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8-0rono Weeklv Tinmes, Wednesday, June 22nd, 1977 OBITUARY Richard E. Logan The death of Richard E. Logan in his 86th y' ear occurred Tuesday, June 7t,1 1977, at Memiorial Hospital, Bom manlville. Son of the tale Mary and Roberl Logan, hiewas born, raised and educated in the Twý,eed area. Hlis trade wvas tinsmithing aind plunIbing and with the exception of tiime spent in the Army Mledical Corps, during the first world ,,ar, he continued his trade in " e Bowmanville and Orono areas until his retirement in 1963. He was predeceased by his wife Annie Elizabeth Girven, whom he married September 18, 1918, in Peter- borough. They made their home in Bowmanville for niearly' vtwenty years, moving to Orono in 1938ý Caharles Reid Orono's Licensed Auctioneer Valuator Secialize lu Farmi Furniture Sales Consuit me for terms and dates Phone Orono 983-5914 Het, uas an active member of Si. Andrews lresbyterian Church in Bowmanville, and on) mo1ving to Orono became a memiber of Orono UnIted Chiurch, for many years a member of lte choir, officiai board a1nd session. His ilerest in civýic and public affairs, gave him service on thleOronlo Police Tusesand Cham111ber of masoinry played a very important part in his life. and lie \was ai Life member of the Orono Masonic Lodge No. 32, H %,uar Lif e Member of Pal1estine Chapter Royal Arch Masons 249 Bowmianv Ille. of lhe Moore Sovereignl Consis- 1trv of Scottish Rite of Freemasonry 32 Degrees Hiannilton, Ontario; of the Suipreme Council A. & A.R.S. Dominion of Canada, of the iPeterhorouigh Lodge of Per- fection A. & A.R.S. and the Pei erobhorgh Chapter of Rose Croix, A. & A.S.R. He is survived by' his daughters, Ruth (Mrs. N1,or- man Alun) Orono and Jean tMrs. E.G. Hay) Newcastle; four grandchildrefl and seven great-grandchildrefl. The fun- eral service was held at the Lang Memorial Chapel in O-rono, the Rev. Basil Long officiating. Palîbearers were, Don Hay, Wmn. Hay, Paul Barclay, Chas. Trim, Herb Duvaîl and Robt. Rosseau. The many beautiful floral triblnes. and the monitory suýpp0rf contrîhuted to the Cancer Society and the Heart Foundation attested to the esteemn in which the deceased wvas held. lntetment was in Orono Cemetery, Thursday, June 4111, 1977. W.j ÇVI Taping-Spray Ceilings Plaster Repair Paiting Wally LÙ c Yk 983-5518 ORONO CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE Sealed Tenders, clearly markedl as to contents, will be received by the nndersigned until: 5: 00 p. m, E. D.S. T., Wedinesday, JuIy 6, 1977 SPECIFICATION Nos. 77-46: 7747; 77-48. for Two HiaIf-Ton Trucks One 27,500 G.V.W. Cab and Chassis One 10,000 G.V.W. Cab and Chassis AIl Tenders must be submitted on forms sup- plied by the Town, which may be obtained from the Foffice of the undersigned. Late Tenders tiot accepted. Lowest, or any, Tender flot necessarily accepted. Director Public Works, Muanicipal Building, Hlampton, Ontario Floral arranging for Jr. gardeners Fifteen enthusiastic Junior members met çm. June 14th ini Orono United Church. Rol caîl was answered by naming a summer flower and -reports on garden progress were given. Mrs. Zegers demonstrated the making of a floral arrangement and gave the and plenty of imagination. Some of these were quite charming. The members were remin- cled that they are to meet again on June 25th to make flower baskets for sale. This. is a money raising project for th-- club and memrbers were asked to bring flowers and cedar clippings if they ha d any available. The annual picnic will be held on July 12th. Junior gardeners compete in Windsor design. Ahpconhad brougt flo Congratulations to the Or- Quade won third and f ourth in desgn folgead ongtainers, ono Jr. Gardeners who were the dish garden competitions. and following the demnon- successful at the Ontario Four delegates attended the stration made their own floral Horticultural Convention, 3 day convention fromn Orono arrangement. held in Windsor last week. Society, Adele McGill, Joan Denise Challice and Connie Couvier and Mr. and Mrs. O. The second project was to Boeke were first and second Challice. Orono Sr. Society mnake a small creature. using ini the essay comipetition, and receiv,.ed a fourth onrze for the ;i st-aishei. ckoloured paper Paul V an [umi ano w'ýayne '-'I'cempeillions. Water Delivery SIMNMING POOLS, WELLS & CISTERNS '2000 Gallon Tank TaAYLOR Sad & Gravel 983-5003 F. R. Tennant Fuels Lt. Phone 993-5693~ lia mutons Insurance Service Your Friendly Agency Ail Personal and Commercial Insurance Sue Sawyer For Dependable Ser-vice 983-5115