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Wilfrid Bitzer was very involved in Kitchener-Waterloo tennis. In 1935, he represented the K-W Granite Club on the Twin City Tennis Association committee and went on to lead other local tournaments.Wilfrid Bitzer was very involved in Kitchener-Waterloo tennis. In 1935, he represented …
Wilfrid Bitzer was very involved in Kitchener-Waterloo tennis. In 1935, he represented the K-W Granite Club on the Twin City Tennis Association committee and went on to lead other local tournaments.Wilfrid Bitzer was very involved in Kitchener-Waterloo tennis. In 1935, he represented …
Bellevue Avenue later became Tweed Street. Cedar Street later became Bridgeport Road and was also called Laurel Street east of Peppler Street ca. 1950s.Bellevue Avenue later became Tweed Street. Cedar Street later became Bridgeport Road …
Lexington Road at Bridgeport Street later became Lincoln Road and was altered slightly at Weber Street. Elmer Street later became Graham Street. David Street later became Roger Street.Lexington Road at Bridgeport Street later became Lincoln Road and was altered …
Dearborn Street became University Avenue at Albert Street, also Schneider's Road became University Avenue at King Street. Ervin Street later became Lester Street. Unger Street later became Sunview StDearborn Street became University Avenue at Albert Street, also Schneider's Road became …
Rudy Avenue became Roslin (sometimes Roslyn in directories) Avenue. Victoria Street later became Avondale Avenue. Charles Street became Dunbar Street. Weaver Street (sometimes Weber Street in directoRudy Avenue became Roslin (sometimes Roslyn in directories) Avenue. Victoria Street later …
Rudy Avenue became Roslin (sometimes Roslyn in directories) Avenue. Victoria Street later became Avondale Avenue. Charles Street became Dunbar Street. Elizabeth Street became Beverley Street. WeaverRudy Avenue became Roslin (sometimes Roslyn in directories) Avenue. Victoria Street later …
Fire Insurance map from 1942 of the southeast business and residential district of Waterloo, William Street to the north, Union Street to the south, King Street to the west and the CNR tracks to theFire Insurance map from 1942 of the southeast business and residential district …
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