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Rev B. E. Lougý B.Th. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas DewelI SUNDAY, DECEMIBER 29 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Church School - 1:00a.m. Christmas Sunday Service 111: 15 a. m. Very Special Music CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE Tuesday, Decemiber 24th 10: 00 P.mn. Sponsored 13y the Hi-C KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Worship Service - 9:45 a.mn. Church School - 11:00o a.m. Dial-A-Thought 993-9151 WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orone Phone 983-5343 PRINCE CRAFE BOATS Alouette Snow Mobiles MeCDOCh Chain Saws Repairs te ail makes ef Lawn Mowers and .2 and 4 cycle Fnfflnes ALLOUETWE SNOWNOBILEIS A recount of votes by Judge Currelly in Cobourg on Friday of last week has given George Cameron of the Golf Course Road, Newcastle the second seat -on the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. Mr. Lawrence Greenwood, an incumbent member of the board will flot now represent the ward alon, with W. H. Carman. The recounit was obtained by Mr. Cameron when follow- *ing election night only two votes separated him and Mr. Greenwood. The count on election night was given as 478 ,fCameron and 480 for Cameron. The recount on Friday reversed the former decision giving Mr. Cameron the win over Mr. Greenwood. The recount went 476 for Cameron and 472 for Greenwood. Mr. Cameron now has a margin of four votes. Ward three of the Town of Newcastle will now be repre- sented by W. H. Carman and Mr. George Cameron for the years 1975 and'1976. New weII% 1 topro'd u ce, The second Orono well bas been completed, as far as the well is concerned itself. The Region will now have a pump bouse constructed and a pum installed along with connec- ting the weIl to the Orono water systemn. It is now expected that the ýost of the well wiIl be lower han th, estimated $60,W0.o. The Orono Water System, which now is actually defunct, is turning over a sum Of $37,400 which is surplus from its opera tion over the past few years. This money is to be applied against the cost of the second well and will reduce the amount of debenturinig. The new well bas been developed to pumrp a total of 100 gallons per minute. This was established over a three- day pumaping test last week. The well driller stated that the new well could well pumap in excess of 150 gallons per min- ute and possible as much as 200 gpm. In 1965 the test or this site, just east of the mi- pond, tes ted at 150 gpmn. The well, now in use at the mer, Bowmanville and ~ Steeves of Newcastle. It is expected that the service club will realize close to three hundred dollars from the draw which they will use tpr community betterment. Questions north endi of the village m rn delivers 75 gallons per minute m rn Turkey buildings ,drawCounillor Ken Lyall quest- draw ioned how a log cabin and a large tent could be consideredý winners part of a Marina comnplex. un Wednesday even ing the The matter came up at a Orono Oddfellow%~ Service recent meeting of council Club held their annual draw when the building progress ýfn fpn t.ikv , f hp p. report was before council Times, Monday -December 23rd, 1974 C~~Cameron, Wl,, Good for, Kirby General Store BOlB AND BILL RZEID Councillor Lyall said coun- cil was always telling people that they would have to abide by the law, but they grant exemption to these laws to some, he said. The two structures are part of the Newcastle Marina, that owner Scott Fennell sees as a total recreationalsite and has been helped along by provinc- ial and federal government grants, that deepened the harborand built breakwaters. Yet' when the structures were originall put ue a few months ago, the counicîl decided that they were oncon- travention of the by-law., Later is reversed its posit-