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Oakville Beaver, 29 May 2014, p. 22

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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, May 29, 2014 | 22 Congregation traces back to early 1830s continued from p.21 house opposite to Sixteen Mile Creek, just south of Dundas Street. The original wooden framed church was built in 1845 on a quarter acre of donated land with an adjacent lot purchased in 1846 for the cemetery. In 1899, the church expanded and was bricked over. It was designated as a historical building for the Town of Oakville in 1974 and is the last pioneer cemetery in Oakville still in operation, according to the release. Knox Presbyterian Church Sixteen is located at 1150 Dundas St. W., at Lions Valley Park Road, and the service begins at 10:30 a.m. For more information, visit http://pccweb. ca/knox16 or email pastor@knox16.com. Above, church member Lew Cambell trims grass around cemetery headstones at the rear of Knox Sixteen Presbyterian Church. The church, on Dundas Street West near Third Line, is holding a special service as well as a cemetery decoration day Sunday (June 1). Below, church member Bob Lloyd sits inside the church's sanctuary. | photos by Graham Paine ­ Oakville Beaver (Follow on Twitter @halton_photog or www.facebook.com/HaltonPhotog) Follow Oakville Beaver staff on Twitter: @Oakville_Beaver, @NewsHooked, @DavidLea6, @JuliaLeReporter, @BeaverSports Do you know how your grows? garden 1 Yard Soil Sacs $ delivered starting from + taxes & deposit. 99 Cash & Carry Bags of most products available. LINGTON BUR GARDEN SUPPLIES LIMITED 905-336-7725 2273 Dundas St., Burlington, ON VISIT US AT burlingtongardens.ca

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