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HISTORIC WATERLOO The house at 157 Albert Street has seen a lot of developments over the past 127 but has managed to still keep its‘ distance. â€" Built around 1846, the house now owned by Mr. Jefferson J. Hill is a white structure shaded by two large trees. ____ _ According to facts uncovered by Bob Rowell of Waterloo, the house to was the family homestead of the Good family. The 1881 Atlas shows Joel Good‘s house to be located on the East side of Albert Street, south of Columbia while, John Unger owned another house west of Alâ€" bert Street, near Central. The brick part at the rear was estimatâ€" ed by Mr. Rowell to be built around 1861 while the frame portion appears to have undergone extensive alterations, including a new roof structure, a bay window, an entrance porch, and eave and trim Mr. Rowell said, it was reasonable to assume then that the Good family homeâ€" stead is the hewed log house located near Columbia Street. The house was probâ€" ably built by Joseph Good as a twoâ€" story frame house. Still slightly secluded Around the time of the construction of the house, the Good family owned a conâ€" siderable amount of land in the area. In 1818 John Good, a farmer, bought 148 acres off of David Ellis and then further added 80 more acres to his possession in 1825. After having sold some of his land, 149 acres passed to Joel Good in 1863 who could possibly have been a son. This land extended on both sides of Albert Street from what is now University Avenue to Columbia Street. changes. Much of this dates from the 1890‘s. ses for youth and adults. Tuesdays 7 :30 to 9:00 â€" "Family Night® Dr. Davis was once a hopeless cripple until instantly healed through prayer during a public service. People watched him walk away completely well‘ 11:00 a.m. â€" Dr. Davis Speaking 9:50 a.m. â€" Christian Education Hour â€" including clasâ€" Complete your Lord‘s day by listening to great gospel singers on the revolving platform. Pastor Shrier is your host on: e Dr. Davis dressed as St. Paul e Presentation of Philippians from memory, Dramatized e Quotes whole books of the Bible o A 'unique inspiring experience people never forget1 SEE WITH DR. HAROLD DAVIS BIBLE DRAMA Pastor: Rev. John C. Shrier Assistant Pastor: Rev. Trevor D. Butt Deaconess: Diann Butt ‘‘Sound of Singing CKKW AM Radio 1320 11;20 p.m. to 1 :00 a. m 7 PM HEAR Waterloo residents who once attended the Grand View Public School in Camâ€" bridge are invited to that school‘s 50th anniversary celebrations to be held June 2 at 2 p.m. Seeks former students fror corringc varue | MEMBERSHIP FEES Men $90 Women $55 Man and wife $115 Family (plus $20 surcharge for 5 years f nonâ€"shareholders only) Students over 18 â€" $45 Restricted (weekdays only) â€" $55 CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE * 18 holes â€" par 70 â€" 6,340 yards *« Well conditioned greens and fairways + 15 minutes from Kâ€"W * C.P.G.A. Pro Herb Rudney » Club storageâ€"lockers & NO initiation fees * Social and competitive golf programmes QF JNTEREST _ TO SENIORS of Waterioo â€" (Volunteer, Organize and Initiate Concern for the Eldâ€" erly) has put together a Directory which is very valuaâ€" ble for Seniors. Call: 579â€"1020 or 576â€"0793 for a free copy. Sat. and Sunday â€" 40¢ with rental ; 25¢ with own skates. â€" NO SPECTATORS â€" ~<RLQQ URYVU Marsland Centre : 576â€"2420 ROLLER SKATING â€"MOSES SPRINGER ARENA â€" Friday â€" 8:00 to 10: 30 PM Sat. â€"2:00 to 4:00 PM Sun. _ â€"2:00 to 4:00 PM ADMISSION: Friday â€" 50¢ with rental;, 40¢ with own skates PARTY, Sir Edgar Bauer School, Saturday, May 12th, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Games, films, balloons and treats. All children must be accompanied by a parent. LAKESHORE VILLAGE CHILDREN‘S SAFETY 2) 3) Seniors Trip to Niagara Falls â€" Blossoms Week â€" Date: Thursday. May 17th, 1973 â€" Time: Bus leaves Marsland Centre at 9:00 A. M. Returns by 7: 30 P. M BRING LUNCH â€" Supper at Buriington FEE: $3.50 per person (return) â€" Book now by calling Community Services : 576â€"2420 Owned and operated BY the members FOR the members 1/2 miles west on Highway 86 For application forms phone 669â€"3795 Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, May 9, 1973 16 Musical Revue by the Smile Company of Toronto â€" A free performance of a musical revue will be held at : St. John‘s Lutheran Church, Willow and William Sts.. on Thursday. May 10th, 1973 at 2:30 P.M. â€" FREE â€" GREEN FEES: Weekdays $2.75 â€" Weekends $4.25 Lakeshore Neighbourhood "Y" ELMIRA GOLF CLUB WATERLOO MINOR SOCCER LADIES AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Date: Wed. May 16th, 1973 Time: 7 :30 P.M. Place: Waterloo Arena Spring Tea Thursday, May 10th, 1973 1 :30 to 3: PM at Messiah Lutheran Church, Tickets: $1.00 (Babysitting included ) View Kâ€"W AREA â€" ALL SENIORS WELCOME â€" ACTIVITIES in the COMMUNITY SERVICES and School Assoc. are lookâ€" ing for former teachers and pupils who attended the public school as: well as Preston High School from 1934 through 1956. The reâ€" union will be held in the Grand View Auditorium â€" Project "V.O.LC.E." Family $145