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Home My WebLink AboutThe Bayfield Bulletin, 1966-06-17, Page 5by Wm. Whiting How many times have net- work officials heard "I want more Money or I won't play the role and the piogram won't be a success". Many performers have made this mistake. They don't use these exact words, but what they say means the same thing. It's been announced that "The Honeymooners" will re- turn to the east of the Jackie Gleason Show during the 1966- 67 season. Art Carney has been signed to return to his role, but negotiations to get Audrey Meadows to return failed. Sing- er-comedienne Sheila MacRae' has been signed to play the role of Jackie Gleason's wife. Al- though Audrey Meadows was perfect for the part, we have no doubt that Sheila MacRae will do equally as well. This seems to happen so often in showbusiness. Remem- ber when Chester (Dennis Weaver) left "Gunsmoke" to have his own television show? The replacement character fit- ted in very nicely with Matt Dillon. Remiernber when Carol Bur- nett left the "Gerry Moore Show" to do bigger and better things? The following season she returned for a few guest appearances and we imagine she realized her mistake in quitting the cast. Remember Toby Robins who left the panel of "Front Page Challenge"? She held out for more money and the CBC said "nothing doing". She was re- placed and very ably too, by CFRB's Betty Kennedy. There's one entertainer (and a great one, too) who didn't make the mistake of leaving the star of the show for bigger things. You can probably think of some as well. I'm referring to Rochester who never left Jack Benny. Smart man, that Rochester! Promoted to WO2 "BILL" REID Training Command head- quarters recently announced the promotion to the rank of Warrant Officer Class Two far a member of the School of Food Services Staff. WO2 Bill Reid, an instructor and supervisor, at the school re- ceived a letter of congratula- tions from Air Vice Marshal F. R. Sharp, Commander, Training Command in ac- knowledement of his promo- tion. WO2 Reid, son of Mrs. George L. Reid, Varna, en- listed in the RCAF in Sept- ember 1952 for services as a cook tradesman. Presently on staff at the School of Food Services, CFB Clinton, WO2 Reid has also served at CFB Centralia, Downsview, Rock- cliffe and Puntzi Mountain. 0 —11:1313:F— Every Saturday Hight Branch 109 Con. Legion Goderich, Ont. 14 Games for $1.00 SUBSTANTIAL JACKPOT )INNERS 5 PM - 7:30 PM We Specialize in LUNCHES 12 - 1:30 PM HINDAY 3 PM - 7:30 PM STEAKS - CHICKEN - FISH ENJOY THE FINE ATMOSPHERE OF OUR ATTRACTIVE ALPINE ROOM Licenced under the Liquor Licence Board Dominion Hotel Your Hods — Marg and Ross Johnston DIAL 236-4371 — ZURICH The Bayf ield Bulletin-June 17,1966-PAGE FIVE Amusements Dining Spots Camping Zone Forester Larry Sales Feted By Council (By R. S. ATKEY) GODERICH — Larry Sales, zone forester with Ontario De- partment of Lands and For- ests, presented his annual re- port on the Huron Reforesta- tion Scheme to Huron County Council Monday afternoon, and then was honoured with the presentation of a desk set by Reeve Ernest Talbot, Stanley. chairman of Agriculture and Reforestation, in behalf of Council. After being in Huron County for nine years, he leaves short- ly to take a new post as Farm Forester with the Departn-pent at Pembroke, Renfrew County. Mr. Scales painted out that the cost of planting trees was only $1 per hundred to the own- er. Total cost of planting this spring was $1,220, with county and township sharing this cost equally. Trees planted number- ed 58,880 on 71 acres in West Wawanosh, Turnberry, Stephen, Goclerich and Ashfield town- ships. Mr. Sales stated that he re- gretted leaving Huron County as his reforestation scheme was a "dream", certainly unique. It was very gratifying to work in a county where reforestation is appreciated. "And, too," he added, "you are one of the greatest bunch of cigar smokers I ever met." Which remark produced quite a chuckle! SIGHT-SEEING QUIZ G Gym ege • AN NIS TMOuRrIIC:frl eFOccU NITA/IN(' IN THIS CANADIAN CITY IS A MEMORIAL. TO OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE NORT WEST MOUNTED POLICE. ,kii7g7trt • .HVIVI3H)111"AS‘ig tfN19331 '1'41111M103 Draolina 3niiv1s1911 Good eyes mean good memones. Care for your eyes at g// time 5. