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	Frost Centre Institute
		The Frost Centre Institute and the University of Guelph announce their intent to collaborate in environmental research and education programs...
		Summer camp in Ontario at Frost Centre Institute for boys and girls ages 10-16.
		The Frost Centre Institute is an extraordinary venue for conferences, seminars,meetings or a management retreat.
	www.frostcentreinstitute.com (346 words)

	Leslie Frost - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frost was chosen as leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party following Premier George Drew's decision to enter federal politics.
		Frost's government introduced the Ontario Human Rights Code, and greater public investment in the economy including the creation of the 400 series of superhighways.
		Frost resigned in 1961, and was succeeded as Tory leader and Premier by John Robarts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leslie_Frost (284 words)

	Encyclopedia: Leslie Frost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		That's Frost as in Leslie, the famous violinist -- whose concert and audio career is the perfect cover for her double life as U.S. Agent Leslie Frost.
		Leslie Frost was one of the longest-serving and most popular premiers of Ontario.
		Frost was re-elected in 1951, 1955 and 1959, before retiring in 1961.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Leslie-Frost (2123 words)

	Leslie Frost: biography and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Frost was chosen as leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party (additional info and facts about Ontario Progressive Conservative Party) following Premier (The person who is head of state (in several countries)) George Drew (additional info and facts about George Drew) 's decision to enter federal politics.
		Frost's government introduced the Ontario Human Rights Code, and greater public investment in the economy including the creation of the 400 series (additional info and facts about 400 series) of superhighways.
		Frost resigned in 1961 and was succeeded as Tory leader and Premier by John Robarts (additional info and facts about John Robarts).
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/l/le/leslie_frost.htm (469 words)

	Kenneth Leslie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Leslie’s friends are virtually unanimous in assigning a reason for his failure as a farmer; namely that, in spite of his tremendous intellectual vigour and zest for life, as well as his socialist sympathy with the working class, he had a very noticeable aversion to manual labour.
		Leslie believed that anti-semitism was but a smoke-screen for Fascism and that it was urgent that liberal-minded persons of all faiths confront the Fascist movement head on, in the churches, in the schools, in the media, and in the political arena.
		Leslie accepted the divine imperative in his own life to be “up and doing,” but pursued his political objectives with a profound mystical (though far from naive) belief in love as the ultimate determinative force in the universe.
	www.canadianpoetry.ca /cpjrn/vol05/devanney1.htm (8744 words)

	Josh Matlow - Save the Leslie Frost Centre!
		Established in 1974, The Frost Centre was the first Outdoor Education Centre in the province dedicated to environmental and resource management education.
		Programs such as those developed by the Frost Centre, perform an invaluable service by providing “hands-on” education and training in the conservation field.
		I am encouraging a cooperative effort between these ministries the Leslie Frost Centre remains in the public domain and will continue to educate people about the importance of conservation for many years to come.
	www.joshmatlow.ca /campaigns/lesliefrostmain.htm (619 words)

	Leslie Blackwell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Honourable Leslie Egerton Blackwell was a Canadian politiican.
		He was first elected to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario in the 1943 election that brought George Drew's Ontario Progressive Conservative Party to power with a minority government.
		After Drew's departure from provincial politics, Blackwell ran in the 1949 provincial Tory leadership convention, placing second to Leslie Frost.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leslie_Blackwell (164 words)

	James Allan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1955, he was appointed by Ontario Premier Leslie Frost to the cabinet as Minister of Highways.
		In 1958, Allan became Frost's finance minister, and introduced the province's first sales tax, nicknamed the "Frost bite" at a rate of 3%.
		When Frost retired, Allan ran in the 1961 PC leadership convention, placing fourth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/James_Allan (301 words)

	globeandmail.com
		When Leslie Frost was premier of Ontario, he bragged that the view from the barber's chair in downtown Lindsay, a small city of 20,000 in the lakes district slightly north and east of Toronto, was all a savvy premier needed to know the province.
		While many small communities in Ontario remain as lily-white and church-steepled as they were in Frost's time, the province is not even remotely the one he left as premier in 1961 and permanently in 1973.
		In Frost's Fifties, people were generally either Catholic or Protestant -- the Muslim faith, to take just one example, wasn't even counted in the last census before his death -- and minorities were very minor indeed.
	www.theglobeandmail.com /series/election2k3/news/country6.html (834 words)

	The Ontario PC Party - History of our Party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In 1949, Leslie Frost was chosen by a large majority of the convention delegates.
		Among Frost’s achievements were the Ontario Hospital Insurance Program, the provision of equal pay for women, and vast expansion of hospitals, schools and highways.
		John P. Robarts was chosen to succeed Leslie Frost, when he stepped down as Premier in 1961.
	www.ontariopc.com /party_history.asp (1253 words)

