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Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Murray
of Horsehead, N.Y., were guests
for a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Murray at their cottage
on Jane Street.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Elliott
and daughter Lori of Virginia-
t own. Ont., were overnight
guests of Art Elliott of Bay-
field last week.
Robert Hampton of Toronto
is spending the week at the
home of Gordon D. Scotchmer,
Bronson Line.
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Television Views Wednesday, July 22, 1964—Bayfield Bulletin—Page 5
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HOW SAFE ARE THESE STEPS?
For the residents and visitors near Pioneer
Park who may want to walk down to the Bayfield
beach, the stairway at the Park is the most con-
venient means by which to do so.
However, these 127 steps are not fit, they are
old and constitute a hazard to all those that use
them. Upon examining this wooden structure, one
will find the following:
1. The stairway has been wrenched and de-
formed sideways in its over-all construction.
2. Many of the individual steps are severely
sloped to the side or down at the front, some have
both faults.
3. Boards are missing.
1111.111011114. Boards are rotting.
5. The nails are coming loose.
6. The handrails are very unsteady.
A prominent citizen of Bayfield recently stated
that the stairway was originally built incorrectly,
with disregard to the cliff's erosion. According to
old survey maps, within the last century the cliff
has worn away 200 feet.
The Pioneer Park committee has tried to pre-
vent this erosion, being only partially successful.
Perhaps it can be explained what stresses are
acting on this wooden framework, but how will it
be explained to someone that has been killed be-
cause of it?
If expenses or other considerations do not
favor the immediate rebuilding of the steps, at least
a sign should be placed on them warning all who
use them of the danger involved.
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Remember the R i c h a r d
Boone Show and Harry Mor-
gan? Well, he's joining the
regular cast of NBC's new
"Kentucky Jones" series which
stars Dennis Weaver. He'll
play Weaver's friend.
There have been complaints
about Channel 13 Kitchener
not signing on until 3:30. . .
What's with you guys in Kit-
chener?
Former President Eisenhow-
er may have ruptured the Re-
publican Party at the GOP
convention by not making def-
inite statements about the
nominees. However, it was a
lively affair—not dull or de-
feated as expected, and once
again television was there to
report the action—and there
was plenty of that
Paul Peterson's girl friend in
the "Donna Reed Show", Janet
Landward, signed for numerous
appearances in the 64-65 series.
(By WILLIAM WHITING)
That's fine Mr. Ouimet . . .
give the Canadian television
audience back to the American
networks. Alphonse Ouimet,
head of the Canadian Broad-
casting Corporation asked Par-
liament to set up the CBC sim-
ilar to the BBC in England.
Well, that's all we need. The
CBC and CTV networks in
Canada have been successful in
obtaining most American-pro-
duced shows on a pre-release
basis. It was a big struggle
for Canadian television stations
to get big audiences, because
American stations were over-
flowing into Canada for four
years before the first station
went on the air. Now, we have
Canadians watching Canadian
channels and the CBC proposes
to wipe this out. Let's hope
that Mr. Pearson and Parlia-
ment are not going to listen
to this should-be-retired Al-
phonse Ouimet.
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