The Cooperative Extension Assoc. of Saratoga County re cently held a board of directors meeting in Saratoga Springs, open to the membership, at which time results of the elec tion were announced by Mrs. John Ostrander, teller. Members-at-large elected to the board of directors were Harry D. Snyder Jr., Saratoga Springs, and William L. Barton, Saratoga Springs. Members elected to the division commit tees are in agriculture: Donald Bouton, Gansevoort; David Carr, Ballston Spa; Phillip Grif fen, Stillwater; William Peck, Schuylerville; home economics, Mrs. Wilbur Curtis, Mechanic ville; Mrs. Wilford Boice, Ball ston Spa; Mrs. Raymond Cooke, Saratoga Springs; Mrs. Harry Davis, Ballston Spa; 4H Divi sion: Harold Kittell, Elnora; Mrs. Schuyler Peck, Saratoga Springs; Mrs. Melvin Thomas, Stillwater. One order of business explain ed by the president, Hugh Thom son, West Charlton, was the change in the constitution and bylaws to enlarge the number of directors-at-large from five the board, Mrs. Barnes Mehn ert, South Glens Falls, and Mrs. Henry Roehner, South Glens Falls, as the two members to fill the vacancies. Members of the board present were Hugh Thomson, West Charlton, president; Patrick Bingham, Galway, treasurer; Joseph Saunders, Gansevoort, supervisors representative; Mrs. ‘Michael Walke, Elnora; Mrs. Robert Cooper, Burnt Hills; Mrs. Wilbur Curtis, Mechanic ville; Mrs. Nelson Drew, Schuy lerville; Douglas Picket, Exten sion Representative, Cornell University, to seven. After the adoption of these changes, the president ap The genuine self-made man pointed, with the approval of never considers himself finished.