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rotor Si1esJs
ear Success . Stor
Managerial astuteness , has They. are the parents of one
!been; a significant factor behind son Marvin, 14, a student in
the 25 -year success .,.story of Goderictt. District Collegiate In-
Milis Motor Sales in Goderich. stitute.
W. J. Mills, the firm's pf•esi- Kuenzie, secretary of the
,dent, is a veteran of three de- Goderi'cli Chrysler firm, is a'} vice ls that of ;Charles Adams
cades in the auto business. native of Guelph. He attended of 122 Gloucester Terrace, pre -
A native of the Kincardine i the Guelph Collegiate and Voca- ,sent service manager at 74 King-
. •countyr-t onai • institute And i�rr 9fr1 , -
area 'he attendod f3ruct� stor -tt- et't, with 17 yealT--ser-
schools, :joined the accounting depart- vice.
In 1935 he joined Vanstone I iuent -of the Heffernan Motor! Third is Andy Cummings of
Motors, Dodge and DeSoto deal- Car company, Guelph Chrysler 191 Britannia road West, parts
ers, in London, He worked for !dealer. 4.manage.r for . the firm.
Yanstone until the spring of r i Following •in •order are
Sales Manager
1939, when. he opened a used , fred Gilders, body shop
car agency at Kingston anti, Vic- In 1953 he joined ,Watt Mo-
,coria. streots in tipderie-h„: , tor.;, Ltd., as sales manager, a
In ' 1944 he , established a'p'osition he held for four years.
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Chrysler agency at 121,St. David In January of 1957, he was
street:—.Het-trp t�zrhAd- thx: •Cls -r• ----1-121�o•int d_ � les nana er of ns,,
- _ler aencv _at the -St -David ,:milk-dills._1�lotor_ srin-_
it -i1959,
i�e� anly t'wQ .eeades'-of e0hsist- { asa " .fin •y tnpariy, w -as
ent growth. elected secretary.,
On,January 6, 1957, W. How- Since coming to Goderich,
and Kueniie, a native of Guelph, Kuenzie has been a leader in
'" """Yliti,l'let'in editor of the Goderil"h.
• f ager.
In 1%59, the firm was incorp- Lions Club and .a Member of
orated as • W. J. Mills Motor ; the Maitland.Co'ntry Club.
Sales, Ltd., under the Provin- In 1958 he was a director of
7 cial laws of ,Ontario," --,At that ;e Goderich Junior Chamber;
- time, Mills W cted
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three children, Lynn, nine;
Terry, eight, and Heather, three.
The Kuenzies are members' of
the Knox Presbyterian Church.
Staff of 20
Twenty. 'taerrons—with a total
combined tenure of nearly' 100
years --staff the administrative,
sales and service departments
of the . furan.
Oldest t eniployee in terms of
service is Tom—Schmidt of 128
Park street, service manager of
the firm for 15 years.. and now
;the senior • employee in the
mechanical department.
Second longest tenure of ser
mere. tens 5'eam's,iO1'.ti.en the firm was incorporated
presi-' of. Q'ontmerce.
dent and Kuenzie secretary,
In November of 1963, Mills
acquired the farmer' Chevrolet
74 _Kit„?,. on
street and re-focare "hiis mann
headquarters there.
Mills has 'been a Goderich
;area business and civic .leader
for more than two decades.
For the -past 10 years he has
been a board member of the
Gbderich Public Utilities Com-
mission.. Presently, he is,board
chairman. • For the past six
year"s, he has been a director
of the Ontario Municipal Elec-
tric Association.'
Active Interests
' . He is both a curling and golf '
member of the country club. �
He is especially known for his
competition. This past' season,
he skipped the winning rink in
the 1964 Hiram Walker Bon-
yspiel and also won the Stratford
Lions l3onspiel.
Kuenzie' is married to the
former Audrey • Diamond of
Preston, Ontario. They reside
at 180 Mary street with 'their
Mills is a 20 -year member of
site Goderich Lions Club. He
is also a.'Mason and,a Shriner.
He is a ,member of St. John's,
,,wF,ods�e�...,.�i• ,arid.
London: Huron County Chapter
No. 20, RAM. }(jof •Gooderich; St.'
