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Latest revision as of 05:50, 26 June 2014
Some of the first workers in Toronto and representatives from the Ontario MB Conference at the dedication in March 1963: Emerson McDowell, Danforth Mennonite, William Schmidt, Herb Swartz, John Baerg, Peter Penner, and Henry H. Voth. Schmidt and Baerg represented the Conference.
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