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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-06-15, Page 7THIURSUAY, JUNE 15, 1939 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE SEVEN r • ) Duplicate Monthly .%)tatements We can save you money on Bill and Charge 'Forms, standard sizes to fit Ledgers, white or colors. Tt will pay you to see our samples. Also best quality Metal Hinged Sec- tional Post Binders and Index. Thfu Seaforth Ne Phone 84 ,,.fir.-s..r..crv<.ir/.i;__../.✓✓• ✓• ✓• . THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An. International Daily Newspaper 06 records for sou the world's clean, constructive doings. The Monitor dose not exploit Crime or sensation; neither does It ignore them, but deals eerreotIvely with them. Features for busy men and all the family, including the Weekly Magazine Section. 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(3) THE SEAFORTH NEWS Gentlemen: I"enclose $ . lam checking below the o'tifer desired with a year's subscription to your paper. ❑ All -Family ❑ Super -Value Nome St. orR.R Town and Province SEAFORTII, ONTARIO. Sir Edward Beatty Chats with King and Queen Aust before leaving Montreal, a, Their Majesties Icing George YI and Queen Elizabeth met and shook hands with several direc- tors of the Canadian Paclfio Bail - way. They are seen here Chatting with. Sir Edward Beatty, G.B,E., ICC., LL.D., chairman and presi- dent, Canadian Pacific Railway, and Sir Herbert Eolt. Other di- rectors presented by Sir Edward were Sir -Charles 'Gordon, G.B.E., D. C. Coleman, vice-president, Brig. -Gen. F. S, Meighen, C.M.G., Ross McMaster and M. W. Wilson, STRATFORD COMMITTEE GIVES EXPLANATION The fact that thousands of school children front Bruce, Huron and Perth counties, after 'being all after- noon in the hot sun, were unable to see the 'king and queen on June 6th, or only obtained a brief glimpse of them, .has led to much discussion, The Stratford committee has issued its side of the affair in the following ex- planation Iby Rev. F. Gwynne Light - bourn, chairman of the Stratford board of education and 'chairman of the sub -committee on school children of the Stratford royal visit committee. This explanation' is made in justice to nearly 0 c .10 00 school children who suffered the greatest disappointment of their fives, through someone's int- excusable blunder on or ,before June .6th, and in justice to a .very loyal and exceptionally efficient sub -committee, t34fich' woiiked shard and unselfishly to safeguard those children against any possible disappointment. Certain stages in the development of our plans are known to the public: (1) Mayor Henry's strenuous ef- forts to secure the permission of the Prime Minister's interdepartmental committee at Ottawa to arrange a alrire for their majesties through the streets of Stratford. (2) When it was apparent that tliis permission could not he secured, the consideration of the possibility of marching, the children past the recep- tion .platform, 0 scheme which was abandoned, 'because of the excessive length of time which would have been required. (30 The Mayor's very sound sng- gestion, approved by the h terdepart- Mental Committee, and by the man- agement of the 'C,JN.R„ and unanim- ously adopted Iby the whole royal visit committee of this city, that the sta- tion yards be cleared, and the school children be placed on, and east of, the two passenger platforms, on the distinct understanding. given ;by the interdepartment committee, that the royal train would she slowed -down to three miles per hour, from Romeo Street to Erie Street, and that their Majesties would be on the observa- tion platform of the train between these points. The working out of the details of this .plan was entrusted to toy sub- committee. Nearly ell() school 'boards in Perth, Huron and Bruce Counties were circularized, and were sent ap- plication forms, of which approxi- mately 500 were returned to our of- -fice, The work involved in allotting (them a•ssem'bly .points at a dozen centres throughout the city and re- served areas in the yards, in moving them ,between these places without confusion and without undue disloca- tion of ;general traffic:, was a monu- mental one, and could not have been accomplished without infinite .care and 'without the fullest co-operation De H McInnes CHIROPRACTOR Office --- Commercial Hotel Electro Therapist — Massage. Hours—Ion. and Theirs. after- noons anw by appointment FOOT CORRECTION by Manipulation -Sun -ray treat- ment. Phone 227. of the Chief of Police and his traffic officers. This co-operation was most generously given, and the perfection of the -preparation was demonstrated by the fact, that (with the exception -of the children 011 the last