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i0 Trhe Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville. July 9.1975 Section Two New Democrats Durham East Elect Officers Brian Smith of Bow,ýmanville was eiected president of the new NDP riding association for Durham East at a founding meeting in M.J. Hobbs School in Hampton, Wednesday, July 2. Other members of the executive elected are: Hugh Coutts, vice-president; Cyn- thia Zander, secretary; Ernie Konzelman, treasurer; Pat Mantel, membership secre- tary; Tina Olthof, organizer; Gerry Qîthbof, provincial cou- cil delegate;, Martir Manitel, alternate delegate; and Gerry Qîthof social cconvener. Durham East NDP candi- date Doug Mloffatt was the guest speaker. Formation of a new association was made necessary by a redistribution of riding boundaries which placed northeast Oshawa in the riding, which also includes the new Town of Newcastle- ZION Mr. Fred Raby returned home last week from St. Joseph's Hospital, Peter- borough and is slowly pro- gressing. Mrs. L. Ttterîngton and Raymond spent the past week at their cottage at Jack's Take. We understand Mr. and Mrs. Jerrpild Jacobs and famnily have taken up resi- dence in Milbrook. The new homes on the Zion Road are becoming occupied - severai new families moved in last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raby, Coiborne spent Monday with relatives at Roseberry Hill. Mr. and Mrs. John Men- eilley and boys visited rela- tives at Roseberry Hill on Tuesday, The marriage of Margaret Gerow to Charles Raby, R.R. 3, Port Hope took place quietly at the Welcomne United Church. Manse, Saturday, June 14, 1975 at 3 p.m. Reverend R.M. Bartlett officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her son David. Winnie and Charles Meneilley, sister and brother- ýin-iaw of the groomn were their attendants. A reception was held at the bride's home after which the happy cou ple left for a trip through tlieEastern pro- vinces. Beautiful weather favoured the wedding of Miss Anne Irwvin, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Irwin, R.R. 1, Port Hope to Mr. Robert Mercer of Elizabethville. The marriage tookp lace ai Wel- corne United Church, Satur- day, June 21, 1975 at 3 p.m.. Rev. M. Bartlett offficiated. Thne receptiôn wxas held at the bride's parents borne at Zion. OBITUARYî GORDON THOMAS McPHE1tSON Following a lengthy illness, Gordon Thomas McPherson, aged 70, passed away, Tues- day, June 24, 1975 in Memorial Hospital, Bowmianville. Born in Mari posa Township and educated at Brown'S, School and Mariposa Town- ship, he was mnarried October 10, 1942 to Mildred Johnston. A resident of Bowmanville since 1942, he, was employed in security at Goodyear Canada, Bowma-nville plant, retiring 8 years ago. Mr. McPherson was a member of St. Paul's United Church where he served as a steward, and of Mason's Brock Lodge, Cannington. Surviving are his wife Mildred and daughter Elaine. A sîster, Christine Currie of Beaveýrton, passed away re- cently. Reverend N.E. Schamer- horn, B.A., M. Div., officiated at the funeral service held on Thursday, at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Pall-lbearers were Messrs. BUI LD UIT B-EAVER 0 x 12' Cedar Patio Deck For home entertaining, relaxing.. Itfs like adding an extra rooml Compare Our With a complete package, right down to the nails,' and construction plans from Beaver, it's a cinch to .add this attractive Sun deck to your home or cottage. And cedar is the natural choice for 8'X 7' lumber because o.f its native resîstance to weather One Piece and moisture damage. Corne in to see us today! ' Garage Door Check the values Save on our big aalbeon 101 x 7' Steel other sizes too! %! The fourth meeting of the M.J. Hobbs Parent Advisory Comminittee was held on Mon- day, June 9, in the Home Economics RPoorni. The house league system tor the comning year was ex- plained by Mr. E.S. Taylor. 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