[NJARC] NJARC Digest, Vol 97, Issue 8

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Today's Topics: 

1. Last Call for Burma Shave (Harry Klancer) 
2. Reminder - Radio Technology Museum needs you (Harry Klancer) 


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Message: 1 
Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 22:07:12 -0400 
From: Harry Klancer <klancer2 at comcast.net> 
Subject: [NJARC] Last Call for Burma Shave 
To: New Jersey Antique Radio Club <njarc at mailman.qth.net> 
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That's right. This week is your last opportunity to 
enter the Burma Shave - uh, Radio Technology Museum - 
rhyming contest. All entries must be received no later 
than midnight, Friday May 25, 2012! Following that, Ray Chase 
and his steely-eyed panel of judges will be selecting 
the first and second place winners! 

Please review my earlier emails or the article in "The 
Broadcaster" for the contest rules. 
Your 4- or 5-line rhyme, followed by "Radio Technology 
Museum" or "RTM" may win the big prize - but you can't 
win if you don't enter. 

Don't forget, signs with the winner's rhyme will be placed 
along Marconi Road in front of the Radio Technology Museum 
(at least, if the township doesn't come and tear them down) 
but anyway, thry will also be placed in strategic locations around the 
InfoAge campus. 

Some of our many creative folks have submitted entries - but 
we know there are more of you out there. Submit your entries 
this week. Send them to me at klancer2 at comcast.net or 
at vp at njarc.org. 

Harry K 
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Solid State's Fine but 
the transistors, can't see 'em. 
We love the Tubes Glow 
come to the Radio Technology Museum 

----or------ 

Tuning the Coils to 
the Station, we peak 'em 
Check out the Radios 
at the Radio Technology Museum 

----or---- 

Uncle Charlie hung the antenna 
according to ol' Auntie Em 
He's long gone but 
the Radios there 
at the RTM 

------or------ 

Down there at Wall, 
Radio's with transistors 
you'll see none 
Come on down 
to the Radio Museum 

----or------ 

Tubes' aglow 
to me, is Fun 
Come on down 
to the Radio Museum 

----or---------- 

Tubes were the start 
but are not the end 
Check out the beginnings 
at the RTM. 


enough for today... 

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