John spitters biography

Quinte Broadcasting Co. It would broadcast on a frequency of kHz with a full-time power of 1, watts different day and night directional antenna patterns. Studios and offices were at 31 Quinte Street in downtown Trenton. Control consoles in the studios were from Ward-Beck Systems. Frank C. Programming would include town council meetings and a weekly program from C.

Trenton, where the station would have a remote studio.

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The format was basically Middle of the Road, with a slight lean to Country and Folk. Gerald Alexander Morton, president of Quinte Broadcasting and former publisher of the Belleville Intelligencer died at the age of Associated with the company for 35 years, Murray was a past president of the Central Canada Broadcasters Association and the Radio Bureau of Canada, and a former director of the Canadian Association of Broadcasters.

Murray was active in many local organizations and was recently honoured in Lahr, West Germany, for his work in promoting the twinning of Lahr with Belleville.