HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-09-01, Page 3THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1949
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Your first thrill is seeing it..•
Your greatest thrill is owning it!
The Styleline De Luxe 2 -Door Sedan
mart.Beauifii f -
The most Beautiful BUY for Performance with Economy.
Talk about thrills ! You'll get the biggest "triple-thrilP' in motoring
eat of seting, driving, and saving money with this new Chevrolet
dor '49 - the most beautiful buy of all.
You'll get your greatest thrill out of driving it.Yoti'll experience
amazing new handling ease and riding ease, thrilling acceleration,
and outstanding hill -climbing ability, all delivered with typical
Chevrolet savings on gas and oil. For here's the only low-priced car
with a world's champion Vdve-In-Head engine.
Give yourself and your family the biggest "triple -thrill" in motor.
ing ...see, drive and save with Chevrolet for '49 ... the most beauti-
ful buy of all!
The most Beautiful BUY for Styling. Take in tite smooth curving
lines of the 1949 Chevrolet front, top, side and rear! Then look at
its glowing color harmonies, the luxurious Bodies by Fisher, and
you'll understand nd why people call Chevrolet the most beauti fad of cars.
FIRST FOR
QUALITY AT
LOWEST COST!
The most Beautiful BUY for Driving and Riding Ease. What
totally new driving ease - what totally new riding restfulness - with
Centre -Point Design! A 4 -way engineering advance - Centre -Point
Steering, Centre -Point Seating. Lower Centre of Gravity without loss
of road clearance, and Centre -Point Rear Suspension -brings you
results heretofore unknown to low-cost motoring.
The mast Beautiful BUY for Comfort. Enjoy the lounginb+rest.
fulness of a Super -Size Interior with extras -wide "Five -Foot Seats,"
extra -generous head. leg and elbowroom, and an advanced heating*
and ventilating system. *(Heater and defroster units optional at extra
cost.)
The most Beautiful BUY for All -Round Safety. You and your
family will enjoy fivefold safety protection exclusive to this one low-
priced car: (1) Certi-Safe Hydraulic Brakes (2) Extra -Strong Fisher
Unisteel Body (3) Panoramic Visibility (4) Safety Plate Glass in
all windows, and (5) Unitized Knee -Action.
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A PRODUCT OF
GENERAL MOTORS
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SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL
BUS ROUTES
Five Busses will leave Seaforth at 8.30 a.m.
D.S.T. on ,Sept. 6th, and subsequently at
7.30 a.m. each school day.
On the routes listed below
Route #1 — South: Tuckersmith
South 61/4 miles on Kippen Road to Con, 10;
East 11/4 miles; South .11/4 miles; East
through Chiselhurst 33/4 miles; South 11/4
miles; West 33/4 miles to Hensall Road and
S.S: #1; North on Con. 2 LRS r1/2 miles
past Brucefield Road; Right to Broadfoot's
Bridge; East on Con 2 HRS to Eglnondville
and Seaforth.
Route #2 — South: HiI)hert
South to Egnlondville, 114 miles; East 5
miles; South 11/4; West 11; South 114
miles; East 114 miles; South across Staffa
Road 21/2 .miles; West 114 miles; North 11/4
to Staffa Road; West on county road past
S:S. #9 to Con. 4 LRS; North on Con 4
11/4 miles; West 14 to Con 2 LRS; North
to Brucefield Road at S.S. #3; East 5 miles
to Egrnondvilie and Seaforth.
Route #3 — North: McKillop
North 33/4 miles, West 11/4; North 33'4 across
County Road to Con. 12; East 5 miles
through Leadbury & Bethel; North 22 to
Boundary; West 2 miles on Boundary;
North 1/2 mile into Grey; West 11/4 miles;
South across Boundary to Con 14 McKillop;
East 14; South 5 miles to Con. 6; West 21/2
to County Road and Seaforth.
Route #4 — West & North: Hullett &
McKillop
West 3 4 miles; North 3% to Milburn; West
11/4; North 11/4; East 614 miles through
Winthrop; North 11/4 to Con. 10; East 5
miles to Dublin Road; South 11/4; West 21/2
on Winthrop line; South 21 to Beechwood;
West 314 to County Road and Seaforth.
Route #5.-- North: Grey & Morris
North through Walton to Con. 12 Grey
Township; East to Cranbrook; South 11/.
miles; East 21/2; South 11/4; West 71/2 miles
across Brussels Roacl; South 114 miles to
Blyth Road; East 114 miles to Walton and
South to Seaforth.
Any student in the Area planning to attend Seaforth School who has
not been contacted, may board the bus at the nearest point. All routes
will be revised to give the students the best possible service after the
final enrolment at School
L. PLUMSTEEL, PRINCIPAL
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NEW BOOKS AT THE
SEAFORTH LIBR4R!
