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OCTOBER II, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 SAVINGS BONDS ON SALE OCTOBER 3RD For many Canadians, the annual Canada Sav- ings Bonds Campaign has become as traditional as Thanksgiving. The first issue was introduced in the fall of 1946 and every fall since then, hundreds of thousands of Canadians have invested in their own and in their country's future by purchasing Canada Savings Bonds. This will be the 28th consecutive year in which Canada Savings Bonds will be offered to employees through payroll savings plans where they work. Last year, Canadian employees set a record in dollar volume of Canada Savings Bonds purchased. "This wide popularity bears out the suggest- ion that Canadians in all walks of life believe| in a planned savings program ... and they have found that one safe and sure way to reach their financial goals is through the purchase of Can- ada Savings Bonds on the payroll savings plan", said Donald N. Fraser, a Toronto investment dealer and director of payroll savings for this year's CSB Campaign in Central East Ontario. This year the demand for bonds by employees in many factories, offices and other establish- ments is expected to exceed last year's record. Over the years a growing number of industr- STRAND THEATRE PHONE 825-3771 wed 10 med] #12 513 ADULT Mon. 15 Tue. 1 6 Wed. 1 7 LEVY.GARDNER.LAVEN present A honker is JAMES COBURN « rough bull, or bronc * that can't be § broken. Zi=) co-starring LOIS NETTLETON SLIM PICKENS ANNE ARCHER mh. 18 Fil 9 sar. 20 ! Fito GLI NTR ti yorise JOE KIDD for trouble ~~ oem he's JOE KIDD. | ROBERT DUVALL JOH SHON - DON STROUD - STELLA GARCIA ADULT ies and business establishments have institu- ted this plan for their employees as an easy and convenient way for them to reach a savings target and invest in a safe, profitable secur-.- ity. The employee simply places an order with his employer for the -amount of Canada Savings Bonds he wishes to purchase. Each pay day a specific amount of money is deducted from his wages or salary to pay for the bonds. These payments are usually spread over a I2-month period. : "One of the attractive features of Canad Savings Bonds is that they can be cashed at any time by the holder at full face value plus interest earned," said David R. Dattels, a continued page 8 ........ NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT OWNERS For "Spreading Granular Material" on Highways 595, 597, and 608 at various locations, and "Loading Granular Material" in the Ministry's Pit (Fraleigh Township), approximately eight (8) miles Southwest of South Gillies, commenc -ing approximately October 22, 1973, the foll -owing Equipment is required: One (1) only - FRONT END LOADER 33 Cubic Yard Capacity (Min.) Four Wheel Drive Rubber Tired Articulated Steering Approx. 300 Hrs. CRAWLER TRACTOR 65 D.B.H.P. (Minimum) Angle Dozer with Rear Winch & Canopy Approx. 250 Hrs. One (1) only - Sealed Tenders on forms supplied by the Min-- istry will be received by the District Engin- eer until 12:00 O'Clock Noon, Local Time. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1973. Specifications, tender forms and envelopes may be obtained in person or by mail from the District Office, 801 West Walsh Street, P.O. Box 96, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7C 4V7. Telephone 577-6451. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Transportation and Ontario Communications