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‘IISTORIC A Immediate renovations were needed By Marg Rowen - During the "dirty thirties" young couples usually lived with their parents or rented a few rooms in a large house. Apartments were scarce The two buildings on the east side orking near John St. were considered to be quite fashionable then, However, when Mr. and Mrs. Reid married in 1933 they bought the house at 15 John St. W. which had been constructed in 1874. It had been the farm house for the area and quite a few people had lived in it before the Reids purchased it. It needed major renovations immediately. The salnion coloured brick was badly worn and pitted so stucco painted gray was added. The triangular pediment over the dopr gas expored by removing a small open porch. The window frames were replaced, but the small panes were left intact. LIMrs. Reid especially liked the gothic church indow over the door. The wrought iron bars were added below the front windows. The trim around the garage door matches the front door trim. It is a centre hall plan. The two rooms on the right were made into one living room with the addition of a fireplace and a new chimney. The entire house had to be replastered. The stair Thom” at "John tttroenwestirtwateru,oh-oitsshararotreoo.atimtso-ther- Minister of Finance John Turner will be the guest speaker of the Waterloo County Life Underwriters Associ- ation May22 K en Schaelez Ken Schaefer Ph 664 -20 I 2 Turner to speak q LAWN ROLLING & FERTILIZING O TOPSOIL O LANDSCAPING SERVICE . SODDING & SEEDING Mr. Turner will ad- dress the public rela- lions dinner to be held at Columbus Hall on Manitou Drive in Kitch- K Itchener Waterloo I found the basement interesting. Two large axe hewn beams run north-south under the walls on either side of the front hall. There are two more such beams running east-west. one at the rear of the house, the other at the front. One can also see some wide floor boards here. The Reids enjoy their home very much and planto remain there for sometime. case needed replacing and this was tastefully done, entirely in keeping with the chutes] sim- plicity of the exterior. . A dormer was added at the back to accommo- date the bathroom, The spaee above the from hall and behind the gothic window was made into a small study. Mrs. Reid regrets having the dining room window on the east wallof the house changed to a small high piano window because they are so difficult to decorate. tor have) Our client is desperately look-n9 for a 3 or 4 bed- room in the $60,000 price range or more. Will- mg to pay top price for the right property, and wait for a suitable possess-on date. Purchaser also willmg to redecorate if necessary All mopemes mil be consodeved and meted CALL 519-3030 ANYTIME . DAN BROWN REAL ESTATE LTD. REALTOR R.R. 1,Waterloo 664-2482 Bocoou Homo hom Wognov's Coma on W. Rd Elli”? “It" tu- $12 no NW! 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DATE: May. lay m. an - BUS COST: $3.50 - Bus will leave [tom be Waterloo Lions Pool Parkinguttattr:ttra.m. “(manners- Iandcentreattr.atta.m. A1iper-ithcarsarere-tedtopaehietwater- loo Park at thepool. Pieasettringiuochtobeeateotioca1pare The - will tour Niagara and visit the Skylon Tower at 1 pm. for the official opening ill the Spring Tonic Festival. , SqqteramiretuhttoWateriooby7:39p.m. For RESERVATIONS PHONE 576-30) Eurt. 60 or 48. CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE - Lady of Laundes - Invites all Seniors over so for an afternoon variety show. Coffee and refreshing“: will be served. Free Bus from the Drqr-ievCeettre at Idiom DATE: Sunday. April 2Ut - 2:00p.m. LOCATION: Lady of LwrdesChurch Lourdes St.. Waterloo . REGISTER NOW FOR PROJECT ‘HOPE' Ten week courses only 82.00 per activity - Call 579-IMD for details. INCOME TAX PR0BuilMtr????i?o.??'.Saitesmay re- ceivehteEass.istarteeoetThtrrs. femgti.att-3:30 p.rn.atttteDrxqr-iercirttae-mAtttertSt.cALLMB- ”formm‘l'lm. WATERLOO MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION LADIES AUXILIARY ANNOUNCES FIRST ANNUAL MEETING DATE April 22nd -. 8.00pm LOCATION Waterloo Library Auditorium All Interested Ladies Welcome ‘ YOUTH DAY OF CONCERN FOR OUR SENIORS Wed. April 24th. Co-sponsored with Waterloo Com- munity Services and St, Mary's High School Students The students will entertain seniors at Ten Drop-in- Centres in the Neighborhood Churches. Call 58-t620 mamas or Tom sen - CAIRARY trPMPemime"e"tri'"rearir Last Day to Pay is April “I. tlraterkMParrtihr"Y" 4'3“” _ Etiii2iimCEC= WWW?“ '