train, which was over an hour late) the last child was in lik place ten minute ahead of schedule. Those on this last train were in place before the arrival of the pilot train. Moreover, every child was in a position from which •1,e could have an unobstructed vied' of their majesties an the ,ibservatiot platform, had the two -fold undertaking of the Interde- partmental Committee, re the speed of the train and the position of Their Majesties, been carried out. It should be understood that the royal visit committee, which gave its approval to the school children, included rep- resentatives from the - out-of-town communities concerned. as well as representatives of this city. Not only was this so, but the speed at which the interdepartmental committee ag- reed the train should travel (in the telegram sent on April 3rd 'by the secretary of that committee to Mayor Henry) was less than half the speed approved for motor drives on which their majesties were conrlueted in other cities. 11 time in Stratford had to be sac- rificed in favor of other communities. that necessity must have been known to the Prime Minister and his staff on the royal trails, before the train left Kitchener. Had a telephone call keen rput ' through to one mayor, which would have been a smatter of seconds. to enquire whether the children's view of their king and queen or the presentation of certain representative citizens to Their Majesties should be sacrificed, I ant confident that his worship's answer would have been to. omit the presentations, and that everyone on the presentation list would have been glad anti' proud to forego persoltal honor, in favor of the thousands of eager and ,loyal children. It is perfectly clear that one of three unpardonable offences has ,been committed, and the people of Strat- ford and of three of Ontario's most loyal counties will not rest until the reepolt;ible officials admit resnonstib- ily. Either la) este Lnterdepar'ttnental Committee did not intend to stand thy - its undertaking in its secretary', wire to .Mayor Henry; or t3 the crew of the royal train was not properly in- structed and controlled; (.rt the right honorable the prime minister of the dominion of Canada and his staff on the train did not think 'enough of ;Ave wishes of Stratford and of these, three counties, to enquire how ohne was to be saved in this city. - This subcommittee. 'made up " of busy mean and women, would not have gone to the almost endless pains that it "did, on the Cif -chance that the children might possi'ti their Sovereign and lois dQneeit. We had 1 del -inky assurance front a .-itt'.e appointed by the mate t1•:r.i'•er this dominion: .i'e retie.? <%'t ._ surilnce; and that assuranc, it made good le the team '';1'1 children, their parent- lel ftd teachers, ivP ,i tl :.. . • why? F. •tri\ VNNI 1 0 )URN, Chairman of the S', uitt:e -In Scholl - l fm dren t roe Sir f ` vi Royal Vi.lt Coq—unit—tee.- :\-farmer. was praising 11': eft .1s a ;rand mouser to a friend. Th... cat lac - iililikiny i1141l: the fenuder. Sud- denly duri•g a lull in 0110 conversation, a mouse started running about nside the hearth, while the cat merely watched it and yawned. "Well did fever see owt like that?" said the astonished visitor. "An' tta call, 'ioi a mouser!" The farmer looked at . the t nuv', Oh that," l' sz i a:n (.,, 1111i' one of ours, la,l!" - A Farewell To Their Majesties From reset to Coast your people with e'ari lime. given you gladly all their loyal 1•r;a .,e; .\t last lades out the welcome of And into story pace these noble days. - Take front our hearts these faithful words in starting, \Vhen from our shore the lordly ship goes tree. While the last, swift Canadian gull: are darting, And the longharbor opens to the sea. IIa)r many.a lovely unennory never perish. Scenes of our glorious country; far above • All the land's peerless beauty May yott•cherish The crowning glory of a people's love. While The Ding reigns from ocean to ocean, Under the wide, serene Canadian sky, We whom you leave in ageless, sleep devotion, Can never to our Sovereign say ,good-bye. Baster of Life whose power is never sleeping In the Clark void or in the hearts of then, l lnld them, our King -and Queen, safe in Thy keeping And bring theta to their Western reale: again, And for the;r Canada be watchful ever,- .Grant ver,.rant us this boost if there be one alone, To do our part in high and pure endeavor - . To build a peaceful Empire 'round the Throne; —DUNCAN CAMPBELL SCOTT The above poem ivas especially written for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation by Duncan Campbell Scott, national) -known Canadian anther and poet, on the. ooeasion of the departure of Their Majesties the Ring and Queen two, Canada,.