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* Page! 4 â€" Wateriog Chronicte, This monkey bank, featuring a monkey who deposits a coin, is one of the collection that are on display at the Toronto Dominion Bank in the Marsland Centre, Waterloo. The exhibit continues until early September. Kitchener man to head Waterloo Rotary Club Chronicle staff writer Dave Shackleton of Kitchener has been elected the 1979â€"80 preâ€" sident of the Rotary Club of Waterloo. Dr. Ronald Weiler, former president, _ SUPERIOR MEMORIALS HAVE YOU DELAYED PURCHASING A MEMORIAL 7 PHONE OR COME IN TODAY wE CAN ASSIST YOU. §28 Victoria St. N., Kitchener (Beside Weston Bakeries) 745613 After hours $7%â€"7154 NAME . . . ADDRESS This exclusive procedure now enables us to correct all forms of hair loss, from a receding hairline to total baldness This is not a wig or toupee Completely comâ€" patible for all lifestyles. from the businessman to the athlete Our prime concern is the appearance you ve always wanted under all conditions Large indoor Showrooms FOR YOUR FREE COPY OF OUR INFORMATIVE BROCHURE, WRITE OR CALL Images IV 505 Dundas St/ E.. London, Ont. N6B 1W4 (519) 672â€"9406. HAIR REPLACEMENT FOR THE MEN WHO DEMAND THE BEST (ABSOLUTEL Y NO OBLIGATION) officially ended his term of office at the recent Presiâ€" dent‘s Ball, held at the Westmount Golf _ and Country Club. Dave Shackileton is an inâ€" vestment dealer with A. E. Ames and Company of Kitchener, and lives in that city with his family. Other members of the exâ€" ecutive are Directors, Scott Moss, John Lynch, William Worthington, Dr. Garry Hoâ€" watson, Clayton Scott, Gorâ€" don Reidlinger and Secreâ€" In the photo cutline under the title Right to Life launches project, (Waterloo Chronicle, July 11, page 21) an error occured. The photo captain stated that a presentation was made to Right to Life, when in fact, Right to Life was making the presentation to a repreâ€" sentitive of the Waterloo County Separate School Board. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this error. o You must be completely satisfied with your new image at the time of initial styling or your money will be refunded in full. NO RISK CVUARANTEE QOPS! tary Tony Porter along with Treasurer Raliph Sprung. The Rotary Club of Waâ€" terloo supports various community projects includâ€" ing the Rotary Crippled Children‘s Centre on King St., Kitchener, The Rink in the Park in Waterloo, and the local chapter of Easter Seals Campaign. A major fund raising event, Jamaican Island Fanâ€" tasy, will be held this year on September 14, at Binâ€" geman Park in Kitchener. PHONE JE 16. 7; 79 Sp Antique collection on display Part of the Toronto Doâ€" minion B_::z“l antique meâ€" chanical banks will be on display at Waterloo‘s Marsland Centre branch beâ€" _ CSSl I"ON Danks appeareu ginning August 15. around 1870, which, owing to The coin banks will be on lmmib'fifl!lndtrw- view during regular banking tability, lead to more inâ€" hours, Monday to Thursday teresting shapes. 10 a.mm. â€" 4.30 p.m. and Friâ€" _ The first mechanical bank day 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wllzatentod in 1869 using a Penny banks were in Single balance mechanism ~w¢ troduced ‘in the United States in 1793, the same time as the large copper * Cast iron banks appeared r around 1870, which, owing to and soon more complicated lever and clockwork arranâ€" gmonu were invented. ompetition was swift as designers and manuflact urers such as Stevens of Cromwell, Connecticut, and Hubley of Lancaster, Pennâ€" sylvania, to name a few, quickly patented their deâ€" signs. The last coin bank was patented in 1929.