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4,CURRIE OF RED ROCK NEW PRESIDENT OF NORTH SHORE HOCKEY LEAGUE (eont.) at Z, Zechner of :Nipigon», vice-president; and owing to the tremendous amount of work which the secretary---treasurer had' during the past year it was decided to split thesé offices, with George O'Neill of Nipigon being -- : elected secretary and Peter Mazza, of So Bay, Treasurer, An application from the Port Arthur Bearcats to enter a team was turned down as the boundaries go no further than Red Rock, Red Rock submitted an. application which was accepted, A request from the Fort William Beavers to have a meeting with the teams to endeavor to have them play senior hockey was also turned down, Following the meeting which lasted four. hours the delegates and team represent- atives were entertained by the league at a dinner at the Hotel Terrace. 0-0-0 AN OPEN LETTER ON T.V. IN TERRACE BAY : Three years ago nobody would believe that T.V. would be possible in Terrace Bay. The writer has been getting about 80% of good reception from Duluth, Superior and channels 5-6 in Green Bay. .In the last six weeks Marquette came on the air with a 100,000 watt transmitter which has defini- tely brought T.V. to Terrace Bay, Three years ago I parked myself in front of a T.V. set every night and watched nothing but heavy snow night after night. Since then a lot. of experimenting has been done and at quite an expense. Different antennas and towers at different heights and locations had to be tried be- fore finally some results were achieved. Even though reception is now available experimentation is still going on. The greatest obstacles' have now been overcome-- yes, now you can see a good clear picture and enjoy it. I can imagine a good many people reading this article saying, that. is all very well for the people who own or can afford T.V. sets, but what about us who can not afford to install a set, What about our radio reception which has suffered by T.V. interference? This complaint is quite common and justifiable. In reply to this complaint I would like to mention that some work has been done and I brought the problem before the cont. on next col.) Page 9 AN_OPEN LETTER ON T.V. IN TERRACE BAY Benco Engineers in toronto. They suggested pretty well what had already been done and which eliminated about 75% of the inter- ference. We are at present waiting for material which we hope will'do away with the greatest part of vate interference and maybe all of it, It is within the power of any radio owner to terminate television in Terrace Bay by notifying the department of trans- port of the interference caused by tele- vision. On the other hand you can make a contribution towards T.V. reception by putting up with this annoyance temporarily. Radio broadcasting is losing much ground to television so that everyone should be interested in seeing that encouragement is given to the few who. are endeavouring to bring television at its best in Terrace Bay. Signed - Joe Adamo o-0-0 HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION The last meeting of the 55-56 season of the Terrace Bay Home and School Association was held Monday evening, May 28th in the Public School. Mrs. D. CO. Porter presided in the chair. Mrs. F.A. Ginn read the minutes ofthe past meeting and Mr. J. Wig gave the Treasurer's report. Due to the fact that not enough members were present to form a quorum, election of officers for the coming season could not be held. Mrs. Porter as the retiring president, expressed her appreciation of the fine co-o,eration received from the executive and members during the past two earse Mrs. Lois Hopper, programme convenor showed, a very fine film entitled "Visual and Auditory Aids in Teaching," exvlaining to the, parents the value of this creative teaching in modern education, Projection- ist was Marvin Steen. Mrs, Marge Simmers and her committee served tea and luncheon during the social period, o-O0-o FOR SALE Six room winterized camp, on Lake Superior, Partly furnished, fuel and boat. See. this place and make me an offer. Phone. 231 Schreiber, '0-0-0