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\Y NEWS OCTOBER 29, 1970 Each $100 Bond begins with 227.50 = invest $6.75 interest for the first year, pays $7.75 inter- of this you can earn interest on your That's why we say, Canada Savings Bonds are good today, better tomorrow; an investment that grows and grows. On top interest. You can make each $100 grow to $ est for each of the next three years, and then pays in just eleven years. $8.00 interest for each of the last seven years. SP Canada Savings Bonds are cold, hard cash-- instantly. They can be redeemed any time at their Canada Savings Bonds are safe--backed by all the resources of Canada. They're a very special security. Canada Savings Bonds are easy to buy for cash full face value plus earned interest. or on instalments; in amounts ranging from $50 up to $25,000. Buy yours today where you work, bank or most popular personal investment. K. Gorman. ly evening games against most Mercuries to the league we now welling will increase substantially upport their team and make the thon Mercuries will be here at tdules are posted at the Recreation = HALLOWEEN AND BOX SOCIAL The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, held their October meeting with Mrs. S. Ballentine presiding. After the usual varied reports were given, plans were being finalized for the Armistice Dinner with Mrs. Jim St. Louis convener and Mrs. Harold Milks assistant convener. Also, Remembrance Day Tea to be held at St. Martin's Church basement. Mrs. C. Koski and Mrs. C. Smith to convene this. Tickets are available from any auxiliary member. There will also be a Bazaar Table, Bake Table and Fish Pond for the kiddies. Conveners for these are Mrs. H. Milks, Mrs. G. Burns and Mrs. D. Gunter. Mrs. Paul Coupal is in charge of the Poppy Sale. Many thanks to Mr. C. Bougie for donating a black board to the branch. This will be very useful to both executives. " Convener for the Masonic Supper is Mrs. S. Ballentine. The Terrace Bay Auxiliary visited Schreiber Branch in a return Shuffle- board Tournament. Schreiber Auxil=- iary emerged as the New Champs, and along with Terrace Bay taking the B. Event we had a wonderful time. Also a mixed Shuffleboard Tourna- ment was held at the branch with George Churney and Jean Megraw as the winners. Runners up were Clarence Mercier and Beth Neely. B. event went to Dave Gunter and Marge Duriez and runners up were Aldea Churney and Howard Solly. Speical thanks to G. Gusul for presenting the award. Ladies, put on your funny duds, pack a lunch and come along to a Halloween Social. Some lucky fellow will have the pleasure of your company for a candle lite mid-nite lunch. The auctioneer for the even- ing will be Pat Jones. See you all at the Legion. PYROHYS Served hot or order by the dozen to go. SCHREIBER DETACHMENT O.P.P. PRESS RELEASE A bizare, early morning, motor vehicle collision, October 23rd, 1970, claimed the life of Osten Bru- net, age forty-four of 219 Carter Avenue, Noranda, Quebec. The victim employed by V.D. Lamothe Limited, Norand, Quebec, was operating a tractor-trailer unit owned by the Company, Easterly on Highway 17, at approximately 6:30 a.m. When attempting to negotiate a single lane on the '| C .P.R. Overhead Bridge Rossport, the vehicle came into collision with a concrete abutment on the north side of the bridge. Witnesses at the scene stated immediately following the violent collision the unit ex- ploded into intense fire, affording no opportunity to remove the victim from the tractor cab. Department of Lands and Forests personnel and equipment from Terrace Bay called to the scene, extinquished the fire which had completely engulfed the unit. Corner Dr. A.B. Adey, Terrace Bay, viewed the remains at the scene and released the body to McNally Funeral Home, Schreiber. Birch Motors, Schreiber and personnel and equipment from the Department cont'd page 24 .....