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{Buckingham Palace service, Es- for some of the toughest milage THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 2, 1959 15 mond Butler, the new secretary and there is little doubt the to the Governor-General, sald: Queen will use it, where possible, i QUEEN ELIZABETH TRAVEL CHANGED Royal Visitors For Canada Seen By JACK BRAYLEY |tour, plus time-consuming train Canadian Press Staff Writer |journeys in limited movement HALIFAX (CP) -- The Queen's across the country. With the safe six - hour flight back to London and accepted role of jot aircraft, from Halifax after the summer the Queen is closer tu her sub- Royal Tour of Canada empha- jects in Canada than her grand- sizes that the monarch mo longer!father was to his in Scotland. is remote as to distance or per-| As for the concern about the sonality. Future visits now can Queen's staying power, she made be simple excursions instead oflit clear -- at a time when only complicated expeditions. she and her immediate advisers There's little doubt there will knew about her pregnancy--that be more Royal Tours. Some of she thought the marathon tours them may be nearly as big as the were necessary and useful, that sometimes controversial 1959 pro-|she could take them in her stride CE a gress that took the Queen 15,000 and that she was ready for any miles in 45 days, in some in- future similar assignments. stances to spots that a few years, Leading Canadians--like Prime ago seemed inaccessible to roy-/Minister Diefenbaker and Rt. alty. Hon. Vincent Massey -- are on So, if there aren't any royal record as agreeing with her on tourists lunching in Montrealithe need and value of the tours after breakfast in Buckingham |but they had reservations and Palace in the immediate future, concern about taking advantage it's a pretty safe bet we'll see of her willingness. them in 1957 -- Canada's centen-| The prime minister, who cer- ary year. By that time at least, tainly must have had a big say Prince Charles will be old enough|in planning the trip, told the to see the country he learned Queen publicly on the eve of her about this year from a specially- departure it had been '"'some- selected officer cf the Royal 22nd times too arduous an ordeal." He Regiment, jaded isuinicantly that he honed she might able to make 'less NEW TRAVELER formal and less strenuous visits Anything is possible now that/ang vacations" in the future the mechanics of travel have ? changed. It required a steamship EXPECTS SHORTER TOURS coast-to-coast tours are a thing of - the past. ments and shorter regional tours." | nificance. So, it is believed the program for a nadian advisrs think her stam- ina will take. But the mechanics of Royal Tours aren't the only change since the days when formality was almost on a basis of rever- ence. This time--and in spite of some authoritative pre-tour fore- casts of indifference and even op- position -- the Queen and Cana- dians got together in an easy friendliness and unceremonious "It's felt that six-week Canadian'in future. Many think the Queen's day . .the Queen wil wil be cut by at least two hours| likely make more frequent visits to give her more time for relaxa-! for specific Canadian engage-|tion after she finishes her routine| | paper work. i Also there will be little change] Both the Queen and the prime in the program that usually minister emphasized in several brings wide criticism of reneti- |speeches that Rideau Hall was|tion and dullness. The Queen her Canadian home -- giving the/made it clear, as she conscien- vice-regal residence a new sig-/tiously participated at each sim- on present|ilar function, that she appreci- knowledge from reliable sources, ated the effort that had gone into it and that it was not dull or repe- | future tour will be a compromise)|titions for the people involved. As| on what the Queen fee's to be her|for the endless reception lines, rewarding duty and wimt her Ca-|they'll likely be just as endless in the future for the Queen fls she must meet as many repre- sentatives of the people as pos-| sible. | One suggestion that she made) privately will likely be acted upon. That is that a future tour should be held in the spring or fall--a hetter season to see more children who were scattered in vacation spots when she was] here in July. informality that set a new pat- tern for royal relations. As a result, planners say it would be easy for the Queen to make a fast trip to Ottawa any| time for a brief, relaxed stay at Rideau Hall because there's no longer any formidable barrier of sheltering protocol between the| Queen and her easy-going Cana-| SEES REUNIFICATION WASHINGTON (CP) -- Robert| Murphy, veteran foreign affairs adviser, Tuesday predicted re- unification between West and East Germany within "the fore- seeable future." The No. 2 man in the state department also said| the West can face the next de-|8 KRESGE'S | a ERE SUSESRRERUN RENEE FY PEE EERIE $Y Wang, cade with optimism, provided it| BRITANNIA BIG HELP remains strong and alevt. This Another comfoviine factor in-|optimism was based on signs of trcduced in the '59 tour was the|r-ow'ng differences between) use of the royal yacht Britannia/Russia and Red China. CROSSWORD PUZZLE [STAT INTRNBIOIAIRIS ACROSS 5. Yes, in 23. Enough RIA ol LOT 1. Stumbles Mexico (poet.) [AILITIVIEBRAIDIAIGIE] 6. Ascend 6. Intone 24. Wise [BIABEIATIERCIVIE] 11. French. 7. Crazy 27. Edge of |EINMMRTHIANIEED) man's name (slang) golf a 12. Goddesses 8. Peaceful cup [RIVE BED] of seasons 9. Cushion 80. Florida [C[HIUIDIDIAIREEEA ID] 33. Onetime 10. God of game Lia UIEIL] Ly only pleasure fish Se: Hai 14. Phases 44. A fib 82. Gracious [SCIEN E BGIPIEC IS) 15. Source (colloq.) 34. Covered as 16. Soon 18, Soak flax with fluff Yesterday's Answer 17. Kind of Boy 20. Arrived 86. Affected Scout's 21. Goddess of manners badge discord 83. Give over 41, The wallaba 19. Frost 22. Australasian 39. God of 44. Bank draft 22, Sharper pepper war (abbr.) 24. Cicatrix 25. Indefinite article 26. Fashion 28, Music note 29, Ballot 31. Traces 33. Milkfish 34. Slight error 35. Banister 37. Indian of Peru 40. Plunder 10. Knock 43. On ship's left side 44. Grass leaf 45. Flower 46. Erases 2. City (Nev.) 3. Revenue 4. False show passage at both ends of the 1951! On his return from a stint of | | | 42. A litter I You will find all the latest toys and games at Oshawa Discount House ot Wholesale Prices. Why pay more? KINDERGARTEN CHROME SETS Retail 24.95 Our Price MONOPOLY GAME Retail 4.00 Our Price HOCKEY STICKS Our Price Special ... ........ StU MR BH BRB HH BB BE HEHE BE HH BB pH RE OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 10 AM.to9 PM CHRISTMA EN SN 0) J Westinghouse STEAM & DRY IRON. Reteil 19.50. Gur Prien rrr 19:90 seve INS NINI NITRITE IAIN INIT INIT IN Westinghouse 11" FRYPAN--- Copper lid. 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