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icy the stall‘ should follow in ob- taining contributions for the mag- azine, It was decided to pOSt a itunrber of topics lt-Ild invite 60.n- tributiotts from {III students, and also. to ensurc a tninimum of con- tributions. to have the editor lit- ﬂalli! commission some students to write articles on given topics. There was also some discussion concerning the late of the humor section o! the Red and White. some were of the opinion that this sew tion should be cut out 0t’ the mag- azine. It was decided lmwcvo-r that this would not he a gcorl policy, al- though there was a general feeling that the scandal sheet ztspcct of the section should bc kept at a minintuni. 1W0 wpuld appreciate any opinions from readers of Red and White on this mattBr.)

The SECTEIBIV of the Financial Committee. Mr. Hemphill. secre-

tar)’. prescntrd n fixmncial state- ment to the mowing. The lion-i was then left oprn lor any diﬁcussioill on the policy being followed by iheI Financial Committee. No ciusztrons! were raised. so the t-xccltlivo ul thc ‘ committee has taken this as :1 vole of conﬁdence in their zdmlnistra-I timt.

Mr. Harold Dunyvhy than took the meeting ovt-r for the Athlctir i Association. Business discussed Wﬂ-‘r of a gentrnl naturt- with no defin- lie policy-changing measures be-I inn atioptocl. ‘

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the Debating Society for re-organ- ization in this field, A new organ- ization, with tnembersltlp entirely voluntary. will he lauitchczl and only those interested In taking Dart in Intercollegiate debate; are b91118 asked t0 join. It ls planned In hold meetings on Wednesday; We would strongly recommend that ll collcze students acquaint them- wlrcs with the details of this new society Information may be oh- taincd front any member o! the

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For outside rvudcrs. dctilcd infor- nrrtinn on the new organization will be given as orgtttiizntion pro- gressrs.

Saints had a fair to middling week fmm a sporting point of view. In their first league game of the Sﬂlwn alznlnst the Legion. played 1-"51 THC-WHY evening at the Forum, the hockey team fought the city squad to a. draw. It Was certainly n thriller. Saints came from be- hind to tie things up in the third pPflCCI and were loading 8-7 with 0111;,» about live mitiutcs to [:0 when lﬁﬂion tied It up. ‘there the count remained, 8-8. Starring for the Saints we're Cart MacDonald. Me- thot and Billy Lcdwell.

Next name Tuesday against the Navy. Notv let's. everybody. €et in there and do some shouting eh??'l? iWalch it Mike).

In basketball. Saints took their ﬁrst, drubbing ct the season. 10-35 from the Navy. The game was playrd Wednesday evening before .1 smﬂll cnowd. Tough luck. fellows. but you can't win them all.

In the Intramural League play- offs are in progress. Grade XII and Sophomores are the finalists. In theseml-tlnals. Grade XII defeat-

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Work on the students‘ Ottlce. being supervised by the executive 6t the Financial Committee. is nearing completion and It Is really’ )1 tine looking Job. Much credit ls due to Mr. John Eﬂdon Green for the time and effort he has but tow this project. The office should be completed thle week and we will try to give you a detailed descrip- tion ot the results next week.

Red and White came 0t! the press tut Monday and there 118W! been very iavourable comments on the Issue from all quarters. For de- tailed report 0n all recent activit- les and a good deal ol interestlﬂ! reading. don't, miss this Autumn issue oi Red and White. 011 B819 at; most neyvs-standrr-or write ﬁll’-

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and he said: “And we never got one pine cone yeti" I would slip away along a snowy trail then grid gather cones for Jamie. I1 snow lay evenly. but not, very deep. over meadows and hill sides. then would I decided. not be any depth oi it in the woods. For the neighboring trees grow thickly there. where this pine o! mine stands on the bank: ct a stxeam. that llowe down to swell the waters oi the river below. James was carrying hay to some young stock in a b0 stall at the rear oi’ a barn. at the time, oom- menotng the evening loading. Be stopped a minute rorklul on ehﬂulﬂ- er. "To the woods?" he echoed my words "at this hour ot the dnyl Ite dusky there now. You'll get lost. Ellen!" After long years of ttying to earn a good opinion from him in this regard, he etlll does not set much store on my lenae 0t dir- action. At the very last, he may give in and say: “Never mind her. lorcl- she'll itnd her my!" But yesterday. he repeated "yes, you'll get loet. Ellen" with m air ol ilnelity. U O I

Perd. our white hound. listening to our oonverletlon, geve an est- atlc yelp -in the unlethonable ways o! knowing that dogs have— and led away along the ilelds. We had only a. short distance tq go. Merely across a line fence. and then winding through dim frug- rant aisles ol second growth spruce to reach our goal. We were present- ly Ln a land 0t our own-Part! and I. where nothing else moyed and the only sound ceme from our steps and the rush cLthe stream In the valley below. True. he etertl- ed odd rabbits. that led him merry chases. and sometimes as we pert- ed branches, squirrels called down to all: u; curiously for our credent- ials. silent end miraculously fash- ioned and dim and lovely that woodland was. up enter it wee. like going into a greet church or cqthe-

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Pine cones are not usually tound at the toot ot the tree. These toss their head; over wide spaces, and a sprinkling .0! snow concealed their whereabouts. However. we tound and gathered a number. all tightly wound in the imet. We had perhaps lettered there too long. For it was dusky now indeed. when we began to retrace our steps. So I hurried. parting bfllliCllﬁs that barred the path or stoollmﬂ W tollov Pard through dark and dense undergrowth. But nlweys to- ward; the Went, where the sky when we caught sight of lt. was lit into a rose glow. Then we heard. not

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too far away: "El-ten, where are you? El-len!" “I'm here” I culled "Just over here." And Pei-d yelped his reply. It was James, not that we needed his guiding but there he was, when we came to the line- grumblinz a blt. but concerned- bless his heart! O i I

‘Iloday BaI/tlrdny returned in an early blaze ot loveliness above the same woodlands. which as the day wore on, became covered by sullen low hanging clouds. '1'here was work in the wood-lot at the other farm. where they busted themselves. as Jock bald "trimming up the fell- en stuil" to make fuel wood. Mel-n- while in iann houses preparations

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tor the Chrlstma; season gces on. You catch it in the news o! a batktzi lrutt coke; m curtains trcshly laundered; in floors newly polish- ed. It comes too in Jamie's “jingle bells" with only a sign oi melody there; in a Radio carol and I bc- lieve In folks‘ hearts, in this ntonth of all. which bring; the season 0' "good will toward men." Until Monday. Diary.

Good-night. .

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