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Mrs Bertha Devereaux Was Pioneer Descendant EDUCATION APPETIZER Principal Peter of Park School shows David Stopper newly registered for kindergarten some of the paintings to him by kindergarten children and tells him he will hang up his drawings when he iturts school in he fall was kindergarten registration day at tht school Imps Reach Funds Figure In Half Allotted Time by RALPH AWES It is sometimes said that no news is good news This is far from being true where this scribe is concerned when there is no news we re in trouble At this of the year there seems to be a slump in ac tivities around Branch 120 and in consequence these columns become quite brief The highlight of last week was the industrial dart and cribbage banquet on Friday As always this was well attended At the completion of the dinner preceding the presentations of trophies and dance the committee for next season was elected Bruce McCartney was returned as chairman as was Jim Ford as vice chairman Art will look after the job as secretarytreasurer while Joe trier is to carry on as crib bage secretary The top dart team for the season was the Ensigns Ken DeRose Jim Randall Bottoms Art Dave Capperauld and Roy Runners up were A O Neil C A Leach A Deere Doubles winners were T Williams and with A 0 Nell grabbing the singles CRIBBAGE In the cribbage section provincial Paper took the top spot D D Hewitt J ford R B Turner and Varey Independents were the runners up Ward Richards H Bulmer and J Levy George Webster and Paul Hills won the crib doubles with Nicholson taking the singles TARfitT At the Imperial Sections general meeting on Sunday it was disclosed that the ways and means committee had reached their target in their money raising project for the Georgetown and District Hospital The committee who had given themselves a time limit or one year to raise the cash through effort and hard work reached the target in six months However there will be no letup the committee will remain active until the end of their term DRAW The winners of the ways and means draw were G Sandifer and a newcomer to the section Clark The section has a social planned for Friday May where it is hoped the donation will be presented to thehospltal officials Friday Dart Shoot winners were A Porter M McLean Lincoln W Ritchie J McPerhson J McLean Patterson and W Hamilton CAR CLUBS The six winners of the car Robinson W A Hilts G Gasklll G Thomson Carswell and No draw six prizes went to Wood S Lowen T Arnold and N Cunningham Taste Wines For Survey An ethnic smorgasbord and wine tasting survey highlighted he April meeting of the North Association for the Mentally Retarded recently Members participated in the for Brlghta Wines and forms afterwards their preferences Program chairman arranged the which was by a business meeting DID YOU KNOW Sou Chong fine Mack tea The mountains arc northern Spain FOR Your Mother NOW TAX FREE The Perfect Gift Improved FUJI lit Trrti world an Mill SI Georgetown 8772952 Funeral service was held April IB at the Jones Funeral Home Edith Street for Mrs Bertha Devereaux who died at the Maple View Lodge Acton April 14 Mrs Devereaux was Born at Cheltenham the daughter of William Henry and Elizabeth Lyons she attended school there and spent her early childhood on her parents farm and in Brampton where she studied painting and music On June 1913 she married Harry Devereaux who predeceased her in 1959 After her marriage she and her husband settled on a farm on the Line of Esquesing Township just south of In 1953 they retired and took up residence at Parkview Boulevard Georgetown where she lived until 1971 Mrs was a descendant through her mother of the late Mr and Mrs James Lyons one of the pioneer families who came to Canada from Ireland in and settled on Crown Land Line West Peel County Mrs did oil paintings In her early years which her family now have as cherished possessions She was an ardent gardener and par tlcularly flowers Both she and her late husband were among the original supporters for the building of the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital They were a part of the rural community Known the Scotch Block an area south west of Georgetown and Mrs was a charter member of the Scotch Block Circle of the Women Assoc at Ion of Knox Presbyterian Church Mrs Devereaux leaves two sisters Mrs William Henry Ethel and Mrs William Hutchinson both of Cheltenham She is also survived by three children William A of Halifax Harry L of and Mrs A Kennedy Helen I of Montreal who at present Is on sabbatical leave In don England Rev Peter Barrow of Knox Presbyterian Church ducted the which was followed by Interment In Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were Jeffrey Brown Ivan rabtrce Clare Hutchinson William Hut John McClure and Harry of New York After the funeral members of Scotch Block served tea In Knox Presbyterian Church for those attending Drivers Fail To Remain At the Scene A rash of accidents involving parked cars was investigated by Geoigctawn police this Losing control of his on Market Street night at 10 Victor Georgetown was in an accident which damaged two cars His own car was but damage done to the parked car owned by Frank Victoria Crese and damage to the car owned by Andrew 10 fcdlth Street night owned by Marion Sargent Road was parked In the AP parking lot when It was struck by an unidentified vehicle causing damage to the rear of the cor Saturday afternoon while an Main Street a owned by Mario Roy Mount Road South received 50 damage a the front The same evening a owned by Norman King Street was struck by another car which failed to remain Damage to the Chev which was parked In the parking lot at Street was RAID THURSDAY MAY Page 3 A collision at the intersection side crumpled for a total of 800 of Road south damage and the Ford dump and Campbell Gate Friday truck driven by Joseph afternoon at 4 caused a total Leblanc Georgetown of 1 000 damage The G7 Chev had 200 damage to the left driven by Robert MacLeod side fdward Street hod the 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