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2 Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, October 31, 1973 HORNUNG‘S CHILDREN‘S SHOES HORNUNG‘S CHILDREN‘S SHOES capfrfains LOWER MALL â€" Waterioo Square Savage, Bonnie Stuart and Buster Brown Shoes Expertly Fitted TIM‘S SPORT SHOP ‘*Where the hard to find sports items are"" We have a complete line of name brand archery equipment and accessories such as. .. ARCHERS Remember Our Waterloo Square Medium Pizzas 578â€"5810 BOWS â€" ARROWS CROSS BOWS â€" QUIVER etc. Waterloo Square ‘Pizza Palace® on Weber N. 884â€" 1550 ‘The Palace For Pizza‘® on Erb W. 745â€"2991 ~ Pizza Palace 2am to Ipm EXCLUSIVE CHILDREN‘S SHOE STORE Waterioo‘s Tuesday Special 347 Weber St. N. â€" 884â€"1550 355 Erb St. W. â€" 745â€"2991 U. of Wat. in Village 1 884â€"1553 3 WATERLOO LOCATIONS ‘1.99 ~HISTORIC WATERLOO It‘s hard to recount the history of the Waterloo Muâ€" tual Fire Insurance Company without bringing in the name of other Waterloo insurance companies into the Only about five years later, Moses Springer set into motion the ground work for the first life insurance company in Waterloo, the Waterloo Mutual Life Asâ€" surance Company. It first operated out of the building at King and Dupont Streets which was torn down in In June 1879, the Mutual Life purchased the lot at the‘ comner of Erb Street West and Albert for $775. They erected a building on the lot at a cost of $3,718 That illustrates just how active the two founders of the fire insurance company were in establishing Waâ€" terloo as an insurance centre. Cyrus M. Taylor and Moses Springer founded the Waterloo Mutal Fire Insurance Company in 1863, thus putting into operation the first insurance comâ€" pany in Waterloo. The work of the company at that time was being conducted out of the building on King Street now occupied by Murray‘s Studios. History gets complicated Pickâ€"Up Only Torch society raising money By Charles Graham Laure!l Vocational School held #s fifth annual gradâ€" uation â€" exercises â€" Friday Oct. 19. Our head boy and head girl elections are finally over with Dean Steffler and Sue McGraw taking the two positions. The campaign was well fought out and all those who competed deâ€" serve a lot of credit for the effort they put forth. The school teams are at it again and they are looking exceptionally well. The Morning. afternoon and evening classes are available in our relaxed and comfortable new studio 228 King St. South THE STUDIO OF ENHANCEMENT DISCRIMINATING WOMAN boys soccer and volleyball teams wiped out Brantford, Guelph and London by overwhelming scores. The girls are back in action with the same fine lineâ€"up of coaches they had last yearâ€"Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Milne. Auditions for the Christâ€" mas Assembly and for the Variety Night are going to be starting some time this week for any of the staff and students who wish to perâ€" form at any of these two and held its annual meeting there in April of 1880. Then the situation begins to get a little complicated. The Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Company then moved into the building at King and Dupont Street. They stayed there until 1968 when they moved into the Erb Street building where they still are today. _ In the meantime, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Springer kept busy starting insurance companies. They helped out in the founding of the Dominion Life Assurance Company in 1889. The new company was operating out of the same building as the Waterloo Mutual on King and Dupont but later bought the building on Erb Street in 19086 when the Mutual Life Assurance Company moved to their present King Street location. . The pillars on the building at 14 Erb Street West were added about 25 years ago and an addition to the rear half of the building was made shortly after Dominion Life had moved in. Extreme care was taken in coâ€"ordinating the second addition with that of the 1880 building so that today it is impossible to tell there was an addition at all. Phone for more information POLISHED LOOK 576â€"6800 FOR THE The Torch Society is into full swing and the students are really giving 100 percent of their time to help out in anyway they can. B1 has taken top honors the past two weeks in a row with donations of $20.83 and $11.06. times. The public speaking club is soon going to get going at the school with Kâ€"W area champion, Charles Graham intending to come back to defend his championship. Waterloo