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Mf1k00-atsm, "on hm t0tuyyMib-tubitttv - 'ttttatb-ttedit - ”than!” “no” t,001k06-.eredit and Iodine. Olen emu” ttgmao-iuitGivi' ai; '?ueHy-oet your cont-M. STEWART INSURANCE AGENCY mt. 669 "lrnortt Plato. Kitchen" month buy: all this It GET THE FACTS FOR YOUR HOME ' . . PHONE NOW! Day or Night 579-1330 OAUVREAU I MN. Drage encouraged members to attend the CW]. Development Day, which will be held at St. Agnes Parish. Waterloo. on oe. tober a. ' Father Angus Smith. associate pastor. has agreed to continue the Bible Study Discussion Group. which is open to all members of the parish. It will begin on Wednesday evening. dents and that-lair Canaele,Hamiitoe Mm. home. Dunner " tsending I “am of volun- teen _to,v.ui! hospital 9.. n. mu m ro- ". that. at Mount Catch in a Hamilton was attended by no Indies tarm the parish, 'etorudbyRttatksttnarr,, J 8h. agtgttttttttmt the forth. ml married couplu ro- - an! on Octobor It to 37. 'tndWothehigh schoolgirls m: from Warner D I Insurance” t at Mooit 1lli'L'C, Illllttrterte “hm At one time it probably went further back to give access to the large gothic style addition that was built across the back ot the orlginautoiue, This addition was likely construct- ed around 1874 when Mr, Mayer sold a portion of his land to Vincent Sobschz. The oldest part has three bedrooms upstairs. Two more bedrooms are above the garage, which at one time contain- ed a living room and kitchen. The front door has a beautiful fan transom with side lights. The living roam which was two smaller rooms. is to the left ot a wide centre hall, the dining mum is to the right. The hall continues through an arch and on to the kitchen. By Marg Bowel! f This home at as Margaret Ave, N, was probably built be- tween 1864 and 1859. Emanuel Stauiler sold 200 acres of the German Company Tract lot five to William Mayer. In 1860, five years after purchasing the land, Mr, Moyer had the mortgage paid oft. g The older portion of the house is built in the traditional Georgian Mennonite style. consisting of a sloped roof, with end gables and the characteristic small attic windows, one on ”either side of the ehlmneyt I for everyday comfort combined with dress-up looks-it's Selby. aoo 28.0tl Stre our fine f Grad Florence selection of , Selby's to-day. All the popular sizes and colors are in stock. Special orders available by request. schweitaer's"for (iyt,l,il.i.)ill2tjttata game built between 1854-59 - - - _‘ Specialists m family footwear for our " Km St, North/WATERLOO/rar; S‘U‘P‘ER, $H0‘E S umuy mom» for our 25 pears" North/WATE R LOO/7450012 28.00 33:99 just off the kitchen] The exterior of the house and garage is mainly stucco. The top of the garage and front extension are siding, with angel stone at the base of the extension. Underneath the stucco are two layers of brick on the garage and three on the house. There are two dormers above the front porch, and one over the garage. The twelve paned windows are well placed to give sufficient light to the interior. In 1970 the present owners, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robson, bought the house: They have made some changes and im- provements and plan to do more. They are especially anxious to see if an old fireplace has been plastered over hut n" 0.. '.IB-L, m 1928 Mr, Lincoln Stroh acquired part of the property. Mr, Stroh. a contractor. made a number of changes in the house. He extended the front wall of the house to the right of the door, thus increasing the size of the dining room and the bed- room above it. Beautiful dark wood panelling which comes three quarters of the'way up the wall was put in the dining room, m the living room beams were added to the ceiling. Up- stairs some of the old panelled doors were changed to the non-panelled type popular in the 1930’s. 'ir-r mm Matron Anyone wishing to donate used books for the sale should call 742-9245 or 744- 9819 during the evening for pick-ups. The club is raising monéy to further the education of their foster child in the Philippines. The annual book sale sponsored by the United Commercial Travellers Ladies Club will be held in Waterloo Square on Octo- ber25and26. Books _ needed for annual sale