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Page 4 : TERRACE BAY NEWS July 27, 1967 MALE CHOIR ( from Page 2) "Sour Grapes" said we and so far all the performers we have heard confirm our verdict of what we over- heard . Of necessity the program was bilingual. This fact means nothing in the performance of the artists but it does hold up things in the many messages and doubles the work of the Master of Ceremonies. John Fisher just announced the name of nineteen year old John D. Rapson of Toronto a Clarinet Soloist who won the big Centenary Award. The bus comes at any minute to take us on our next step - to Europe! | interfere severely with local reception. Due to solar disturbances affecting the ionized layer around the earth, TV signals that usually fall back to earth after they have run their course, bounce, skip and travel to areas sometimes hundreds of miles past their normal range. With about 250 channel 2 stations in North America operating at the same frequency as CKPR-TV, we are at times receiving several of these at the same time, and on the same channel. The main effect of this type of interference is to cause black and white waves to ripple across the screen in a vertical direction and when this interference becomes very severe, the interfering signal can be seen as a negative looking picture floating across the screen in a horizontal direction. These interfering signals can also result in a picture being received from one station and the sound from another at the same time. This condition is known to be particularly preval- ent in the Great Lakes and Gulf of Mexico areas because of a fast change in temperatures around these two bodies of water and because of the pec- uliar reflecting qualities of large bodies of water. The condition described usually takes place at two particular periods of the year, the first being centered around the 15th of June, and the other around September, 15 with a possible few short periods at other times of the year. And usually abate as the weather conditions settle down. LAKESHORE _ TELEVISION ANNOUNCEMENT neater aes Lenans tale laconic ag ae ate During the past few weeks, TV viewers all over the world have been experiencing freak TV recept- ion. Reports received in England a few years.ago are being repeated which bear out the statement that French TV channels are being picked up in the United Kingdom. Closer to home, Terrace B ay viewers, in the past few weeks have been receiving several Channel 2 signals from distant points at the same time which Thank Vou ~~. THE KI NSMEN CLUB OF SCHREIBER WISH TO The secret of success in writing is hitting the right keys on the typewriter... THANK ALL THE RESIDENTS OF SCHREIBER WHO You cantt alter the past, but you can mar the effectiveness of the present by stewing about the futurese. BILLETED MEMBERS OF THE B.C. "BEEFEATER" The human brain is a wonderful thing. It starts working the moment youfre born and never stops until you stand up to speak in public... BAND AND THE RESI DENTS OF TERRACE BAY A budget is a pay-as-you-go financing plan that doesn't WHO SO KINDLY OFFERED THEIR : HOMES. let you @b exguhere... ALSO, THANKS TO MEMBERS OF THE ST. WANT OUR RECIPE FOR SMARTNESS? JOHN'S AMBULANCE CORP. AND TO ALL Mix your clothing with our scientific dry cleaning and toss in a dash of our extra OTHERS WHO IN ANY WAY HELPED TO MAKE care. Result -- an always- i smart usd jae ot THE CONCERT A GREAT SUCCESS. today! SCHREIBER, ON) ARIO s é eee ge PHONE '@: RALPH HEWSON, SCHREIBER. si ilae ia tie habe on eT ok eS Bo ce ctiemmie nat gS ae Beak atic