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Wood is Chairman Again For Board of Education Doug Wood of was reelected chairman of Hal Ion County Board of Education at their inaugural meeting last Thursday night W J a separate school represent alive and years vice chairman Bill of is also nominated for the itlon of bul declined after a 10 minute think it over In a three man race for the vice chairmanship Ernie Bod nar of Georgetown was On he first ballot W Johnston of Burlington was knocked out and J C of Burlington in the nee On the second bal lot was winner MAJOR TASK Nominees for II and Bill his acceptance discuss a point recess at board of on Wood said tho now hid oral major task to keep from fragmented by and to live the cost pi newlyelected said the board would try to bridge the in Hon between the school and the entire For the first time suite the board was established there are two women trustees Mrs Judy Alexander and Mrs Irene Goobic both from Oak ville other new jets on the board are of and Noel Cooper and Vern Conn ell of Darlington J administer the oath of office before a large tilery of si tot which Included Mayor Bill Smith and Morrow of George town Mayor and frank of Acton and past Warden Alan of Hilton board of i made up of members Foreground Georgetown trustee Ernie Bodnar trustee William lawson Burlington Ward J C acclaimed Ward Thorpe acclaimed Ward Pel lacclaimed Word elected Word V acclaimed Ward and Johnston Claimed F A eleced Armiugc acclaimed A nc- Noble J acclaimed Ward 1 Wood acclaimed Crosier 1 G Ward elected Ward Goobti elected Ward 3 in elected Ward Al J elected Separate School represenativ J elected elected Doug Wood returned as chairman of the Hallon County Board of Education at inaugural Thursday BRIDGE CLUB Fourteen tables of duplicate bridge were in competition at the Georgetown Club in the auditorium Tuesday Jin ES NorthSouth winners wire Mr and Mrs Ron Dawson Mike and Dick 2nd Mrs Elizabeth and Sue Sullivan third with Mr and Mr Arthur Kwcl and Mr and Mrs Bar bout fifth East West miners Mr flora Smith and Mrs Peggy Stevens first Cam Sinclair and Duke Wilson 2nd Harry and Ivan Hams 3rd Mr and Mm Larry Stone arid Mrs Kay Homier and Harry Frost fifth Georgetown Mayor II Smith Reeve R was data for tho vice and trustee Erne Holiday Visitors Here and There Mr and Mrs John SL W spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Bur lington Christmas at the home of the Andrew Ray lawn Mr and Sirs George of Puckering Christmas dinner guests with the Sutton family Sims Gate Mir and Mrs Benson and family from Toronto Mr and Mrs Ken Wctfall Brampton were Hew Years guests with her parents the Alex Taylors John St Mr and Jack Doug Ron Lee spent Christmas in with the Vic Staughton fam ily Mr and Mrs Elmer Hesse the Downham from ford were Christmas with Mr and Mrs and Duncan Mr and Mrs Pat CoUingwood were Christmas at the home of his son Mr and Tompkins and Christmas guests with tlie Michael and familj CI Moore Park parents from Toronto Mr and Basil Bill and the John Tallwils Celebrating thin unit Christ mas in Georgetown Mr and Mrs Roger Frost Park Si On Boxing Day they were the guests of Miss Ross of of Toronto Years quests at the home of Mr Mrs Thompson and Prince Charles Drive his sister and husband the Clay Smiths from Michigan i Christmas guests the Fred Toltons Guelph St her mother Mrs Marion and brother Charles from Acton and husbands brother family Eden Mills j Christmas visitors at the Thompson home Edith Street her sister and husband the from and parents the G Fergus from Over the holidays and Mm Robert Ham and son Maple West her an brother Mr A Charles Hall and family in Britain I Mr and Mr Ken Marring ton Street West went to Toronto to visit bis parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Harrington Joseph Harrington homo from hospital for Christmas Mr Moms J woa the New Years guest his daughter and home the 178 St The holidayed in and London Christmas week Mr and John Taylor and family 149 Raylawn Ira veiled to to upend Box Day with mother Mrs and Mrs May Kitchener here for tlie how Years holiday The Jack Colleen and Duncan I corned ChrisUnai visitors Rod from Toronto The Barley and Doug from town and the Joe Houghs and Peter Houghs from Mr and Mrs John end Lisa and Pinning ton Cr travelled to St Jerome Quebec to spend the two weeks holiday with her sister the J and parents the C Sweeneys and son Mar tin spent Christ mas with his sister the Coopers in Brentford and enter tamed Mr Sweeneys mother from and the Coop ers from and the Robert from Niagara Falls at New Years For the holidays Mr and Mrs Robert and their children and Queen St went to Co- to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Burl Their son spent Christmas and Now Years In Nova Scotia where he visited his rand mother Mri George Travelling to for the New Year holiday were Mr and Mrs Douglas Hartley and their children Theresa Michael and George St They went with his mother Mrs Sadie Hartley from Honey wood and were the guests of her Mr and Mrs Katr On Christmas day Mr and Mm John GrahamSmith Regan Crescent and their chit Tony John Ann and Pat welcomed guests from Bramp ton They were Mr and Mrs Gordon Graham and three Graham Angela and don For the New Years the vis ited the Grahams In Brampton THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JAN OFTHESE FROM OUR FRESH PRODUCE Canada No COOKING ONIONS SPECIAL 69 Fresh Temple ORANGES SPECIAL FLORIDA for Macs Pure Tomato KETCHUP- 29 SILVERWOODS MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM Half Gallon Vanilla Only SPECIAL S Canada Grade CREAMERY BUTTER Macs Cheese Slices MILD OR NIPPY MEAT DEPARTMENT 65 Macs Homogenized tm SMOOTH I LB JAR C Peanut Butter HOLLANDIA COOKIES Grand Mother Sugar Shortbread J SPECIAL for Coco Short Bread 1 LEAN STEW BEEF MEATY SPARE RIBS 55 Special on Sal January Meat at Moor Park Store Only OUR FIELD IS YOUR FIELD NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Your Coop Big BonUS Cropping Needs Maximum Savings Are Now in Effect on Coop Fertilizers Seed Grain Seed Corn and Chemicals An All CoOp Planting Pro gram means maximum Yields at minimum costs FERTILIZER SAVINGS 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