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111119111111111111111111111 (By R. S. ATKEY) GODERICH—A note of opti- mism was sounded at the open- ing of the June Session of Huron County Council in Gode- rich Monday Morning. "Our blessings far outweigh our problems," Warden Ken- neth Stewart, reeve of McKil- lop Township, remarked to the 36 other members and officials, press and public. There were no absentees. A bountiful harvst seems to be in the making, he comment- ed. People should be thankful to live in this area. Dr. R. M. Aldis, director, presented a report of Huron County Health Unit. Miss Clare McGowan of the Child- ren's Aid Society; Reeve Stew- art Procter, Morris Township, of the Property Committee; Reeve Calvin Krauter, Brus- sels, of the Board of Health; and Reeve Donald McKenzie, Ashfield, of the Road Commit- tee; Deputy Reeve Elmer Hay- ter, Stanley Township, of the Warden's and Personnel Com- mittee. By request, the report of the Road Committee was consider- ed and discussed clause by clause, County Engineer James W. Britnell piloting the docu- ment through committee of the Huron County Farming Report Don S. Pullen, associate agricultural representative for Huron County, issues the following farming report: "Warm showers have given all CIA/1lb a boost in Huron County. Observations would indicate that hay and pasture amps are nearly normal in growth for this time of year. However, some areas of the county, forages, particularly legumes, hit earlier by frost will likely yield below nor- mal. "Some white beans are up, but a siubstAntial acreage re- mains to be planted. Moisture may be too abundant in some fields for good growth of beans. "Pastures for livestock ap- pear to be in ample supply." HOTEL Featuring The Duke of Bedford Lounge —50 ROOMS PRIVATE BATHS —EXCELLENT FOOD in our DINING ROOM —PRIVATE BATHS 92 SQUARE—Dial 524-7337 GODERICH B-1-N-G-O Every Saturday Night Branch 109 Can. Legion Goderich, Ont. 14 Games for $1.00 SUBSTANTIAL JACKPOT 0 Use Caution In Handling All Pesticides Gardeners today expect pesti- cides to be fast-acting and deadly. In order to be effective these chemicals must necessar- ily be' dangerous if used care- lessly. Caution with toxic ma- terials cannot be overstressed. Entomologists with the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food warn that certain pre- cautions must be observed: 1. Read and follow all the directions on the container carefully. 2. Use only as much chemical as directed. 3. Don't spray or dust on windy days, as drift may cause damage to neighbouring plants. 4. Daryt spray or dust when the temperature is over 85°F, as burns to the plant foliage may result. 5. Wear rubber gloves when handling toxic sprays or dusts. 6. Don't smoke or eat when applying pesticides. 7. Wash all treated, edible plants thoroughly. 8. Stare pesticides in a locked cupboard, well out of reach of children and domestic anlimals. 9. Do not transfer any in- secticides to other containers than the one they are packaged in. 10. Do not use food containers to measure or Store pesticides. 11. Be sure empty containers are disposed of in the garbage. Gordon McGavin To Speak At Historical Meeting Gordon McGavin will speak on Walton and vicinity at a general meeting at the Huron County Historical Society in Ethel Community Centre on Monday, June 20 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Cliff Dunbar is in charge of arrangements. Mr. McGavin, is co-chairman of the Huron County Interna- tional Plowing Match Com- mittee. Huron Warden Kenneth Stewart Optimistic At June Council Session 11111111111111181111111111111111, whole council with Deputy Reeve Everett McIlwain, Gode- rich Township, acting as chair- man at the suggestion of War- den Stewart. 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