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Saint Peter Anglican Church history

In memory of Lt Dermot Alan Harris

IN HONOURED MEMORY OF

Albert Edward Cuzer

James Henry Oldham

Robert Douglas Patterson

Harold Brant Preston

Colin Simpson

Kenneth Ian Somerville

Stewart Macon Goodeve

Gerald Edwin Wells

Frederick Arthur Huycke

MEMBERS OF ONTARIO ALPHA OF

PHI DELTA THETA FRATERNITY

AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR

IN COELA QUIES EST

THIS SCREEN IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE OF OUR STAFF
WHO GAVE UP THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR— 1914-1918.

"These laid the world away; poured out the sweet red wine of youth;
gave up the years to be of work and joy and that unhoped serene, that
men call age; and those that would have been their sons, they gave their
immortality."

1914-1918 / Our comrades / Who / Sixty-three in all / "Played the game" / Even unto death / their lives they risked /and gave very soul /of life to save /and by their own great valour /and the grace of God they won

Gordon Applegath Charles McHenry

J. Russell Aikins Roy F. McMurtry

E. Lambert Bach Sidney McWhinney

Roy Bailey George H. Morang

Beverley Ball William Munro

Quintin W. Bannister Bertram T. Nevitt

E.O. Bath G. Courtland Noxon

Fred J. Blakey Donald Osborne

Edward B. Booth Paul Pettit

H. Stewart Boulter John H. Pipon

Wilfred Britnell John A. Proctor

Norman A. Brown William Proudfoot

J.P. Cavers Gaynor Reid

Duncan Chisholm George Renfrew

Walter W. Conyers Roy R. Riggs

Melville Crawford Francis Rolph

Beverley Crowther John E. Ryerson

Lindsay Drummond Alex W. Scott

Douglas Q. Ellis J. Murray Skeaff

George Evans Dr. Harry R. Smith

Thomas Freebairn Langley W. Smith

Eric Clarence Gardner W. Burton Tait

Percival Gibson W. Gordon Tait

Carl Heebner Geoffrey B. Taylor

Fred J. Hore Jack Topp

Francis C. Howard E.C. VanEeghan

Fred Hutty N. Eden Walker

Ralph Jones Frank Waltho

Herbert N. Klotz Arthur C. Williams

Basil R. Lepper Lynn Wright

C. Gordon Likens William B. Yuille

Richard L. Lyall

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• A living memorial, the groves of Coronation
  Park commemorate the service and sacrifice
  of Canada's military. The tree at the center of the
  circle behind you, known as King's Oak, is
  the park's symbolic heart. Surrounding the King's
  Oak is a ring of maple trees representing the
  former British Empire's dominions and colonies.
  Trees in other groves commemorate Canada's
  military units, principally of the First World War.
• The park's plan reflects a move away from
  elaborately planted Victorian gardens to stands
  of trees that would mature into a structured
  landscape in the decades to come. Symbols
  of life, Coronation Park's trees embody the spirit
  of idealism that emerged following the horrors
  of the First World War.
• Designed by members of the Toronto chapter of
  Men of the Trees and the Toronto Ex-Servicemen's
  Coronation Committee, the park opened on the
  day of King George VI's coronation, May 12, 1937.
  Threatened by development in the 1960s and
  1970s, the park has endured as an important
  commemorative landscape.
• Un monument vivant, dédie à la guerre, les boisés
  du parc Coronation commémorent le service et
  le sacrifice des militaires canadiens. L'arbre au
  centre du cercle derriee vous, connu sous le nom
  de King's Oak (chêne du roi), représente le cœur
  symbolique du parc. Le chêne du roi est entouré
  par un anneau d'érables représentant les dominions
  et les colonies de l'ancien Empire britannique.
  Les arbres d'autres boisés commémorent les
  unités des forces canadiennes, principalement
  de la Première Guerre mondiale.
• Le plan du parc traduit un départ des jardins
  victoriens richement plantés vers des peuplements
  d'arbres qui finiraient par créer un paysage
  structuré dans les décennies à venir. Symboles
  de vie, les arbres du Coronation Park incarnent
  l'esprit idéalisme qui a émergé à la suite des
  horreurs de la Première Guerre mondiale.
• Conçu par des membres de la section de
  Toronto de Men of the Trees et du Comité
  du couronnement des anciens combattants de
  Toronto, le parc a ouvert ses portes le jour du
  couronnement du roi George VI, le 12 mai 1937.
  Menacé par le développement dans les annéees
  1960 et 1970, le parc a ??

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