Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 12, 1968, p. 5

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t i r r i r o youth bbv bbbb fresh tracks by barbara mcintosh m the decline and death of chivalry the dictionary defines chivalry as the quality or character of he ideal knight neat handsome healthy happy intelligent loyal courageous honest incorruptible trueblue and always willing to come to he immediate aid erf a damsel in distress somehow such a lilywhite analysis doesnt tit the average young man of this generation those who make an attempt at playing sir lancelot are dubbed square there are few willing to give up their seat on he bus open a car door for a date or allow he girl to pass through a door first not to mention rushing forward to uphold the honor of a lady obviously chivalry is confined to boys because nowhere in writ ten history is there any mention of a female knight but today chivalrous conduct is just not the masculine way to act the really romantic type of boy almost totally vanished at the and of the nineteenth century roses poems and mandolin sere nades over the telephone are not accredited ways to make time with the modorn girl truo largo amounts of mushygush are guaranteed to send a girl coughing for air yet no woman can resist a rose unless shes allergic to them and a poem would be a boost to any female ego the mandolin could be a bit much what a pity few men are willing to put any thought into their courtships beyood remembering their ditesname and how much relish she ukes on her hamburger however he male is not entirely to blame for the decline and death of chivalry when girls began wearing grimy jeans and boys shirts they lost some of their feminine charm by trying to prove they can do anything like one of the bbys it is not surprising hat they often get treated like one of the boys the long struggle tor equal rights hasproduced a breed of women who arc independent selfassured ambitious and oven at times aggressive tbey are in constant competition with their male classmates in school and on into the working world one cant expect special privileges in a competitive environ ment women fought for equality and in the process murdered chivalry it is up to he girls o revive gallantry mary must push through the door ahead of joe with a tweet thank you very much she must take jims seat on the bus while he is standing to help her balance a slipping bag of groceries she must never be content to lag along a few steps behind like a faithful adoring canine yet perhaps he most effective way to revive gallantry is a re turn to the fragile feminine image once more this means no hair rollers on the street no grimy jeans at a dance and no indian wrestling in the park cringe from big dogs and thunderstorms bruise easily and pretend to ts slightly inferior in matters of intellect it could be worth it students scrape barrel summer jobs scarce why watt for spring let a student do it now this coming summer could be one of he leanest years for students trying to earn money during their vacations the problem more jobseeking stu dents than jobs in ontario over 475000 sec ondary school students will flood the work market surveys in dicate hat nearly half the popu lation between 14 and 17 years of age look for work at some time during the year mostly during the summer months in an effort to alleviate his critical summer job problem canada uaapower centres in toronto and other ontario cities are mobilising community and dvic resources lo solicit job vacancies from employers and homeowners at our local manpower centre in brampton a program for summer employment service is in full swing the aim of the service is to find summer jobs for about 500 university college and high school students in the area employers in the brampton area have been urged to place oiders for students by special letters paid newspaper adver tisements and radio announce ments the aclofi froo press wednesday juno 12 1966 bob bonnette talks to rotary l summoned on adventure in citizenship home from training aloha to my iuau an hawaiian stylo parly in the back yard or patio can be a re freshing chonqp rom the frequent rantic go go parties thi ummer luau party with a difference summer time is party time and the parly with ho big difference is a luau the radltlonal luau la a feast that blends all the tastes of the many cultures in the south sea islands chlnose polynesian japanese filipino and of course occidental by making use of the wide range of canned and frozen oriental convenience foods now available in stores you can recapture the luau spirit in your own back yard with a minimum of fuss and a maximum of exotic flair it is easy to arrange your patio or backyard to provide the luau setting the food is served buffet stylo on tables coverod with straw mats and decorated with flowers fresh pineapples coconuts bananas and any other tropical fruits that are to bo found chinese lanterns can bo lump from the trees overhead and wind chimes can be set up in places where there will be a draft to provide the oriental effect greet each guest with a lol traditionally those arc necklaces of tlowor petals strung on string however since flower petals are not all that plentiful in this country lois can bo oaslly mado from pieces of colored paper ask your friends to come in bright sports shirts and gay dresses hawaiian style redordsplaylng softly in the background will add the finishing touch to the luau atmosphere ulsjiniiiwiuwniiivw 9t this years canadian national exhibition will mean rock bands folk singers electronic sounds flashing lights bright colors the most lavish fashion shows ever presented and nonstop dancing its all part of the scone at time being the name of a gigantic youth show which will fill the automotive building and turn it into a swinging exper ience the meaaanlno floor of the automotive building will be turn ed into a miniature yorkville with streets of shops boutiques in addition manpower coun sellors have personally solicited vacancies for students both by visits to