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MIS MARY MCILWAIN
Correwit,4,eat
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Dyk of -
Galt, Mr. and Mrs, W. Mos of .
the Netherlands visited on Wed-
nesday with Mr, and Mrs. Bert'
Haverkamp and family:
Kim and Greg-Riley of Win-
throp spent the past week with
their grandparents,Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Riley,
Mr, and Mrs. Beg. Lawson
spent the weekend in Toberrnory
and called onjvtr. and Mrs.
-Borden Brown and Elaine in
Hanover.
Mrs. E. F. Warren and Helen
of London spent the weekend with
John and Elizabeth Lawson.
Mrs. Don Glousher, Mrs. W.I.
Dale visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Thelma Bromley, Misiss Cheryl
Dale and Elaine Carter returned
home after spending the past
week in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan
and family visited On Sunday
with. Mr. and Mrs. George Hart
of Brussels.
Miss Agnes Haverkamp spent
the past week visiting with Mrs.
J. Douma, Peter and Martin of
Sarnia.
Mrs. Anna ,Blacker, Mrs, Bill
blacker of Clinton, Miss Frances
Blacker of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preazeator--
and girls spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. David Presz-
cator, Christine and Lisa.
Mr. and Mrs. lien Riley arid
Mr. :im Nixon of Seaforth atten-
ded the Blue Band Ceremony of
Doreen Riley on July :31st when
she entered hoer 'third year at
Stratford General Hospital School
.of Nursing.
Mrs. Ken Reid, Jane and Paul
and Marilyn DeWsbury, all of
London visited on Sunday with ,
Mr, and Mrs. Luther Sanders,
Jane and Paul remaining for, a
holiday.
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoggart on
the birth of a daughter Tammy
Lynn, on August 7 di in Stratford
General Hospital. •
Bedard and family
of Goderich spent a few days
with her parents Nit-. and Mrs.
Bet R,My and family.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Morris Los 'and
Steven visited on Sunday with
Mr, and 'Mrs. Martin -Van iionim-
epand,Christopher.of Lone*.
Mrs. Annie Leitch, Mrs. Agnes
Dale of .r;linton left this- week on
a tour of the Western Provinces
for uric: liext three weeks.'
Brenda Scorn is spending a
few days with Sandra NicClinclie>
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Women who invest find
their financial activity yields
the monetary security that
beoomes more necessary with
age, said Mrs. Frappier.
':Often husbands are surprised.'
the success and ability of
their wives, she said. "but _
after all, organization is the
secret of inanagiog one's
account and women especially
housewives, are born organizers,
Discussing the subject of
investment, Mrs., Frappier said
onip can speculate, even gam-
ble, bur only after securing
some stable investments "and one
should never ely on, luck,
Hullett
Council
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cHryptircr Ph**6 527-1750 • SEAFORTH
Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m.
"Serving Seaforth and District for 28 Years"
Reg $9.00
Plus Parts
6-tyl.
Introductory Offer - Only
$6 11 §,§
8-cyl.
Reg. $10 50 $
Plus Parts
•99
Plus Parts
000 have been made for the
sears since then.
"It seems a better idea to
invest in a seat on the ex-
change than to invest in the
stock market." said the mother
of two childre:..
The Canadian exchange
amended its regulations in
February 19E3 to allow the
admission of women as mem!.
tiers but until now no woman
had applied for membership.
An exchange spokesman
said he understands there are
two women members holding
seats on the New Yo.k Stock
Exchange. He could not say
whether other American ex-
changes had women members.
Commenting on the status
of women in the investment
world, Mrs. Happier' said in-
creased knowledge about the
advantages of investing has
prompted a new attitude on
the part of women.
"They realize the importance
of money management, knowing
that statistically they may
outlive their husbands."
"When the children are
grown up ; invariably the butt-,
band continues working but
wives suddenly find theinselv(!s
with more leisure time - which
can he spent Managing their
investments. ".
C-ahill will probably reach his
decisiOn after the fourth game of
the. year.
