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' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1946 : : THE DAILY TIMES-CAZETTE PACE ELEVEN Citizens Look Forward to "On the Air" Signal from CKDO | Ohecrambling | Prominent Citizens Will Take Part bn Opening Cevepmony Message From F i requencies Mayor McCallum One of the most importa ut C . 7 ai and least thought of jobs 7 7 7 ; 'that must be done when a new 7, 7 / i / % On dha) ot me eiti- "station such as CKDO ig born, 7 : ' ' gens b + ni am is to assign the frequency an y | re y . oy it i iy 'and wave-length for the sta- 9 4 wii h, : : ih : porteniy Pe g tion. The problem of solving on. i nd ! good wishes ) e man- this more and more compli- ' EE 4 " . 7 y agement ot radio statin cated puzzle is given to en- yy y | hy ".- 7 . : C ). ; 33 wy sincere "gineering officials of the y Z J Pe ope that their expecta- "Federal department of trans- J : , f V0 y fa, tions will be realized and : / that CKDO may prove | / | | | |B | | | | | | | | | | | : This problem has become v 4 ; J oh to be a useful public util. § \ 7 ' | ity. ! - ; | | | I | | | | | | | | I | | | | | so very technical in nature of ~recent years that a station Yam gad to} that it is the policy of joan no longer be assigned an i _- bil iL y d 7 ; : ghpty Space, on the dial just CYL B.30vCH Jronax SARNEY A my hy Fy DOvGLAS CHESERROTON the new Oshawa radio er, Now formulas in- Oshawa Kiwanis Club Oshawa Chamber of Commerce Oshawa Chamber of Commerce Oshawa Rotary Club Oshawa Kinsmen Club % station to lend assistance "volving difficult mathematical to the various communi cand electrical equations are Virequired to : Squa los the George Elliott while comparative- | Canada's youngest Moving Picture | mission, General Contractors and ty enterprises, and to ly young in years has a wealth of | Director but also Canada's youngest | Building Material Houses, etc, have endeavour to serve in the 1 frequencies in Canadian radio o : Hu redencttsan Cnodian racloll CKDO GOEs || perience in genarai business sions | Weekly nowspaper Edtoh Later he | been, mest generous wis notu, | Broadcasting ai SSproblen everywhere today in On The Air new 'vocation, Born in London, On- (Dally Press as staff writer for six DISPENSARIES PLANNED Costs the people." I wish this new enterprise every success. he field of radio of finding jarios 3 Josts ago 4nd educated in months ' In November 1945 he commenced | (Indore, India--(CP)~--With a view 'dial space for the innumer- Tomorrow Ni ht genoa nia first experience as an |the initial preparations for the |to providing more and better medi- 'able stations and at the same g itor while at the University of | establishment of a radio station in | cal facilities to rural population, the | A fact the general public does not allecran time to comply with interna- Toate = Je an, or Ouhaws, Soulig ommunlty ik | Ind Indore governunant is o ine Mi Jaially Jeaize is hat the private radua ally "The Vars! ater | tions In Canada, New Yor a , rge number o pensar! roadcasting companies must pay ' gitiona agreements, slossting Oshawa's new radio station oi Editor of the University [and the New England States in oe The objective is one dis- | a fee to the Federa: aepartment of Mayor, Corporation of the City of Oshawa i adlo bands and transmitling OKDO will go on the air at 6:30 | of Toronto monthly. His experience | order to satisfy his own mind as pensary for every 1,000 inhabitants, | transport for the use of their as- {powers to various frequencies. | o'clock 'Saturday evening October 5. | shows that he is well fitted to un- | to what kind of a station would |and 47 such institutions have al- |signed frequencies, In this way & These highly trained spe-|"We will go on the air at 6:30 every Jo Toke the Suspensii yicived best i She Jie of fhe Oshawa ready been opened. radio station's obligation othe morning and. broadcast continually | in 'the opera 0 y we | people. "On June '1st gs were et, ople as a medium of education, Jeiatists in the Hane or de LIT 00 pan a total of 14% hours | find that he Was two ents cone | beginning 10 look brighter," he said,| SCHOOL FOR DISABLED | Prformation. inspiration and enter- |ard for broadcasting but the in | library from the National Brosd- pariment carry on 8 "| daily," sald Gieorge Elliott owner of | nected with the. Associated Screen | "in the manufacturing business so| New Delhi--(OP)--Established in | tainment is demonstrated. teligent broadcaster has his own | casting g Companys § Recording Biv. Ault ob in Canade with little | the station. News writing and directing Indus. | far as radio station equipment was | 1917, Queen Mary's Technical | "But" as Oshawa's George Elliott | strict code of ethics that parallels | sion. eo leasing of ublicity and see to it that| 'The station is licensed to broad- | trial Motion Pictures in English and | concerned, and I immediately | School for disabled Indian soldiers |says, there is no censorship in [the OBC regulations." teletype service from The 'the Canadian stations main-| cast over a 24 hour period 'and | French, Later he was for one year | started to secure material to erect | at Kirkee now has taught nearly | radio broadcasting because the Can-| Among the other heavy costs that | Press's subsidiary company Press ir the highest technical ef- should world shaking events war- | Editor of the Strathroy "Age Des- |our station. I had wonderful co-|8,000 Indian 'servicemen a useful |adian Broadcasting Corporation's |a radio station must face in its | News means complete news cover ! g rant, then CKDO will be on the | patch" and it is said that while 0 eration from everyone," he said, | trade. Courses at the school vary | regulations are common sense regu- [operation are the heavy dues paid | age on Dominion and world events ficiency for good listener | job in those wee small hours of the | occupying these two: positions he | "the Electrician, Hardware men, |from six months to two years and |lations regarding broadcasting in |for the rental of transcription lb- | on a 24-hour basis and is well-worth morning," he said, held the honour of being not only | The Oshawa Public Utilities Com~ | each man is free to select a trade. | good taste, The CBC sets a stand- | raries, OKDO will receive its music | the expense. ENTERTAINMENT and COMMUNITY SERVICE! | ~ Your Own Radio Station Port Perr Tle Manchester RG WT Te, Scale Y Blackstock I -] 3 = Glen Major Cp a. ___ \Burketon Balsam v . "Y{ Raglan 1 40 Ashburn | 9 : Enniskillen CKDO [gud fo FF Greenwood For 16!; hours in the day, CKDO will be "on the air" bringing you the best in radio entertainment. Broadcasting will begin at 6:30 am, daily except Sunday when broadcasting will commence at 10:00 a.m. and will continue through until the "sign of time" | Pickering | [ DI AL 1240 This means that your community station will provide 112 hours of entertainment per week . . . a lot a ; ; g NM , / of good listening hours! : : lg a Xe RR OS \\ RANA Oshawa's Own Radio Station i Kings Hi, hways County Hii OSHAWA BROADCASTING -. COMPANY GENOSHA HOTEL -- ON THE AIR SATURDAY, OCTOBER