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_. Thursday; October 20, 1960 t & f5s ANDY GRIFFITH is star of his own weekly CBS Television comâ€" ody series, seen over WBENâ€"TV Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock,. Me plays the sheriff and justice of the peace of a small town in the South, not unlike Andy‘s own Mt. Airy, N. C., where his parâ€" ents still live, Corporation profits in Canâ€" ada in 1959 totalled $3.3 bilâ€" lion, of which Ottawa took $1.5 billion in corporation inâ€" come taxes, $957 million went back into business, and inâ€" ivestors received $863 million in â€" dividends. In the crop year enrded July 31, 1960, Canada had 28 per cent of the world‘s wheat market; the US. had 52 per cent, Australia 12 per cent, Argentina 8 per cent. When accompanied by other hunters, carry your gun so they will not be in your line of fire. Keep the trigger finâ€" ger out of the trigger guard and the safety "on" until ready to shoot. Always carry matches in a waterâ€"proof container, a hunt: ing knife and hatchet, a comâ€" pass and map of area in which you are hunting. Handling a gun properiy is the key to safe hunting. Obâ€" serving three primary rules will eliminate most tragedies. Carefully inspect your gun for looseness in action or stock â€" this can be dangerâ€" vus. Be sure the barrel is ciean and free from obstrucâ€" tions. Be sure your ammuniâ€" lion is the right fit and load for your gun. Familiarize _ yourself wi'th game laws of the area in which you hunt and observe them â€" they are your laws. Equipment A _ summary â€" of â€" Ontarie Hunting Regulations can be obtained at any office issuing gun and chunting licences or by writing to the Department of Lands and Forests,%:rlia- ment Buildings, Toronto, Onâ€" tario. Proper Gun Handling J. Be sure of your target. The "mistaken â€"target" is the biggest killer. Never shoot at a sound, patch of color or any object until it is positively identified as the game you are hunting Watch The Murtie Always unload your gun beâ€" Safe Practices For Deer Hunters Has Own TV Series personally inspected it to be sure it is not. * Always point the muzrzle, in a â€" safe â€" direction. . Never point the muzzle at anyâ€" thing you do not intend to shoot. were every gun as if it oaded until you have The first rule is â€" do not panic â€" keep a cool head and siay where you are. Fire three shots in quick succession ~â€" this is the S0.S of the huntâ€" er. Repeat the sizual at halfâ€" hour intervais. Anyone hearâ€" ns this signal should reply with three rapid shots. Build a fire in a safe place, keep warm and dry and wait for someone to find you. Gun Safety in The Home Fatal accidents happen in the home through _ careless storage. Be sure the magazine and chamber is empty. Put the gun in one place and the amâ€" munition for it in another. This prevents a child or anyâ€" one unfamiliar with guns from having easy access to gun and ammunition at the same time. Take care that your cloth ing makes it extremely diffiâ€" cult for other hunters to mis take you for game. Flourescent orange or neon red are the safest colors in the bush. A safety vest made of one of these colors is the best proâ€" ection when worn over a hunâ€" iing jacket it for lunch, or taking it into a cabin or dwelling. Never run with a loaded gun in your hand â€" this is one of the Clothing +2 climbing a fence causes of accidents. HOPE YOU‘RE ENJOYING YOUR NEW DIAL SERVICE IN new ounoee & prattsvue , putting ;y TNE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF C A N A DA ALL NUMBER Humphrey Foole in bunting seasou Loses every trace of reason. He has only one rule, which 18: "Shoot it if it moves or twitches." Lest Sunday fast, moderimm,Dial Service started in New Dundee and Plattsvill®e and new Tâ€"figure telephone numibers became effective. We hope your new service increases the efficiency and pleasure of your telephone! THROW AWAY YOUR OLD DIRECTORY Your new Dirâ€" ectory _ contains ers; please refer to it before dialâ€" Plattsville, dial the Through the trees he spies a figure. Doesn‘t wait, just pulls the trigger. But how he wished that he had waited!‘ He found a farmer . . . perforated. Wider BRING YOUR up to DATE Wider Localt Caliâ€" ing â€" without Long Distance charges â€" now effective from New Dundee to A yr, â€" Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo, Plattsâ€" ville; and fro m Plattsville to Ayr and New Dundee, as well as Bright. C. F. HOLLAND, Office. Extra copies available, fr ee, at â€" your â€" teleâ€" Local Manager So when you hunt, don‘t plegy the Foole BE SURE BEFORE YOU SHOOT‘s the Rule. \ Shoot only what the law allows â€" The life you save may be... a cow‘s. PAGE