	Old Man Ontario: Leslie M. Frost. by Rosemary Speirs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Graham's focus was on Frost as the exemplar of the mores of a small-town Ontario already in twilight, when he took the helm for a dozen years in which the province enjoyed unparallelled economic growth.
		Frost had an unusually close relationship with his brother Cecil: the brothers married sisters and tossed a coin one day to determine that Leslie would enter elected politics as MPP for Victoria-Haliburton while Cecil went into the Tory backrooms.
		They went to war together, both were wounded, and Leslie was plagued for the rest of his life by a limp and pain, which made him sympathetic to national health insurance.
	www.utpjournals.com /product/chr/723/ontario7.html (818 words)

	Our Town \| Ellsworth American.com
		Today she is taking part in a group effort to start a historical society for the town.
		Frost spent more than 40 years in education.
		Both my father, Leslie Frost, and I were born in this house.
	www.ellsworthamerican.com /ourtown/mariaville/ot_mariaville3_08-29-02.html (363 words)

	Orillia Hall of Fame - The Honourable Leslie M. Frost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Old Man Ontario", as Leslie Frost once called himself, was a true statesman who served his country well.
		Frost was an officer with the Simcoe Foresters and went overseas with 'C' Company.
		A bronze portrait bust, bearing the signature of Elizabeth Wyn Wood, stands in the front hall at the Orillia District Collegiate and Vocational Institute, where Leslie Frost had been a student.
	www.scenicorillia.com /orilliahalloffame/halloffame4.html (216 words)

	Wildernet - Robert Frost Farm
		Through the efforts of John Pillsbury, Governor King, Leslie Frost Ballentine (Frost's eldest daughter) and a dedicated group of early trustees and state officials, the property was aquired by the State in 1964.
		Robert Frost raised poultry at the farm until 1906 when he began teaching at the Pinkerton Academy in Derry.
		As dictated by State law: Visitors are required to keep their pets leashed at all times when the park is open to the public.
	areas.wildernet.com /pages/area.cfm?areaID=NHSPRF&CU_ID=1 (771 words)

	Mystery Guide - Frost the Fiddler by Janice Weber (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Frost the Fiddler is Leslie Frost: concert violinist, computer whiz, motorcycle enthusiast, young widow, and spy.
		Leslie, between the rigors of a worldwide concert schedule, lives in Germany at that moment just before the Berlin Wall comes down.
		The biggest problem is that Frost has fallen in love with one of the East German spies that Smith is trying to foil (meaning kill).
	www.mysteryguide.com /bkWeberFiddler.html (503 words)

	Press Release: Hot Ticket by Janice Weber (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		When concert pianist Janice Weber's first novel featuring Leslie Frost, a violinist who doubles as a spy, Frost the Fiddler (St. Martin's), was published in 1992, she received raves from music critics and book reviewers alike.
		Frost (a.k.a Smith) is the lone surviving agent out of an exclusive group named after the Seven Sisters colleges.
		Drawing from her own musical background, Weber weaves the rigors of concert life into HOT TICKET, a fast-paced thriller and knock-out encore for Leslie Frost that is sure to leave readers cheering for more.
	www.twbookmark.com /books/1/0446517739/press_release.html (309 words)

	Leslie M. Frost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Leslie Miscampbell Frost, one of Canada's most historical figures, was born in Orillia on September 20, 1895.
		Leading his party to three sweeping electoral victories, Frost was considered to be a man who had personified the values of small-town Ontario.
		During his term in office, the Ontario government underwent enormous economic development as Frost encouraged growth in the private sector through fiscal policy and public investment.
	odc.scdsb.on.ca /2003/odhistory/Frost.html (160 words)

	Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters - The VOICE of Anglers and Hunters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Frost Centre Working Committee would like you to tell them what you value most about the Frost Centre, and how you would like to see the facility and its 40-acre main campus used in the future.
		The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) operated the Frost Centre as a staff training and natural resource education centre for over 50 years.
		The Government of Ontario established the Frost Centre Working Committee to recommend a way to use the Frost Centre as an educational facility.
	www.ofah.org /Information/index.cfm?ID=13 (371 words)

	CUSTOMS VIOLATION
		The web of intrigue is neatly spun, and Frost finds herself caught up in situations she cannot resist even though she knows they aren't safe...
		The book has its conventional elements: Leslie Frost, the heroine, is a sort of female James Bond, a famous violinist who doubles as a spy for a very secret United States agency.
		And there is always the bright, irreverent Leslie Frost, as good with a knife as with the notes of the Sibelius Concerto, all woman, all serious musician, a person one would very much like to know better.
	www.janiceweber.com /book_reviews.html (1967 words)

