Onward (February 2, 1958) excerpt
Onward (February 2, 1958) excerpt
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Date: February 2, 1958 How to Interpret DateHow to Interpret Date
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Date Note- July 1, 1942: We use this format when the record provides the exact date.
- July, 1942: We use this format when the record provides the month and year but not the day.
- 1942: We use this format when the record provides the year but not the month or day.
- [1942]: We use this format when the record does not provide the date but the year is certain.
- [1942?]: We use this format when the year is probable.
- [between 1940 and 1945]: We use this format when the date range is certain.
- [ca. 1942]: We use this format when the year is approximate (+/- 5 years).
- [194-]: We use this format when the decade is certain.
- [194-?]: We use this format when the decade is probable.
- [before 1942]: We use this format when the latest possible date is known.
- [after 1942]: We use this format when the earliest possible date is known.
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Curatorial Note:
"Onward" was a periodical for young people published by The United Church of Canada. This article features two ministers from Japan who ended up serving the Vancouver Japanese United Church: Rev. Tadashi Mitsui and Rev. Nozomu Furuya (later known as "Campbell" Furuya).
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Collection/Fonds Title: Pacific Mountain Regional Council Archives Reference CollectionFile Title: Vancouver South Presbytery - Vancouver Japanese United Church (1) Source
Record Title: Onward (February 2, 1958) excerpt Source
Physical Description: 1 page of textual records
Location of Original: Box 2153, file 1
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- Copyright: Public domain
- Terms of use: This image is intended for research and personal reference use only. If you wish to publish, copy, or otherwise use this image, please email the Pacific Mountain Regional Council Archives for a usage agreement.
People:
- Mitsui, Tadashi
- Furuya, Nozomu
- McWilliams, Roy
- Ogura, Yutaka
- Leng, John R.
- Carey, E.F.
Subject(s):
- Clergy--Ordained ministers
Language: English