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Over 40 people were present at the Northam school on Friday evening, March and when the Northam Calf Club had a social evening. A short business meeting was presided over by vice-presld-

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Film Board films were then shown by David Peacock, Department of Agriculture. Norms. Dyment, presi- dent of the Calf Club, capably led in several games, after which can- dy .and lunches were sold. The money raised is to be used for Cal! Olub purposes.

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sherbrooke Calf Club members still be represented in the Provin- cial Debating Competition by Gla- rence MacDonald. Urban Laughlin and Kathleen Dekker. These were the choice of the judges at is de- bate held recently in the Sher- brooke School before a large rud- ience.

Mr. Errol Laughlin acted as chairman and outlined the rules and introduced the speakers and

upholding the resolution were Ur- ban Laughlln. John Dekker. Leigh- ton Milligan. and Clarence Mac- Donad. The negative speakers speakers were: Frances G-olwill, Kathleen Dekker. Junior Coiwill, and Carl Chappell.

The judges. Messrs. Charles Yen, James Harris, and Eric Madsen declared the affirmative side the winner by a slight margin. Mr. Yeo reported for the judges and gave the club members some good advice regarding debates.

National Film Board films were also shown at this entertaining and educational meeting.

The following organizations have sent in applications to compete in

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pride for her to do so, she diould respect his feelings in the matter unless it is a case of actual starvation. If she husniliates him by taking a job. it will wreck him because it will break down his belief in his abiiiizy to succeed. The clinging vine holds up many a tottering oak that would fall

'lhe idea that it is any rellection on a man for his wife to work out- side of the home after they are married is so antiquated that-it seems to have come out of the hairtrunk in the attic. A man expects his wife. and rightly. to hebp him. It she can do it better by earning money than by cooking and washing and scrubbing, why should she not do so? And in many cases the wife working for a few years sitter marriage enables " to get on his feet and for them to have the home and child-

DEAE MISS DIX: Do you really believe there is such a thing as love, except parental love? it is sex that makes the fascination between men and women; otherwise one woman would be as pleasing to a.man as another. Most men and women marry through fascination, and the gild- .in-g soon wears of! if there is not ccmgenlality. Congeniality is what holds most couples together. But is there such a thing as love?

DOUBTING THOMAS

ANSWER: lsn't love made up of sex attraction and congenialliy and perhaps a third ingredient that is appreciation or gratitude. call it what you will? it is something that binds us to people whose loyalty we have tested, whose sacrifices have been laid gladly at our feet, at the fires of Iwh e avrfection we have warmed our-self.

that we know as fascination is purely sex attraction. It is nothing but sheer animallsn. Love has sex attraction in it because we cannot love those who are physically repugnant to us. But love has in it also and that is why it lasts. It is the meeting to two minds with sim- ilar thoughts and desires and impulses. Fascinaion passes ” iihei-e is nothing in it but passion, and ihst perishes of satiety.

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it is the truest thing in the world.

say. What shall I do?

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judges. The subject of the rlebatei couiples you see whose romance is long dead. who have no physical was "Resolved that the use of cos-i charms with which to attract each other. but who mill love each other far more dearly than they did when they were young. Don't doubt love.

DEAF. DOROTHY DIX: I have a son who is married and has two children. He and his wife hate each other and fight like cat and dog. I have always taken the wife's part in order to try to keep them together. but now my son has left her and refuses to go back, no matter what I

MRS..T.M.

ANSWER: There is nothin-g you can do but let them alone. Nothing is gained by trying to force I discordant husband and wide to live toge- iiher. Better a peaceftil home for the children with one parent lhan with

DOROTHY DIX cannot personally reply to readers. but will sue- wer letters of general Interest through her column

ed by the Junior Farmers:

Ciowsn Brae Calf Club. The Debating committee met on - March 3rd and decided the first . round topic will be. ”R.esolved that country life offers more advantages to young people than city life." 9 This debate must be completed by I 4 L - March 20th. The regular meeting of the Mis- A. i couche Holstein-Jersey Calf Club

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Augustine Cove Calf Club. l3ed- Club, Port Hill Junior Farmers. 6Ql19-Fl'e9?:0Wn 511010? Flfmefl. Lot 16 Junior Farmers, Johnston's Alma-Montrose Calf Club, Sher-

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was held on Monday evening. March 5th at the home of club tmembe Bruce and Belle small. President Aloysius Desltoehe acted as chairman. After the business meeting the members wrote Test 1 on their Handbook study and stud- ied Lesson 111. Several games and a lovely lunch were enjoyed by everyone. The next meeting, April 2nd, will be held at the home of Mr. Reggie Gaudet.

On Tuesday, February 27th. the Farmingion Grain club that at the school 101' their Achievement Day. samples of grain were exhibited by the members. These were Judged by the membe . before being of- flclally placed by A. G. I.cLacheur, seeds Inspector, Plant Products Division.

The) members then wrote a test on grain grow . Following this, Mr. Lehschsur led a discussion on "percentage of hull" and "weight per bushel".

The following are the results of various tests:

Field Score: Hubert Maclbeod Witney Judson Lester Wood (tied) Elmer MacLeod Elmer Curran Vernon Wood Russel Dockendor! Alban Wood

Cyril Wood Melvin Wood Desmond Larkin.

Threshed Sample: Lester Wood Hubert MacLeod Cyril Wood Elmer Macbeod Vernon Wood Elmer Curran Alban Wood Witney Judson.

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