Pelham Pnyx 1947 - Memorial Service for Perished PCS Students who fought in the war

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Media Type: Image; Text
Item Type: Yearbooks
Description: An account of a memorial service in which trees were planted in honour of former PCS students who perished during the war: Pte. Kenneth La Rose, F.O. Paul Tokar, F.O. Leo Lymburner, Pte. Clifford Stirtzinger and Pte. Robert Traver
Publisher: Pelham Continuation School
Date of Original: 1947
Subject(s): Education
Schools
World War II
Personal Name(s): La Rose, Kenneth ; Tokar Paul ; Lymburner, Leo ; Stirtzinger, Clifford ; Traver, Robert
Copyright Statement: Copyright status unknown. Responsibility for determining the copyright status and any use rests exclusively with the user.
Contact: Lincoln Pelham Public Library
Email:phs@pelhamhistoricalsociety.ca
Website:
http://www.lppl.ca

Agency street/mail address:
43 Pelham Town Square, P.O. Box 830
Fonthill, ON L0S 1E0
905-892-6443

Pelham Pnyx 1947 - Memorial Service for Perished PCS Students who fought in the war

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The Calendar was published annually from 1977-2001 by the Pelham Historical Society. Local artists, photographers and residents contributed information about the history of Pelham, Ontario.

The Pnyx Collection presents student articles and photographs from the 1933-1950 issues of the magazine of Pelham Continuation School, from 1949, Pelham District High School.

While the Calendar describes the homes, families and communities of nineteenth century Pelham, the Pnyx shows students adapting to the changes and challenges of the 1930s and 40s.

Persons using the historical material in this collection should be aware that it was never intended to be a complete history of Pelham.
All the material - articles, photographs and art - was contributed by past and present residents of the Town.
They were invited to record their stories, family histories, memories and traditions.
What they recorded was accurate to the best of their knowledge at the time. It should not be treated as established fact.
Persons using this material are encouraged to do additional research using reputable sources to determine the accuracy of the information.

A joint project of the Pelham Historical Society and the Lincoln Pelham Public Library.