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Continued from page 1 11:00 a.m.—Royal train leaves' at point abuitiit( Sterling Park.: for West Kent ,a c their wives.
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bleinber of Legislative. Assembly
toe Festival. Theatre. Route: Loitclon,
1 slow ,drive) Shakespeare Street,'
cont Street, Ontario Street, .
• aterloo Street, River Drive' and
' "attain Street.
8.30 p.m.—The Queen .and the
Puke of L'dinburgh arrive at
" �istival Theatre .and are re-
s rived by the president at the
oundation and his wife..
8.35 p.m.—The Queen and the
' uke of Edinburgh are conduct
11 to their seats. When Her
lajesty and his Royad Highness
'•ave reached their seats, one
• arse. of "God Save The Queen"
'; played and the' performance
•inamences, 'There. are two inter
v •its in the perforhiance, during•
'hich members of the Board of ;
c'overnors ,and their wives are
i.resented in two groups in tile.
-•^c.eption loom. The Queen and
''ie Duke of. Edinburgh are i'c-
r uested to sign the Festival
�_uest book.
11.10 p.m.—The performance
(-includes with the playing of
"God Save The Queen". (It is
requested that the Queen and
tete Duke of Edinburgh go back-
stage to meet leading members
of the company, following 'which
it is requested they appear on
eutside balcony of the theatre.)
11.25 p.m.—The Queen and the
Duke of Edinburgh leave the
liieatre. As the motorcade moves
off, a fireworks display is set
off along River Drive to Water-
loo St. bridge.
11.30 :prin The Queen and the
Duke of Edinburgh arrive at
CNR Station.
11,35 p.m.—Royal train leaves
Stratford,
THE DUKE OF EDINBURGHrr><i.<
LONDON, ONT,
Thursday, July 2
12,30 p.m.—The Duke of Edin-
burgh leaves Hamilton by car
for Mount Hope Airfield.
12.45 p,m.—Arrive Mount Hope
Airfield.„ "s
1.20 p.m.—The Duke of Edin-
burgh arrives London City Air-
port and is received by area
commander who presents the
mayor of London and the
colonel and officers of the Royal
Canadian Regiment.
1,25—Inspection of guard of
honour,
1.40 p,m.T.be Duke of Edin-
burgh leaves airliort by car for
Wolseley Barracks.
1.50 p.m.—A r r i v e Wolseley
Barracks and proceed- direct, to
memorial.
2.10 p.m.—Luncheon at Officers
Mess.
3.10 p.m.—His Royal Highness,
accompanied by colonel of the
regiment, arrives at parade
ground and ascends reviewing
stand. Ceremony of Presenta-
tion of The Colours,
3.10 p.m.—His Royal Highness,
leaves parade ground for Ser-
geants Mess.
4.30 p.m.—L e a v e Sergeants
Mess for Officers Mess.
5.15 p.m. The Duke of Edin-
burgh leaves by car for .Strat-
ford. '
6,30 prm.—}loyal train arrives
at Stratford (Samsonite Siding).
LONDON, ONT.
Friday, July 3
10.00 a.m.—Royal train arrives
CNR Station. The Queen and the
Duke of Edinburgh alight from
rear platform of train, accom-
panied by the minister of na-
tional health and welfare. The
minister presents his worship,
the mayor of London, and his
wife. The Queen and the Duke
of Edinburgh are conducted
through station concourse to re-
ception platform.
10.05 a.m.—The mayor pre-
sents civic officials and other
to
accept a HerMajesty
fromsthe is a citizens
of London.
10.10 a.m.—The Queen and the
Duke of Edinburgh leave for
City Hall. Route: York, Welling-
ton and Dundas Streets.
1'0.15 a.m. — The motorcade
pauses briefly in front of City
Hall. where city clerk asks the
Queen to sign the city guest
book. Drive continues. Route:
Dundas, Waterloo and Victoria
Streets to University Drive.
10,35 a.m.—The Queen and the
Duke of Edinburgh arrive at J.
W, Little Membriat Stadium
where children are assembled.
The Mayor presents a number
of officials arid their wives.
10.45 a.m.—The Queen and the
Duke of Edinburgh leave stad-
ium for return drive to . CNR
Station. Route: University Drive,
Richmond Street, Clarence
Street, Dufferin Avenue, Rich-
mond Street, York Street..
