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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th, 1955,
• STEWART'S
our -New Color •Centre .For
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raft Paints
Trap PLICKNOW SENTINEL, IeUCKNOW, ONT4R49
• shades •
FREE COLOR CHIPS
to take home; for you to match your drapes and ;rugs.
RUBBERIZED, WASHABLE... ODORLESS., ,
DRIES IN ONE HOUR; •
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lioUSE PAINTS. incl.' ;ENAMELS, Etc;
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PAYING HIGHEgT pRiek8 FOR
.LIVE POULTRY'
Poultry Culling A Specialty
In aeordance with government regulations' our poultry
coopsiAre thoroughly washed and disinfected"
• for, your protection.'
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WAS OLDEST PAST PRIES.
AT ONTARIO.; CONVENTION •
Mr. F. G..; Moffat, 'secretary -
treasurer of Ctilross
• Insurance •Company, ' ,attended
the annual convention . of the
Mt:dual:Fire Underwriters Of
tario, ;held in the King Edward
Torento, • reeentlyt
Moffat, who held7the- presidency
of •th.e proincialorganization
for four years, was the 'oldest
past president Present 1 at, the
convention., and was • signally
honored at the closing banquet,
It was fOrty. Years age that F.
d..1)iloffat attended his first Con-
vention of the Mutual, Fire :Un'.•
derwriters, of ,Ontario in the, old'
Carlyle •Hotel, ,Toronto. He has
been a faithful delegate for Cul-
ross Mutual as is shown by • his,
record ' of ,having , missed only
one such kathering since- 1924.
That •year he Was all ready to
leave 'for Terorito :*hen .4 ter-
14c.fismgto:
CINE RETIREMENT
(KIN' asBruaiag. NEwg)
.•IVIL Melvin J. O'Apilly was the
guest of honor at a retirenient
banquet given: by the Canadian
,NatiOnal Express at Thomas Inn,
Windsor, recently, Approximate -7
ly 400 guests were present, num-.
• erous officials and employees of
the 'CNE together with his three
Sisters, (Ethel) Mrs. • .Ontr of
Detroit, Olive of Chicago, 1 ISa-
belle: of, Lendon andtwo. broth-
ers, CheSter-eif Detroit -and Stan,
• ley, ,of. Toronto, , Two Other bro.'
therS, Of Seattle, and
• Myron of Goderich were. unable
.to b preserA. Rev. a.. J.: baltoti
• of Woodslee ' and rrnatirnieces
and nephews and • other :relative's
were also present .for this happy
• occasion. .
Mr. H, A, Noonan was toast-
master and in big' salute to 1V1r.
O'Reilly he choseto follow the.
procedure of the 'Ralph. Edwards
TV program :With , "This is., your
Life!, Melvin, O'Reilly. •
"Olkir 'guest of honour wasbbrn
in .tf.-ie little village of Kings-
bridge; on,. the shores of ' Lake
Huron' on a ccild winter clay;
February' 28th, 1895. •His aly
childhood • .folloWed the usual
pattern of attending grade schO01
and working ;on :his- father's- farm
!tiring summer. vacation. At the
age of •17 in 1912 .he enrolled at
the • Central' gu.siness Ccillege ir
FIRE 'CALL AS DUST 'PUFFS.
LOOK LIKE/ REAL, THING
• Puffs of dust; that jOoked like
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smoke,.. coming • from under the
"Town Bridge" on Monday
rific sno.wsterni , tied • things `up . morning, resulted in a fire jalarni
solidly•: and . he was 'unable to being turned in„ • . . .
make, the....trip.---TeesWater. l'sTewS: It tUrned out that main -street
.sweepings ' Were being brushed
down the • holes, on- the bridge
HELD' SUCCESSFUL SOH; ” •
MANAGEMENT 'MEETING • •
. ,
That farmers are becoming in-
creasingly conscious of thene-
cessity, of, Soil rrianagernent; was;
evidenced by 'an. attendanee of
abaft seventy at '.the Recreation-
al Centre.: on Tuesday '7night of
last week.
