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| PHONE SH 2â€"4461 TAGE TEn â€" Training Tramers By special invitation from their _ Fespective . Provincial Scout Counsils, some 30 Lead ers from eight provinces attenâ€" ded the Canadian Scouters Training â€" Course at _ ue Springs Scout Reserve, near Acton, Ontario, from June 18 to 25. . Blue Springs Seout Reserve is a training centre operated by the Ontario Provinsial Feout Council. It is expected that all Special Issue Greek Stout Stampe To mark the 50th anniverâ€" sary of the Boy Scout Moveâ€" ment in Greece, a new series of eight stamps, each honourâ€" ing some aspect of Greek Scout ing, has been issued, First day covers depict Scouting‘s founâ€" der, Lord Badenâ€"Powell _ of Gilwell, with a view of the first Scout Camp, Brownsea Island, in the background. Furmer Scouter Wins U.S. Trip Robert Gordon, R. R. 3, Guelph Ontario, has been chosâ€" en as one of four Ontario Junior Farmers to take part in the first "Interâ€"State Youth Exchange" project in the Unitâ€" ed States. Mr. Gordon, who is Scoutmaster of the 1st Aberâ€" foyle Scout Troop, will spend a month at the home of a ten provinces will be represenâ€" held at Camp Samac, the Oshawa, Ontario, District Scout Camp, next October 18. Macintosh You get a new idea of how clean your clothes can be when we dry clean them the Sanitone way. Colors, patterns, textures regain likeâ€"new freshness and clothes are amazingly resistant to wrinkles. Try us today. Now Clothes Can Keep Their Fresh New Look Dry Cleaners Ltd. 130 VICTORIA 8T. 58. 68 KING ST. 8. 731 BELMONT W. United States Junior Farmer after having the American as his guest for a similar period. The project is designed to provide an exchange of inforâ€" mation on farming, Junior Farâ€" mes and 4 â€" H Clubs and community life. A Useful Gift For use as a meeting place fos Cubs, Scouts, Guides and Brownies, the Boy Scout Group Committee of Winghamn, Or tariv. Renovation of the interâ€" ior of the former station will be done by the Group Comâ€" .'::.""'m.%"“r.?;.""“h.“‘ will be w using it. The Town will rteain ownership of the building but will permit the Group Comâ€" tario, was recently presented with the keys to the former On April 5th, 1960, the Leginlative Assombly of Ontario appointed a Select Committee "to enquire ; ito all matters relating to insur anoe of agrioultural orope producced in Ontarto against hasards to those crope during the growing sesson," and, without limiting the gonerality of the foregoing, to inquire into the following matterat 1. The hazards affecting each crop during the growing season, such as hail, drought, frost, wind, excessive rainfall, flood, disease, insect pests, etc.; 2. The annual fosses sustained by the producers from each hazard; 3. The insuranos, if any, presently available for crop insurâ€" ance in respect of cach hazard; 4. The rates charged or that might be charged by insurance against any or all hazards; 5. The application of the Crop Insurance Act (Canada) to Ontario, or particular areas thereof, or in respect of parâ€" ticular crops or otherwise; And to make such recommendations as are deemed advisable with respect thereto; The Committee invites representations from parties interested in any or all aspects of the foregoing terms of reference. Such repre sentations should be in the form of written briefs, fifteen copies of which should be submitted to the Secretary of the Committee not later than September 15th, 1960. An opportunity will be given at a later date for those making submissions to appear in person before the Committee. William A. Stewart, M.P.Py4 Chairman 10 water Street N. â€" Next to Bell Toelephone Offise 3 ROOMS FULLY FURNISHED June 16th, 1960. «s gfF M .8 Select Committee on FROM 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE TO DISHES Ang CUTLERY Free Layaway No Finance Charges $50w Weeklty 107 KING ST. W. KITCHENER UPSTAIRS EYES EXAMINED Crop Insurance ONTARIO LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FORMERAY STELAKY O PTOMETRIST mittee to use it as long as it is properly maintained. The building has been pro share the spotlight with 13 yearâ€"old â€" Teddy â€" (Dorothea) Moore on a new CBCâ€"TV childâ€" ren‘s program, Travallin‘ Valerie and Brian have made guest appearances on such shows as Junior Magatine, Youth ‘60 and The Joan Fairâ€" fax Show. Teddy will make her television debut in this new series. She is the daughâ€" ter of Mavor Moore, newspap Travellin‘ Time, which fos ft:;u songs, film l.(')‘d folk tales m â€"Canada‘s s begins on the CGG‘I'J network July 6 at 5 p.m. EDT. FOR _ APPOINTMENT PHONE SH 2â€"1936 Young folk singers Valerie Box 241, Parliament Mégeg Terontse &, Ontario, fur is highly prized, is a marâ€" ten. It is closely related to the pine warten and has much the same habits. The Book of Knowledge says that it is found in the forests of north The sable, whose _beautiful WHAT DOES RESERVATION MSANT This is a term used to signity the withholding of royal assent to a bill by a Governor General or a Liecutenantâ€" Governor in order that the question of giving assent may be referred to a superior level of government. The purpose a higher government. Aithough the British North America Act still contains a section giving the Governor General power to reserve a bill passed by both Houses of Parlia ment, pending the Sovereign‘s pleasure, it would now be clearly inappPopriate and contrary to the spirit of the constitution for a Governor General to do so, since such a step would require the United Kingdom government to advise the Soveresign on a Canadian matter. Lieutenantâ€" Governors, however, have on a number of occasions reâ€" served provincial bills, usually on the advice of the federal government. The last time this happoened was in confiection with three Alberta bills in 1997. WhHICH TOWN TOOK ITS NAME FROM A SIW_ The town of Melita, Man.. 18 miles from both the Saskatchewan and United States borders, is reputed to have received its name from the theme of the first church service to be held on the site. The topic of the sermon was the story of 3t. Paul‘s shipwreck on the island of Melita, as recorded in Acts 28:1. Melita is situated in the centre of a good farming area. MOW DOG3 CANADA USE& OILSEHNDS! The Capture of Ogdensburg was an incident in the War of 1812. Ogdensburg, an American town across the St. Lawrence from Prescott, Ont., had seemed a constant threat to the British and Canadian forces as the site of a n cAMla invacimm thruct from acrass the border. To remove river from Prescott on Feb. 22, 1813. ‘The first AsSaulil 0" the fort was repulsed, but after the town had been cap tured the fort was taken as its garrison retreated. The British then destroyed it. About 500 men took part in the engagement on either side. of the r of reservation was to enable a Governor to doter psssage of legislation where doubt existed as to its constitutionality or its conformity with the policy o# 140000 0 424 8e SAnl" Arecdhiadindii c oi t db nb t t ies 2 datt on 2 C hn .7 are used in the soap industry. Linseed oil, from flax, is one of the major oils used in paints. Of all these oilseeds only linseed is adapted to growing over wide areas in Canada. Soybeans and sunflower seed are grown in a few districts. WHEN WAS OGDENSBURG CAPTURED? . possible invasion thrust from across the border. To remove this threat and to retaliate for earlier American forays. Col. George Macdonell led a British force across the frozen river from Prescott on Feb. 22, 1813. The first assault on the fort was repulsed, but after the town had been cap tured the fort was taken as its garrison retreated. 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