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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 235, 22 June 1918, Page 9

| A meeting of To Aro School Committee I • was held on Thursday lo consider nomi- ' nations for scats nil the Education Hoard. r The retirement of the Hon. J. G. W. , Aitken (the board's chairman) was grenti ly regretted, and (lie opinion expressed tlmt it would be very difficult to fill bis place. The chairman (Mr. 11. A. W. |. M'Kenzie) declined nomination for a neat on the, board. The committee thought it j would be premature, unbusinesslike, and inadvisable for the school committee to pledgo their support: ts particular candidates prior to seeing 'the complclo 5 nominations. The opinion was expressed i- that the members of city school com--1 mittees were already ably represented - by Mr. T. Forsyth, and that, in addi- - to him, it was desirable to obtain two outside sentlcmcn of standing who would bo willimr to give their services in the cause of education. r - ■ . i'

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