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Prince
Rupert
ATION
Commencing
Celebrates
"
Tomorrow
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Third
Avenue
Tomorrow
Never
in
".the
history
of
the
British
Empire
has
there
been
preparation
for
a
coronation
on
scale
approaching
those
which
have
been
made
for
tomorrow's
great
event.
In
every
part
of
the
British
Commonwealth
the
people
are
planning
to
indicate
in
no
uncertain
manner
that
they
appreciate
the
liberties
.
vhich
they
enjoy
and
that
they
prefer,
the
present
form
of
government
that
"Of
any
other?
yet
tried.
Doubtless
there
are
weaknesses
in
the
system
but
this
is
not
the
time
to
discuss'
them.
If
there
are
weaknesses,
they
can
be
strengthened.
If
there
are
flaws,
they
can
be
mended.
For
hundreds
of
years
the
British
constitution
has'been
building.
Mistakes,
of
course,
there
have
been
and
will
be
made.
We
are
still
building
on
the
experiences
of
the
past
and
will
continue
to
build.
The
outburst
of
loyalty
which
will
reach
its
peak
tomorrow
is
a
revelation
to
the
world
and
a
lesson
to
those
who
would
tear
down
the
fabric
which
it
has
cost
so
much
to
erect.
Evidently
sentiment
is,
an
irresist-able
force
when
backed
by
justice
and
progress,
such
as
is
seen
in
the
English
speaking
countries.
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OFFICIAL
PROGRAM
Of
Prince
Rupert's
Celebration
General
Celebration
Chairman:
W.
M.
Brown
General
Celebration
Secretary:
George
W.
Cnpps
General
Celebration
Treasurer:
F.
A.
MacCallum
Committee
Chairmen
Parade:
C.
V.
ETltt;
Finance:
J.
Preecc;
Sports:
S.
D.
Macdonald;
Publicity
:and
Program:
D.
G.
Borland;.
Dance:
G.
J..
Dawes;
Decorations:
George
Mitchell;
Refreshments:
Mrs.
D.
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Orchard
McLeod.
10
A.M.
Coronation
Service
of
Thanksgiving
CAl'ITOL
TlIEATKE
Autpices
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
A
sociatlon.
Special
Musical
Program.
Address
by
Rt.
Rev.
G.
A.
Rlx
D.D.,
BUhop
of
Caledonia
11:15
A.M.-G
rand
Parade
ROUTE
OF
PARADE
Foremost
unit
in
parad
:
will
fall
In
on
the
north
side
of
Second
Avenue
directly
west
of
Second
Street.
The
parade
will
proceed
at
11:15
sharp
east
on
Second
Avenue
to
McBride,
thence
north
to
FirAve,iue,
proceeding
through
the
.Court
House
Grounds,
west
on
Third
Avenue
to
Seth
8:aeet,
ricrth
to
Second
Avenue,
east
to
Court
-House
Grounds.
At
the
Court
House
Groufid
the
parade
will,
be
halted.
The
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
Detachment
will
fire
a
"Feu
de
joie."
The
Sch3ol
Children
will
leave
the
parade
at
this
point,
formation
will
be
resumed,
and
the
pa'-ade
will
move
to
the
Hospital
by
way
of
McBride
Street
and
Fifth
Avenue.
Return
will
be
made
by
way
of
Fifth
Avenue,
Sixth
Avenue
and
McBride
to
the
Court
IIouso
where
the
parade
will
disband.
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General
Sports
Program,
Etc.
2:
Girls'
Boys'
Girls'
Boys'
Girls'
Boys'
Girls'
Boys'
Girls'
Boys'
Qirls'
AcnoroL
General
Admission.
1
P.M.-BA8EBALL-6ons
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:15
P.M.
to
6
P.M.
'
Race,
8
years
and
under.
Race,
G
years
and
under.
Race,
8
years
and
under.
Rfl
A
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nnrlar
Race,
10
years
and
under.
Race,
10.
years
and
under.
Race,
12
years
and
under.
Race,
12
years
and
under.
Race,
14
years
and
under.
Race,
14
years
and
'undur.
Race,
1G
yea;
and
under.
(HtANI)
IS
HILL
25c;
Children
Free
,
Canada
vs.
Canadian
(Legion.
Boys'
Race,
16
years
and
under.
"
t;
100
Yards
Open
Race.
1
Girls,
100
Yard
Dash.
'
:-
v
Boys
18
years
and
under,
100
Yard
Dash.
Sack
Race,
Boys
and
Girls.
220
Yards
Open
Race.
Iop,
Step
and
Jump.
.
.
,;
;
Married
Ladies'
Race.
14
';
.
440
Yards
Open
Race.
Relay
Race,
4-Man
Teams,
220
'Yards
Each.
Dancing
Exhibition
(In
Costume).
Football
(Native
Championship).
9:30iP.M.
Grand
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CORONATION
DANCIi,
Moose
Hall
GYRO
CORONATION
Dance
at
Arm
10
I'M.
;
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the
King"
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The
stagp
is
all
pet
for
what
gives
every
indiclatlunMdf
'
being
jtlife
greatest
and
most
colorful
celebration
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert.
Elaborate
preparations
have
been
made
and
it
will
be
a
gala
day
in
this
community.
Everything
now
depends
upon
the
Weather
Man.
The
people
of
the
city
are
showing
an
enthusiasm
'for
this
occasion
the
like
of
which
has
not
been
seen
here
in
many
a
long
day.
The
entire
population
seems
to
have
caught
the
spirit
of
the
occasion.
Numerous
district
visitors
will
be
here
practically
the
entire
population
of
the
immediate
neighborhood.
Entire
native
villages
are
moving
in,
bringin
their
bands,
their
athletes
and
their
supporters.
Promptly
at
10
a.m.
the
proceedings
of
the
great
day
will
get
under
way
with
the
service
of
thanksgiving
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
followed
by
the
grand
pageant
parade
at
11:15
a.m.
Sports
will
open
with
the
exhibition
baseball
game
at
1
p.m.
followed
by
field
sports
from
2:15
to
G
p.m.
The
grand
pyrotechnic
display
at
9:30
p.m.
will
be
a
new
and
distinctive
feature
and
a
fitting
prelude
to
the
two
dances
in
the
evening
one
in
Moose
iHall,
the
other
in
the
Armory.
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