The Bayfield Bulletin, 1964-12-10, Page 2TV Views
By %VIIllani Whiting
Owners of Community Ant-
enna TV systems can breathe
caner now. Last summer a
proposal was announced to
bring CATV systems under
BBG licensing control which
would limit foreign control of
these firms to 25 percent and
protect Canadian TV stations
from harmful competition. The
withdraw! of this proposed law
was practically unnoticed in
the last-minute rush of spend-
ing estimates through t h e
House of Commons.
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With "Peyton Place" doing
so well in the U.S. and in the
Toronto area, seen on Channel
7 Buffalo, a group of ten Can-
adian TV stations purchased
this juicy material. Station in
this area to show "Peyton
Place" is CKCO-TV Kitchener,
every Thursday and Saturday.
starting December 12th at 9:30
with the Thursday showing at
9 p.m.
ABC-TV informs us that on
December 28th they will pre-
sent a new daytime serial dra-
ma about a widow who write a
novel dealing with her small
town. Sounds familiar. All we
need now is a "Peyton Place"
on morning radio.
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Manufacturers are saying
that when the Christmas shop-
ping is over the U.S. colour TV
set sales will probably hit the
one-and-a-half million mark.
We feel it's time that colour
should be introduced in Canada.
Some TV station heads are pre-
dicting that this will happen
next year. If .this is true, then
we have about three weeks be-
fore the middle of the sixties
arrives.
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Letters To Editor
Dear Mr. Elliott,
I enjoy very much receiving
news of Bayfield throughout
the entire year. I, personally,
have spent every summer for
the last 36 years in Bayfield
and other members of my fam-
ily for many more than that
Thanking you so much, but
also knowing that a duplication
is just unnecessary waste and
expense, I am,
Most sincerely,
Barbara Morley Erb.
1415 Suffield Rd.,
Birmingham, Mich.,
Dec. 5, 1964.
The Bayfield Bulletin,
Bayfield, Ont.
Dear Sir:
We enjoy receiving the pap-
er and I must say I am whole-
ly in agreement with the sen-
timents expressed by Mr. J. C.
Hindmarsh in his letter re
"hunting with camera". It cer-
tainly does take more courage
and skill to approach game
with a camera than a high pow-
ered rifle. The terrible cruelty
inflicted on creatures in the
woods by so called sportsmen
is appalling.
We hope the newly incorpor-
ated village will be able to
find able and capable people to
serve on the council and are
looking forward to next sum-
mer when we can once again
become "Bayfield residents".
Sincerely,
Audrey Graham.
36 Devonshire Ave.,
London, Ont.,
Dec. 3, 1964.
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Page 2—Boyfield Bulletin—Thursday, Dec. 10, 1964
EDITORIAL
By ART ELLIOTT
Now's Your Chance
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Walter Pidgeon will appear
in an upcoming episode of
Burke's Law . . NBC is pre-
paring a "special" about the
life of Pope Paul VI . . . Ida
Lupino will direct one "Bewit-
ched" episode . . "Shindig",
the ABC half-hour musical
series will expand to a full hour
starting January 20th.
VARNA
The members of LOL 1035
are holding a turkey supper for
members only, preceding their
annual meeting on Thursday
evening, December 10.
The United Church is holding
a White Gift Service next Sun-
day, Dec. 13, with the pastor,
M. Morrison, in charge.
AT LAST Bayfield has been granted incorporated
status again, and as announced elsewhere in the news
columns, nominations for village reeve and four coun-
cillors will be held at the Village Hall Monday even-
ing, December 21st.
If you are an eligible elector in polling sub-
division No. 8 of the Stanley Township voters' list
of 1964, it is your right and duty to attend and
participate in the nominations, and if required, cast
your vote on election day, December 28.
The long-sought local government should reflect
the wishes of the majority of the members of the
community. It seems likely, in view of the keen
interest shown to date, that there will be an excellent
turnout. The election for school trustees gave a
strong indication of this.
Plan to attend the nomination meeting, and above
all cast your ballot if the positions are contested.
It's a matter of speak now or hold your peace until
next year.
It Looks Like Christmas
THE POPULAR song "It's Beginning to Look a
Lot Like Christmas" is likely to pop into the head
when one catches a glimpse of Bayfield's main street
these evenings.
Knee deep snow on the lawns, together with
colored lights and evergreen decorations have given
the modest "main stem" a happy, colorful quality
that most attractively complements the lights in the
park and on some private homes.
The old Albion Hotel has been appropriately
decorated with trees and lights, as has the telephone
company building across the road. Kerr's Market
Lunch, The Woollen Shop, the Variety Store and
Hovey's General Store have all made their contribu-
tion to the festive air. They are to be commended
for the efforts entailed, and it is hoped even more
can b done next year when the businessmen's new
organization may haw grown a little muscle.
Meanwhile, it is to be hoped private residences
will show the spirit of Christmas in their windows,
affording pleasure to residents and visitors alike, as
well as to the towners. Let's brighten the corners
where we are!
BE
You would swear she couldn't do it, but our
aunt—the travelling one—writes four times as much
on a picture postcard as she did when the postage
was only a penny.—World, Wilson, Kansas.
E E
So live that you won't hesitate to be the first
woman to leave the bridge party.—Courant, Delphos,
Ohio.