The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

6 _ Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, January 3, 1973 tag) your mathorirfaw . . . ::u::l::y:::vynlnn real fast . . . . ~â€" ~BOnie togIS t ! 1 ] ! 3 TOMORROW IS THE BIG DAY Open Every Day . . . Thurs. & Fri. Night Till 9 Don‘t Spend Your Money Childishly UNTIL THURSDAY, JAN. 4 © Our stock consists of clothing for boys and girls up to size 16. © As usual â€" we will exchange or refund within five days of purchase. ©@ If you are planning to attend, don‘t come alone . . . bring money. If you don‘t you‘ll wish you had. © Caution . . . buyer beware. The management feels obligated to warn anyone attending this sale that there‘s every likelihood you‘ll go home broke. ©@ But take heart . . . you‘ll smile all the way. ©@ During this sale â€" no layaways â€" no charges. © No tax on children‘s clothes. ©@ No telephone inquiries please, . . . The Biggest Selection . . . In Any Direction Starts Thursday, January 4 9:30 a.m. Sharp WEDON‘T MAKE YOU GUESS ? ? ? All Original Price Tags Marked Down Clearly created for little dears . . . . .. and BIG DEARS, too! WATERLOO SQUARE Weber St. N. CHILDRE NS WEA R bLoMni@ t0oOgs CMHIL D RE NS WE A R 744â€"5122 'Programmes for preschoolers. children, teens and adults bein Physical and Social. Phone or Dropâ€"in to the ‘Y‘ for a brochure, about the programmes of your choice Friday, January 5th MEMBERS REGISTRATION Although there is no record of its exact date of building, the house on 36 Young Street is estimated at being built in 1849. Of the approximately 123 years of the house‘s existence, 32 of them have been with the present owners. Dr. and Mrs. P.A. Voelker have occupied the house since 1941, using it as both an office and a home. The style of the house is classified as being mainly in Vernacular Classic, a type of architecture which puts the accent on being practical, not flowery in design. This type of building flourished from 1835 to 1890. HISTORIC WATERLOO | House on Young Street serves as officeâ€"home The house has gone through considerable WINTER QUARTER PROGRAMME REGISTRATION FOR NONâ€"MEMBERS join this happy group. . .at the Waterloo Family ‘Y‘ WATERLOO FAMILY ‘Y" 145 Lincoln Road, Waterloo. 579â€"3500 for Wednesday, January 3rd â€" 9:00 a.m. â€" 9:00 r .;n. Thursday, _ January 4th â€" 9:00 a.m. â€" $:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. â€" 9:00 p.m alterations under its present owners. The sharply steeped gables and Gothic winâ€" dows are still intact and most of the outside structure is the same with the exception of the removal of a Gothic window in the front gable to be replaced by a rectangular door. On the interior, there has been the knockâ€" ing out of walls, replacing floors and the adding of cupboards which are always lacking in older homes. The Voelker‘s have managed to keep the historic element of the house ever present by furnishing it in the style of its era.