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LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor, 2 We read with interest your editorial last Wednesday titled ‘"The Colour Isn‘t Really Important." 'uncan Leonard Gribble 52 Cardill Crescent, died Monday Mar. 26, 1973 at the Kitchener â€" Waterioo Hospital at the age of 60. Besides his wife Kathleen he is survived by two sons. Donald of New Liskeard and David of St. Catharines, two brothers Harold of Edmonton. _ Alberta _ and Robert of Courtney, B.C. You‘re right. The colour really isn‘t important. We‘d like to clear up a misunderstanding. When the Phone 579â€"3820 PACONI DEAD STOCK REMOVAL LTD. HISTORIC WATERLOO eath Full colour buses are costly of Dead or Disabled Lic. No. 299 c 71 Cattie and Horses Fieldstone house serves as studioâ€"home for artist The exterior of the house is completely covered in field stone but parts have since been covered with siding by one of the owners. The interior has about 20 rooms and the original part of the house reflects the sturdiness and practicality characteristic of Menâ€" nonite architecture. Mr. Guilhauman and his family moved into the house in September of 1972 and have spent considerâ€" able efforts on its redecoration. Upstairs, the pine board floors which were heavily coated with paint have been stripped down and now look as they probâ€" ably did when they were first laid down 120 years ago. Mr. Guilhauman recently held an open house for his paintings in the house which was built in 1853 by a family of Mennonites. The date of construction of the first part of the house is engraved on one of the stones. Other stones embedded in the walls of later additions carry the dates 1872 and 1899. Said to be the oldest fieldstone farmhouse in Waterloo, the house on 320 Whitmore Drive in Colâ€" onial acres has become both home and studio to artâ€" ist Horst Guilhauman. Prompt Disposal But like many things, there are restrictions to what can be done within cerâ€" tain guidelines. For inâ€" stance, the buses come from City of Kitchener decided to order 15 new diesel buses to replace the King Street trolleys it was also decided to follow the _ recomâ€" mendations of Dr. Peter Barnard‘s study of the system and paint the new buses in brighter colours. No\ . â€" U e fl,(fiupfp g moâ€"k . s _ un 2 $ Most Everything on wheeis â€" {?‘ for your camping enjoyr hok d fis â€" ++ / e \Canada‘s largest Sunmkamper dealer Plel ©0nte.s . ukianriien e es‘ Owned and operated by BOB JOSSLI fifth wheel! models four models of truck mount campers motorhomes 20‘ .x 22 1/2‘, 24‘. insulated truck covers hard top camping trailers 16° to 28‘ travel trailers 23‘,26°, 28°, 32¢ chosen to paint over the aluminum the cost would have been increased by sevâ€" eral thousands of dollars. Sudbury had to paint the side panels of it‘s buses beâ€" cause high concentrations of sulphur in the air around that city eat away at the standard aluminum. General Motors with anoâ€" dized aluminum side panels. They are easier and cheaper to maintain. If the city had ‘‘The people who lived in it before us didn‘t use the attic‘‘ he said. "There were about 25 squirrels to be taken out of there and I had to get traps from the huâ€" mane society to catch them alive and take them away."‘ * The window sills are thick, some being one and a half feet and having the original window frames. The door frames as well as some of the doors are still the originals and have the old fashioned latches rather than door knobs. Mr. Guilhauman said when they first moved into the house it was taken over by squirrels. The holes used by squirrels to get into the house have since been plugged up and Mr. Guilhauman has turned the upstairs into a place where he can creâ€" ate and display his works. He feels his old house does help to inspire him as an artist. ' ‘"Old houses have so much character‘‘ he said. ‘"‘There‘s more peace here than in the newer house we had and there‘s that certain feeling. When we moved in we really felt at home those first few days."‘ \Fesuec and? 407 HESPELER RD Hwy 24 â€" 1 m . $ Most Everything on wheels, for your camping enjoyment ‘ Canada‘s largest Sunkamper dealer "__Owned and operated by BOB JOSSLIN ER RD P.O Box. 908 S of 40M)GAI.T. ONTARIO 623â€"7670 The main point, however, is that the transit system is being improved. This summer, new routes will be launched, and the serâ€" vice improved. The newâ€" look buses, the signs and the brochures serve only to emphasize the changeâ€" and the improvements. Yours truly, Raymond Stanton Stanton Consulting Services , Waterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, April 4, 1973 5 Women urged to submit work include classes in wood carving, marquetry, leathâ€" er, weaving, rugs and wall hangings as well as pottery and ceramic sculpture and metal crafts. lill. In the home craft division classes include quilt maâ€" king, _ knitting, _ tatting, crocheting as well as many other interesting hobbies. Hundreds of dollars are offered in our special dressmaking competition, introduced in the Prize Waterioo women who think they have done an at the Canadian National Exhibition held in Toronto Aug. 15 through Sept. 3. invited to enter their work Wed. April 11, 9:30 a.m. â€" 7:30 p.m. Thur. April 12, 9:30 a.m. â€" 1 :30 p.m. 579â€"3540 WATERLOO SQUARE, WATERLOO FOOD SENSATIONAL AT 21st Annual ‘NEARLY‘® NEW SALE Kâ€"W Hospital Women‘s Auxiliary HURLBUT‘S TAVERN Kâ€"W Hospital Nurses Residence Auditorium off Park Street Draught Beer Monday â€" Sat. at 12 noon Sunday at 5 p.m. *"Smorgasbord or Menu"‘ Corner of West Ave. & Victoria St. S. ROTTEVEEL‘S C BAKERIES LIMITED OPEN KITCHEN OVvENâ€"FRESH BREADS â€" BUNS DONUTS â€" PIES â€" CAKES â€" PASTRIES or grouping for Junior‘s. To obtain a free copy of the Prize List write to Exhibition, Exhibition Park, Toronto M6Kâ€"3C3, Ontario. Park, Toronto M6Kâ€"3C3, Ontario. _ National Exhibition trophy will be presented on Women‘s Day at the Exâ€" hibition, August 21st to the outstanding entry from from all three classes. For baking enthusiasts there are a multitude of classes, including a special cocktail or e or street dress. categories â€" sportswear, List only three years ago, popular competition. Classes