost as if it came from the next room announced This is testing testing The voice was that of Jack a yearold radio en gineer who had teamed up with Canadas young radio genius Ted They had built Rogers idea of a radio trans mitter into reality Now they were testing it nightly Soon con firmation of these tests would come from all custom parts of the continent to amaze even the hopeful genius Rogers and his en thusiastic assistant Jack Sharpe tested throughout the latter part of January broadcasting from studios in Art Gallery Toronto and transmitting from a watt coffee pot transmitter the worlds first one at Aurora Then on February the batteryless station officially named began a regular commercial broadcast schedule Thus 30 years ago CFRB the for Rogers came into being Later that year Lind bergh would fly the Atlantic the Prince of Wales would come to Canada to open the Peaee Bridge at Niagara Falls and Canada would take its seal at the League of Nations Such events would spark others in the next three decades And radio would play a major role in reporting such events The transmitter more powerful and better receiv ed and the receiver which freed the parlor of cumber some wires and equipment were a major factor in popularizing ra dio By their invention Ted Ro gers substantially developed ra dio That year of there were about homes with radios years later there were over a million radio homes today almost every one of Canadas four mil lion homes can tune a range of stations PLOWMEN TO GATHER TO DISCUSS ACTIVITIES Regardless ofthe whims of the weather Plowing Matches will he the subject of discussion in the King Edward Hotel on Monday and Tuesday Feb and 26 when the Ontario Plowmens Associa tion holds its annual convention The meetings get under way on Februry at pm with re gistration in the Fountain Court Mezzanine Floor From then un til late afternoon on the 20th there is an interesting program arranged for those attending the convention On Monday afternoon the pre sident Harvey Hawkey of King ston will the meeting and various reports will be presented among which will be that of A secretarymanager of the association The Annual Dinner will be held in the Yellow Room at on Monday the 25th when Jos Cou ncil General Secretary Kitchener will speak on Take It Easy Russell of Bruce Station will report on the World Match Trip Tuesday morning there will be a panel discussion on Plowing Match Promotion under the chair manship of A J McTaggart rectors will also be elected during the forenoon At 1 pm there will be a lun cheon at which the guest speaker will be the Hon M Nickle Ontario Minister of Planning and Development A film on the International Plowing Match will also be shown The Convention will conclude with a meeting of the Board In the Reception Room Floor at pm Service at the United church each Sunday is at am Sun day school Is at am Everyone is welcome at both services May Stevens Toronto and Mr and Mrs Herb Stevens and fam ily Mimico were weekend guests of Mr Gordon Stevens Mr Farr Aurora visited Mr and Mrs Jack Farr one day last week Mrs J was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs and Mrs Blanchard The community was saddened to hear of the death of Mrs Frank Tate Richmond Hill Mr and Mrs Tate and Joyce were former resi dents of the village On Monday February at pm in Sharon hall the Holland Landing and Sharon Home and School associations will hold a joint meeting to hear the school inspector conduct the East Gwill- spelling contest The Sharon members are having a shower of good used chiidrens books for the school The regular church services at St James the Apostle each Sun day is at am with Sunday school to follow at 1030 am Sympathy is extended to the families of Arthur Hall who pass ed away last week Mr Hall was years of age Mr and Mrs Charles Crone and Mr and Mrs Joe Hall are enjoy ing a vacation in the Southern states and Florida FIRM FINED SELLS UNSAFE CAR A police officer testified in Newmarket court on Friday Jan that a car he tested after a minor accident had defective steering a broken front spring badly worn kingpins and that the doors flew open whenever the vehicle rode over a bump in fact said Sgt Ronald Al lison of the East township police the entire front end was worn out Magistrate S fined Motors Ltd of Newmarket and costs for selling a car that was mechani cally unsafe and said he regret ted it was the maximum fine for such an offense He said legislation was now being considered to provide a penalty Three hours after the car was sold to John Stickwood New market for it was involved in a minor accident younger brother was driving John was fined and costs for permitting un safe car to be driven and for permitting an unlicensed person to drive Magistrate recommended that his drivers license be cancelled Ho Indication That Civil Court Will Be Outside Metro Toronto In the report of the word- en and commissioners to York County council an account of a hearing with Hon Kelso Roberts AttorneyGeneral of Ontario was included The warden commissioners and a fact finding committee had on audience with Mr Roberts to dis cuss the need for court house in York County There was no in dication given