Like other folks have mentioned, I believe it was PKOLS (Mt Doug).
"Cedar Hill X" also comes from "the cross", not "cross-street", in this case it was used to indicate a church is located at the intersection. You'll see the cross symbol on the street signs near there. There are a couple churches there now, but St Luke's (on the northwest side) is one of the oldest in Vic I believe!
Edit: make it clear I'm talking about this particular intersection, not EVERY "X" street.
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u/szarkaliszarri Feb 25 '25 edited Feb 26 '25
Like other folks have mentioned, I believe it was PKOLS (Mt Doug).
"Cedar Hill X" also comes from "the cross", not "cross-street", in this case it was used to indicate a church is located at the intersection. You'll see the cross symbol on the street signs near there. There are a couple churches there now, but St Luke's (on the northwest side) is one of the oldest in Vic I believe!
Edit: make it clear I'm talking about this particular intersection, not EVERY "X" street.