UPP Rural North Elects Executive

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Friday, 08 February 2013 02:30

By press release

Antigua St. John's - The St John's Rural North Constituency Branch of the United Progressive Party has elected its executive for the 2013-2014 term, with very few changes made to its original line-up.

The branch members unanimously returned John Maginley as their representative to lead them into the next general elections.

Maginley, in his acceptance address, said it was an honour, and assured the membership that he would work hard, with their assistance, to deliver the constituency to the UPP for a third term.

Maginley notified members that "the vacation is over," and it was time to start mobilizing the communities in the constituency in earnest. "We are in campaign mode and our supporters and well-wishers expect us to once again deliver St John's Rural North safely to the UPP family. We did it twice before and we can do it again,” he said.

Paul Ryan was retained as chairman. Ryan called for the support of the membership in mobilizing the constituents.

He promised that his committee would work very hard to guide the members as they reach out to people who have always supported the UPP, and those who wish to join the UPP family.

Ryan said he was looking forward to the upcoming campaign, and invited his committee members to “catch the fire and share the vision” of a third term success for the UPP in the Rural North constituency.

The St John's Rural North Constituency encompasses the communities of Dry Hill, Old Runaway, McKinnons, Sand Haven, Dickenson Bay area, Friars Hill (north), Marble Hill, Weatherills, Longfords West, Paradise View, Yorks, Blue Waters and Crosbies.

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