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Premier Frost's Bequests f0 Trent 1/ ul½Million' Bequests ta Trent Univer- sity from the estate of the late Leslie M. Frost will eventually anount to about one-haif of 'le $1,000,528 estate lef t by the lèrmer premier" of Ontario. *Mr. Frost, the university's *irst chancellor, died May 4. I Trough residual bequests, -i share of the estate wîth a ý*Il corne to Trent, to become flirt of the Leslie and Gert- .Èyde Frost Canadian Studies Fbundation. The foundaýion was estab- ishied by MIr. Frost in 1969, in, lUonsultation 'with T.H.B. Sy- vaons, ta provide Trent with [unds bey ond government ýýrants and other usual sources fl incarne ta further studies in ranadia-n history. Funds ai- ,' eady directed by Mr. Frost ýand others ta the foundation' ,grnunt ta about $34,000. .In creating the foundation, MIr. Frost expressed the hope that the fund 'will assist Trent University in becaming one of t'ne m-ajor and outstandinig places devoted ta Canadian studies". In direct bequests,, the university receives, many of Mlr. Frosts personal papers, his files of collected historical papers, together with cor- respondence relating ta his actîvities as a member of the Committee on University Af- fairs, bis direcforships of variaus comnpani.es, and other pýrsonal and fàmily papers. As well, Trent received thr- otîgh is wili' a quantity of mnemorabilia, including, the field officer's notebook pier- c,ýd by the bullet that waunded Mr. Frast during hisservice in the First World War. A further direct bequest ta Trent was Mr. Frost s sum- mer 'home on Sturgean Lake, near Lindsay, together with the sum of $50,000 ta maintain it. Should the university de- cie not ta accept the bequest, the property would go ta, the Ontario Heritage Foindation., Letters te the Editor 'Teachers Federation', c-o Mir. Wallace Pitt, c-a South Courtice Public School, R R. 2, Bowmuanville. December l8th,,1973. Dear Sir: In accordance with the law, 1 'have sent m-y children ta school today (Dec. 18,1973). 1 fully realize this action nmay incur the displeasure of their respective teachers. 'lhle children brought home two notices. One f rom the Director of Education advis- ing us that many of the teachers were not expected ta attend school on Dec. l8th., but that' the schools would remain open. The second notice. from -",Elementary Teachers", r~ sted we' NOT 'sé'nd our ch-zrien ta schoal tfhereby indicating aur support of the teachers in their dispute with the provincial government over what they dlaim is a 'denial of basic human rights'. Reflecting upon the situa- tion, 1 feel that ta support the teachers is ta support anar- chy. It is my understanding that aur local teachers'have agreed upon their contracts with the Board of Education, thus the proposed legislation ddes not immfediately directly affect the.m. Secondly, 19 years ago the teachers' federation, in return far the right for teachers ta resign either at Dec. 3lst. or Jîue 3th., agreed neyer ta use the "mass resignations" as a weapan in any contract disputes. The teachers have' more than once broken this agreement in the past few years. "Basic human rights" are those civil lîberties allowed ta us within the confines of aur lawvs. We do not have the right t,,OmP"EN li WED,., THURS. & FR1. êxI NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P. M. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Dec. 19, 1973 OUR t C"HRISTIMAS GlIeT TOYOU ovin à MERRhnYu C&mHISeTMAS TuO% ALL,,..AND TO ALLu GOO""D EATIý" I GUARANTEEDIII ARIVw >fh1 GODETNRDOUBEYOUR M NYBACK! WC» SWIFT PREMIUM, CANADA GRADE %'A", EVISCERATED, FROZEN, VAC PAC, YOUNG 1 D.0- W . 4' iL BUTalTERB LL TURKEYS 5< 1 OVER 20 LRSý 6 TO 9 LBS. AVG. W APWEMIA BURNS __________________________ HRISMAS.. 1 The lime of year to extend best wishes to our ÉAYT-EVCOE UIFR1ý I3$1G9 RAYO-EV.SOEC KEPICNIC STYLt friends. 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