Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), August 21, 1957, p. 2

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fittisiiiiir fmi wombtown hirald erinesday bveailag an 1 1807 page a footnotes from hie scout american national jamboree 2 cents a bushel stops grain insects for a whole year whay bins with i i i st is- ik i f ii bin treat fez to kill insects in ctlacks anfr crevices treat new grain with howard grain guard powder igxes easily with new as it is binned protects it from grain insects for a whole year without affecting milling feed or seed value it costs about 2c a bushel to use bin treat and gbatn guard less than it does to fumigate on sale at halton cooperative supplies mumon tr s4391 torn fornr the ameriaiinnauonal jambor ee the fourth of its kind which has just been held at galley forge pa was the largest gathering of scouts in the history of scouting over 50000 scouts crowded into the 1200 acres of valley forge parks historic grounds for a week ot scouting at its best the success of a jamboree how ever is not judged by the numbers attending out rather by the ming ling of boys from one country with those of another or in the case of this jamboree the ming ling or the boys frorttessrlth the boys- from the small r ton lea clark portion of the united states as it isexpressed by the texans so much- of pur time was spent with boys from allover the united states we canadians felt as though celebrities for where has the summer gone is the favorite question these days and now with te announcement out warriors day is saturday and tickets ar available from the stew ard for members and their families and auxlliaryand their families the fact that summer has fled is really brought home the warriors day parade at the one takes place on saturday aug ust 24th and free tickets for vets and their families are available at ol we were famous everywhere we went people look- ed at us uk asked for our autof fer at this jamboree and tr 74371 j graphs and displayed interest in us generally we received a very cardial wel come from the american scouts and especially from the texans even though they do love to talk about texas they sure can make a person feel at home while there we toured most of valley forges historical spots in cluding the beautiful chapel this chanei has a wonderful set of bells which ring out the time and also send the tunes of many familiar hymns pealing oyer the campsite while at valley forge wwalso took an interesting tour of nearby phil adelphia a city steeped in ameri can history at the official opening of the jamboree we had the great plea sure of hearing richard nixon vicepresident of the united states give a very interesting address a very inspirational message was de livered by dr louis h evans at the impressive church service july 14th during the couase of the jam boree we had the great honqur of meeting majorgeneral d c spry chief of the international bureau ofqm oy scouts dr arthur a schucls chief scout executive of the boy scouts of america ken neth bechtel president of the boy scouts of america ettas boyaner canadian contingent leader of the jamboree am deputy contingent at the 9th world jamboree 1959 and itert mortlock deputy eontin- editer of the jamboree journal for che eighth world jamboree mr mortlock is a former resident of this district being at one time a members of the brampton conser vator staff on a closing note we would like to say that the whole canadian contingent enjoyed themselves at the jamboree and were sure that the 4th american national jam boree july 1218 1957 has streng thened the bonds between canada and the united states the only two countries in the world whose common border is not armed we invite you to see the happiness of the new world society v an inspiring onehour educational film in color bring your family and friends its free i saturday august 24th 730 pm georgetown memorial arena all kingdom seeker welcome ree no couecnon taken free fcfc auojat23to except sunday dmkt into tmi grounds return far 260 incl admission for childrens rates see your agent g ataw a53 leave exhibition 1o30 pun daylight time exhibition passengers travelling on regular buses will trasnfcr at toronto bus terminal to buses running into the grounds tickets and information at corner cupboard restaurant triangu 7m51 safe buy super market it pays to shop here the legion two buses have been hired to transport members and families there and it is expected a goof crowd will attend times for departure of buses will be announ ced in the coming events column of this paper and will also be plac ed on the bulletin board this trip there will be only two buses going as that is all that is available as school buses are not allowed on the highway for trips like that any more jim murphy tells us that the corn roastvill be held sunday au gust 25 in the usual spot the corn is right at its peak so a big turn out is anticipated this is always a must for ihe members and a wonderful irac bad by all we think that with good weather a record crowd will be there details are on the bulletin board in the legion a vote of thanks should go to rex heslop the genial owner of delrex and our honorary president for giving us- the use of his prop erty again for this affair it has been held there for so long it would be a shame to hold it any other place particularly when its such an ideal location rex assures us that were welcome to it aitho he cant make it himself as busi ness is taking him to los angeles tonight on questioning him we find that business is going to in clude a trip to the famed disney land for the whole family as well they expect to be back next wed nesday sorry to hear- alvin mcdonald is still in sunny brook and also a twenty five year member bill hadley is still there bill has had a long stretch of it and has been there for a nurnber of years we know both men would enjoy seeing any of their comrades who happen ed to be down that way there are not- too many get down because it is a rather awkward place to get to unless you have a car and the visiting hours are fairly strict so we suggest anyone in the district would be more than welcome if theyd drop in we forgot last week or rather didnt have room in our column for the report on the authors and composers outfit that was given at the convention ontario has ask ed dominion command to make a strong representation to the royal commission governing this law to have it changed a suggestion was also made that the secretary of state be approached directly all the districts were unanimous in supporting this resolution the lengths to which this outfit will go to collect their money is reflec ted in the fact that among the list of songs they claim royalties for are the national anthem and the old rugged cross although we were warned not to refer to them as a pack of leeches and chiselers again for fear of legal action we feel that there is no reason why we cant still think it along with a good many others we hope to see the day when all organizations put money in a common fund to fight this outfit and get legislation regarding it re vised the legislation itself is ex tremely old having been- original ly passed with a view to protecting composers against infringement on what was then considered the new tangled phonograph record fthe way the group beats the game is by claiming rights to the particular way the tunc is played the arrangement not the tune it self ralph hawes our good natured friend has announced he is going to do a series of lectures on world affairs and racial relations each monday evening first lecture was held last monday night with an excellent attendance dont forget the corn roast this stinday afternoon 1953 monarch 2tone 1956 dodge royal fully equipped 20000 miles 1954 ford 2 door 1953 meteor 2tone radio when you call ask for mel beaumont phone tr 79027 home tr 74294 bjl station at dojrjex on no 7 highway battnwty 119lrn momcar a car owned by ray bowers 33 george street was stripped of ra dio and battery when thieves enter ed the lot at harrisons garage on no 7 highway some time last week 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