Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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jfnretnnth It is a real pleasure, and also a privilege, to be asked as High Commissioner for the United Kingdom to contribute the Foreword to this year's issue of Selwyn House School Magazine. I am a comparative newcomer to this country. I have been here rather less than three years but I have been fortunate enough to visit each of the Prov- inces. Indeed during 1955 I shall be visiting most for the second or third time. Everywhere I have travelled I have been deeply impressed by the great potential of this country and by the richness of the opportunity that awaits you. Canada is blessed by nature with vast natural resources and great diversity of country- side. You have important and valuable mineral deposits: you have the great granaries of the Prairies: and you have the water power to develop your industry. Great things have been done in recent years. yet the treasure house of the North has barely been glimpsed. But all these gifts of nature would be of small avail if men with character and ability were not there to develop them. I was deeply impressed by my visit to Selwyn House. I sensed a good atmosphere. I felt the difference between education and mere erudition had been clearly understood, and that the boys who go to Selwyn House should feel themselves fortunate indeed. I wish you all the best of luck. ARCHIBALD NYE. Earnsclilfe. Ottawa.

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