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cession in the Parliaineni build- ing where she will receive the Royal Salute on the steps of the Peace Tower. She will then pro- ceed to the Senate Chamber.

Senators and Members ol the House of Commons. she will read the Speech from the Throne. -National Film Board of Can- ada Photos.

Her Majesty. Ellzalheth l'l.lhisior,v that a reigning monarch Queen of Canada. will formallyihus performed this function. Ac-l open Canada's 23rd Pariiamentjcompnnied by His Royal High- on October 14. 1337. It will mark nes The Prince Philip, the the first occasion in Canada's Queen will travel in a state pro-

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PARUAMINT IY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN WITH ALL me WONDERFUL ser- ' TINGS OF OUR IEAUTIHJI. CAPITAL CITY. You cm-T Arman To wArr To IUY YOUR TV. YOU WILL SAVE MoNEv.sY suyme Now, Ana 11-aux wi-TAT

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An elderly gentlanan I lusw has been having a time fdlowlng the World Series.

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was s mvstory to her. she Just couldn't understand what it was all about - she never could. "And I certainly wish 1 could held or tail out of a base- bal game." she said. "For weds Stan (her hudsandi and 1 have been tied in knots thinking a- bout the change in our Ives when he T reac the retirement age this Spri . Can he find other work? Can we be extravagant sndtairesloutripiovisitborvo thy in Germany when her hus- band is stationed? Oh, there are many trying "decisions to make. Retiring age creeps up on you - really. the time to plan for it is while you have the full strength to meet difficult situa- tions - the early forties are not too soon. Any-way. Stan followed every move of the game as if he didn't have a care in the world. lie laughed, he shouted - and that night he slept like the. boy he seemed to be while he watched the game. What wouldn't I give to be able to lose myself that way!" "But I've seen you disoiutely

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”A'llIi'l the tmuble." said the lady. "the 'best" is too real.

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BURTON NJ.

The Septembu Octobi meeting of Burton .1. was held Monday, evening, Sophom- ber 80. at the home ol Mrs. Kea- ry Dalton. The president. Mrs. Calrldgs Rogers presided. Mast- ing opened with the Institute Ode followed by the Mai! Stew- art Collect in unison. six mem- bers were prooent. T

wanton of last nootisa were read. also the treasurers roost. Correspondence eonlstod of in- stitmo News. sick committee reported purchasing fruit and visiting tito sick. A Thanh You note from Mrs. Edward A. Grif- fin wu read.

It was decided to order Cod

Liver-Oil capsules for schm childron. To raise funds plan were made to lottery s prem- ium. received from Fair-fielois. to sponsor s sale of lunches st the annual Credit Union meet- ing and each member to pay a penny fit every letter in h or the snvzual supper to be bold in .Nnvembsr. Mrs. Harold ilowsrl will he hostess for the November most- ing. Ital! call something portals. ing to World War I.

New committees. sick. Mrs. Calridge lagers. M'rs. Elmer Cook. school. Mrs. Harold How-

Dsltoa entertained with a bum- emvs rudins.

Meeting closed with the Queen. A dainty lunch was sen ved snd was followed In s soo- ial hour.

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or the people who like it. And

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bk"-Camus - and such "You're night." said the lady. "But honestly. in try mi hard. doyonthlnklosniesrnioem Joy a ball game - and play sun- tion bridge -- if not the hapder game."

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