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KEoiine AND SHOE REPAIR WATERLOO SHOE YOUNG BOB SCHAEFER of Weichels Hardware displayed some real Y"old _ fashioned" _ courtesy. MRS. HEDY MILLER and son Peter pose beside their rather unique windmill design sidewalk booth. Puzzle: guess what the name of their shop is. 4 l ' ' The Whterioo Chronicle, Weudnérdey, July 19; 1967 °* # Pioneer ‘Daze‘ Was Loads of Fun for Some 134 KING SOUTH wWATERLOO PICKâ€"UP_ AND DELIVERY 743â€"0070 SHINE ie se *L _ Msnfs o. We i .. + uy 00L M ts . "Pls :. .. Mow MacDonald‘s Supertest TUNE UP checked & cleaned * Plugs * Condensor (new Parts Extra) * Licenced Mechanic Open 7 a m 7 pm. daily King & Young Street, Waterioo * Points Water System $5.95 Onl FAYE DECKERT makes a very altractive old stvle shop girl, her station was in the Mall for the Kâ€"Mart. Waterloo Prop. "BILL ABOS" BILL‘S CUSTOM TAILOR Ladies and Gents Alterations and Made To Measure Suits 46 King St. South CLOWNING IT UP â€" the staff at Wallar‘s appear to be relared and enjoyâ€" ing the warm sunshine, but in reality they just clowned it up a bit for the photoâ€" grapher, they were probably the busiest group on the main street. Howard Wallar (in rocking chair yet) is getting royal treatment from his "harem" Mrs. Ann Toms, Mrs. Mary Buckley, Miss Helen Plauntz and Mrs. Barbara Mitchell. Valerie Meyer and Mrs, H. Wallar show rare form in their 1883 and 1913 sea queen bathing suits. 38 Years Of Taloimg Expericncee (O)ntario Kitchener GUN TOTIN‘ Carole Rigby gives a big ‘Howdy‘ as she corraled customers to "Big Al" Righy‘s House of Furniture, during the Pioneer days during the latter. part of last week. FUEL & SUPPLY #H#OGG Manufactured and sold by AU _ Z2 JTOCilavep SPECIFY Limited Waterloe CYCLE & sSPORTS Corner King & Yonge St. 742â€"5041 Waterioo ORVAL â€" DORSCHT Sales and Service Sporting Goods BICYCLE SALES on all