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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1946-10-10, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1946 THE SEAFQ'RTH NEWS Ontario Royal Commission on Forestry PUBLIC HEARINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in confirmation of the Advance Notice and Tentative Schedule which appeared in the press in the early part of September, that Public Hearings of the Ontario Royal. Commission on Forestry will be held at the following times and places: Sault Ste, Marie Oct. 28 -"29 Courthouse Port Arthur Nov. 1 2 Courthouse Kenora Nov. 5. - 6 . Courthouse Fort Frances Nov. 8, 9 Courthouse Geraldton Nov. 12 13 Ukrainian • Hall Nov. 18 - 19 County Council Chamber High School Assembly Hall Courthouse Town Hall Courthouse University of Toronto Senate Chamber The Commission was appointed to investigate and reportupon the forest resources of Ontario and their conservation, management and beneficial utilization for all purposes, including' their relation to other basic industries, .particularly farming, and their relation to recreation, soil conservation, and waterways and water power, Submissions are invited from persons or organizations who may wish to present relevant material at any of the above hearings. Such evidence may be presented orally, but the Commissioner would prefer same intheform of written briefs. It is desirable but not essential that such briefs be forwarded to the Secretary for study well in advance of the hearing at which they are to be presented. It is requested that persons or organizations wishing to present oral evidence d any of the above hearings, submit their names to the Secretary, Ontario Royal Commission on Forestry, Administration Building, Long Branch Small Arms Plant, Toronto 14. Ontario, prior to such hearing. W. H. HEWSON, Secretary London Cochrane North Bay Pembroke Ottawa Toronto Nov. 25 - 26 Nov. 28 - 29 Doc.e 2 - 3 Dec, 5 -6; 7 Dec. 9-10-11 10 a.m., 10 a,m, 10 a.m.' 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. 10 a.m. NOTICE We give prompt efficient service to all makes of Sewing Machines. Free estimates given. We also make but- tons, buckles and . do hemstitching. Singer Sewing Machine ' Co., 78 Ont- ario St., Stratford. FARM FOR SALE Fifty acres in township of Hibbert, good cement house and bank barn, Hydi+o available, near church and schools. Priced reasonable for quick sale. Apply to The Seaforth News, SAVE YOU MONEY.., uestions and nswers GENERAL Q What are Canada Savings Bonds? A Canada -Savings Bonds are the MICA cessor to Victory Bonds and War Sav- ings Certificates. They are your_ coun- try's promise to return your money to you at any time and to pay' you interest at an attractive rate. Q Why are Canada Savings Bonds .' being offered? A Because during the war, millions of Canadians learned the savings habit by buying Victory Bonds and War Savings Certificates. A recent survey shows that 82% of them want to keep on saving ' by a similar plan. Q Is the Government selling Canada Savings Bonds just to raise money? A No. Borrowing needs of the Govern- ment can be met by other types of loans. The main purpose of the Canada Sav- ings Bond is to provide Canadians with a convenient way to continue this kind of saving and investment in peacetirne. Q Is these any limit to the amount of Canada Savings Bonds that one person Indy hold?? If so, suhy? A Yes. There is a limit of $2,000 for each individual, but each member of a family may hold bonds up to the limit. Q TVhat is the price of Canada, Savings •Bonds? A 100%. That is, a $100 bond costs. $100. If payment is not completed on or before November 15th, 1946, interest will be added to the purchase price. Q In what denominations are Canada Savings Bond's available? A $50, $100, $500 and $1,000. , CASHING OF BONDS Q Can 1 cash, my bond at any time before November 1, 1958? A Yes, any branch in Canada of any chartered bank will cash your bond im- mediately at full face value, plus inter- est at 2%%, upon your, identification as the registered holder. ' Q Can "Canada Savings Bonds be assigned or transferred? A They can be cashed, but not assigned or transferred. This is necessary to pre- vent any individual from acquiring more than the authorized limit. INTEREST COUPONS Q What interest is paid on Canada Savings Bonds? A 2%%—payable yearly on November 1st from 1947 to 1956, by coupon cash - able without charge at any branch in Canada of any bank. Q Are interest coupons registered? A No. They are payable to bearer. REGISTRATION PROTECTION Q Why is it necessary to register Can- ada Savings Bonds? A Registration gives protection in case your bond is lost, stolen or destroyed. It is also the simplest way to ensure that individuals do not hold more than the $2,000 limit. Q In whose name can Canada Savings Bonds be registered? A They can be registered only in the name of one individual, adult or minor, up to the amount of the authorized limit. Q Can Canada Savings Bonds