The . guest speaker,' :Who' Show-
ed intere,sting slides on the' siib-
jeet, Was Mr.' Win: McMillan,' a
representative of the. North,Ani-
erican Cyananild,CO. and.'a Spec-
ialist :on the subj,ect Cif-xiitrogen
and the •SOil. , , • "
•The meeting was sponsoredby
the LitcknOw 'District Co -Opera-.
tive, and at the close 'Of a very
successful •.rneeting coffee • and
daughnutS were •serVed..
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pi" sirr-
1M100 SMAr
A Number oi(
Chev. Belair Po% rglide_C9.aches. and Sedans
$750.00 Below Lit Price
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• TWO .1954 Deluxe Tower -glide Sedatis fully equipped $1,995
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1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan', 'fully, equipped —4. $1,950
1954 'Chey..Sedan, fully equipped ,,, . ......•$1!850
1953 Chev. litelair Sedan, fUlly ;equipped .
1953. Pontiac Seda •- $1,495
1953 Henry .11 44py1inder with overdrive -*...' ... -----' .. ":$ 850
. 1952 Pontiac Sedan,- fully. equiPPed "••-•-• . .-,....• ... * . - .. ' . '''" $1;29'5
4951 Chev. Powerilide Sedan .,...... .... . ...... . . .... „ ... . . . ...„......,..,...s1,145
949 Angela 4: $ 245
1949 Che, Coach .., ., ....$/795
4 0
1948 Oldsinobile Fleetline- Coach .65
,
1947 Chev. Sedan .,........,.,.............---...- ••••••-'''' ... . . .. . . .. .. ..,.$ 595
TRUCKS.
1953 Chey; V2.1Pon
1950 Chev. 1.,TOn Stake . .. . . .... . .. . ...
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Brussels. MotOrs
, Huron, County's ForeMoSt Used 'Car Dealers
- Cash,' Trad Terms — Open Evenings 'Until 10
•• Phone 73ii, Brussels
and with each ,"shoot • full" the
',dust that arose was. wafted by.
a brisk breeze out.from the south
end of the • bridge .and -40 all ap-
pearance a rn.Y.Steriotts -fire was
developing. The sepoy Store On
the, south side. and McLennan,.
Mael,<enzi&S .1VIemorial..Chapel �n
the, north side , sit aVer, • tOP . of
the,.river,, and''some hurried in-
vestigating :look place in these
buildings. ,
. As firemen rushed to the river,
thp first assuniption was 'that •a
ckijid wasrnissihg.. Fortunate.:M=.
,deed that it Was . a false ,alarth
scores.
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FEIxow Puma sliER:
GIVES CONGRATULATIONS
Clayton ..SChatis, publisher of
The ChesleY, Enterprise; had the
"Cam 'Thcitnp'son publisherof
,The. Lticknow. _Sentine.1.,.....had_ a
lot of gOod things happen to.him
last week. First he .becarne the
• proud father of a ,babY 'daugh-
ter, born in. the Wingharn Hos-
pital. Then his on, ;Don, . who
--helps; his Dad -4n . publishing -the
paper, receiv.ed word that,he had
won: a consolation' award in ..the\
Grand National. IrishSWeep-
•stakes:, 'The prize has a Value of
AGO_ Pplinds
• of 70 awards of 'ainount.
Misfortune, it has "been Said,will
often , strike a family. two Or
three .times, 'but 'apparently the.
same could •be said, of good "for- •
tune,: and we Congratulate Cam,
; Margaret and ..Don on the. good••.
things thathave halinened to•
•
iSraTtOF , or a • commercial
course. On, .,Qetober 1, 1913,/
applied and ,secured a position
with. the Can., Express Co. in
Stratford, • , •• ••
`.‘Pn. his 21st birthday, Febru-.
ary 28th, 1916, hp enlisted in the
'Canadian Infantry. It, was not
long 'before he was overseaS; and
at PaSSchendale, October *31st.
1Kg was wounded .
The .next two; years were Spent
in . military hospitals.