10.55 a.m.—Arrive CNR Sta-
tion,
Message from
CHATHAM, ONT.
Friday, July 3
The. Queen and the Duke ofa'I'he ;Queen is asked to. sign .the
Edinburgh cleseend. accompanied' .city guest book.
by the minister of national; 12.30 p.ni.—Royal.:train . leaves
12.20 p.m.—Royal train arrives 1 health and welfare. The minister 1 Chatham.
Routee, (s1Qw
SARNIA,..ANT. reads an .address of welcome North, Canatar;t Drive to :Canal Memorial Park.,
friday, JUI. presents thelaaa>inan of tara Park.
Canatara Drive.aaal Carts
3.30"Britannia":'
the Sarnia committee and his L5a p.in. — Arrive Canatara tins Street.
p:iaa.--H.111. ' #'.ark.`TheQueen,andthe#juke10.15 p.m.-�-Arriv.e 7.M°1:0:t1.4
arrives at Imperial 0i1 iAtd.•clock.3.35 .m.,-T'be Queen and the la# Edinburg'la proceed to datsedBerry lennorial Park.'h M m be • cit eouncii ,and!eade circlespark,Hieni e Queen :and {lte fluke of l)ulce of Edinburgh Ieay.e for _ _e. l is ,of Y r :tu • t I i 1
Edinburgh disembark, accom-1 Canatara Park. Route: Via Iin- their wives are presented.
Ito- a tn . a miner a Oil .dock,
ponied. by cabinet minister. -The' .erial ,Oil ,Company plant gates 10.05 p.m.' -The Queen and :th.e° 10.25 p.m.—Arrive dock.
minister presents the to Confederation Street, ,Christina Make .o# Edinburgh leave C.an-, 10.30 p.m. --'The Queen. and that.
pr c ts, inaya)r .of
Sarnia and his wife.. The mayor i Street South, Christina Street .stars Park for Norman Perry' Duke of Edinburgh embark.
Greenway
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brent
6f Toronto spent the weekend
'with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mur-
ray and family and other rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey
spent the weekend with Mr. And
Mrs. Fred Rinker in Sarnia,
Mr, and Mrs. Ddan Brown
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Norman 'Turnbull at Grand
Bend'. '
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Steeper
and family visited on Sunday
with relatives at St. Thomas.
Mrs. ,Yoe Horner entertained
on Saturday at a trousseau tea
in honor of her daughter, Betty
Alin, a bride -elect of this week,
Miss Cynthia Doan of London
spent the weekend with her
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, LAW -
fence Cults.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cotearian
and !wily' ta.f Hallsgreen visited
on Sunday with Mr, And ,Mrs.
Emerson Woodhain and Beth.
Mrs. Omer Berney is a patient
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mrs, 4161in Shank of F'arkhill
spent a sew days with Mr, and
Misr Cecil Siiiithert and family
!1'he Baby Band meeting for
Grand Bend and G r e e n w a y
United elturche,t will be held in
C•reenway church Vriday a>-
t>r,��Mr.
H.M.Y. BRITANNIA on which Queen Elizabeth II and the Prince Philip will visit the Seaway area and Ontario Lake porta
welcomes Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
and His Royal Highness the Prince Philip for the opening of the
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The Government and the people of Ontario welcome Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II, and His Royal Highness the Prince Philip, to our
great Province.
With the official opening of The St. Lawrence Seaway by Her Gracious
Majesty, the worthy dream of years becomes a reality. Now open to
deep -water shipping of the world, our Lake Ports will provide access to
the heartland of the Continent—and from them, as ocean ports, will go
forward, into world trade channels, Canada's and Ontario's raw
materials and manufactured goods.
Out of this Development has also come the great Provincial power
project—in which Ontario has made a vast financial investment --pro'
viding additional power resources which can be used to increase our
industrial, agricultural and economic strength.
Proud to be a partner in the British Commonwealth of Nations, our
Canadian Nation rejoices in and looks forward to the Royal visit. It will
be marked by many memorable events. They will be of great historic
significance, providing opportunity as well to show to the Queen of
Canada the unfailing loyalty, devotion and affection of her Canadian
people.
May the visit to Ontario of our Gracious Sovereign be a pleasant one,
as we pay her due homages
Published by the Division of Publicity
444. .ter
Leslie Ma Frosty
Prime Minister
E GOVERNMENT' OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO