Résultats

      Alexander Peters started playing for the KW Rugby team in 1925 and stopped in 1932. He was born in 1905 and died September 18, 1985. Scrapbook also contains clippings from his time as a player on the Mutual Life Insurance Company softball team, biographical information and his obituary.

      Alexander Peters started playing for the KW Rugby team in 1925 and stopped in 1932. He was born in 1905 and died September 18, 1985. Scrapbook also contains clippings from his time as a player on the Mutual Life Insurance Company softball team, biographical information and his obituary.

      Alexander Peters started playing for the KW Rugby team in 1925 and stopped in 1932. He was born in 1905 and died September 18, 1985. Scrapbook also contains clippings from his time as a player on the Mutual Life Insurance Company softball team, biographical information and his obituary. The back …

      See Detail image for a view of the program of the operetta. See also I-1-16.

      See also I-1-15.

      Waterloo Memorial Arena was designed and built by N.O. Hipel, Limited of Preston, Ontario in 1946 and dedicated to local residents who died in the First and Second world wars. It was officially opened on February 15, 1947. The arena was built by Silver Lake in Waterloo Park on the …

      Clayton Dotzert was born in 1896 in Waterloo. In 1927 he joined the Waterloo Young Men's club and helped start the city's first outdoor public skating and hockey rinks in 1929. In 1934 he founded the Waterloo Siskins Junior B hockey team. See Detail photographs for team photos.

      See: The Record, Tuesday, December 31, 1946 for complete information. Negative for image held by the University of Waterloo Special Collections and Archives.

      Male members of a wedding party. Left to right; Oliver Sehl, "Butch" Nahrgang, Alex Sehl, Fred Froelich.

      Waterloo Central School was built in 1855 at King and Central (formerly Church) Streets and demolished in 1952. MacGregor School was subsequently built at this corner.

      Group of nine men posing wearing suits and ties. Back row, left to right: Jacob Niergarth; (?); George Snider; "Butch" Nahrgang. Front row, left to right: Fred Froelich; Alex Sehl; (?); (?); ? Mickus.

      Newsclipping from The Record detailing the career of G. Earle "Byng" Whittaker. He was a former Waterloo College student that went on to become a radio announcer with the CBC in the 1940s.

 KCI Grumbler, 1941     Only a sample of pages are attached to this record.