"He' then returned to Canada,
. . , .
rejoining the • Can Ekpress . Co
• at Stratford/ on December
. "On June 1,-.1.922, . was ap-
11:ainted cashier' at •Winclser: Lat-
er he was chief cleric,. the if tranS-
ferred to' Waterloo as agent On
December 12th, 1927. June lst,
1931, Mr. O'Reilly Nir.as appointed
agent at ICamphellford: Due' te.
the abolishing of various agents,
he .returned to 'Windsor as chief,
•clerk September' 16th 1932.
,• "On Japuary lst, 1936; he was
appointed agent . at Walkerville
and June 16th, 1944, marks his
appointMent as general agent,'
Windsor, from Whichposition he
is new retiring. after 41,• years.and
five .month, where he had :a
stiff of 65 • employees under • his
supervision". ..
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On October' • 3rd,' 1922, 'Mr.
0"Reilly, married „Marie Badour
of Stratford.: . •••
Mr. O'Reilly, •.was, active in a
seere of ,social, civic:. church :and,
sport organizations. •
, Joseph Sullivan of Detibit,
lifelong friend of Mt: .
brought" a "salute frOni Kings
(bridge friends.
, Mr. O'Reilly than thanked the
management' :Of the 'Canadian
National Express, the' employees,
and all other friends and
titres' ,for their .presence on this
oceasion, ,and for the humerouS
presentations, .telegrams a n
many kindnesses:extended to him
and Mrs: O'Reilly' during their
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Tooled' To Repair All.
• Makes of Tractors..
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:NEW TRACTORS .
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.John Deere Row Crop 'Tricycle
lohn Deere 60, with power,-trof
And remote cylinder, •
•
• Used Ford Tractor on new
rubber •
• Wagons, Discs, Drills,
• Cultivators, Etc.
Set Used Spring -Tooth Harrows
in Good' Condition .
KINLOUGH GARAGE
W, BRECKLES
Phone 18-r-29, Ripley
THE HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
residence in Windsor. .
, ,
Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly held a•
. . . .
reception at .Chuck's Grill. rooms
for their 'immediate friends and •
family, where another banquet
was 'served at midnight, with
'dancing,' 'singing, color
slides, ete., being enjoyed by all;
to' make' .this m.ernorable occasion,
celebrating 'Melvin's' 60th birth-
day a never • to be .forgotten.
.event.
LUcKNOW
'Shop At Welsh's .This, Week'
• FREE .TICICET
On Ev'erY:Purcliase: For
"READY TO EAT EASTER HAW
-4114,-ine-of-Easter Hams and Meats.
•H.IGH.QUALITY. —.LOW PRICES
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them": '
• RCAF RECREITTNG UNIT'
HERE NEXT 'THURSDAY
An RCAF mobile Recruiting
Unit • will be in •Luckhow
Thursday, ..APril 14th, • at the',
, Yon' arse:V.10er .no obligation
•when visiting your RCAF Car-
er, Counsellors while they are
here: They will gladry answer
any questiob .,vott may have ahout.
life in the Air 'Force, pay, 'train-.
mg and other benefits. '
The tinit consists •of officers
arid men -chosen .for their know-
ledge of the RCAF and their
informality when interviewing:
trng-reicl-:.woreoti
ELECTION CARD
To The,Electors
• ..Township of. Kinloss:
. .•.Having •qualified for. the office of.. Councillor, ,I *in
sincerely appreciate .-your-,;Support on Tuesday; April 12th.
Due to circumstances I will be -unable to make a personal,
caniass but if elected will endeavour to act in the best.
• interests of bur municipality. •
Sincerely yours,
JOHN A.
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THANK. you
To The . Eleetotg Of ,
Kinloss : Toivjjg'hip„: ,
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To nose' who Supported me. in the reeveship efeetion a .
I wish to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation'. •i
To Mr, •Percy, ; the ittecessftif candidate, I. extend coil-. i
gratitlations and best wishes for*every- success' in. guidio; t
„the, affairs of the Township... i
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Sincerely, ' II
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