"KILLS THE THING HE LOVES."
Tho After Care Committee was interviewing the mother of a boy who was about to leave school. The problem was what career should the lad followi Various avenues were suggested, but Mrs. Jones did not think they would do. At last the chairman had an idea. "How would you like- your boy," he asked, "to attend a continuation school and learn butchering?" ' • . Mrs. Jones hesitated for a moment. "I think he'd make a good butcher," she agreed, "he's always been fond of animals."
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 147, 23 June 1928, Page 21
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