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		Eric Roth, Frost's maintenance supervisor, says a bottled water order for the centre was given because of slight turbidity in the water, an issue that has been resolved but an argument between which ministry needed to rescind the order has left the order active.
		Frost staff, who do not wish to be named in case it may jeopardize their future, estimate doing this training elsewhere would cost the MNR at least $3 million.
		The Frost Centre is about how important it is to provide free access to our amazing natural resources, especially in a day and age when cottages are becoming prohibitively expensive for many families, camps are being sold for their real estate value and the last big chunks of shoreline are being developed.
	environmenthaliburton.ca /test/id91_m.htm (9984 words)

	Haliburton Highlands Water Trails
		Specifically, the area historically known as the Frost Centre Area is 24,000 hectares of Crown land comprised of numerous lakes, rivers and forests.
		The Haliburton Highlands Water Trails (HHWT) is primarily focused in the area historically known as the “Frost Centre Area“, in the Township of Algonquin Highlands, with potential application throughout the County of Haliburton and the Township of Lake of Bays as partnerships may develop.
		To educate individuals, groups and general public users on the responsible recreational use of the Frost Centre Area canoe routes, campsites, portages and access points through various media and contact methods.
	www.algonquinhighlands.ca /water (812 words)

	Going for Water(Robert Frost) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A note as from a single place, A slender tinkling fall that made Now drops that floated on the pool Like pearls, and now a silver blade.
		From The Poetry of Robert Frost by Robert Frost, edited by Edward Connery Lathem.
		Copyright © 1962, 1967, 1970 by Leslie Frost Ballantine.
	www.angelfire.com /wa2/coma/water.html (171 words)

	Doug Frost - wine consultant and writer
		Doug Frost, wine consultant and writer, is one of only three people in the world to hold both Master Sommelier and Master of Wine titles.
		Doug's blog is a daily dose of wine tasting, restaurant and retail life and whatever else he finds interesting creeps into his fevered brain...
		Heaven and earth, says the Voice’s Leslie Camhi, depicted as you enter the retrospective, with two massive plates.
	www.dougfrost.com (2398 words)

	Haliburton County,Ontario Information Directory - Algonquin Highlands,Minden Hills & Highlands East
		Frost Centre Lease - Deadline January 24th 2006
		Final Report and Recommendations on the Best Use of the Leslie Frost Centre- June 23rd 2005
		We are also trying to factor in comments that arrived in e-mails and letters, as well as over 1700 entries in the original petition to save the Frost Centre.
	www.haliburtoncounty.ca /main.asp?function=municipal&subfunction=municipal§ion=Administration&subsection=FrostCentre (278 words)

	GP 80 Masters Series 2003 - Round 1
		Michael Leslie and Rohan Frost proved the two to beat at the first round of the 2003 GP 80 Masters Series at the Eastern Creek Go-Kart track last weekend.
		With a string of new juniors on the GP80’s for their first race, Leslie and Frost had the pointy end sorted having started road racing during 2002.
		Frost had the starts nailed leading the field away but as the laps wound down found himself in the firing line of the hard charging Leslie who won all six heats.
	www.mcnews.com.au /MotorcycleRacing2003/GP80_Juniors/Round1.htm (165 words)

	TrailsCanada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Considered one of two beginner’s trails at the now closed Leslie M. Frost Natural Resources Centre, this 2.2 km trail climbs the hill behind the Frost Centre and skirts the shore of St. Nora Lake.
		It is in close proximity to the buildings formerly operated by the Ministry of Natural Resources, and features moderate climbs at either end of the hill.
		The Leslie M. Frost Natural Resouces Centre is located 12 km south of Dorset, Ontario, on highway 35.
	www.trailpaq.com /english/01_find_e/01_details_e.cfm?TrailID=8111 (158 words)

	Darren's Outdoor Page - LESLIE M. FROST NATURAL RESOURCE CENTRE AREA
		LESLIE M. A very nice trip, and the first trip for Jay and Anne-Marie.
		We headed out for the "Wren Lake Access Point" in the Lesley Frost Centre, where we were to meet Jay and Anne-Marie, who were coming from Ottawa.
		We stopped at the Frost Centre buildings on St. Nora Lake (just closed a couple of days before we arrived, thanks to the government cuts...) and took a quick look around before heading North to the access point.
	dmcope.freeshell.org /frostcentre3.htm (1765 words)

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