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THE HERALD Wednesday May ISM Page Community saddened By KAY WILSON Norval Correspondent Huttonville community was sad dened and in shock as an overflow ing crowd of mourners attended the funeral of Lynda Shaw at the Archdekin Funeral Home Bramp ton on April 28 Dearly loved daughter of Carol and stepfather Murray Taylor of Windermere loved sister of Graham grandparents Ed and Audrey Collins all of Huttonville and Grampa Herald Shaw of Brampton Relatives and friends from the Windermere Huttonville and Brampton area and from across the province came to show their respects for Lynda and to be close toner parents and family Comforting words were spoken by a family friend Ray ington and the Rev Earl Cooper both of Fellowship Baptist Church More than 350 people filled the 158seat chapel overflowing to the outside and listened to the service over loudspeakers It just wasn possible to go back to when we dtdn t have to lock our bikes or lock our doors friend Ray said If we re going to find change in the world today we re going to have to change our hearts people have to be willing to let God into their sou Rev Cooper told the mourners they should turn to God for peace and they would it I think of Lynda and happy times the smile the sparkling eyes Lynda was a loving girl She thought of others ahead of herself Groups of young people com each other from the Hut tonville Public School Brampton Centennial Secondary School and Meeting held Community Association meeting was held in Norval School with chairman for the evening Joan Carter and Secretary Ellen Carter An open forum was held to hear the concerns of the residents Kathy GasUe gave the report of the citizens concerns of the proposed plaza on Mary St 1 Residents feel there is no need for a plaza in our hamlet as there is a surplus of unrented stores in Georgetown 2 There would be a serious fie hazard turning unto Highway 3 Run off water with no storm sewer Lack of space for sewage disposal Lack of parking Loss of village atmosphere Many other issues were discuss ed concerning phoning the number for the police people were complaining about being shifted from one department to the other causing delay The association decided to ask the Highway to clean up Highway in the village The Association decided to raise money by having a Yard Sale It was suggested a light be in stalled at the top of the hill on the west side of the village and to ask that the light at the top of the cemetery hill be replaced as it is out of order Churches unite Huttonville and Norval United Church joined Home Church in celebrating their anniver Rev Stephen Fetter led the worship service Guest speaker was the Rev Hugh Reid of Cayuga Pastorial Charge Her sermon was Peace that Divides Special music with Dennis Van Ravens as choir leader was given by the choir Bill along with Bonnie Neely sang the duet part in the choir number In The Need of Prayer During the offering Bill along with his 82 yearold father sang a duet Surely Goodness and Mercy Shall Follow Me Ail the hymns were accompanied by trumpeter Mr Karl Lin and trom bone player Bill Van Ravens A social hour followed the service Western University of London and listened for the comforting words spoken why then Lynda was taken from them so suddenly To help keep the memory of Lynda each mourner was given an evergreen seedling to plant just like the one that shades the grave where Lynda was laid to rest beside her father William Shaw in the Brampton Cemetery Leo a long time fami ly friend asked those assembled to name the tree the Lynda Tree An evergreen is a living memory he said Pallbearers were the brother Graham friend Eric Cameron uncles Glen and Jim Collins and cousins Paul and Mark Collins Banks of flowers under a spruce tree were a fitting tribute to the young life now at peace Wedding bells The marriage of Joan Gardner Offer and John S took place April 28 1990 at 6 at the Wed ding Chapel Brampton A recep tion followed at the Terra Cotta Inn Vickey Courtney of was Matron of Honor and Best Man was BUI Halkew of Toronto The bride wore a lovely ivory lace cocktail length dress The couples parents relatives and a few close friends attended All en joyed the unseasonable warm evening on the Terra Cotta Inn patio following the reception Joan is the daughter of Jim and Lorraine Gardner of Goderich and John is the son of Jim and Alma Doane of Norval Classical Brunch The Ralph Memorial Committee is pleased to announce the fourth annual classical brunch held in Ralph Ursel s memory The brunch will be held this Sunday Mother s Day at 11 a in the Cultural Centre Gallery Brunch begins promptly at a m follow ed by a concert by Toronto guitar and flute duo Ambiance The committee likes to take time every spring to remember Ralph who was a local musician arts leader and former Citizen of the Year What better place to celebrate than in the Cultural Centre the building which Ralph was instrumental in bringing to town Although Ralph was known to be a 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