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Women who may be eligible include: a widow, an unmarried woman, a married woman whose husband is in an institution, or who is divorced or has been deserted for more than 6 months. ‘ HonouraBLs Lours P. Crcanue, 9.c., Minister of Public Welfare A Regional Office of the Department in any one of 17 central locations throughout the Province. Nations and the United Nations have been born of the bitter exâ€" perience of two world wars. They are an answer to the quesâ€" tion â€" â€" â€" why not try again the binding force of lew ? Certainly ng Mothers® Allowances are advised of a Sha During this period there will be four performances for reguâ€" lar audiences on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. SHAKESPEARE SEMINARS The Universities of Canada will present two seminars which are open to the public on a memberâ€" ship basis. The seminars are of one week each, and are planned for August 4â€"10 and August 11â€"17. They are designed to give those who enjoy Shakesâ€" peare and the theatre an opportâ€" unity to combine playâ€"going with a program of lectures, formal discussions, and informal exâ€" change of ideas. _ rors", and four of "Cyrano de Bergerac‘. Some 30,000 stuâ€" dents from Ontario, Quebec and the northâ€"eastern United States are expected to attend. tion, The Music Publishers Asâ€" sociation ~of Canada and of Canadian handicrafts. SCHOOL MATINEES Onee again a period of two weeks at the end of the Festival Season will be devoted to school matinees. From September 16 to September 28 twelve afternoon and two evening performantes will be presented for students â€" five each of ‘‘Troilus and Cressâ€" ida" and the ‘"Comedy of Erâ€" an exhibit of costumes and proâ€" perties from last year‘s producâ€" tions along with a display of costume designs created for the Festival productions this year. The Exhibition Hall will also house the displays by the Canaâ€" dian Book Publishers Associaâ€" & Festival (Continued from page 3) In the Festival Exhibition Hall on the River Drive there will be structure of our university with its parallel, but interlocking reâ€" ligious traditions is a response to the need of our time and an expression of its hope. I charge you, therefore, if I may, to carry into your careers as citizens of Canada, or of any other country, the spirit you have found here â€"â€" the spirit of understanding, the unity for which the world of coâ€"operation, and of charity, which will make you apostles of fatherhood of God. r;vnâ€"\;e-d : unmistakably today, will not be denied satisfaction. That is why I say to my fellow graduates today that the federal Â¥r ageâ€"old hunger for the $ Tok Although we see countless shooting stars in the skies, only 23 meteorites have been regovâ€" ered in Canada. 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