The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
,
1953
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JUNE
1ST
PROGRAMME
AT
COURTHOUSE
AFTERNOON
AND
EVENING
:00
p.m.
The
Parade
Marshall
will
route
uniformed,
units
to
dismissal
areius.
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Scouts
and
Guides
will
receive
their
treats
at
Kinsmen
booths
i
on
'
i
First
Street.
"
1:30
p.m.
Tea
at
Civic
Centre
for
Senior
Citizens
under
the
auspices
of
the
,
Co-ordinating
Council.
I
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3:30
p.m.g-Dascball
T
game
followed
by
a
football
game
at
Rooseclt
Park.
12:15
p.m.
The
massed
Bands
will
Dlav
"O
Canada."
and
in
'
honour
of
visiting
United
States
Naval
personnel
the
Bands
will
then
play
"The
Star
Spangled
Banner."
'
12:20
p.m.
His
Worship,
the
Mayor
of
Prince
Rupert,.shall
read
aloud
the
Royal
Proclamation
of
the
Coronation
of
H.M.
Queen
Elizabeth
II,
following
which
His
Worship
shall
address
the
Citizenry.
All
decorations
and
flouts
to
be
complftctl.
1
Dll
p
in
Oust
Guard
ulrcraft
arrive
from
Ketchikan.
2
.00
p
in.-
U.S.S.
nombach,
PTC
1254,
and
U.S.
Coast
Guard
Cutter
Kimball
arrive
from
Juneau
and
dock
parallel
at
the
CPR
dock.
C.IK!
in
Cocktail
parly
for
visiting
Naval
Officers
In
HMCS
Chatham.
Smoker
for
U.S.
Naval
and
RCN
Naval
personnel
at
Canadian
Legion.
G
in.
Baseball
game
U.S.
Navy
vs.
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars--at
Roosevelt
Turk.
'
,
MORNING
-CORONATION
DAY
7:15
i..m.
Bund
conceit
at
the
Courthouse
grounds
by
Greenville
Cimccit
j
Band
Bandmaster,
Fred
McKay.
7:30
p.mv
-Band
concert
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
by
Aiyan.slv
Silver
Harmonic
-The
Rotary
Choir,
directed
by
Charles
Balagno,
p.m.
I
"Y
Band
Bandmaster,
H.
McMillan.
shall
lead
the
assembly
in
singing
the
anthem
Land
12:25
12:30
10
IW
a.m.
Floats
to
commence
nrrivitig
at
courthouse
ircnri.
10:15
a
in
-Senior
Citiens
to
be
located
upstairs
In
Civic
Centre.
f
Hooe,
and
Glory.
-jCati
fo
Worship
by
Rev.
Lawrence
Sieber,
President
of
ttfc
Ministerial
Association.
Scripture
reading:
p.m.
i
10
2r.
am
School
groups
to
be
in
position
to
see
the
May
Quern
crowning
outside
l
Sofrfvitl-.
XVI,yersys
1-13,
by
Rev.
Fr.
J.
Rayncr,
7
The.n
the
KotaVCihoir
will
sing
an
anthem,
"Bless
the
Lord.,
.Q
My
Soul."
Prayers
shall
'
be
Scfid
for
Her
Majesty,
Queen
Elizabeth
II,
and
for
the
Commonwealth.
The
assembled
pcoole
shall
then
sing
the
hymn
"0
God
Our
Help
in
Ages
Past."
12:45
p.m.
A
short
address
shall
he
made
by
Mr.
F.
E.
Anfield,
Chairman
of
the
Coronation
Celebration
Committee,
followed
by
an.
affirmation
of
Loyalty
and
Allegiance.
'
Then
the
Choir
will
sing
the
anthem
"Triumph
Thanksgiving."
10:00
p.m.
Coronation
Balls
at
HMCS
Chatham,
Legion
Auditorium
and
the
.
Armouries.
11:00
p.m.
Searchlight
and
fireworks
displays
from
the
Lookout
under
the"
direction
of
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker.
.GOD
SAVE
THE
QUEEN
;
IMPORTANT
Uniformed
Scouts
are
to
report
to
the
Parade
Murshull,
Hoy
Evans,
at
'
10:45
a.m.
to
act
as
Parade
Markers.
'
i
.
Official
Souvenir
Programs
will
be
distributed
to
the
public
for
the
Court-
,
house
ceremony
commencing
at
12:00
noon
by
a
team
ol
High
School
students.
Official
programs
for
all
units
in
the
parade
will
be
distributed
at
10:45
a.m.
,
by
a
team
of
High
School
students.
"
The
official
party
will
be
brought
to
the
saluting
base
at
the
Post
Office
in
'
two
cars
which
will
be
parked
in
the
Government
parking
area,
east
of
the
Post
Office.
After
the
parade
has
passed,
they
will
re-embark
in
the
cars
and
will
take
,
their
position
at
the
head
of
the
parade
on
Second
Avenue.
,
-
The
float
judges
will
also
be
in
a
car
to
be
parked
In
the
Government,
parking
area.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
parade,
the
winning
floats
are
asked
to
accompany
the
Nelson
Bros.
Ltd.
floats
to
Miller
Bay
Hospital
where
they
will
tour
the
grounds
and
remain
in
front
of
the
hospital
for
ten
minutes
to
enable
all
the
patients
to
sec
the
floats.
They
will
then
return
to
the
base.
The
floats
will
go
out
via
Fifth
Avenue,
pausing
at
the
General
Hospital.
v
the
Civic
Centre.
HI
3D
;i
in.
Crowning
of
Muy
Queen
by
Kinsmen
following
which
the
May
iuccn
float
will
move
into
position
for
the
parade.
.
.
Judging
of
floats
for
prizes
will
commence.
Judges:
lxin
Forward,
chairman:
E.
T.
Applcwhulte,
M.P.,
Tom
Christie,
Mrs.
Christie.
in.
K-
a
m.
All
uniformed
groups
to
be
assembling
at
courthouse.
Report
to.
Parade
Marshal,
Roy
Evanis.
IU
jO
a
m.
Parade
Markers
to
be
In
position.
11
10
a
in.
All
uniformed
groups
and
floats
to
be
in
position
to
move
off.
'
'
11
20
a
m.-
Parade
to
move
off
south
on
McBride
St.
to
Third
Ave.
;
.
'.
.
11:31)
a
m
Kinsmen
will
commence
giving
out
treats
on
First
Street
to
prc-school;.
,.
children
and
children
not
In
parade.
Salute
will
be
taken
at
the
Post
Office
by
Ills
Worship
Mayor
Whnlcn,
accompanied
by
Cmdr.
T.
'
Johnson,
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
Wing
Cmdr.
J.
Laurie,
Inspector
Taylor,
RCMP,
Rev.
L.
Sicber,
Lt.
A.
Ogllvic,
U.S.
Naval
Captains
and
F.
E.
Anfleld.
The
Judges
will
stand
at
the
left
of
the
reviewing
stand
arid
complete
their
judging
as
the
floats
move
by.
H
on
noon
The
parade
will
reach
the
Courthouse
grounds.
Rotary
Chorus
to
be
in
posltK
n
on
the
Courthouse
steps
to
lead
the
hinging,
p.m.
As
the
school
children
in
the
parade
reach
the
junction
of
Second
Ave.
and
First
St.,
they
will
be
routed
right
on
First
St.
and
given
their
treats
at
the
Kinsmen
booths,
following
which
they
will
be
dismissed
into
the
custody
of
their
parents
and
guardians.
12.
in
in
Ceremony
at
the
Courthouse
commences.
12:50
1:00
p.m.
The
two
Native
Bands
shall
each
play
a
triumphant
March.
p.m.
Her
Majesty,
Que?n
Elizabeth
II,
shall
speak
by
radio
to
the
Commonwealth.
At
the
conclusion
of
v
Her
Majesty's
address,
the
assembly
shall
sing
"God
Save
the
Queen,"
accompanied
ry
the
massed
Bands,
while
the
guns
will
fire
a
21
-gun
salute.
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