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Readers, below, reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above, Wolf Cubs, second-youngest group in Scouting, at camp in Aurora
Readers, below, reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above, Wolf Cubs, second-youngest group in Scouting, at camp in Aurora

Readers, below, reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above, Wolf Cubs, second-youngest group in Scouting, at camp in Aurora

Date7/28/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Readers; below; reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above; Wolf Cubs; second-youngest group in Scouting; at camp in Aurora.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004223F
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