Lakehead University - Yearbook (Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada)

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LAKEHEAD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE YEAR BOOK THE CITY OF PORT ARTHUR With The Compliments of the CITY OF PORT ARTHUR MAYOR CHARLES W. COX ALDERMEN EUNICE M. WISHART THOS. J. McAULIFFE R. A. ROBINSON H. G. BLANCHARD W. E. RIDDELL ALBERT J. HINTON RUSSELL W. BROWN GEORGE E. BENDELL WILLIAM BRAYSHAW CHARLES DILLEY ARTHUR H. EVANS, City Clerk

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LAKEHEAD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE YEAR BOOK ONTARIO THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION THREE SUGGESTIONS If I may make three suggestions to the young men and young women in the Lakehead Technical Insti- tute, I should like to urge you to continue and to com- plete successfully the courses which you have com- menced. Too many nowadays drop out before finishing their courses and, as a result, are not equip- ped for the careers which otherwise might be theirs. Try, in your own interests, to get everything the Lakehead Technical Institute has to give before you leave. The second suggestion is that you undertake to work hard and to waste no time. You will enjoy real concentration on your studies and you will enjoy solving problems. No doubt you have had that ex- perience already. The third suggestion is that you give a great deal of attention to writing and speaking correct English. That will be a great asset to you when you go out into the world. Never forget that it is a great privilege to be free citizens in a free country. Cherish democracy and British institutions. My best wishes go with you. W. J. DUNLOP, Minister of Education. — 6 —

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LAKEHEAD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE YEAR BOOK The Two Year Technical Forestry Course and The First Year University Forestry Course are training young men for Northwestern Ontario ' s largest industry. The granting of an annual bursary and the utmost co-operation in every way is indicative that woods operators are vitally inter- ested in the Forestry Courses at the Lakehead Technical Institute. THE THUNDER BAY TIMBER OPERATOR ' S ASSOCIATION ;.;iiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii!iiiiuimiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiuinm | McKENZIE RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED I E (No Personal Liability) = j CAPITALIZATION I I Authorized 3,000.000 Shares of $1.00 Par Value | I Issued 2,940,000 Shares | OFFICERS and DIRECTORS I ! HORACE G. YOUNG PRESIDENT and MANAGING DIRECTOR = ; A. C SNIVELY VICE-PRESIDENT and SECRETARY-TREASURER EE : SEN. G. P. CAMPBELL DIRECTOR 5 = STANLEY LANGLEY DIRECTOR = E J. A. McDOUGALD DIRECTOR = : A. G. VANCE, MINE MANAGER W. R. W. REID, ASSISTANT TREASURER EE { TRANSFER AGENTS | | CHARTERED TRUST COMPANY, TORONTO | j PROPERTY j j The 12 claims of the Company total approximately 440 acres and are located on McKenzie Island S | in Red Lake in Northwestern Ontario. EE PROGRESS | j The Company is in exceptionally fine position. The outlook is excellent with present work develop- EE ! ing a pleasing ore position. The program of rehabilitating and improving the surface plant is being □ j continued and work is well under way on the new inclined shaft. Indications in regard to depth = j appear to be most favourable, particularly in view of the ease with which results have been secured EE j by drilling below the 1,250 ft. level. Use of new light Swedish drills has been a factor in reducing = I costs. g Head Office and Mine Office — McKENZIE ISLAND — Ontario | 3llllllllIIIIC3IIII1lllltltC3lllll11lllllC3llllll]lllllC3llllllllilllC2lllllllllllfC3llll1llIII(l ■■■■lllIlIItC3IIIillllllllC3IIJIJIttflllC3llilllllllll IIItltllllllC3lillllllll]IC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC — S —