employers and by tele phone calls posters have been displayed in conspicuous posi tions around the district in guelph canada manpower pamphlets were slipped under front doors and tacked on the front windshields of cars and business trucks they contained an application form for home owners interested in hiring stu dents for such jobs as window washing rubbish removal gar dening car washing and any other types of work available one bright spot in he sum mer employment picture has been activity by cmc student place ment officers at unlversttlesand postsecondary schools in re cruiting students for summer agricultural work pamphlets on agricultural wages and working conditions were distributed on campus in april and many students have already begun farm work the acton summer job situa tion appears to be as grim as any many university students have already been forced to com mute to guelph and georgetown for work as high school exams finish next week the number of job- seekers will rise even further project action donation to cancer society at first dance the money raised by the recent marathon walk will be pn tented to the canadian cancer society during a dance in the community centre this thursday night the dance marks the first of the summer seasons activities lo be organised byproject action a hand called he blues revue has been hired to provide the beat and the dress is casual but neat according to project action executives things will begin to swing around 130 and the cost is 1125 stag and 200 drag acton high teacher i have went that la wrong lant if pupil yes maam teacher why is it wrong pupil because you havent went yet and an unusual movie theatre in the evening big name canad ian and american pop music groups will entertain electronic sounds will circul ate through the action area a 60000 sq ft area in the centre of he building the flashing lights will be computer controlled from a central control room among events scheduled are twicedaily fashion shows pro duced by miss chatelaine and afternoon disclothtcjie run by chum psychedelic carpainting contests and marathon charity gogo contests chum announcers will mc the dances and broadcastsdallyfrom a special studio in the building and the telegram will sponsor a teachin room in a special theatre on the mezzanine well- known public figures and polit ical loaders will assemble for dialogues with young people officials of the cne oxpect an estimated 3000000 visitors to this years threeweok exhib ition said hughmacgregormanagor of time being what were going to be putting on is a multi media exposition weve learned many lessons from expo and were convinced that itll be an exciting new experience for teens and young adults time being is to he put on by industrial and trade shows of canada carol swackhamer goes on exchange trip to west miss carol swackhamer rr 2 was chosen by a selection committee to participate inliural learning associations rural youth travel and exchange pro ject to alberta these rural youngpeoph agi s 18 to 22 accompanied by two leaders will go to alberta for two weeks leaving ontario juiu 28 they will take part in a leadership seminar at coldeyv camp in the rockies tour such places as banff lake- i ouise johnsons canyon and will attend the calgary stampede prior to an individual farm visit on an albertan farm they will return to ontario july 16 this project is sponsored by rural learning association in cooperation fu l cd a alberta and is subsidized by citizenship branch department of the secretary of statu miss swackhamer is a local school teacher wholesale make offer 1959 chevrolet sfdan lc j86961 1965 pontiac laurentlan 8 lie j8b222 1960 studebakfp 2 door lc 676 692 1964 corvaip with 4 speed lc j81336 milton motor 388 main si milton sales ltd 9782355 twenty rotarlans wre in at tendance at the rotary club meeting last week to hear bob bonne hes report on his visit to ottawa in may bob was the high school stud ent selected to participate in the annual adventure in citizenship project sponsored by the rotary club of ottawa he stayed at the chateau laurie r hotel with over zoo other students from across canada uvb visited most of the place of interest id the federal capital the house and senate chamber he aptoke with several members ttrllanpnt during ids t the roan mterftqtt ot w v mrs ixw bofcu ufctltsl k was introduced by ted han sen and thanked by secretary ron lewis the attendance contest with the georgetown club for the month of may was won by georgetown and acton rotarlans paid for the loss by making steak fry arrangements program chairman dave manes is arrang ing the event easter seal contribution re ceipts were prepared for mailing the suminercampingseasonls well underway at blue springs scout reserve however last weekends camp was interrupted when the police were sent to summon one of the leaders home on an urgent family matter leaders training courses be gan early in the spring vandals overturn three tombstones three tombstones in falrvlow cemotery were toppled last week although the vandalism was reported last wednesday the in vestigating officer felt the dam age might have occurred a day or two before cons peter campbell thought the vandalism might be blamed to older children tho stones are quits heavy the investi gation continues going camping in us look after yow trailer requirements camtmm styu trailblazer thf all new ratypf ft- ti viva tex tent soiid stcel tow hap new safety catch dooc 1eaf spcincs rtllly wiped 50oiii weight cammr slccps 6 persons catc on c wh easy payments hlms can be arcanged b p coin car wash 341 oomrt st 8x3 3114 jma stationery 56 mill st acton 851 2030 t k sunday june 16th brief cases attache cases under arm bags several styles at popular prices personalized paper and envelopes lub size for men 100 sheets r- 100 envelopes jm0 for and up pencil sharpeners 198 to 495 sheaffer pens wide selection of pens ball pens desk sets buy now and save 98e to 22 so bates list finders 325 to 1495 paperntate ball pens 98c 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