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rJ v Tie Era Newmarket Resident Objects To TV Transmitter i Oat Wed 13 Cootinotd From Page My experience in the New market area miles from the present lower power Chan- 3 transmitter is that the inexpensive traps on the mar ket today cause a great deal of inconvenience in opera tion and are not particularly efficient In the Newmarket area many people have installed special antenna equipment rather than depend on the trap system In some cases more expensive TV sets were purchased to obtain normal operation The extra cost to these people could run up to Since Channel 3 came on the air I would estimate that in the town of Newmarket pop TV owners have to reduce Channel 3 interference is another aspect to this controversy that does not seem to have been brought to public attention Channel 2 will interfere with Channel 3 reception In order to receive a clear image from Channel 3 another trap may be necessary or a special antenna installed In consideration of the above facts based on proven exper ience in the Newmarket area Channel 3s proposed change of transmitter site plus power boost Is technically ridiculous Report By Al Wall- Agricultural Representative for York County With lots of wheat to lie seeded soon a few- points on getting high yields are timely The stand ard variety is Genesee with Talbot a good one too if lodging is common Early seeding promotes a thicker stand and winter survival Its a good idea to treat seed with an insecticide to stop and other soil insects They are most likely to be bad in fields broken from sod Wheat can use high rates of nitrogen profitably The only catch is that most of it should go on early in the spring At seeding around pounds of actual nitrogen is enough for good fall growth Where a lot of straw is being plowed flown extra nitrogen is needed to rot it quickly About pounds of Ammonium Nitrate will do this job well Anyone making improvements on farms this fall should apply for capital grants available from the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food Half the cost up to is available for new wells or farm ponds There is a grant on field enlargement and grants off onethird of the cost on new buildings remodelling of buildings paving yards new storages or land drainage There is sure to he a lot of interest in drainage after this growing season One of the difficulties will be in getting a machine to put in tile Tile men have a lot of work booked ahead so that orders should go In now even for work next year Details and applications for capital grants as well as assistance on tile drainage are available from our office at Newmarket According to some of our visitors the most difficult job will be find ing our office We havent got our signs up yet but anyway we have moved from St and are now in the Newmarket Plaza on the second floor at the west end in what was formerly the auditorium Our phone number has been changed too It is now 8951519 OPINIONS ARE YOU WAITING FOR A 1968 MODEL Changes and In the auto market due to impending labor tumble this Autumn have caused auto manufacturers to reschedule plans for next years models The changes could If eel you If you have been waiting for a new car this Fall Anticipating labor trouble with the unions In negotiations now manufacturers decided commence production of new models sooner originally planned To do they back production on 1967 models The result Is that this Autumn will he very few if any models left over from this years pro duction runs And while the schedule colls for earlier Introduction of models the realities of production could well mean that DELIVERIES will be a month or two late they do arrive the will he priced higher at least from to according to pre dictions Safely and features plus Increased coals are the cause All o these Influences make a model or a good used cor now wise decision If you ore In need of reliable transportation replace your car the sake of your warranty satisfaction If you buy a new car and jusl plain peace of on a used model pick a dealer with reputation for Integrity and good service Hie car will cost you no more possibly less initially ami certainly in the long run and the satisfaction of ownership you receive from your car being properly will be yours The proposal is also grossly unfair to Toronto TV owners I would like to offer some constructive suggestions re garding TV transmitting in Canada The Department of Trans port should establish a one location system for all TV transmitters within a definite broadcasting area This would locate the transmitters in a most efficient location in re gard to altitude etc best possible coverage could then be maintained This unification could serve aU stations in the area on one tower or various towers could be grouped together Your Department might even con sider maintaining these tow ers on a lease basis Viewers would also benefit from a single antenna orientation Viewers living in the imme diate vicinity of the transmit ter masts would receive all local stations but would ex perience difficulty receiving outside channels This could be overcome by installing a cable system serv ing these viewers only Avia tion hazards would also be re duced by unification It should be obvious that the single lo cation system would be the simplest and most efficient method of transmitting sever al signals in one area could include as well If this proposal could be put into effect in the near fu ture millions of dollars could be saved by eliminating the high unification cost of trans mitter towers which have been placed haphazardly The subject of trans mitting should be carefully considered at this time The The band covers Channels It would seem thai future TV broadcasting is bound to involve recep tion It is more economical for a tuner to be install ed at Die point manufac ture I would like to recomend that the installation of tuners In all Canadian made or imported TV receivers be mandatory Further an ac ceptable solution to Chan nel controversy