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-Oronù We ekhI itmes, M'e dii<'.d:a. November Ith. 1978 (Continued frornIm b't RICK AIR -I.(TL FORTIRDTH which compared with 4,692 for Bob Dykstra who was seeking the'seat after spend- ing two years on council as regional councillor. With the exception of a few poils Rickard was always out in front and this continued as the returtis in Bowýmanville were tahulatied. ln Ward three Bill Clarke took a comfortable lead over his two opponents, incumbent Ted Woodyard and councillor Gray, His strength was spread out over the èntire ward while Woodyard found môst of his votes in Kendal, and central Orono. Gray took his edge in Newcastle Village but it was a narrow edge over Bill Clarke. Clarke totalled 1270'. Gray 979 Woodyard 9001 The race for local council in Ward three was a run-away for Keith Barr ovér Larry Pooler. Barr rang up 2028 compared with Poolers 1042 votes. Barr received 30.11 percent of the eligible voters in the ward and except for the OU /Wood Combination Furnaces $99ào5OO Wood Furnace $*>540OO Orono Fuel& Lumber Ltd.- Lumber & Building Supplies - Fuel 01 - Oit Furnaces 983-9167 Station St. & Hwy. 115, Orono se,... s.....Seee*SSSSeSSeSSS eee C'e Satas PAAD "CrsmseihsU YorLie eA RDY Nov e8 Bowanvlle BowAnnulea B 030wm avile * "Chriest masLigts5Up. Orono polls -had a wide edge throughout. In Ward one Ann Cowman unseated regional councillor Bruce Taylor by a count of 2,097 votes to 1,648. Mrs., Cowman had been a council- lor on council during its first termn but was defeated by a narrow margin in the 1976 eleetion for regional council by Bruce Taylor. Jasper Holliday seeking his second termn as local councillor in Ward one returned with a thousand vote majority over his oponent Bernie Hemning. Holliday 2,298, Hemning 1,288 votes. In Ward two and battie for the position of regional counc- illor was waged between the winning candidate Ivan Hobbs and Don Allin who has held the local council seat since the inception of regional council. Hobbs, a former regional councillor'during the first term of the new Town of Newcastle took back his seat on council by a narrow margin of 69 votes. Hobbs 1,596, Allin 1,527, Broadbent 1,170. Maurice Prout seeking election as local councillor in ward two took a wide margin over his opponent, Bruce Colwell. Prout 2,556, Colwell 1,655. 0f the five new faces to appear on the 1979-80 council four have had previous coun- cil experience either on the Town of Newcastle couneil or former counculs in their own centres. An evenîng in the Ga naraska There is an inviting forest on our backdoor step, yet during these refreshing chilly November days we hesitate to explore its changing face. The Family Celebration and Indian Night Hike at the Ganaraska Forest Centre on Sunday, November l9th, from 6-8 p.riii. offers al folks the chance to enjoy the Nov- ember woods in a novel way. 6:00 p.m. - Famnily Celebration. Around an indoor campfire, the Reverend Wyatt will lead a lively nondenominational musical church service. 6:45 p.m. - Indian Night'Hike An encounter with the mysterious woods in the same way generatidns of Indians before us have. 7:45 p.m. - Warin Up Hot chocolate and baked goods will be served at the Country Kindness Table. Admission: A contribution of baked goods to the Country Kindness Table for all to share in at evening's end. N EWTONVILLE >WATE RWORKS 7 Days aWeek Wells, Cisterns, Pool and Lawns Town Water NE WTON VILLE 786-2381 G. Cowlard Dei't Leave ILt teChance Be sure your home is truly protected by a good policy Cail us now Milison Insurance. Agency Office: Corner of Church and Cobbledick Street 983-5032 OBITUARY: DXSERVICE STATION: EDWARD EPHRIAM Highway 35 & 1 is, just north of Newcastle GRAHAIM Featuring- The funeral service f or Premium Quality Products Edward Ephriamn Graham, * At the Most Reasonble' 64, a resident of Orono. for S! PricesI 0thirty-eight years, was held Stove Oi I on October 24th, 1978, foliow ing his death at the Oshawa Diesel 011 Genera Hospial. iAvailable in any quantity The late Mr. Graham, son Phone 987-4215 of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. . Graham, was born in Cooks- We have a complete lune of town, Ontario where he re- keived his education. POP-C ITY Soft Drinks. Save byI Married to Rosella j. buyn hs aea ie Staples of Oakville, Manitoba * uyn hsacsetatm. in October 11, 1940 the couple ~m mm mm mm mm mm nave resideci in Orono for the past 38 years. The deceased was ernployed on General Motors security for twenty- five years retiring in April of 1976. He was a member of the Oorno United Church and served for three years with the Canadian Navy. He is survived by his wife, Rosella, Orono, a daughter, Marlene (Mrs. Thos. Burnett) Oakville, Ontario, a son Terry of Guelph and five grand- children, Patti, Marjie, Lisa, Kirsten and Andrew, a sister Dora (Mrs. Gaynor> of Fen- elon Falls and three brothers, Roy of Cookstown, Don of Bobcaygeon and Vernon of Orono. Mr. Graham rested at the Morris Funeral Chapel in Bowmanvi]le. Rev. Basil Long of the Orono United Church officiated at the service. Palîbearers were: Mr. Dick Gibb, Keith Gibb, Phil Cann, Danny Cann, Ed Milîson and Robert Beacock. Honorary bearers were: Mr-. Wm. Reid Sr., and Mr. Gordon Watson. Flower bearers were Mr. Murray Mourer, Mr. Earle lvy and friends fromn the GM plant protection. Interment waýj made in the Orono -,zrnetery. Available now at ROLPH DOMINION HARDWARE ORONO, ONT. 983-5207 -i 4) -------------- -