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Thursday, D ecem ber 10, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 19 Gas Line Sewer Line Cross Bore Main Natural Gas Line Natural Gas Line to house Sewer/septic pipe from house CROSS BOREINTERSECTIONOF SEWER & NATURAL GAS PIPELINES A SAFETY MESSAGE FROM UNION GAS A damaged gas line can result in a serious safety risk. Before you clear a blocked sewer line beyond the outside walls of a building, call Ontario One Call at 1-800-400-2255 to arrange a free natural gas sewer safety inspection and ensure there is no sewer cross bore that could put your safety at risk. If a cross bore is found, Union Gas will make the repair at no cost to the property owner. To learn more about cross bore safety and how to detect a natural gas leak visit: uniongas.com/sewersafety Ontario One Call is a FREE service available 24/7 throughout the year Proudly Serving Georgetown since 1994 Please drop off your donation at our office located in the Georgetown Marketplace Mall 905-877-CARE (2273) Proudly Serving Georgetown since 1994 DR. ANOOP SAYAL & ASSOCIATES Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Than k you for y our supp ort o ver th e yea rs. Dr. A. S ayal We are currently accepting donations for our in support of the18th Annual Food Drive At the Dec. 1 regular meeting of the Halton Catholic District School Board, Jane Mi- chael, Burlington trustee for Wards 3 & 6, and Arlene Iantomasi, Burlington trustee for Wards 1 & 2, were re-elected to serve as Chair and Vice-Chair of the board for the next one-year term. "Over the next year we will be tasked with making many decisions," said Jane Michael, Chair of the Board of Trustees. "May our dis- cussions be rich, may we always consider what is best for our students and may we be respectful of final decisions." According to the Board's procedural by- laws, elections to the office of Chair of the Board and Vice- Chair of the Board take place at the first meeting in Decem- ber each year. "I look forward to working together with each one of my fellow trustees and our senior staff in a spirit of shared vision to ensure our board continues as a leader in the province," said Arlene Ian- tomasi, Vice-Chair of the board. Mark Rowe is Halton Hills's lone repre- sentative on the board of trustee. NEWS Kelly Amos continues as chair of HDSB No changes in HCDSB board leadership Halton District School Board trustees have retained their chair but replaced the vice- chair. At the board's annual organizational meeting on Dec. 2, the 11 trustees, all female, voted to keep Oakville trustee Kelly Amos as their chair, the head of the board of trustees. She has held the post since 2013. She defeated Burlington trustee Amy Col- lard in a head-to-head vote. Collard, the board's previous vice-chair, then announced her intention to run again as vice-chair of the board. She was opposed by Milton trustee Kim Graves. Graves won the vote and became the vice-chair. Board chair and vice- chair elections are done an- nually and by secret ballot with no vote results made public, just who the win- ner is. The board vice-chair gets $19,309.73 while the chair receives $23,290.73. Jeanne Gray is Halton Hills's lone repre- sentative on the board. KELLY AMOS JANE MICHAEL