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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-07-31, Page 4Exceptional Spare or Full-Time OPPORTUNITY For Men and Women This is a rare opportunity for ambitious people to establish them selves in a business of their own by operating an Exclusive Distributorship for an indispensable, depression-proof product manufactured exclusively for Vega by Honeywell Controls Limited This is a clean, dignified business. Absolutely no selling or canvassing, and an opportunity to expand rapidly into a large lucrative enterprise. The selected applicant must be able to de- vote at least four hours per week to his business in order to keep established outlets supplied with this product, and must have a minimum of $895,00 immediately available for the initial stock. Your investment fully protected by re-purchase of unsold stock at full price by the company. Immediate Cash Refurni On Your Investment Distributorship will be granted only after personal interview with our District Manager. Write today giving name, address and phone number to: VEGA SALES COMPANY LIMITED 4800 DUNDAS ST. W. — Toronto 18, Ont. 30-1-b We Welcome Your Credit EE S Victoriq Street" Phone HU 2,97 I Clinton Ontario AIR-OONOITIONEP FOR YOUR SHOFFI No COMFORT BUY NOW and PAY LATER Avail Yourself of Our Revolving Charge Account Come In And Get Full. Details of the REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN 3 WAYS TO BUY • • • No Interest REVOLVING CREDIT LAYAWAY CASH • No Carrying Charges 24 tfb About 1,000 A.D., the Chinese 'Corinthian !architecture is c.414. made their coins in the shape of aracterizecl by columns, thelletn5" the thingsi they wanted to buy. elaborated fluted and carved. " . , . and in addition receive an immediate cash adjustment Here's an example of the cash adjustment an a $1000* bond *Other Wilmot. In proportion. VICTORY BONDS 4Ih% 25 YEAR 414% 14 YEAR 31/4 % 7 YEAR 370 31/4 YEAR 15th V.14 3% dut, Jan. 1.1939 1dth duo Joe I, 1960 (7th V.1.3 dua fob, 1,1962. (8th V.1.1 3% dub Oct. 1, 1963 (415 V.1.13% 915.04 Not Not dub Sopt, 1, 1966 itept.1.1cbupern mar 1,5o.oluchud) tuhancobble txthangebblo 0 9:Y0.1401.46.1.00M00.r.f.166 .41.4414 YEAR BON 59.3.00 $25.00 925.00 50.00 $22.50 $22.50 $22.50 512.50 $12.50 $32.50 $12.50 Not Witt Avg. 1.1 tobpon talotnad by owned tgcharygoabk 117.50 51140 txth:;11optable txcal:eable ....... . . .. ... .. •,:,......;a••• • OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Highway Meat Market Located I Mile South of Clinton GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS Gordon Nivins, Proprietor 30-31-b ONLY AT 'HFC, Money service backed by 'r I years' experience For fast, friendly loan service from specially trained, courteous people, come to HFC—Canada's leading con- sumer finance company. Borrow up to $1,000 in privacy, with up to 30 months to repay on terms you select. You're always welcome at HFC HOUSEHOLD FINANCE R. K. Fitch, Manager 35A West Street Telephone 1501 GODERICH COI) N T/S 10-40-4-.4-4-4.-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-•-.44÷,-, This Week The Lucky No. is 1531 Check your Calendar, If the number matches, take the Calendar to our office and claim you $3.00 tredit, .4-4•44-.4-44-•-•-•-•-*-14-4•44-.4.4 And it sure counts when a man wants his clothes clean- ed in short order! Isn't this what you want? .. Thorough cleaning and careful clean- ing! . . Quality work at within-reason prices! . . and your suits returned to you looking right, fitting right! Phone us at HU 2-7064. For Your Convenience Use Our Down Town Office on King Street (Opposite the Post Office) A CLINTON 9d HU -2-70G4 r : — PAGE. FOUR CLINTON 11'4W$-RDCORD THURSDAY, JULY .31., 195 Flight Cadets Complete Three Years Training; Hale -From All Across .tana6 PreSent StIrelligth of the 0411414- 4%11 armed fence§ is about 120,000. 