What he must remember is
that Toronto dealt off Peter I,iske
to make room for a young quar-
terback named Wii'llaee.Erederiel,
-abler, And, di coarse, it's a
Wing time front July to November
SI,OENE COl'Nt
for the coining season.
CLOCK RADIO -Andrew Veenstra, Exeter
FIRST AID KITS 7
Seth Winer, Exeter.; Jim Parsons, Exeter; Hugh
Hendrick, RR 2, Kippen;- Leonard Turner, London; Neil
Gingerich, Zurich; Oliver Pocock, RR 4, Goderich; Malcolm'
Burgess, Huron Park; Jack Kern, St. Thomas; Jim Paisley'
Exeter.
During die exhibition sched-
ule of the Toronto Argonauts I
asked head coach• Leo Cahill if
Wally Gabler was still his Noun.-
her One quarterback.
whom J have known
for years, didn't respond in his
usual friendly manner, lie
t,.1.ared for a few seconds and
nodded curtly, Realizing the -
eci pr,of his ways he became
vocal.;
"Yes." he said, "Gabler is ..
still my first string quarterback,"
!low times and coaches
change,
wally Gabler,' for the past
three years, has been Number
One, Ile has been the incumb-
ent heating off all rivals for- the
signal-calling chores 'with the
Argos,
Last e:rir Gablerwas the Moses
of Toronto football fans. I lis
leadership carried the team to
its hest record in a decade. Ile
was the leading passer(pureent-
age wise) in die Easter]) Confer-
ence. And, a chap by the name
of Russ Jackson, also plays in the
same conference.
Most football observers felt
that 1969 Would belong to wally
Gabler, This was to be his year
of (lest
.But fate is cruel.
The Argonauts quarterbacking'
situation appeared to he unparai-
, cued,, at least on paper. Toronto
had Laded for Frank Cosentino
from the Edmonton Eskimos,
Cosentino was to be the hack-tip
man to Gabler, giving Argos the
best one-t wo quarterbacking in
Canada.
Cosentino is a Canadian, Gab-
ler an •1tnerican. Also, Cosent-
ino has always had the reputation
of being an excellent relief pitch-
cr. His forte is coning into a
game cold and performing more
than adequately.
He was to he the pc:ricer part-
ner for Gabler. •
The Argos also decided to give
a dumpy little cowboy from Wy0-
ming.. a chance at the pivot spot.
Toni Wilkinson was-conceded
about as much of a chance of
winning the job front Gabler as
,Eldtidge Cleaver being elected
mayor of Oirmingham, Alabama,
In a glorious public relations
gesture, or so it seemed, coach
Cahill magnimoniously,declared
that Wilkinson would he given
"a chance" of making the team,
Most observers scoffed at the
thought. Why, Wilkinson didn't
even look like a quarterback.
He's short, rol-und, doesn't look
like the All- American boy, -throws
funny and wobbly passes and
can't run.
Was Cahill crazy to even think
of giving this guy a chance'' Why
waste the time', After ail, (,abler
had three years of experience and
was improving each season.
in the first quarter of die first
exhibition game against the ‘Vin-
The Council of ,the Township
of Hullett held its regular meet-
ing on August 4th. The clerk
was instructed to contact God-
erich Township Council concer-
ning damage reported having
been done to drainage works on'
Mr. hos's farm during constru-
ction of the Tyndall-Ball drain-
age works,
Council granted building
permits to Gordon Howatt, Jan
peWeetd, John I3oven, Thomas
Leipet., Howard Cartwright, 'Reg
Lawson, Winsion Powell, Hugh
()scar Ament, Dorothy
Little, and Oordon Gross,
F.'ollowing the opening of
tenders, Council7aceepted the
tender of II. Pocok on the
Baker I )rain 00 and
that of Joe Pos'ElfEon the Hue-
'ther Drain at .$2,447. 00 .
'the Auditor's Report for
1.96tb was accepted.
