Whitehead, Eleanor
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1968 PSS Yearbook
Description:
This is the 1968 Pemberton Secondary School's annual yearbook. It belonged to Jerry Mohs. Eleanor, his sister, donated the item to the museum at his memorial in June 2016.
Date of Object:
ca.1968
Accession #:
016.06.03
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Baseball Hat
Description:
This is a grey baseball hat that reads "Phil's Drive In" and "Pemberton, B.C.". It belonged to Jerry Mohs of Pemberton. Eleanor, his sister, donated the item to the museum at his memorial in June 2016. "Phil's Drive In" was a local restaurant in the 1970s.
Date of Object:
ca 1960-70s
Accession #:
016.06.01
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Baseball Mitts
Description:
These are three baseball mitts in varying size, color and brand. a)this is a baseball mitt with the makers mark "Louisville Slugger, Made in Korea" and "Hillerich &Bradsby". It has the name J.Mohs written on it as well as some stamp inside the mitt was used by Jerry Mohs ca.1960-1970s. b) This is a baseball mitt with the makers mark "Magnum,10 DR, Daignutt Hullond, Montreal Canada". Used by Jerry Mohs ca.1960-1970s. c) This is a baseball mitt with maker's mark "Spalding, Competition 5." used by Jerry Mohs ca. 1960-1970s. They belonged to Jerry Mohs of Pemberton who was a volunteer coach for local hockey and baseball teams. Eleanor, his sister, donated the items to the museum at his memorial in June 2016.
Date of Object:
ca. 1970
Accession #:
016.06.02abc
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Hockey Jacket
Description:
This is a red and blue hockey jacket from the Scotiacank Flyers team. This item belonged to Jerry Mohs of Pemberton who was a volunteer coach for local hockey and baseball teams. Eleanor, his sister, donated the items to the museum at his memorial in June 2016.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960-1970
Accession #:
016.06.04
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Hockey Jacket
Description:
This is a yellow hockey jacket for the "Pemberton Generals" team. This item belonged to Jerry Mohs of Pemberton who was a volunteer coach for local hockey and baseball teams. Eleanor, his sister, donated the items to the museum at his memorial in June 2016.
Date of Object:
ca. 1970
Accession #:
016.06.05
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