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ta For The Sek. | ROYAL VISIT © | City and Rural School Children (except Cubs. Scouts, Brownies, Guides)

MEETING POINTS FOR — a \° LINING ROYAL ROUTES ¢

-® All City School Children and Available Rural Schoo! Children Will Assemble at Connaught Square (near Charlottetown Hospital) ...no later than 9:30 A.M.

YOU WILL BE LINING FROM THE SQUARE ALONG | ROCHFORD and UP GRAFTON TO POWNAL ON BOTH

$ YOUTH GATHERING AT COLOSSEUMS

1. Al Rural Schoo! Children Will Assemble At Kings |

. Square (near Prince of Wales College) at 1:00 P.M.

2. All City School Children Will Assemble At Hillsboro

Square (near Notre Dame Academy) At 1:00 P.M. BOTH GROUPS WILL BE MARCHED TO THE COLOSSEUM ‘FROM THESE POINTS. - :

General Information

I. School Groups, Cubs, Scouts, Brownies, Guides, 4-H Clubs C. G.

. ‘1. T. and Rural School Children Unable To Assemble at. King Square MUST PLAN TO BE IN COLOSSEUM NO LATER THAN 2PM

2. Each Youth Will Be Provided With A Flag.

THIS FEATURE OF THE ROYAL VISIT IS FOR OUR YOUTH . . THEREFORE THE LEADERS OF THE ABOVE GROUPS WILL BE THE ONLY ADULTS ADMITTED TO THE COLOSSEUM.

Let Our Youth Give Our Lovely | Queen A Real Island Welcome!

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