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CANADA SAVINGS BONDS MILL CAMPAIGN The payroll deductions for 1962 Bonds will be com- pleted October 31st and Bonds will be delivered early in November. 1963 Bonds will be on sale at the mill beginning October 16th. Employees who have purchased Bonds in the past do not have to be sold on the value of this convenient method of saving. Most will already have decided how many of the 1963 series they will purchase. Those who have not developed the 'Bond=Habit' should consider the advantages of doing so. It is a relatively, painless way to save; paid up bonds can be cashed at any time at full face value plus interest, or if you must cash them in before they are paid for you get all of your money back = you can't lose; Bonds pay good interest - average of 5.03% on the 1963 series. Everyone has something to save for - a house, taxes, a car, furniture, education, retirement vacations, etc...Why not start now! Next week's News will carry a list of the can- vassers. Contact the canvasser in your department for full details. "Huy ieee Tres" ANNUAL MEETING- CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The annual meeting and election of officers for Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce will be held at 7.30 P.M. on Thursday, October 10th in the Re- creation Centre small meeting room. Al! members are urged to attend. MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATIONS Minor Hockey registration forms have been handed out through the schools. These should be returned to grade teachers BY FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK, AT LATEST. Anyone requiring forms, should contact the Re- creation Office. IT TAKES YEARS TO BUILD A FOREST - FIRE CAN TEAR IT DOWN IN MINUTES. REGISTER FOR FITNESS CLASSES Plans are now being laid for Fitness Classes for Ladies and Men during the coming winter season. Whether or not the courses will be held will depend on the number who register. IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PART, REGISTER AT THE REC. OFFICE NOW! Because of the busy facility schedule at the Gym- nasium, the probable times for classes will be: Men = Thursdays - 4.30 to 6.30 P.M. Ladies-- Thursdays - 8.00 to 9.30 P.M. Classes will consist of low organized games of volleyball, speedball, basketball etc., warmup exercises and use of the 5BX plan (Men) and XBX Plan (Ladies). A starting date will be announced at such time as a sufficient number have registered. DON'T DELAY] | ATTENTION 10 PIN BOWLERS All team captains wishing to enter a team in either the Ladies or Mens 10 pin leagues, please contact Mrs. J. Papousek - phone 3524 only after 4.00 P.M. - by Saturday October 12,1963. This also applies to anyone wishing to bowl 10 pins. We hope to start bowling the week of Oct. 14th. HUNTERS TAKE NOTE Hunters are well advised to take note of the fol- lowing change in the Game and Fish Act as it ap-- plies to the possession of air-guns or firearms at night:- Section 22 of the Act now reads as follows:- "In a locality that game usually inhabits or in which game is usually found, no person shall have an air- gun or firearm in his possession for the purpose of hunting unless it is unloaded and encased between one half hour after sunset and one half hour before sunrise of any day." The dismantled portion has been left out, in other words the firearms must be unloaded and encased. BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET BEFORE YOU POINT THAT WEAPON.