regis- tered in the name of a child be cashed? A Yes. Banks are familiar with the necessary regulations. Q Can Canada Savings Bonds be dis- posed of when registered in the name of a deoeased person? A Yes, any bank will supply the neces- sary information. Q Cissa I replace nay Canada Savings Bonds, if they are lost, stolen or destroyed? A Yes. It is wise, however, to keep Canada Savings Bonds in a safe place, as you would any other valuable docu- ments. In case,of loss you should imme- diately notify the Bank of Canada, Ottawa, of the circumstances. HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO BUY Q Where can I buy Canada Savings Bonds? A At any branch of a bank or from an authorized investment dealer, stock broker, trust or loan company — or through the payroll savings plan if this is in operation at your place of employ- ment. Q How do I pay for Canada Savings Bonds? A In any of the following. 3 ways: 1. By payment in full at tune of purchase. 2. By monthly instalments through a bank, trust or loan company. 3. By regular deductions from' pay, where employers operate the Payroll Savings. Plan. 8 out of 10 will buy again.... Canada ci'k Bonds FARMERS! Applications for Polish veterans coaling to Canada shortly for work on farms are now being accepted. Have you placed an order for one of these men ? They are all physically fit, single, young men, carefully selected for farm work by Canadian farm labour officials Some already speak English or French Only a limited number are available. If interested, send your applications immediately to your nearest National Employment Office or your Provincial Agricultural Services DOMINION LABOUR DEPARTMENT HUMPHREY MITCHELL, A. MacNAMARA, Minister of Labour Deputy Minister Fire Prevention W;ek OCTOBER 6th to 12th AIDS TO FIRE - SAFETY It is an easy matter to prevent fires and save lives in our homes by simply being careful and using common sense. The following suggestions are offered as a guide to every citizen (1) NEVER LEAVE YOUNG CHILDREN ALONE. (2) Keep chimneys and smokepipes clean and in good repair. (3) Keep storage in attic or basement at •a minimum and neatly. (4) Make sure there is an alternative means of escape, (5) Keep electrical wiring and appliances in good repair. (6) Do not overfuse circuits. Fuses of 15 ampere capacity are suf- ficient on house lighting circuits. (7) Unless protection is given, smokepipes should be at least 18 inches distant from joists and woodwork. (8) Install fire -detector units iu cellar and at head of cellar steps, at- tached to gong in upstairs kali. (9) Keep doors closed at night. (10) Have an approved extinguisher handy. (11) The door at the top of the cellar stairs should be one which will resist fire for at least an hour. • store (12) Keep matches in metal container and out of reach of children. (13) Do not leave irons or other electrical appliances turned on except when they are in actual use. Let them cool off before putting away. (14) Keep oily dusting cloths in a covered metal container. (15) Never use inflammable liquids for dry-cleaning in the home. There are safe types of cleaning fluids on the market. (16) Don't hang electric cords on radiators or over nails. (17) Don't use matches or candles to hunt in closets. Use a flashlight. (18) Don't empty ask trays in wastebaskets. There may be a live cigarette among the ashes. (19) DON'T USE KEROSENE TO START OR QUICKEN A FIRE. (20) Don't smoke In bed. (21) Don't huntfor gas leaks with a match. Put soap lather on suspected joints and watch for bubbles, (22) Never leave a fire burning in an unscreened fireplace, (23) Don't use inflammable insect sprays indoors and under no circumstances should gasoline be sprayed in closets, etc.,' as an insect spray. (24) Don't heat paraffin wax aver a direct fire. Use a double boiler to melt the wax. (25) Always use care, common sense and forethought and you will live longer. Allan Reid FIRE CHIEF TOWN OF SEAFORTH FREE ANIMAL SERVI OLD - DISABLED OR DEAD CATTLE • HORSES • HOGS • SHEEP • CALVES Promptly and Efficiently Removed Simply Phone Collect 219 Mitchell WE DO THE REST! WILLIAM STN.E _..:., IN'GERSOLL,'O3 .„ I,4t , �e WANTED ! D ead or Alive DEAD, OLD OR DISABLED Horses, Cattle, Calves, Sheep and Hogs PROMPT COLLECTION — WE DO THE LOADING DARLING & CO. OF LIMITECANADA Phone COLLECT Seaforth, 15; Exeter, 235; Walkerton, 135-r-6 FOR SALE Lot West Half of 27, Con. 5, Hib- bert, and South Half of 27, Con. 4, on which there is good frame house and bank and straw barn, good drive shed and henhouse, 2% miles from highway. Hydro available. Convenient to schools and churches. Apply to as. Atkinson, Dublin, Ont. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, more or less, Lot 7, Con. 7, Hullett, choice farm land, good buildings, good brick house, about ten acres of bush, good drilled well at the barn, good well at the house, never short of soft water, and a good spring in the back field. Apply to Alfred Buchanan, phone 841 r 4, Seaforth Central.