might be the installation of a Channel satellite within Tor onto May I suggest no more TV licences be Issued until the above proposals have been given your serious considera tion Having spent a lifetime in the field of electronics both in the technical and sales field I feel that my opinion on this subject should have some validity In my opinion Up to fruit and vege table growers come into the terminal every weekday from as far away as ford Die Niagara Peninsula and Trenton to on the farmers market located in the northwest corner of Die Ontario Food Terminal They line up for the am opening of the terminal gates By the house full BRICES BARGAIN BARN the Channel 3 move would be a technical disaster From a public relations standpoint a TV station that incurs the resentment of a ma jority of its proposed viewers does not seem feasible Thank you for any consid eration you may give my let ter I would appreciate a re ply Yours truly STEWART Its urtain By RUBY L Film And Flowers Feature WI Meeting ZEPHYR The August meeting of the Womens In stitute was held in Die com munity hall on Tuesday eve ning August 22 with an at tendance of SO The film The Horn of Plenty was shown after which the business the meeting was dealt with Mrs Jordan of Mount Albert was present to judge the entries which totalled in the flower show She gave interesting comments on each exhibit Mrs Preston Hock ley and Mrs Howard present ed the prizes A tasty lunch was served Mr and Mrs Black of and Mr and Mrs McLaren of visit ed their cousin Mr Alf Gib son last week Miss Margaret Stirling of and Miss Freda Greer of Toronto visited Mrs R Shier last week Misses and Arnold enjoyed a few days holidaying with their grand parents Mr and Mrs A S Arnold Newmarket Misses Pamela Anne Thompson visited their grandparents and Mrs Frank Thompson of Sharon last week Mr and Mrs of Mark- ham are newcomers to the community have pur chased the Mashinter farm Mr and Mrs Mashinter and family have purchased a home in Mount Albert The Newmarket Drama Club held its first general meeting of the 6768 season last Wed nesday evening at Belugin Hall President Ray Worley welcomed new members Miss Elaine Stewart and her moth er Mrs A Stewart The Centennial production of East Lynn is rehearsing each Thursday evening at Be Hall and since every member Is Involved in this presentation a drive for new members is now underway People are needed for set con struction set painting props help on costumes and decor If you are interested In the theatre arts now Is the time to join Die Drama Club at the start of the season and learn by doing East Lynn is directed by Peter aVn and pro duced by his wife Susan Pet er has also designed the set The play will be presented for four nights in the Newmarket Town Hall in the middle of October The second production for the Newmarket Club will be Never Too Late and will be directed by Ken who has directed several success ful plays for the Aurora Dra ma Workshop The Aurora Drama Work shop will present Shaws Overruled at the CODL OneAct Workshop October Last call for the Production Course presented by Commu nity Programs division and Eastern Ontario Drama League Dates are September 29 30 and Oct at Kenneth is the In structor He Is a graduate of Oxford and has worked as a professional in repertory theatre in Great Britain since 1951 as an actor stage man ager and director The outline for the course will be sent out immediately and there will be a limited registration If you are inter ested write Colin Bobbins Ontario School for the Deaf Belleville by Sept The Homer Watson Gallery at Ontario has studied the problem of artists who wish to find a market for their paintings This is why the Watson Gal lery is offering an opportunity to all artists to show their canvasses at public showings The first showing will be at the Fairway Mall Fairway Road Kitchener the second will be at the Waterloo Square Mall K Street Waterloo King Scholar Pursues Research Chemistry Sheila Dennett 17 who won the top place from King City Secondary School with will attend University of Waterloo to study chemistry Her ambition is to be a re search chemist Her high per centage pass mark gave her seven credit papers Sheila Is currently work ing in the laboratory depart ment of Sterling Drug Ltd Aurora She and her sister Mary Dennett who entered Uni versity of Waterloo last year expect to share a room at the school Inn Dennett the eldest of the Dennett family who was an Ontario Scholar graduate from King City Secondary School is starting his fourth year in electrical engineer ing at Waterloo There ore two younger Dennetts at King City Sec ondary SehooL Lindsay is In grade and Alistalr Is in grade Joanne Bishop who was an Aurora transfer to King City Secondary School in German will attend Victoria College Toronto Uni versity Allan Ontario Scholar will attend Queens University Kingston pursuing a degree In genera Arts and Science The first show will run Sept 24 to 29th and the latter Oct 2 to 7 At the close of both show ings a public auction will be held to give interested par ties an opportunity to buy canvasses not sold Reserve bids may apply Artists who wish are invited to attend and paint at the Sidewalk Sale and Show An entry fee of will be charged to display canvasses A limit of five by one artist has been set up Entry date is Sept Entry forms may be obtained from Homer Watson Gallery at A letter would also suffice with artists name address number of canvasses how long work may remain and enclosing entry fee made nut to the Homer Watson Gallery What is Fashion present ed by the Newmarket and Dis trict Auxiliary to York Coun ty Hospital at Green Acres auditorium Sept IB will be commentated by Mrs Pame la Eves High styling and fashions will be from Eves Ladies Wear Ltd and shoe styles wilt be from Simmons Shoes Tickets are available at Eves the Hospital Gift Shop and from any of the auxiliary members There wilt be nu merous door prizes SATURDAYS am Ill noon SUDDEN 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