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Historic Waterioo By Marg Rowell This building at the southâ€"east corner of King and Erb Sts. dates back to 1858. An 1861 Tremaine map has a drawing of it in the margin. It is referred to as the commercial buildâ€" ing. One of its occupants in 1861 from Erb St. on was W. Hespeler, a general grocer. This secâ€" tion was owned by Jacob Bricker, the proprietor of the Waterloo Foundry. . John McDougall was next to Hespeler. He was a dealer in shelf and heavy hardware. This secâ€" tion was owned by Moses Springer and Samuel Erb. 6 . Hoffman and Weaver had the next store. They were commission merchants and produce dealâ€" ers. John Shuh and Co. occupied the last store. Shuh was a general merchant and produce dealer. < The building is brick with fancy brickwork at the top. The front half is three stories high and the rear portion is only two stories. Iron tie bars can be seen on the Erb St. side. They stabilize the walls. The windows at the front have all been altered from the original except over Hahn‘s Drug Store. 2 â€" There are some apartments on the second floor. The third floor was the Masonic Hall at one time. . 20 All the stores have been modernized. However, some of the features of g):;g ago are still visible in the drug store. Therevis a figured tin ceiling with small pipes projecting from it where the old gas lights used to hang. Behind the dispensary are barkâ€"covered axeâ€"hewn beams. To the rear of this was the storage area for Seagram‘s liquor store which was next door. _ . The panelled wood below the display windows are seldom seen these days as is the tongue and groove wooden ceiling above the entrance. _ _ _ The drug store has an interesting history. The first prescription was filled there in 1863. A grant of $23,000 from the Petroleum _ Research Fund has been awarded to three â€" Czechoslovakiaâ€"born researchers, two of whom are at the University of Waterloo. The grant is to support theoretical research which promises to be of value in the field of organic chemistry. The three are: Dr. Joset Paldus and Dr. Jiri Cizek. both full professors with the department of applied mathâ€" ematics and the department of chemustry at UW. and Dr. Joset Michl. a full proâ€" fessor at the University of Utah. >\ All three worked together . prior to 1968, in Prague, and all are former students of Dr. Jaroslav. Koutecky. a world _ renowned _ scientist whoâ€" was in reâ€"education camp | in his own country at one time. as a political dissident _ Dr._â€" Koutecky. now a distinguished proâ€" fessor of physical chemistry at the Free University of West â€"Berlin. remains in close contact with all three Is one that believes God has spoken in and through the Bible only. Fellowship With Us at the Duke & Argyle Streets Prestonâ€"Cambridge 10:30 a.m. Every Sunday OLDO LIBRARY BLOG Dr. Sydnevy Davison. also Waterloo business block was built in 1858 REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Three Czech researchers receive $23,000 The a member of the applied mathematics _ department at Waterloo and of the quantum _ theory _ group within that department. is also in a sense a former student of Dr. Koutecky. Perhaps _ Prof. _ Kouâ€" tecky is not as well known through the news media as other dissidents. but he has FIVE RECITALS OF BAROQUE MUSIC All Recitals in the theatre auditorium at 8:00 WED. JULY 14 (Note change of date} HANSâ€"MARTIN LINDE world famous Swiss recorder and baroque flute virtuoso BRADFORD TRACEY brilliant young Canadian harpsichordist THURS. JULY 15 NIGEL ROGERS â€" tenor ° internationallyâ€"known English tenor ‘"one of the best tenors now singing 17th and 18th century music, with both excellent voice and understanding." â€" The Gramophone, 1973 BRADFORD TRACEY â€" harpsichord Tues. July 20 â€" Peggie Sampson â€" viola da gamba Tues. July 27 â€" Sonya Monosoff â€" baroque violin Tues. Aug. 3 â€" Oratorio HISTORIA DIVITIS by Carissimi:; choir, soloists and orchestra of baroque instruments conducted by Hansâ€" Martin Linde. Tickets: $2.50 adulits \=. foY $1.00 students \@/ Engquiries: 884â€"1970 ext. 431 Thz WILEFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF MUSIC In 1868 Mr. Moses Springer and Mr. Simon Snyder purchased the building from J.S. Hoffâ€" man. Both these gentlemen were active in polâ€" itics. Moses Sprifiger was the first Reeve of the town of Waterloo in 1857 and the town‘s first mayâ€" or in 1876. Mr. Snyder was mayor in 1895. In 1873 Mr. Snyder purchased Mr. Springer‘s share and sold it in 1902 to Mr. A.J. Roos who also had a drug store in Kitchener. In 1906 Mr. A.G. Haehnel bought it. ' In 1907, Mel Hahn started working for Mr. The Waterloo business block that now houses Browns Sports, Hahn Pharmacy and Franks Jewellers was built in 1858 and once owned by Moses Springer. suffered equally in the name of freedom _ and democracy." _ says _ Dr. Cizek. "And he is really eminent in his field. Perâ€" haps he will derive some satisfaction that three of his former students should be coâ€"operating across inâ€" ternational â€" boundaries â€" in this research. at this time. \‘%m p ‘/ ) hngt" while remaining in scienâ€" tific contact with him.~ The three will use quanâ€" tum theory to understand organic â€" molecular strucâ€" tures better. In general terms, quantum theory is used to understand the strucâ€" tures of molecules, atoms and the subâ€"particles of atoms better ,.. to underâ€" stand the forces that cause them to be stable. or to change. Because the quanâ€" tum theorist can bring new understanding of the strucâ€" ture of matter he can betâ€" ter predict â€" experimental results. They will be making use of new and rather sophistiâ€" cated _ (but â€" relatively inâ€" expensive _ in _ terms _ of computer costs! methods of studving several aspects of the theory of reaction paths. They are interested in the dynamics of organic chemâ€" istry. in contrast to traâ€" ditional organic chemistry which has studied phenomâ€" Surplus, Distress Clearouts Promotional Merchandise Sales from Auctioneers, Bankruptcy Sales, Customs Auction Sales, Military Surplus, Insurance Adjusters, Department Store Clearances, Ports and Airports, Export/Import Warehouses, Postal Auction Sales, Special Surplus Companies, Banks, Trade Shows, Manufacturers, etc. SALES AT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS | or with CONSIGNMENT SERVICE 2 YQU SUPPLY THE STAFF, LOCATION AND COLLECT THE MONEY 3 WE SHARE THE PROFITS ONLY AFTER THE GOODDS ARE SOLD 1 WE SUPPLY THE PRESELECTED GOODS AND COâ€"PROMOTE THE SALES Surplus Clearinghouse of Canada _ 207 Queen‘s Quay West. S E Building. Toronto., Ontaro (416) 863â€"987 1 Mon â€" Thurs 9 00 a m to 8 00 p m En Sat Sun 10 00 a m to 600 p m No Collect Calls PROMOTIONAL DISCOUNT MERCHANDISE SHOW â€" In 1913, Mr. Hahn graduated from the Ontario College of Pharmacy and returned to work for Mr. Haehrel. In 1949, Mr. Hahn purchased the pharmacy. His son J.E. Hahn took over the busiâ€" ness in 1968. Mr. Hahn still goes into work and next year will celebrate 70 years of working in the same location. Haehnel. As an apprentice druggist he was also required to send telegraph messages from a corner of the store that was the public telegraph office for the Great Northwestern Railway. ena from a static point of view. They are able to do these studies â€"more cheaply beâ€" cause they are able to inâ€" terpolate â€" to estimate without actually calculating Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 14, 1976 â€" Page 13 64 King St. S. {across from Zehrs) Waterloo Square AND TAVERN Every Saturday Is Ladies Night. 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