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The First World War Roll of Honour was erected by the congregation of St. John's Presbyterian Church.

The Second World War Honour Roll was erected by the congregation of St. John's Presbyterian Church.

It is not known when the Lieutenant Charles Innes Giles Plaque was erected in St. John's Presbyterian Church.

It is not known when the Gunner Robert Gordon Yule Plaque was erected in St. John's Presbyterian Church.

The Second World War Plaque was erected by the congregation of St. John's Presbyterian Church.

It is not known when the Lieutenant Cecil Johnstone Bovaird was erected in St. John's Presbyterian Church.

It is not known when the Lieutenant Cyril Rennie Sloan Plaque was erected in St. John's Presbyterian Church.

A bronze tablet was dedicated to the memory of Lieutenant Ambrose Harold Goodman. Ambrose was born on 6 October 1896 in Cayuga, Ontario. He was the son of Ambrose Kenneth Goodman, of the firm Goodman and Galbraith Barristers and Solicitors; his mother was Linn Goodman. Ambrose was a student of the University of Toronto and a member of the 109th Regiment militia when he enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 17 August 1917. Upon arriving in Europe, he was made a lieutenant in the 116th Battalion. He was injured by a shell on the first day of the Battle of Amiens on 8 August 1918 and died of his wounds a week later.

It is not known when the Windermere Avenue United Church Second World War Plaque was unveiled. Windermere Avenue Methodist Church was founded in 1912. In 1925, it entered the United Church of Canada becoming Windermere Avenue United Church and in 2023 the congregation amalgamated with Runnymede United Church.

It is not known when the Windermere Avenue United Church Second World War Honour Roll was unveiled. Windermere Avenue Methodist Church was founded in 1912. In 1925, it entered the United Church of Canada becoming Windermere Avenue United Church and in 2023 the congregation amalgamated with Runnymede United Church.