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Side doors open a full 49" wide.
Loading height is a low 14".
RAMPSIDE — Roll out the heavy
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TORONTO ANDiRETURN
Comfortable - Convenient - Economical
Low "Group Economy" Fares
For Two or More Travelling Together
WEEK-END FARES GOOD *
FRIDAY TO MONDAY
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LOCAL TIMES AND. FARES.
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• Dependable baby' sitters svaiMbIe aid- reitisii ,
able.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
171.101,44ty, NoyelAber
TEAPHERS ATTEND
ARTS AND CRAFTS PPUBSg
Tito Women. Teachers' Vederatien I North, heron has 'been sponsoring
an .arts and Crafts Course In 131Yth,
• A. largo anal enthusiastic • group
oa'• Public School teachers .partM,
paled in Was .course which was
conducted hy Mr. .Sherman
of the Stratford Teachers' College, •
- it began on September 20 in the
Memorial Hall and. _continued on.
Thursday evenings, from 7 to 0,
throughout .October, in the Hall find
in the Nue School,
very responsive group of almost
100 tettelterS benefited _greatly from
the excellent lectures ,delivered each,
night by Mr. Milner who as an
expert in his field, Some r rtraetleal.
Work was done and invaluable help
was gained, frorri the many files of
art ildees, as well as from,
the countless. number of ex-
ampleS of all.. kinds of art and
A'n'aft.0 dispilajed each Welt, The
sheaf of printed notes prepared by
Mr. Maier and presented to every
teacher will he of lasting benefit.
4:4 ileth Meit and sxorrre.0 partiCipated
nod Caine .from such centres net
Clifford, Fordwleh. -Oorrie, Wroxeter,
Bluevule, Whighetn, LtiektiOW, Dan*
mullion, Nile, Atantrii, IC:4)PM Sea'
forth, Walt:ou, Thrtt,asels, Ethel,
Moleeworth, llelgra,ve 4.414
At .the lost class thanks were.
expressed to all those who helped
make the course g success, to the,
Blyth Public School 'Board, for the
nee of Ole School, ann thO Jack
Hood Company for donating poster
paint and newsprint for the
nertificates were presented to all
who had shared In Service
11'ir, Miller was the re-
cipient of an engraved Sluteffer's
pen and pencil set from the group •
M appreciation of his inspiring -
instruction,
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;1961 OLDSMOBILE F-85 • thitsaw users
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reducesthainprices
same proven quality
lr same top performance
same guarantee
*16" chain formerly
priced at 17.10 now
selling at t
New addition to the Oldsmobile line is the 1961 F-85 four-door sedan. The F-85 is Olds-
mobile's entry in the lower-priced, smaller-sized automobile field. It seats six people and
is 188.2 inches long --- 30 inches shorter than the 1960 Oldsmobile 88, Built on a 112-inch
wheelbase, it is 71.6 inches wide and 52.6 inches high. It is powered by a new aluminum
Rockette 155 hp. V-8 engine designed for increased fuel economy.
Those in charge of this course
were the Inembers of the executive
of the Women Teachers' Vederntion
of North Huron, They are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Wightman, Blyth;
Secretary, Mrs. Ethel Carroll, Blyth;
Treasurer, Mrs, Myrtle Munro,
Ariburn; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. '
1.1,-,111a iFtal.l, BlYth,
$'400
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reduced hi price
20" Chain fonsedi ;en NOW $11,10
..24" chain formetij 24.15 NOW $19.25
21" chain formerly 21.40 NOW $21.15
32" chain hanetty 33.35 NOW $28.50
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P1ONSIR SAWS LTD.
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NOW FOR '61m TOTALLY DIFFERENT
TYPES OF CHEVY TRUCKS!
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• BRUSSELS, ONT. fyIGNE 46
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REAR-ENGINE CORVAIR 95's —
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than conventional half-tonners — yet hold
more payload! (Corvan, for example, has
191 cu. ft. of cargo space!) Trucks with
.one-piece body-frame design, independent
4-wheel suspension and near constant weight
,distribution. You get light-touch manoeuvra-
bility plus the economy of a gas-saving air-
cooled rear engine. Your Chevrolet dealer
has them.
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Cheifyis '61 fleet brings you the latest editions
of the trucks that proved the overwhelming w orth of independent front stispenSiOn.
They're here with the molt advanced , tom-
felt features ever found inside a truck tab.
And wilcn you add the all-new rear-etigind
COrvairs, you'll find a Chevrolet truck
custom-made for you arid your job'. You find
new rugged iitialities to every size Chevy, _=
pickups; tilt cabs; "tandems — till Of theM. See
your Chevrolet dealer tOday. Try the totally
new retie-engine CorVair ttticksi.,, and the
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