50,000 each $ri the army and 141` tome 044 20,000 'in the navy. Something a Mar Can Tell a Woman. Your husband wouldn't dream of using oldfashioned saws and hand tools in his workshop. He knows the newest, most time-saving of electric drills and power saws help him to do his home carpentering faster, easier, more professionally. So why not take a leaf out of hubby's book? Save yourself all the drudgery of daily dish-washing —with a Frigidaire Automatic Dishwasher: It washes, rinses and dries your full day's dishes at one time—and more safely and thor- oughly than by handwashing. Pots, pans, glassware, cutlery every- thing—comes out sparkling, look- ing brand new! You're invited to drop in any- time and see how you pack your dishes in the tight-fitting racks ... how that fabulous Turbo- Spray Action works. And take hubby along to see how many ex- tra hours it saves you! Why not visit BALL and MUTCH today? Or for more information phone BALL and MUTCH at HU 2-9505. University students from. all 'across Canada marked an unusual Itte,f): U their IaCattletnne careers at ,t0lintorn Thursday when they grad- tatted .from, the RCIAiFis, Zight Cadet Telecommunications course, The 38 Cadets have spent their holiday time for the ,past three years studying electronics in the RI radar and CIornmunipations School at RCAF Station Cainton to qualify themselves as tecIhnicall officers in the :Mr Force. Graduation of the course took 'Plaice at Clinton with la, full cere- monial ,parade dating, wilich the Cadets were presented with- their 'graduation diplomas by Air Com- modore C. B. Greenway, OBRI, CD, Chief of Training for the RCAF at Mr Force Headquarters, Ot- taws. ,ricatucled among the cadets are students' throw; Universities from coast to coast in Canada, as well as, the Canadian Military Colleges. Most of the cadets have served at least three summers at ROivF Sta- tion :Clinton, and many will re- turn, to 1Juilversity this fall for their final year while others grad- uated earlier this, year. Graduation from the course rep- resents the approaching end of a continuous study grind for 'over three years, summer and winter. The telecommunications course is considered to be one of the tough- est in the RCAF and is pre,sented to reviler force officers nearly a year 'of steady striviies. Graduates of the course are Fly- ing Officers D. Bizon, Spruce Val- ley, Alta.; L. E. G. Parker, Arm- strong, Ontario; P. Russell, Francois Lake, B.C.; J. M. Forbes, Salmon Arm, B.C.; J. W. Proctor, Guelph, Ontario; Flight Cadets G. G, McRae, Vermilion, Alta; D. G. Krill en North Sidney, N. S.; J. W. Butler, Montreal; D. B. Weese, Meadow Lake, Sask.; D. F. John- eon, Winnipeg, Man.; R. R. Nerd- Sask.; R. H. Mc- 00411g1114V, Ottawa; W. 'Doebenten, ICarnSacii, ,Sask.; C. D. McGinn- eiticlY, Woodstock, N.B..; 13, E. Orer- Angton, 13eilleville, Oint.; B, lins„ Grenfell, Sask.; G. H. Sage, Melfort, Sank.; D. J. Gaines, Trail, B,C.; J, P. Olds, Harrilitton, Ont,; G. M. Steiner, 101liiilliwack, J. R. St. Denis, Sorel, Que.; C. G. White, Halifax, MS.; P,C, 02- 14WIA, Vanceuver, B.C.; E. G. Riley, iVfontrean, Que.; A. A. Dvationas, Toronto; J. J. C. Burnett, Van- couver, 13.0;, II, A. Grant, Victoria, B.C.; C-, F. Cross, St. AncireWs, N.B.; P. S. Smith, Linden N.S.; J, ,M, MeLennan, Woodstock, N.D,; S. A, Miner, Neuttorf, Sask.; A. 0. Ma0S00„ 'Deep ,Rihror; J, R, E. P. Goclbout, Montreal, Que.; P. McCracken, Toronto; 11,, C. Des- marais, Ea:sty:Lew; J. E. Buchan, Montreal, Quo4 J, L. Strickland, Fort William and R. K. 'Crockett, Nipawin, Sask. Graduates of the course win leave Clinton to take up appoint- ments on various RCAF Stations from, coast to coast. Everyone Reads and Uses the WANT ADS Clinton Credit Union Opened Drive-In Window Service July 21 On July 24 the Prive-ln win- dow at the Clinton Community Credit Union was officially all service. This completes arrange merits for this type of service which have been in plans for the building for many long months, Completion of sidewalks on Wil- liam Street and Ontario Street sides of the building, and addl.. tional blacktop, have made a level. approach to the window. To use it, a customer should arrange to drive in to the window putting himself next to the building. He can then reach the window itself quite easily,