Fiction—Taltrees, 3dcEwen; Tri-
umph of Inspector West, Creasey;
He Climbed Alone, Dustan; Marsh -
wood, Roberts; The Bold Galilean,
Blythe; Dragon in Chains, Lancine;
They took the high Road, Sellar;
Secret Vendetta, Pollard; Fifty Fa-
mous Detective of Fiction, Strangers
in my House, Ponsenby; Gollantz,
Jacob; Point of no return, Mar-
quand; Prairie Avenue, Meeker;
Kinfolk, Buck; Link to the North,
Tranter; The Big Correll, Cody;
High Towers, Castain; No wall so
high, Powers; And Now Goodbye,
Hilton; After Midnight, Albrand;
The Paying Guest, Blake; Terry,
Blacklinger; Song of the Susque-
hana, Stover; Hands off Bulldog
Drummond, Foulie; West of the Rim,-
rock,
im-rock, Overholser; My Heart shall not
fear, Lawrence; Case of the Cau-
tious Coquette, Gardner;Hound Dog
Man, Gibson; Elephant and Castle,
Hutchinson; Eve and Christopher,
Corbett; Mary Arden, Hill; The Un-
certain Heart, Roberts; The Strong
Citadel, Burt; The Singing Room,
Boirav: Pink Magic, Runbeck; A
Wreath of Roses, Taylor; A Sum-
mer's Tale, Brace; The Hearth and
Eagle, Seton; Steel Mirror, Hamil-
ton; Elephant Walk, Standish; The
Deer ' Stalker, Grey; The Chain,
Welliman; The Crooked Horse,
Christie; The Jacaranda Tree, Bates;
Lone Among the Ruins, Thirkell;
The Trembling Years, Barber.
Non -Fiction -Eros at Breakfast,
Davies: The Man who could gray
Hair, Attwood; Behind the Curtain,
Gunther; Inside the'U.S.A., Gunther;
The Doctor wears 3 faces, Bard;
Our Reving Bible, Our AIaska Win-
ter, Helniericks: With a feather on
my Nose. Burke; This is Newfound-
land, Young; Discoverer's for Medi-
cine, Woeytorn; The Happy Home,
Spolk; Story of the British Empire
in Pictures, The Loneliest Journey,
Jackson; The complete Home Enter-
tainer, Wonders of Nature. I Want-
ed to Write, Roberts; These English,
WANTED
YOUNG WOM.EN
For harvesting Peaches, Plums,
Pears. Apples, Grapes, Tomatoes,
and other Fall fruits anti vege-
tables
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Accommodation in Farm
Service Force Camps
August 15th to November 15th.. •
.Campers must bring blankets,
sheets &, pillow cases
For further information write:
Ontario Farm Service Force
9 Richmond Street, East,
' Toronto 1, Ontario
AUSPICES: Dominion Provincial Farm
Labour Committee
Braden; Canadian Press, Nichols;
High Jungle, Beebe; Their : Finest
Hour, Churchill; Mac's Craft, Wood;
Cheaper by the dozen, Gilbreth; All
I could never be, Nichols; For Good-
ness Sake, Jones.
Juvenile—Islancl Sunnier, Wilson;
Gumpy, Bartlett; Modern gift book
for Children, Riding Days, Oliver;
Paintbox Summer, Cayenne; Story of
Kairawinger, Rees; Peter's Pinto,
Buff; The Jennifer Wish, Smith;
Along the Laughing Brook, Burgess;
Belinda and Father Christmas, Be-
linda and the magic journey, 1'11 take
Cappy, McCabe; -Footprints in > the
Sand, Porter; Summer Green, Coats -
worth; Merry makes a Choice, Mc-
Cormick; Lar Gehrig, Van Piper; Vi-
king Dog, Balch; Maple Leaf Holi-
day, Grahame; Holiday M'ountain,
Jones; Rex, Waldo; The Sea Dog,
Bartlett; Cornish Crean, Denten;
The Long Portage, Best; The Smug.
gler's Sloop, White.
It's fun! It's the new 16 -PAGE
COMIC BOOK, EXCLUSIVELY in
the TWO -STAR EDITION of The
Detroit Sunday Times, on sale each
week from Wednesday on. New com-
ics! Games! Puzzles! Magic! Hob-
bies! Record and radio listings! Get
The Detroit Sunday Times TWO -
STAR EDITION every week for the
NEW COMIC BOOK.
FOR. DEAD
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COWS $2.50 each
HORSES $2,50each
HT;O'Gs - .50 per cwt
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