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Section Two The Canadian Statesmian, Bowmanville, October 1, 1F Durham Elementary School Teachers Have Tentative Agreement -on September 9th, tentative agreement was reached on salaries, benefits and staff complement between the Dur- ham Elementary School Teachers and the Durham B3oard of Education for the ~coiyear 1975-76. This '~concludes approximately five months of bargaining. The total agreement rep- resents an estimated maxi- mum increase of $5,064,750 (including increment) over the present (74-75) levels by the end of the contract. Beginning teachers will be paid $8,890 by January 1, 1976 and the maximum salary for the most experienceci and qualified teacher will be $23,770 by January 1, 1976. The avera ge increase for present staff is estimated to be $3,325 by the end of the contract. P rin cipals' maximum salaries w..l go from the present $24,000 to $29,300 by January 1, 1976. Employer contributions to Fringe Benefits will be 75 per cent including a Dental Plar in the new contract. ,A Thoughf for Autumn byv Anne Fredericks Autumn - the most glorious season of the year. A time when frosty Midas fîngers touch our woodlands and magically transform . ur countryside into a spectacular Jantasy of color; a time when even the sourest of sceptics awakens to surrender to the ~majestic beauty that sur- rounds him. OBITTUARY JAMES HUBERT MURPHY E mp loyed by Goodyear Cana a and retired for seven years, James Hubert Murphy, aged 69, died suddenly at his home, 68 Church St., Bowman- ville, on Monday, September ýl5th, 1975. Born in Perth and educateci in the public and high schools >there, he was the son of James .Albert and Cathrine Murphy. ,On April 7th, 1931 he married Elsie Honor Large. A resident of Bowmanville for 46 years he was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catho- lic Church, a member of the ,Senate Club, and a volunteer fireman for Bowmanville for several years. "Murpb" as he was affect- tionately called was interested in ail kinds of sports, but his favorite was fishing. 11e leaves to mourn his passîng, wif e Elsie, five dau- ghters Marilyn,1 Anna, Col- leen, Eva and Vickie, three sons, James, 'Michael and Patrick. Four brothers Ray, Pat, Joseph and Wilfred, three sisiters, Marcella, Anna and Marguerite. The funeral was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel on Wednesdav, with Father Frank Mihelic of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, offi- ciating. Paîl-bearers were Messrs. Frank Hooper, Bill Slaght, Ab. Mavin, Harold King, Walter Hately and James Hayman. Floral tokens inluded ones from General Motors of Can- ada, and Goodyear Canada. Interment was in Bowman- ville Cemetery. Mart y#$ Auto -Repair 623-3896 3 Caueen St. BowmnanvillW And yet, there are those individuals among us who seem oblivious to the splendid wonderland that Jack Frost creates for us. These men close their eyes to the beauty and enter our woods and meadows - not to discover the comforting gurgie of a bubbl- ling brook; not to freshen their choked lungs with the sweet, pungent odour of fallen leaves and rich, damp soil - but with one, common intention and that is to kill. These men, armed with a rifle and a case of beer, are called "sportsmen" although 1 fail to see what sport can be derived in the senseless, brutal massacre of our pre- clous and delicate wildlife. What will happen to us when there is no more wildlîfe left for the sportsman to track down and kill? What punish- ment will we ail have to face for this grave wrongdoing? Look around you and you will see that we are already beginning to suffer the effects of their mistake. But it is not yet too late. 1 ask the liunter to pause a moment and think carefully about what he is about to do the next time he takes aim at bis target - a graceful, tawny doe perhaps, grazing peace- fully in a quiet meadow - andi I hope he will see the wrong he is about to commit and thus, lower bis gun. It would be by far a more sportsmanlike gesture to re-, place that rifle with a camera. CAVAN W. Ia Cavan Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Tom McCamus for its first fal meeting. -17 rr.embers and 2 visitors were present with Mrs. Cliff Tripp presiding. A donation of $10000 to the Thermograph Fund in Peter- borough was approved. Five volunteers will assist at the October 8th cancer clinic at Civic Hosýpital. twas decided.. thiat the first Card Party will be held at the Cavan Hall on October 3rd. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Austin Worr was nominated to attend the W.I. Conventi on at the Royal York, Toronto in November. 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