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"The greatest day" in t e life of mason George Reid, of

Ottawa, occurred when Queen Elizabeth stopped to talk with -

him when she heard his Scotch burr. Her Maiesty, a Scot her- Kn.) George and Queen Elizabeth are shown being welcomed at the Vancouver City Hail. self, said she had visited Reid's native city. Photo shows the pair Awaiting them on the steps is Mace~bearer Alex MrKay with the goid mace presented to Ven- ehettiha, wine King Geeryelaolts "an.- - ~ couver in I936 by Sir Percy Vincent, then Loni Mayor oi London.

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