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1w georgetown herald wedneedy nov 5th 1947 mrs c barnes two young ladies who participated in the roadeo safe driving school one of the features of the 1947 canadian national exhibition oaku of thanks i hmplti quelph high school news a b wmfbt would like to blends for their undnessui vl tmd joe in st jos t mondny un uo3 s ocer teum went up to a ton to ciiri- in a peaceful little eitme of smr v 1th the lads from acton high our team came out on tin wrong nd of a score of 2 0 b it they put up n great show against the acton ites who we might add have had more prac tkc however it was great kltk lng match the motto or both teams especially our boys who wore equip ped with army boots must have been if you can t kick the ban idck the nearest man ah in all it wan a good game and a return match la being planned halt reserved for private party this friday regular friday night dance continue starting november 14th with the modern aires oddfellows hall bramfion operated by huttonvttw park ltd mills too many asm essstd to take nave a part oot btoitm of oar long ing to be with oar loved ones gone before todfe because o our longing to b with oar ood tennysons xkosslng the bar a fatoorlte hymn of the decease vat read in ootyn- dlng the service it was flttt that la death ai in ufa mr braes should bo orroun- bj the flowers which she bo much loved tbese beautiful tokens of esteem wo from daughters bra snd clara rose rand and chil dren jade and margaret mrs boy orono mr and mrs lusgrove an tlsh toronto mrs p nod well georgetown wareham womens association mrs wm inkster and family mrs s j arnott an mrs j menzies arnott and vema mensles grace and elgin mcoutcheon interment took place on thursday afternoon m georgetown cemetery where the following friends of the saccharin furnlahes no cal it is on organic chemical oo it- is not affected by digestion and pas ses out of the body with waste mate rial so it is a harmless sweetener the autumn of the year seemed a fitting time for the peaceful entering into ufe eternal of mrs louise barnes whose life on earth had so fully attained its fruition at the ripe age of m years and 9 months the passing occurred in her home in dundalk at an early morning hour on tuesday october 31st mrs barnes whose maiden name was louise johnson was bom at gait ontario on january 15tb ljhhj at the sge of seventeen she moved to georgetown where she latoc became the wife of christian barnes and in that hatton county town their entire married ufe was spent to them were bora two daughters bva mrs albert arnott and clara a registered nursed both now residing ki dundalk shortly af ter the death of her husband in 1912 mrs barnes took up residence with her daughter mrs arnott at ware- ham there she lived for some thirty years moving to dundalk three years ago nurtured in scotch presbytertan- lsm and later grounded in baptist principles mrs- barnes was concer ned rather for the advancement of the church universal than that of any one creed and on going to live wareham she transferred her membership to the methodist now united church there she was a charter member of wareham ladles aid with which she laboured enthu siastically in the raising of funds for building the new church the fine sunday school library there is almost entirely due to the efforts of mrs barnes and her family to think of mrs barnes is not on ly to think of books of flowers and of refinement but also of a ready wit and a sense of humour which helped through the trying situations which inevitably arise in life a wonderful store of gems of litera ture afforded her great delight and even at the great age of 91 she could still repeat many of these as well the psalms and catchlsms mem orized in her childhood rw funeral service in her late home on wedneday evening was lar gely attended by friends and neigh hours who came to pay their tribute of respect to one whom they admired and esteemed rev j h dean of dundalk as assisted by a former pastor of the- deceased giv o w holmes of maxwell mr dean stres sed that ood if nov the ood of the dead but of the living and that devereaux dvrtd lawson beat mhatgrafv of toronto bar la s hy arnott and jack arnott of greatctaodcfaudren tama lee tommy mossrote nellie michelle of santa oallfornla ltaneroo nieces dbews reside in georgetown oal vancouver bjo and fca the states of oallfornla and o thre ate- ters and one brothertatoobe half- sister and halfbrother predeceased ner some years ago txmdatt herald so wide spending bande the average total dally i per person wane on vacation frgm 288 tor those who camp fca tenia to mom for those who stsjr b european plan botsls s norval announcement you can now obtain your georgetown herald at hudsons v meat and grocery store every wednesday evening our phone number 18 now 90 r 1 5 georgetown we close ai 9 pm q you are invited to attend norval junior farmers rally in norval parish hall tuesday november 1 1th 845 pm speaker j l lambert principal of georgetown high school silver collection laaea provide heads glasses ass sasertt strut and reeh- moa la ax oscosum moan si whitmees deluxe we re sure all the little angels at high school took mr lamberts tul i vice and behaved like nl little gen luemwi last vlday halloween ynu know by the way where are tht basketball standards and who were i the jokers who put thi- red iwitcm streetsign and deer head in tront of the school again this week by popular re quest and a two dollar bill we in clude in our noble column another of those artistic poems by that cele orated poet hans ooldy the gold dioobst many things i have are old and many things are new in every pawn shop i have sold the things i got from you you took me dining dancing too i truly loved it ah but every little thing id do aided your downfall x brought you home tor mere to see you dined and drank with ue but if you knew the inner me youd really make- a fuss poppa thought you quite the lad and offered you his wine he really thought the lovebug bad made ma truly thine but if you sell that bulcketght or lose your pops allowance to be sure you wont have long to wait before you get the bounce by hans he boctfftftj just a memory a x down town acre town out of town 241w in the mail bag hot srd 1m7 dear mr editor- laaj we oonvey through your newspaper the sincere thanka of the georgetown lion olob and the cto-n- mlttee to charge to the raaoy cm- sens aho save of their tfcne to maka the ta ounlc such a snocese par ticular mention can be made of the at i ambulance ladles the isrs jwpreeentatjve of every lad les lasaiitsltiici in os mrs ttstor tnusds woo acted aa sacrs- terr and the oddfellows lodes b fcj bbs spfctt ot cooper tvwi that ana dubsour inunlcspsllsy a suq taster paws in which to lire the woodland caribou neither as wary nor as swift in avoiding danger as the white tailed deer falls an easy prey to hunters largely through its own sense of cunosiry although completely protected by law in canada it is in perhaps more imminent danger of extermination than any other of our biggame animals only through the strict observance of conservahon principles will this animal survive the success of conservahon measures depends on informed public opinion timely authoritative bterature on the conservahon of our natural resources and full colour prints of wildlife lllustrabons without advertising axe avail able free by writing to the carling conservahon club waterloo ontario thw bison provides a striking sample of bow man can reduce an enbie species to a mere handful oi survivors now preserved in our national parks toytatcht wt ciulht kb carlings til call ib iieweitesjlisutel wutiiiee ntit yd is tl enjoy ymis trllyjm