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Page 20- THE HERALD Wednesday June 20 1990 INorvalNews By KAY WILSON Correspondent In memory of Lynda In memory of Lynda Shaw of HuttonvlUe a memorial service was held at the University of Western Ontario where Lynda was in her third year as an engineering student Lyndas brother Graham Shaw told about mourners that the senseless brutal death of his sister had left him filled with anger Students wept openly at the half hour service for Lynda who disappeared Easter weekend Her beaten stabbed and partly burned body was found a week later The doors of her Dodge Shadow were locked the front tire had been changed and the back wmdow was smashed The suspect has been found Graham Shaw described his emotions following a phone call from Lyndas worried friend Enc Cameron that Lynda had failed to show up for final exams on Easter Monday First I was filled with sadness then anger said her brother But with the sense of pride I have for my sister I hope this will give me the strength to remember Lynda for her ever mindful needs of others for her commitment to her school years first to Hut then Brampton Secondary School and her university years with her final exams but most of all for her overall joy of living this was my beloved sister Lynda Parents of Lynda Carol and Murray Taylor grandparents and Audrey Collins and president George Pederson attend Rev Jim i and support to I firm noting that her feelings of mp ige across country He continued in hat a iduaK government thi university should t ikt a much stronger il violence death Words of ince win ho given orbit 1 with musical tributes l Kim Rev Louise Peters the open as well as leading in responsn e readings In memory of Shaw these verses were wrote b I inda Watell truly loved life earning searching giving Never giving up always Determined to be the best to be a success Smart down to earth Honest caring in life an engineering student ill be remembered e share her family s grief She was one of our brightest so much promise So much to give so much to live or is taken from us all who her Also believed in her ideals hant ever forget her Her voice may be silenced but her spirit will be with us always John dean of mechanical engineering and faculty advisor said after the EVENING SPECIAL LJ2 One Dozen For Only Donuts Baked Dally on 306 Gulph St 8731211 service that donations to Lynda Shaws Memorial Fund have been coming in from across Ontario Contributions can be made payable to the University oi Western Ontario 60th anniversary The Town lane now Winston Churchill Euchre Club celebrated their anniversary of weekly euchre parties on June 16 The roast beef noon dinner was held in Norval United Church and was catered by the ladies of the convened by Marilyn Smith Pink carnations decorated the tables and geraniums added to the decay of the hall which made up the prizes and draws later President Alan chaired the anniversary party and Kay Wilson was secretary treasurer Alan welcomed all members and held a minutes silence in honour of those members who had passed away Olhe Mason played for the singing of Grace and Lots thanked the ladies of the church for the catering Reminiscing was a highlight of the afternoon Ray recall ed how Jack hitched up the team and sleigh and picked up members along the way from his home on Road across Steeles Avenue to Sam s on the Line of Hills Following the evening card game and they played the card which was rounds and lunch Ihev started for home with the team and sleigh in the wee hours of the Alan talked about the night of the snowstorm when Albert and tie Hunter got stuck in the snow and were picked up the Har rops but still walked half milt home iie spoke for her husbands mother Lena who renumbered tlu lunchts tht h id with wiches pie cream to finish off thi evenings Mrs hid drop if but whin pulled out could s it ill ird pi ivtrs for lunch Of ill lit in IMOs wen with lots if dimes in inuif turns I inch I Ik i us ml mint lit ilk is this MS I 1 s il 1 i It nut t Wilson id Inw ihb tried mi us nit mini irold I if remcmberid w huh hi did I- irl Jem hid i house with relatives friends ind neighbors for an in J inn in phved euchre lunch dad rolled up the in the living room for i morn made sure she had lifted rug up the dust Mother piano and Will Sinclair tailed off for square danc Will the I lie Campbell Sinclair f from Georgetown forwhichSmclair isnamed The next Monday night follow ing the party neighbors Lawrence May and Edgar Lyons came up to talk about the party We children I was the oldest of five were sent to bed However a stove pipe hole about the kitchen had we older kids listening to hear what the visitors had to say This is what we heard What a great party why can t we do this once a week So this was the beginning of the Town Euchre Club every Monday night till every couple hosted an evening The big problem for my parents was the babysitting but when Jean Harrop didnt go with her parents she babysat us kids No sooner had our parents gone out the door than we had the brown sugar out to make maple cream candy There wasnt a piece left either and dishes were all washed up too but Im sure mom missed the brown sugar as these were the years and times were not good Audrey Wilson recalled how they played the full card of rounds and while the women were lunch the men would play pony Mason spoke of the euchre club years and hoped they would continue Lois they continue but change to afternoons The remainder of the afternoon was spent playing euchre and win were Ethel Webb Pat Barber Del Wallace and Doug Lucky draw winners were Jean Harrop Ruth Hyatt and Wilmer Mason All were happy to welcome 91 yearold Lawrence May the charter member of the club Some well known people who were members of the club were the late Stan Hall and Mrs Hall prominent Holstein breeder the late J Fraser and Mrs and our own Lawrence May who was a dairy farmer now Maple Lodge Farm The farm is operated by his sons Jack and Bob and their families The afternoon finished off with the club favorite pie and ice cream and a great afternoon tame to a close Graduate ivne son of J unit Kith 1 me r riuivcd his of its on Situiday June it of irk ton I ii tit it Hit with wen iood en Is neighbors Shu lev HI md il I of girl i to I ml Hub i it It of thi I is It nil it Pet d Hi on June 13 Proud tilth time innts in it of irimp- first Richard and Kendrick of Georgetown SPRING SPECIAL Full House Fox Family Of I DEBS ONLY 348 Guelph Street NEXT TO eat GLASS IN THE CENTRE Georgetown We have asked our carriers to E complete their J deliveries as 1 early as possible each week If your Herald is not delivered to your home please phone our circulation department CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT HOURS Far your convenience the Circulation Department is open from 5 m Monday to Friday WELL DELIVER TO YOUR HOME 8772201 i Get well Get well wishes to Norman Copeland of who has been a patient for two weeks in Peel Memorial Hospital Bramp ton Garage sale Gigantic garage sale Saturday July 7 on Farm Steele Ave and 10th Line by the citizens group who are fighting the asphalt plant All or any donations would be appreciated Drop off at Teg gart Farm or phone for pickup at 7624 877 or HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN WANTED FOR TURNING Known frequent Kinsmen and The Planning a k a Bruce LA- jiIj RECYCLING ofl j Graduate John Emma and David are delighted to announce the graduation of their wifemom Peggy from York University She received a bachelor of arts degree honors majoring in English and psychology and was listed on the Deans Honors Roll Peggy also received a bachelor of education degree graduating cum laude She has accepted a teaching position with the Peel Board of Education There are so many ways to remember That one of the advantages of choosing cremation It offers the widest range of commemo rative options possible Cremated remains can be buried They can be placed in an urn and in a niche Or they can be scattered in a scattering garden or at a place special to the deceased or the family That variety of choice helps make cremation both simple and deeply meaningful For more informa tion on cremation and the range of commemorative options it affords call us send us the coupon or stop by sometime for a chat send me more on on and commemoration there no no one will call on me except at my express Meadowvale Cemetery Crematorium Mausoleum CI ir lfi Caring profit service to the 1981