Informative Centennial Trip to New Brunswick for Ontario Students
A Canadian exchange trip recounts 13 girls and 21 boys from southern Ontario touring New Brunswick. The group visits Parliament, Montreal, Campbellton, Bathurst, Caraquet, Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, and Sackville, with hotel dances, ships and shipyards, a lobster factory, and field trips. The author notes praise for the pilot project and predicts more exchanges by 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Ontario
Union Station
Toronto
Nonnan Maxwell
Hamilton
South Wa Ee Eest
Campbellton
Bathurst
Caraquet
New Jeasde
Arena
Newcastle
Provevded de
Moncton
Brunswick
YMCA
Lond Beaverbrook
Fredericton
Saint John
City of
Montreal
Acton
Canada
Park events and park use approved after meeting notes
Delegates discussed fencing costs and park use with Pastor A Silvester seeking Sunday services 7 to 8 p m in the park. Permission granted for temporary park use with platform and lighting agreement to be studied by the league. Objections to Sunday game scheduling referred to the president. Glen Park land elevation to be addressed by motor grading proposed to bury stones. Joe Hurst reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Allen
Lois Mackenwig
Clark Armstrong
M.Z. Bennett
Joseph Petrie
Bill Young
Charles Landaborough
A. Silvester
Evangel
Baptisl
Per Wission
Ted Pope
the Ton
Glen Park
Joe Hurst
Letter from India Redds Give Mission Field Lessons
June letters from Pithapuram describe language study in Telugu and daily gospel work in Outu. Jim and family share conference experiences in Madras, a nearby Haupisat Convention, and allocations placing them in Tekkali and Srikakulam fields, with updates on Peter John’s birth and teacher Jagannadham’s illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pithapuram
India
Outu
Ture
Peter John
Jim
Madras
Evangelical Fellowship of India
Himalayas
Gilbert Kirby
World Evangelical Fellowship
Akividu
Pislol
Convention Allocation Committee
Tekkali
Srikakulam
Scouhulam
Bobhili
Salkakulam
Jim Wee
Matheson
Palkendo Field
Koppata
Dentist Keeps Living From Looking Down In Mouth
A humorous take noting that a dentist earns a living by looking down in patients mouths every day. The line highlights the unique nature of dental work and the daily routine of examining mouths.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferrgriave Industries
Mr. and
Myre
Earl Marales
Toronto-Hamilton
Ottawa
Parliament
Parliament Buildings
Peace Tower
St. James Cathedral
Aultlus
Riviere du Loup
Edmunston
Nbl
Campbellon
Law
Church of
Magnetic Hill
Sackville
Nova Scotia
Mount Allison University
Fundy National Park
Admiral Beatty
Martetts Tower
Bhick's Harbour
St. Stephen
Bons
Beaverbrook Art Gallery
Christ Church Cathedral
University of New Brunswick
Halton Co-Operative
Sho
Ialajor
Medicae
You
Seay Ral
Sonyate
Halton Co-Op Medical Services
VOX
Milton
Rudds
Hul
Canvnvention
Chillich
Kappata
Kop Para
Martye
Jagannadham
Kodathanal
Commerce
Revo
Waldeck
Viewan
Pratee
Jun
Marion
Barbara
Peter Redd
Ontario Hospital
Ontario Hospital Services Commission
Wough Street
Canada Packers
Rowe
Lovell Bros
Acton Free Press
Falcon
TUDOR
Trenemission
Volkswagen Tudor
Tade
Victor
Thompson Motors
Malin
Tr. NL
DEPAR
Thurs
B & C Department Store
Partment
Mill ST. E
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