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"It was a limited number, but there was definitely a group of royal watchers. One lady camped out for a long time and gave the Prince a couple pictures of Oakville." For any given show the Centre has on hand only seven house staff. According to Caird. this expanded dele- gation was made necessary to cope with a full house as well as the added respon- group of spectators and a beefed-up contingent of 25 Oakville Centre house staff. Prince Edward greets on-lookers after Sunday's Easter service at St Jude's Anglican Church. (Photo by Hiziero Vertolli) Oakville extended Royal welcome OAKVILLE SHIATSU AND MASSAGE THERAPY CENTRE Tom Sweetman R.M.T., ST. Theresa Oswald RAIT., CST. Frederick Pram RMT. Dorothy Tavares C.S.T. Eva Krechowia CST. Linda Ludwig EMT. Wioktta lani: RMT. iksata Filc R.MT. it I25 Lakeshore Rd. E. Suite 304 Navy St., above Pier 845-3137 Continued from page 1) GIC BONUS! 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After being welcomed by Centre manager Ken Coulter, Edward attended a brief reception and was photographed by members of the media. sibilities of the Prince’s presence. One humorous note happened when they stood in a line outside the Centre to greet him. "lt was hectic but successful." said Caird. "We had a great time. The staff was really excited. Even the RCMP gave me positive feedback on them." Caird said Edward possessed the laid back qualities of his father and - as an actor himself - appeared very com- fortable within the confines of the the- atre. Following the show, and before the Prince met the cast and crew, the Centre's full-time staff met him infor- mally on stage. “The Prince seemed very relaxed and stayed longer than anticipated at the reception following the play," said Mulvale. "We chatted over dinner and found that he is very in tune with soci- ety and is concerned with violence in the media and other issues." at “‘9 l 5%