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Gurutttj itlhlikl*» G«ra"ltd 'ferrt-CflS 1 E ?^5»ORHpUSEPAf WH8TE WHITE Bruce Lush, principal at and keeping the schedule on K-K Fun Day last Friday kept the Kendal-Kirby School falls time. a constant check on the : into the job of keeping score Interested students at the tabulations. Its not as easy at it looks Guaranteed One Coat covers Your Choice of Finish on WHITE SALE SALE PRICE PRICE No its not as easy as it looks - a straight line from the end of your nose to the opening of a fruit tin. Success was only about fifty fifty percent. The challenge was one of many event held at Kirby for the Fun Day activities. activities. $27.75 $32.99 imperial gallon outlasts even leading ÔH ' base house paints rèsists blistering & peeling mildew resistant retains gloss for years ,,nmanufacturer ' imperial gallon resists peeling & blistering L resists mildew satin finish dry in one hour imperial gallon qon chalking contains fungacide high gloss finish long lasting JOB PRINTING ORONO WEEKLY TIMES ROLPH HARDWARE LTD. M we made our name in hardware Box 249, ORONO, ONTARIO LOB 1 MO 983-5207 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 29, 1983-7 OBITUARY LAWRENCE A SQUAIR After a lengthy illness Lawrence A. Squair passed away June 10, 1983 at Memorial Hospital, Bowman ville in his ninetieth year. Son of the late Frank and Annie Squair he lived his entire entire life at Orono, Salem, and Bowmanville, attending Salem Public School and Bowmanville High School. He was an active member of Salem United Church., , In 1934 he married Helen Pollard Rice who predeceased predeceased him in 1942. Mr. Squair farmed at Salem (Lot 7, Concession 3 Former Darlington Township) where he specialized in apple growing until 1970. The first reforestation planting in Ontario Ontario was on this farm with trees shipped from Germany. The funeral was held from Morris Funeral Chapel on June 13, 1983 with Reverand N. E. Schamerhorn officiating. officiating. Pallbearers were Up and Down theBookstacks The Last Lion by William Manchester (the life of Winston Churchill from 1874 to 1932) Kids can read Better by Victoria Williams (how to solve your, child's reading problems in just minutes à day) Duke a Love Story by Pat Stacy (an intimate memoir of John Wayne's last years) The Price of Power by Seymour Hersh (Kissinger in the Nixon White House) The Build-a-bed Book by John Boeschén (a guide to buying and building beds) Mr. Leslie Welsh, Mr. Farewell Blackburn, Mr. Don Richards, Mr. Chas. Langmaid, Mr. Brenton, Darch and Mr. Orville Lunn. Interment Bowmanville Cemetary. - From the Heart - Folk Art in Canada Ancient Evenings by Norman Norman Mailer (an historical novel set in ancient Egypt) Intimate Friends by Charlotte Vale Allen (another best •seller) Domina by Barbara Wood (a woman's search for professional professional acceptance as a doctor and the man she loves) Forced Landing by Thomas Block (a crackling story of a brilliantly conceived conceived skyjacking) Solo Run by Hans Herlin (betrayal in the deadly game of espionage) So Many Partings by Cathy Cash Spellman ( a novel of Ireland) .The Snap by A.J. Quinnell (from,the author of "A Man on Fire") Crafts at Library Crafts for school age children will'be offered starting starting Wednesday, July 6th from 1-2 p.m. Registration is necessary.