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To Speak, at Orono and Kirby Cliorches On Sunday, May 191ti, the Orono Uniied Church pastoral charge is to be privileged to have as their guests, Rev'. Bill and Phyllis Hincks, recentiy reurnied Missionaries fromn Zambia. Rev. Hincks will be speaking at services in boîh Orono and Kirby. St. Saviour's Salad Supper The St. Saviour's Salad Supper is being heid on Mav t5th ai 6 p.m. in thie Or-ono Commtnityi Centre. T-ickel!pýriced at $6.00 adults, children under 12, $3.00 Cahi 983-5654 afier three o'clock, Some election resuits George Ashe, incumbhei Progreie Csevaive won his third terni in the riding of Durham WVesîlfast Wednesday but with his major-iiy reduced by 6,000 over ihial of the 1981 election. Asýhe poiied 17,341 with iberial Birian Evýans polii!,g 13,49(1 and NDP Don ïlStewanj[ 7,868. Durhm-Yrk ernmdedproresivecons'erative wvith inICumlbent RkoSStvnsnpolllng 1,5 oehhieal can- diat, DonHaddn,'74)9 and NDP NMarg Wiibur 5440 vis MIike BreaugLh, NPII> (>shaa, .was lio)suIrprise as thle ~r~e fQ tu Osawaiidjing. HoýLaLd Sleppardnin dhe rndingm, orhmeradand mijmuhtew PC c:andidate von is second irrnin ihý elegiil ire blit wih a reduced majùiiryover [lhe liberal c:andid-ate. Shep- r ld 14,296 wiîhi liberai Joan 1acî comnin-g in ai -1246.DP Judi Ar-msiron.g poled 3249. Mangar rezoning referred to staff The General Purpose corn- niittee of the Town of Newcastle has referred a zon- ing amendment application by Mike Mangar of Manigar's, Garage, Orono, back th de planning deparîment asking for consultation between planning sitaff, the applicant and those in objection 10 see if an agreement can bc reach- ed. The application hias asked for an arnendrnent Io the Comprehensive Zoning By- law 10 ailow mnotor vehicie sales and rentais 10 be under- taken on the property along wvith the sale of automnotive parts, body work and pain- ting for safety checks and propane conversions. Couincil has received petî- tions both in objection to the application and from those Sami Cureatz, PC in Durham East, again swarnped his opposition ini Iast Thursciays election poliing a total vote of 15,193. He held a healthy majority over his nearest rival, Doug Smith, N.D.P. who polled 9,832 votes. Steve Ryan, liberal, foliowed with 7,584 votes. In the 1981 election Cureatz hiad a pflurality of 6200 over the NDP can- didate, Bruice McArihur who poiled ini at 8,648 compared to Cureaiz with 14,840. There were a total of' 56,534 elig-ible voters in Durhamn East for Thu.rsday's election and 32,867 cast their ballots in the election. This resulted in a 58.14 percent turot lai the poils comparingith 6) percent in the 1981 election. CuLreatzzfheld strong in ihe rural areas of the riîng which would include Orono and Newcastle and heki hisý own in the City PAlS where Doug Smith gained the ma- jority of his support. Smith showed the greatest gain of some 1300 votes overali over that of the 1981 election. Cureatz held strong in the riding even though in other sectors of the province the C'onservatives lost seats and losI uti pluralities. This was flot the case in Durham East. The local success for Cure-atz hl as to be attributed to his service Io the riding agd a mnost efficient organizaI ioi which conducted the amn- paign across the whole of the riding. NeiOiherithe NDP odiîh$ 1 iberals were able !o iatch1 11is aspect of ithe el-iton