proper responsibilities and that, If perchance it can no longer perform that function, it can be cast aside as a poor beast which has ceased to serve the purpose of its lexplolters. The mere fact that three out of the seven members of the: School Management Committee have to be nominated by the thedral Trustees does not justify the apprehension that the Schoo! interests have to be subordinated to those of the Cathedral. Credit for: more sense of public duty and solicitude for the general opinion of the community must be given to the: nominees, whether present or future. The sponsors of the appeal would otherwise be entangled in an_ indefensible opportunism. incompatible with any reputable civic endeavour, Cannot the com~ munity, as Mr. W. C. Cassels has. 0 well put it, "stand together and help this concrete suggestion which is so obviously well-deserving"?
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