'hk'•.�iidrgm'isC841P4.4 /$iN tro14 .'t•`40, `. r azi
•Stratford, Mocha Temple Shrine
of London, and a member and'
past director of the l3luewater
Shrine Club.,
W. J. Denomrne
FLOWER
SHOP
•Wil-
fore -
man,
with 14 years, and Harvey
Pettman Of 32 Cambria road,
with eight years.
Others serving the firm are
Ivan Bean, Emerson Erb, Paul
Henderson, Pat Warren, and
Bill Woods, sales; Wilmer Ham-
ilton,-,Iarry Dodd, Aage, Stegen-
stad, -Don Allen, Ken Million,
James Pfrimmer and-F4rancis
'Schram, service department,
and W'illiani. Levey, paErts de-
partment.
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MILLS' LEASING DIVISION
Early this 'year MillsMotor
Sales Ltd. formed a leasing divi-
sion. President W. J. Mills
said that they aIready-liave -sev-
eral cars leased to 'p'rivate in-
dividuals . and companies. Mr.
Mills stated that Mills Motor
Sales Ltd. 'are in p position' to
handle any leasing recfuire-
ments.
RADIO & .TELEVISION
EXTEND- SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS
• TO'
.MOTOR SALES LTD.
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Id"e is a member of the official
board of the North Street Unit-
ed'Church. •
---Mills-and his wife -the former
- Edna Cattipbell' of Winghain, re-
eside,at 130 Cameron street.
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2-5tiiANNIIVERSARY
And On
The
OFFICIAL OPENING
Of Your
New Location
On this occasion of your 25th'. Anniversary it is our sincere pleasure to extend our
congratulations. Our association has been a long one. W. J. Mills, has been a con-
tinuouu sponsor of the Old Fashioned Hoedown for 24 years. .1
Your new location ,and its,,official opening this Friday night is a true sign of continued .
growth.
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On ,Their 25th Anniversary and
THE °O.FFICAL OPENING of THEIR NEW LOCATION
Congratulations on 25 . ears
of Business: and Your New.. Location
UNIVERSAL IGNITION :and:. BATTERY
LIMITED
324 YORK STREETSINCE 1920 .
LONDON •
196.11 DODGEt
SEDAN — The deluxe model with the famous
"Slant 6" engine. A spotlev car.
$1295 ,
1961 CHRYSLER
WINDSOR SEDAN — A black beauty with pow-
er brakes and' steering, radio, just 36,000. miles.
$2295 ..
1961 VOLKSWAGEN
2,1210,OR — In new condition, never driven in Ont-
ario salt. Have a look.-
$09 9 5
1 � b 1_ _RAMBLER.
SEDAN — .Automatic, radio, just like new.
51395
1960 OLDSMOBILE
4 -DOOR HARDTOP -- Very low mileage.
sharp one -owner car.
$1795
W. J.
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1961 DODGE
"SLANT 6", SEDAN — An immaculate one own-
er car in. 'new' condition, with radio and other
extras. C
$1695
1963 - CHRYSLER
WINDSOR SEDAN — Power steering, power
brakes, radio, 16,000 miles. Balance of 50;000
miles warranty goes to the next Owner.
$3295
- 1962 GALAXLE,
SEDAN — 17,000 actual miles, seat covered
since new. Complete. with Automatic trans-
mission.
PA •
$2.195
1963 - DODGE
"330" 4 -DOOR SEDAN — Only 7,000 miles 'on
this V8 model with. an automatic ,3 speed trans-
mission, complete With radio, white walls, wash-
ers, etc. Balance of 50,000 mile warranty.
MILLS
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1963 OLDSMOBILE
SEDAN — "88", Model. Power steering, power
brakes, many other extras, only 15,000 riiiles.
$3195
1963 ' PLYMOUTH
"FURY" CONVERTIBLE =-- V8 automatic, radio.
Looks like new. .
$2995
1963 EVRO-LET
COACH — 8,500 miles, radio wl jte„yaj,, wash -
""e1' -One owner.
$2495
1963 PONTIAC
SEDAN — 6 -cylinder ' automatic transmission.
Very low mileage.
$2295'
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1960 FORD
V8 2 -DOOR SEDAN — Automatic transmission,
low mileage.
$2895 $12.95
MOTOR SALES LIMITED