Pelham Continuation School - Pelham Pnyx (Fenwick, Ontario Canada)

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THE PELHAM PNYX MIDHURST DAIRY PASTEURIZED AYRSHIRE MILK l from one of Caiiudgfs oldest tuberculin free herds P. w, GULLETT sons l Phone L1 R I Riclgeville The Original Couzpfizzzenfr of Turner's Corners i Fred Turner - Elton Hutchinson W Proprietors Y Jct. 20 and 3A Highways Bea'-WY SIWOPPC CABINS MEALS . 24 h . S ' V101-A COON You are invitelel tfnrvxiisit our new , A Rendezvous room to dine and dance. PllOl'1C 7 R 4 Rldgevlllc We caler lo privale parties , Phone Riclgeville 34j and 95 r 2 l Stallwood Garage Chas. W. Wiley Q L. STALLWOOD, Prop. Commercial and Portrait x , Photographer FIRESTONE TIRES K TUBE5 Plvotograplnf taken z7lU'll'Z7t'l'6, dig' or ' Accessoriesffias-Oil-Greases mfgbt I Studio: Fonthill, Ont.-Box 903 l l Repoirf to all zmzker of uzry phone I, Ridgeville and at Wellancl over Woolworth l Phone Ridgeville 33w- Fonthill Bldg., Plione 333, Wellancl I Be a partner in making your county more beautiful by planting I trees, shrubs, roses and other plants. Pelham Township Horticultural Society For memberflaip in the Sofiety ami rz copy of our attrzzctirc option lirtr, i apply to I MRS. E. CLEMENS, Serretazjy Fenwick Phone Ridgeville 90 R 4 5 l

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THE PELHAM PNYX 7l The following record of the basketball games are written from rumours which the officials confirm: December 14th, 1939-Niagara Falls 40, Pelham I4 With many alterations and additions our team went to Niagara Falls in- tent on keeping the score more balanced then the game played three years ago. They did very well, too. Our Juniors playing their tirst game away from home did admirably well. They were beaten by only 36 points. January 5th, 1940-POFII Colborne 3o, Pelham 31 This game, played at Pelham, was really encouraging to a now organized and anxious Senior team. Using the Junior girls for substitutes, P. C. S. won by 31-30 in overtime. We don't always play so rough, !Port! January 19th-Merritton zo, Pelham L7 Pelham started the league games with a bang! In spite of stiff opposition it was not very hard for our girls to defeat last year's League NVinners. The Junior girls did their best but they had made alterations in their lines and two of their best players were missing. Therefore we do not wonder at the score of 51-4. January 16th-Beamsville 11, Pelham I7 It was an easy victory for the Senior girls with their superior passing and excellent forward line. The gymnasium proved no handicap this time, or maybe it was the thoughts and dreams of the end of a perfect evening. That end was the invitation to a snack at the home of Mr. Tufford, our music teach- er. What a glorious time was had by all! I almost forgot the Junior girls. With chins up and smiling faces they bravely bore a 7.7-14 defeat. February 9th-Merritton 13, Pelham ll Do I really have to say anything about this game? With fouls a-plenty for both teams, Merritton had wormed its way to the fore. Our first defeat. The Junior girls were sorely troubled with the gigantic Hoot, but again they were good loosers to the tune of 58-16. An explanatory note regarding our Junior girls might be enlightening. They were really inexperienced- most of the team being grade-ninersf' February 16th A return game scheduled with Beamsville to be played at Pelham. P. C. S. held a Valentine Dance on that night so the game was indefinitely postponed. After many unsuccessful efforts to arrange the game, Beamsville defaulted. This left the Senior girls of Merritton and Pelham tied for first place in the league. February List-Merritton 46, Pelham- All that need be said is that Pelham lost. Yet they had played the game as Pelham always plays the game. Afterwards many hearty shouts of con- gratulations, together with best wishes for the future victories of Merritton were heard floating from the dressing rooms. The Senior team will be gone by next season, but P. C. S. has much hope in its Junior girls' team. NVe are warning you to watch their budding basket- ball possibilities. They Will shoot forth undoubtedly in the near future- next year, I wonder. Good luck to you Juniors, we are rooting for you. Senior Girls' Basketball Team: Forwards-Glenna Julian Qcaptainl, Jean Secord, jean Holder, Marion Mitchell, Guards-Julia Dilts, Doris Daboll. Eva Secord, junior Girls' Basketball Team: Forwards-Myrtle Walker, Mary Ko- walski, Ruth Brown, Margaret Traver, Marjorie Morris, Guards-Marjorie Holder, Anne Todd Qcaptainj, Victoria Vkfalker, Lilly Kinach.

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THE PELHAM PNYX 73 SKATING PARTIES With the ice in the height of skating condition, the Athletic Society sponsored two skating parties on the evenings ofjanuary 9 and 1.9. After two hours of skimming over the glossy surface both with steel runners and with- out them, the hilarious crowd assembled in the gvmn where scrumptious re- freshmentsyhot-dogs and coffee-were devoured. On the latter night Mrs. Hannah, playing the piano, provided music for a period of dancing. We hope to have more of this next vear. 1 B ' f 'Q ' V' , , 'XA'-V.f , 1 gf N 4' 235: 'fggsti P! 4 f 41- ' 'i ' AWQQA ' , N 5' ' ' . ,, si Il. -1 ' ,A .i , -1.5 f - ' 'xx , N' .- 4 ' -1 wwwgms N ' ' is ., it i , E Q wwf ,-,psf Inf? f H 'K -, V 9- IWW? l sn' ffl? ig. mu, 44'g. ' 6 Q FAMILIAR SCENES