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W 9 Wll GEORGE DeBRlSAY DeBL0lb President ut the council
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Minister ot Education and Health
frmce aawzua lmunu as welt represented in London
for the Coroation festivities. The group pictured on this
page represents but a small number of those leaving the
province to “cross the pond". Besides the official party,
military representatives, students and representatives to
the -National Council of Education, and Girl Guides, the
Island contingent is swelled by a large number of citizens
m"' ` ~ "M trin independently.
.te colorful ceremony and pageantry marking an
event of such historical importance will long be remember-
ed by those privileged to attend and will always remain a
source of information of an invaluable nature. I’t will bind
still stronger the common ties that unite the British Com-
monwealth of Nations, enhance pride in the “old flag",
our beloved Monarch and his Consort, and faith in the
future of a democratic Empire .i‘~ i'i"~'s and traditions.
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DB. T. E. E. ROBBWB
Member ol Coronation Clwl’\ll»
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MISS RUBY MMNEILL MISS HELEN HOLMAN JOHN M\T'l`llL\V
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ll..H. SHAW JOHN DOWNING
Superintendent ol Education Suulnerside
MISS DOROTHY MATTHEWS
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