that civil court will be established outside Metro politan Toronto the report stated The report recommended that the County council consider pro vision of an administrative build ing which would include a suit able Council Chamber Action by the Fact Find ing committee had been deferred until the requirements for space by all county agencies could be determined It that the warden and commissioners for also had called attention to the inadequate council chamber in the present county building The recommendation was refer red to the fact finding com mittee It is chaired by Reeve Joseph Fry of Markhnm village APPOINTMENT MADE Arthur Evans a former reeve of Newmarket was to the Upper Holland River Con servation authority by town coun cil recently rage The Newmarket Km and Jan SI mi i i i i i i a Queensville News Tuesday nltftvti Sympathy Is extended to Mr and Mm Gibncy In the loss of their Mrs The annual valentine carnival will be held at the arena Watch for further particulars Sympathy Is extended to the family of the late William Dew Clare Hill Keswick visited Mr and Mrs 11 Toombs over last weekend Mr and Mrs Harry Toombs vis ited Mr and Mrs Jim Toronto on Saturday Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Frank Knvanaugh on their Wedd ing anniversary last week Elsie Huntley accompanied by Miss Sutton both Newmarket hospital have been holidaying In the United States The annual meeting of the lot- owners the ceme tery company was held on Mon day January 21 After the busi ness the election of officers took place for 1057 President Allan Show secretarytreasurer Fred Dew directors George Pearson Floyd Cunningham Jack Smith and Clarence Wright Mr and Mrs Hill Jr Cnndyce and Judy attended the wedding of Barbara Porter In Toronto last Saturday Judy made a charming little flower girl for Barbara Many are enjoying the double header games at the arena on VALENTINE TEA PLANS ARE MADE Plans were made for a Valen tine tea and bake sate when the Evening branch SI Pauls Anglican church met last week In the hall Mrs Thomas The meeting opened with by Mrs Gillespie Rev Canon J reviewed ano ther chapter of the study book East of Burma It dealt with China Canon Rhodes outlined the development and culture of the country The Valentino tea will be held on February in parish hall It will be a combined effort with the Ladies auxiliary of St Pauls Scout group A social hour was spent at the close of the meeting Refresh ments were served by Mrs Don ald and Mrs J R ens J HFC helps solve your money problems The biggest reason why so many people borrow with confidence from HFC that they know HFC helps them solve money problems whether they need a cash loan or merely on money matters If a loan will help you can borrow as much as with up to months to rejay litis service has made HFC the most consumer finance comany in Canada So borrow in donee from HFC backed by experience YOU MAY WITH no HFC a PAYMENT TABU SIM mtmlti mmlbt JO 5H 3001 5575 3165 IM0 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE it- A Mn4 floor phone It mm I FURTHER DISCUSSION ON AGRICULTURE PARITY HELD BY FARM FORUMS How can parity income for ag riculture be achieved This was discussed by Ihe Ontario Forums on January This was the se cond in a series of topics on Par ity For Agriculture Controlled production and sound orderly marketing with proper legislation were the top reasons given to secure parity in come Other suggestions by the Forum members were per cent organization of all farmers forward pricing and more effici ent operation to reduce costs Many Forums pointed out that protection was an import ant way of obtaining parity in come and support prices should be raised to allow for a fairer profit Support your farm or ganization was also voiced by other Forum members Hampton Farm Forum in Dur ham County pretty well summed up the discussion on how parity income could be achieved when they said We think parity in come for agriculture can be achieved by better management and control of marketing This control may be aided by farmers having a bigger main organization with all farmers firmly behind it farmers would stand toge ther strongly on means of mar keting they could control it to a far greater degree The forward pricing for farm products would aid the farmer in his amount of production so the market would not need to be flooded at times The farmers must stand to gether to show the government what control of must be used for their welfare Some price supports at times may help but we think the farmer must help himself FAVORS PAYING CIVIL JUSTICE COSTS York County council went on record as favoring the assumption of all costs of the administration of civil Justice by the provincial government A resolution was passed on Jan Com missioner William Hodgson ex plained that other counties have passed resolutions ft iff Mj outclasses em all When fight says go you GO leave the pack behind when you nudge the accelerator of the new kind of Ford Pick your own brand of ginger a great V8 like the one that broke 458 records on the Bonneville Salt Flats or the roadproved Mileage Maker Six the most modern Six in Canada 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