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Here are the
about exchanging your
3% wartime Victory Bonds
C-
1. What is the Canada Conversion Loan of 1958?
It is an offer to replace all unmatured 3% wartime
Victory Bonds with new 25-year 41/2% Canada Con-
version Bonds. (Other bonds of shorter term, bearing
interest rates of 41/4%, 3 3A% and 3% are also available.)
' • • •
2. Why is the Government making this conversion offer?
In order to reorganize the national debt on a longer
term basis and thus reduce the volume of Government
refinancing over the next few years. There is widespread
public and business agreement that this is a sensible
idea and will help protect the soundness of the Canadian
dollar.
3. What interest will I receive on the new bonds?
On the 25-year bonds the interest rate is 41/2%—this is
. 50% greater than the old Victory Bond rate. The in-
crease on the 14-year and the 7-year bonds is also
substantial.
4. As a Victory Bond holder, will I be required to make
any additional paYment?
No. On the contrary, you will receive an immediate
I cash adjustment.
6. What will be the total of my cash adjustment?
It will depend on the type of exchange. For example, a
$500 8th Victory Bond exchanged for a $500 Conversion
Bond paying 41/2% will give you $8.75 in cash fin.
mediately. This includes earned interest,
7. Does this offer apply to Canada Savings Bonds and
other Government of Canada Bonds?
No. This offer is limited to unmatured wartime Victory
Loan Bonds only.
8. What steps should I take if I am away from home on
vacation and wish to take advantage of this offer?
You should write immediately to your bank, investment
dealer, stockbroker, trust or loan company, requesting
literature and application forms.
9. Does it matter that the Victory Bond I hold is very
small?
Every holder of a Victory Bond, even though the amount
held may be only $50, should take advantage of this
offer. It is in his best interests as well as in the best
interests of Canada.
5. Do I have to convert my Victory Bonds?
!You may, if you wish, hold your Victory Bonds until
maturity and on the due date you will be paid their
lull face value. The Conversion Loan offer is open only
to Victory Bond holders; and the "right" to convert
gives Victory Bonds a special value until the offer
"kispires. This is because there are many people twins At any bank, investment dealer, trust or Wan company;
i_Yjita.141.9;der to invest in the new bonds. or through your stockbroker.
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10. How long is this offer open?
Until September 15, 1958, but it is to your advantagei
to convert as quickly as possible and have the benefit
of the immediate cash adjustment.
11. Where can I exchange my Victory Bonds?
Turn to !WC
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PAGN =MIT CLErGN NEWS-RMORP THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1,08,
Huron. County Junior Farmers Hold Meetingw
Lay Plans For First Year Book. To Be Published
This is an 'item I ran across in
the weekly tplletin, put out by
clo,operative Insurance Associa-
' !tiPa Which I think WOrth repeat.
The other day we read an art-
liPae urn our daily Paper which start
• e0 that violent times in Cyprus
rolled tip, a total of 49 dead within
five weeks. Another article in the,
Same paper mentioned the nutribet7
of people killed by a disease in the
PrOvince — and still another —
the number killed in plane crash,
But in 'Canada In a single, nor-
mal weekend, almost 50 people
were killed in • traffic accidents,
or just under half in Ontario,
where annual death rate in traffic
rises steadily (1,279 last year).
Most terrifying aspect of it all
is the way that Canadians take
for granted the hundreds of deaths
and thousands of injuries every
year when it curs to automobile
accidents.
• If a Plane crashes, for example,
government official's rush th the
• scene to Investigate every detail
lVfaSsive research programs seek
out cures for diseases. If an epi-
demic struck Ontario, Wing more
than 100 people per month and
crippling -20 times more, there
find a cure. But traffic accidents
LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
* *
Dancing Every Wednesday
Friday and Saturday
* * *
Lionel Thornton
and his Casa Royal Orch. *:
Some say this is the best Orch-
estra ever to play at 'The Bend'
Have you heard them — Really
Sweet! Plan a party and dance
in a ballroom where nice people
meet.
Sunday, August 10
9 p.m.
COMMUNITY
CONCERT
Inside Lakeview Casino
SING SONG
Hammond Organ Recital by Len
Burt, assisted by Verne
Rayner on Piano
Everybody Welcome
Let's Get Together!
Sponsored by Ratepayers
Association, and
Chamber of Commerce
which kill more, people than
015elas'04, Plane Praishes or Cyprus
riots, get only cursory ,attention.,
The causes of accidents are Cla'S-,
0y recognizable, road hazards',
flaws tin ears and highway design,
law enforcernents and careless
drivers and ,pedestrians, Although
individuals and various ,orgarniza-
tions are trying to corphat these
causes — real safety progress, as
someone once said, can only come
when Canadians make UP their
minds to stop tolerating in the
driver's seat the kind of 'reckless-
ness, discourtesy and sheer atm,
idity they would not tolerate any-
where else in Canadian life.
We are now hi the middle of
the summer months which always
bring the traffic toll to a new
high. Let every one of us, by
word and example encourage ac-
cident free driving.
0
Huron County
Farming Report
(By A. S. Bolton, assistant
agricultural representative
for Huron County)
"Hot dry weather during the
past week has ripened cereal crops
very quickly, consequently harv-
esting operations are in full sw-
ing. With the exception of the
northern tip of Ithe County, which
did not receive as much rain as
'the remainder of the County ear-
lier in the spring-, these props are
giving excellent yields, .Coon and
beans continue to make excellent
growth."
Volkswagen Sales
Clinton HU 2-9088
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Farmers.BelieveIn
Marketing Principle
Says Gordon Hill.
Tile recent hag plebiscite indic-
ates fanners be ieVe in the POPO-
pio of organized marketing', but
have reservation es to the mech-
anics Of the Program carrell*
being followed by Ontario Hog
Producers Association, said Gord-
on Hill, president of the Ontario'
Farmer's Union.
The campaign carried on by
Ontario Hog Producers" Market-
ing board prior to the July 25
vote stated quite clearly that the
question was not whether pro-
dwells favoured either assembly
yards or the present personnel, but
whether they favoured a central
sales agency. In fact, president
Hill said, Hog Producer president
McInnis, stated during the camp-
aign that assembly yards are a
"temporary feature" of the plan.
The failure of over half the el-
igible voters to cast their ballot
indicates lack of confidence; this
coupled with the fact the counties
producing the largest 'Minnie of
hogs failed to carry the vote in-
dicates the rather insecure posi-
tion of the "Board", More cc-opera-
ton; and certain modifications will
be necessary If the. "Marketing
Boated" is' to regain the confidence
of the majority of produeors, Mr.
Hill concluded.
Everyone Reads
and Uses the
WANT ADS
A Special ConornAittee of the
Huron Connty Junior Farmers
met 4n Ciinton on Monday, July
21t to •diselle5 PlarlIS for their year
book. The Year Book is being
published in connection with tire
10th Anniversary the linron
'County 0:014•Or Fanners whidh is
to be held October 4ith .!axia 5th.
The 'keir Bonk 'Will include ar-
Wes on the various phases of
Junior Activities carried' on dur-
ing the year, These activities in
elude .such things as drama, sp-
orts, debating, pablie speaking,
chair, Judging competitions, only
to mention a (few. The committee,
also plans to have pictures of the
executive --and the various .corn.:
inittees .concerned with the 10th
Anniversary celebration included,
Federation Heldman Reminds Readers
Canada Has Too Many Traffic Deaths
(By J. Carl lieraillgWaY)
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