Accounts amounting to
$27, 000. 00 were approved,
including the Wallace Bridge
payment of 21, 000, 00, gravel
pay n [ents of $1, 000. 00, road
accounts of fl, 000. 00 and other
accounts of 54, 000. 00.
1 1 rdin projects totall bg
527, _7 t, advanced by
I101.1LI Connell at two recent
inecirigs. Reeve I Flynn
At the 'regular meeting on
August 4th Council opened a .,
our! of Revision with Councill-
or Len Arehambault as chairman.
T h e report v. as accepted without
change.
TILL ORA! N
At a special meeting two
elos law tenders On the Bill-welt
and Honking drains opened.
The lender of I I. • Pocock on
Iloniong I'sraitiage Works at •
00 and those of Joe
Itc- iNrwell drain at
00 and the Logue iirltin
.11 •• 7, •12:2 7/' v‘cr.' riceepted.
Margaret Frappier
lin Native Is First
oman On Stock Exchange
thpeg Blue Bombers, Gabler in-
jured the shoulder of his throwing
arm, He was handicapped rife.
rest of the pre-season games, and
consequently didn't play sofficieti-
tly well to rare his 'billing:
On the other hand, Wilkinson
was superb. It didn't matter what
Cosentino did, his job was secure.
After fotir exhibition games,
announced .Wilkinson was
. his Number One qoarterback, '
And that's the. way it is today.
Cahill can't afford
to carry, two American pivots.
Gabler's salary is $2 1, 000 a
year, andut twice what Wilkinson
is rekeiving.: The team has
been divided, into two camps -
'one favoring Gabler the other
Lob11 insert.
A native of Dublin is the
first woman to become a mem-
ber of any stock exchange in
Canada. Mrs. Jean-Louis
Rappler was elected co the
membership of the Canadian
Stock Exchange, Montreal. •
Mrs. Frappier, president of
the brokerage firm of Frappier
and Holland Inc, told a press
conference following her' elec-
tion that wonien are good inves-
tors because they are mote •
security-conscious than men.
A story by Boris Miskew rep-
orts in a number of dailies.
It is no longer true that men
do the investing while women'
do the spending; she said, add-
ing that nearly one-third of
her clients are women,
• Born in Dublin, Ontario, the
former Margaret Holland began
her career in the investment
business 11 years ago with her
husband who, is vice-president,
she worked in numerous brok-
erage firms.
For eight years she was
employed by the firm of L. C.
Beaubien and I, L. Levesque Inc.
where she eventually was ap-
pbinted manager of the mutual
funds department.
She purchased membership
on the l00-se-at Canadian ex-
change several weeks ago for
$5, 500 although offers of $15,-
Acconnts totalling uvtrr
17, 000 were ordered paid at
the regular meeting of l'sborne
Township Council in rtitn,,ille
nit Tile:oda), ,
Conceal accounts were ap-
proved amounting to $27, 04189
and road accounts were presen-
ted in the amount of $10,
J. Ay I lowes, engineer, repor-
ted completion of the open port-
ion of rite Gregus Ikain and A. NI
Spriet Associates reported on the
completion of the Ilrock-('Tern
Drain, Progress reports were re-
ceived on tile Earl, Tomlinson
andlynit Drains.
taitmei-1 approved a grant of
$25. 00 to he made to the South
Iluron Agricultural Society and
a further grant of .4:28. 00 to he
made- in support of the calf club,.
sponsored by the society,
Csborne Pheasant Association
represented by John Morgan and
Robert Ilnine interviewed coun-
cil seeking support in raising 2rin
pheasants, Council agreed to
turn over 411 monies collected
from the sale of hunting licences
daring the ,past season to help de- TOUST
fray the cost of raising pheasants
Put your money into our
guaranteed investment
certificates now paying
the never-before interest
of eight and one half
percent.
VICTORIA and
VG GREY
Now
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COMPANY SINCE 1080
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AT FAMILY PARADISE
12th concession, McKillop Township, 7 miles
north of Seaforth, 3 miles east of 12th Huron
Line, Phone 527-0629,
Sorry No Hydro As Yet
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AND SAW AN
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