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(7) For greater certainty, subsections (3), (4) and (5) do not apply to Mrs. Martha Crosbie or a descendant of Dr Jack Crosbie appointed in her stead.
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5 (1) At the first meeting of the board of trustees in each fiscal year for operation of the Fund, the trustees shall elect one of their number to be chair of the board of trustees.
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AO, MU 1131, W. W. Duncan, « Narrative of the Skirving and Dennis families, by a descendant » (copie dactylographiée, Toronto, 1967), Dennis family section. — APC, RG 1, L3, 149 : D1/5 ; 151 : D4/61, D5/20 ; 158 : D15/4 ; 159, part.
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AO, MU 1131, W. W. Duncan, “Narrative of the Skirving and Dennis families, by a descendant” (typescript, Toronto, 1967), Dennis family section. PAC, RG 1, L3, 149: D1/5; 151: D4/61, D5/20; 158: D15/4; 159, pt.i: D16/22; RG 8, I (C ser.), 84: 222, 228, 246, 254; 108: 72; 110: 32, 37–38; 732: 10.
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Espèces similaires : Elle se distingue par ses feuilles couvertes d'un épais feutrage (tomentum) blanc ou gris la première année (ressemblant presque à des semelles intérieures de feutre blanc), sa tige raide et dressée la deuxième année, terminée par un long épi de fleurs jaunes, les bords des feuilles (a) descendant le long de la tige en formant des ailes étroites, son épi laineux, dense et épais de fleurs jaunes (b), auxquelles succèdent des capsules presque sphériques, et ses pédoncules brunâtres, secs et dressés qui demeurent parfois sur la tige durant un an ou deux.
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Stems & Roots: First-year plant a rosette of large, gray, woolly leaves on a deep, thick taproot; tall erect stems the second year. Stem 1-2m (3-6½ft) high, stout, unbranched or with 1 or 2 branches near the top, somewhat winged by edges of leaves which run down the stem below their nodes; stem and leaves densely woolly; rosette leaves many, often 30cm (12in.) long and 10cm (4in.) wide, oblong or broadest beyond the middle, narrowed towards the stalk; stem leaves of similar shape but gradually smaller upwards and changing from widest beyond the middle to widest before the middle and without leafstalks.