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14 Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, February 7, 1973 LONG GOW NS 5 PRICE CANâ€"CAN, OPAQUE PANTYHOSE % PRICE DRESS RACK % PRICE 15. & 15. RACKS MENâ€"WOMENâ€"CHILODREN HATASHITA SELFâ€"DEFENCE SCHOOL Waterloo Square 576â€"2680 Est. 1947 Mon., Wed., Fri. 7 p.m., 12 Noon, Sat. 1:30 (Jr.) bnonontincandaniietdonnestiominnaamateone netansnnnt onn conmemecer pmmnouncmmernee e s / e n M > > y m eorrerp en aine io : esc tters en emnpeeneti on on eeveinte se e frâ€"ornâ€"vee â€" e M > ofi + Ceeee â€" 579â€"3940 Waterloo Square Upper Mall JUDOâ€"KARATEâ€"AIKIDO Defence Fitness Hours: Daily 8:30 to 5:30. Sat., 8:30 to 12:30 Noon Brokers hold anniversary Bongard, Leslie & Co. Ltd., Investment Dealers in Waterloo Square, celebrated their third anniversary on Feb. 2. ‘‘Business is quite good now,‘‘ said Mr. David Shackâ€" leton, manager of the Waterâ€" loo branch . Although Mr. Shackleton would like to see his firm ‘"‘a bit bigger in the comâ€" munity‘‘ he doesn‘t see any expansion in the future other than in staff. CONVALESCENT AID RENTALS 48 King St. South Waterioo Crystal â€" China Ceramics Cosmetics â€"Cuckoo Clock Walkers Crutches Canes Clinical Scales CONVALESCENT AIDS WINDMILL SHOP For That Unusual Gift Visit The #Â¥lajor #Mlebical 579â€"3940 Waterioo Square Philips HMHEARING AIDS @ Sales @ Rentais © Repairs to all makes 663 King W., Kitchener (Opposite Lovisa) _ _ _ _ _ Upper Maill Commerical Member of A.N.H 1.0 upplics Limited DIAL 579â€"6200 Chairs Enquire About Our Hospital Beds Wheel 325 Weber St. North OPEN Tue. â€" Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BSA MOTORCYCLE SALES and SERVICE 884â€"2630 Dutch oven still in place Historic Waterloo Tables Patient Mr. and Mrs. John Askin‘s home on 194 Forsyth Drive (discussed in last week‘s Historic Waterloo column) has a dutch oven which has been in the house since its origin. The only alteration to the oven is that the metal doors used to close the large opening of the oven have been removed. The black metal cranes are visible in the picture, one holding a black pot over the fire are original features of the oven. During the time Mr. Forsyth owned the house from 1936 to 1947 he had the original barn torn down and the pine planks from it made into panelling. The panelling can still be seen in the living room and master bedroom. ~ Mrs. Askin has a lively interest in antiques and several sections of the house bring alive times from the 1800‘s, a century through most of which the house existed. An example of this is a large 200 year old grandfather clock which still accurately records time in the main downstairs hall. The interior of the house is spacious with some rooms having steps leading down into them. The upâ€" stairs is built only over the central portion of the house so it is smaller but consists of two completely finished stories. How many people in Waterloo can boast they spent the evening in front of a roaring fire in their dutch oven? The architectural style of the house is Georgian which came into Waterloo with the Mennonites and was used as soon as they were able to build structures better than log cabins. This style persisted into the 1850‘s. as returning eaves In typical Georgian style, the Askin home has the single chimney at each end of the house and t small windows at the attic level at each end as “