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Coat and Suit Shop - ":0de PM“ TheUatttrnqaNttrthWab iris dfir" iq Jiiir'iik0sWiF. WW (1) Have a men! know- ledge of the tteogragrhy & his- tory at at least three foreign, countries, at the British Cow monwealth " a whole, and at the United Nations craniu- ins and receiving iepliu to three letters. (2b) Have corresponded for at least one rear, writing and receiving replies to two let- ters, and have camped with an overseas or foreign Scout forathsaatthreedamandin either one have a general knowledge of, the goon-”11y, of the oountry concerned, and the communication with it. (3) Han some knowledge of the Bor Scout and Girl Guide International organizations. (A) Be able to identify flags of twenty other nations. In last week's column I men- tioned having received a letter from 1 Scout in England who ALL DAY WEDNBDAY (I) utt" . Telephone SH 8-3681 and Queen Streets, Kitchener BWOUITOLD tittm, MN 228E: pearau.Nttqrt.thrtirrsefoe rtatottraqrtttiaet-tmtitr foe waf Mudship Badge; So not Scouting and write to no. tinny people bellow the mater. WEM‘ ial_ietoouaeftaito'thrm- Noe. Mth Scout We" and cover crib mm nnd Conference in Guelph. Com- playpens‘with it. Heavy also noticing at 9 an. 'till 9.30 plane is for sale at low cost. pan. This in important tor and it completely do. to Group Cumulus“, Ladies thtot. awtthooe plastic cow tion phone Boy Scout Head- quarters, SH 2-3072. Noe. 4th. Wednesday, Scouts interested in the Am.. bulance Badge meet at the Boy Scout Headquarters for the St. John’s Course. This is must have Queen Scout Badge. For fur. ther information contact Head- quuten of your Scouter. You mighCatill be able to get in Nov. 19th. District Ro'ver Round Table. Boy Scout Head. quarters, Thursday. 8 pan, See you there'. for For Be not their o'eu"aminrarnedo- "ttstttnttt+ttgetfattrw 'r""enatmeartaehild'i T%tranmtmteedtutthiag- eountry Rom suffocation n.- were used for “ailments! l. The port of Churchill, Man, is open for navigation how many months of the tear? 2. Does Canada’s population trace hack to 10, M, or more than " “than: no- inl mm t & What is the source of re- venues of the federal old age security pension? ANSWERS: s. About 1,400.- 000, more than twice the 193 figure. s. Payment. to the pension fund consist of three per cen_t of personal, income of the Hudson Strait. usually from August into October. A. By ona4hird. 2. More than 45 different racial origins. lit the 195.158 period the number of meters in natural gas service in Canada increas- tsf from 298,166 to 1.060,- l., 011137 when-the ice bout (Continued from Page " ing maintenance, sign removal and creek maintenance. Important Points l ' s. Provide its own control and inspection forces to regu- late provisions of the Much Excavator's Protection Act. Responsibility for enforce. ment of this-act is now in the hands of the municipality" engineer. SPECIAL LOW RAIL FARES " QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ Good going-Thursday, No- vember 12th to Saturday, November 21st inclusive. Iteterw---Leave Toronto not later than midnight, Sum, November 22nd. M information from any agent. TORONTO, NOV. 13 - " Measured by the official eosbof-living index, by how much has the purchasing power of the Canadian dob lar decreased since 1949? In 1939 there were 858,114 Canadians employed in man- ufacturing. What is the pre- sent total? ROYAL AGRICULTURAL WINTER FAIR FAR! AND ONE-RAL. FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO