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average frenchman still friends trudy morris indifferent to free quebec drive wins award asiftivilfii- fresh tracks by barbara mcintosh musing over polk music a year ago when folk music was enjoying its peak of popularity the cynics predicted that it would soon pass the way of all youthful fads but to the surprise of some and the relief of many it has survived and woven itself into the fibre of now and time to come folk music is a way of life for those who sing and write illt has brought back the quiet simple tunc and provided a mode of expression for the fears hopes joys and frustrations of a complex society folk music is a lonely wail of lost love on a dark coffee house stage or its a happy youthful crowd on a city street corner folk music is half a dozen guys in a bachelor flat or its a walk in the woods with a long haired girl friend folk music is a martin guitar and a bad voice its wearing painted jeans and carrying a guitar case on a crowded subway its holding hands with a long haired boy friend folk music is a quiet protest or a violent demand its an escape from reality or a trip into the truth folk singing is easier than working folk music is cord lightfoot in concert or its singing in the rain at mariposa folk music is the worlds conscience its the pill tnfrcmp file a starving child or a dead soldier folk music is history by bob bonncttc as a canadian on my recent trip to paris the heautiliil french capital and home of the famous charles dc gaulle i was anxious to find what exactly was the french attitude towards canadians as a whole using my limited high school french believe me it helps and on meeting the occasional bilingual frenchman i managed to obtain the information i have received to my surprise i found the french to be cvtremely indifferent or yicmely interested in canadians some of them arc as curiousuboul us as some of us are about litem afterall their press also carries certain articles on francocanadian rclalioiis action canada active new cub by mary jane new on thursday september 26 the acton branch of action c an ada met at the home of bill coats action canada is a group of young canadians who are intcrcsted in a fuller participation and greater influence of young people in canadas government bob bonncttc expressed its aim as one of gaining a greater understanding of sympathy for and the hope of rcmodying the social and political problems of this modern age the meeting thursday was for organizational purposes the outer cabinet has bob domicile representing acton and barry buchanan representing esquesing the executive members elected for the town cabinet include nigel scott as president diane- bonncttc as vicepresident and mary jane new as secretarytreasurer other members who were able to attend include mary de bartolo michael joe alan mckcnzie julie smith and paul youngblut to be a member of action canada you must be between the ages of 14 and 30 the fee is two dollars which is compulsory for the holding of any office in the organization and for participation in any voting wc hope that at our next meeting more people will be able to come this group will prove to be an interesting and exciting experience not lo be missed first honorary member of the youth bowling council in canada joey marshall accepts his membership card from supervisor ivy martin while steve blanchard left and earle middleton right join in congratulating him at a coremony saturday afternoon joe a victim of cerebral palsy is recovering from a recent operation he hopes to be back bowling soon staff photo change of ownership from m s babuik islington milton well boring 6751 walkers line m peltier milton 8789552 and rr 2 milton henry guckuk water diviner toronto 3664390 well boring cleaning deepening wo offer good service at reasonable prices the ordinary frenchman is indifferent to the call of president de gaulle for a free quebec he cares more about frances economic problems common market problems student riots and shares none of president de gaulles dream for overseas ventures lies concerned mainly with bis day to day fairly carefree life and lie couldnt care less whether quebec was the name of the new dance or the name of some arctic bird in fact he jaughs president j gaulles- delusions of grandeur and finds it hilarious that wc take him o seriously i found that some of the ordinary parisians jcnd to sympathize with canadians one french intellectual i spoke with spoke fnglish and was fairly educated on canadian affairs he told rue he admired pierreelliot trudcau and that he felt quebecs only hope lay within confederation he asked me questions on canada and he was quite keen on coming to canada for a visit or perhaps even to live here no matter what attitudes i detected i fell no unimoijty towards myself as a cauadiau nor would i have found any either miles of course i paid a visit to le grand charles tire result f all this speaks for itself the average frenchman is impartial or tends tti be sympathetic with the canadians trudy morris has been named the winner of the university womens club of miltons scholarship for the past year the award is given to the top girl graduate of acton or milton high schools who is continuing her education the scholarship is for 100 t trudy is now attending queens university her grade average was over 0 per cent to win iter the award with no competition the announcement of the winner was blade al the september meeting of tlie club ut the home of mrs iilcher and mrs klsley k u 1 milton doth acton and milton members belong to tic club the acton free press wednesday october 2 1968 seventeen story contest won by oakville teenager sixlccnycar old hetty anne crawford of oakville has won s500 for first prize in seventeen magainc 2 annual short story contest mcr story the worms was selected from nearly 1000 entries stihmitlcd hy teenagers throughout the world liiifrics were judged on the bask of literary worth validity of the situation plot development and convincing characterization commculing on the entries local 4h at the fair thii week thi- vtiulli- face interviews mrutjinitiull who live in lnehkiute nndliat been with the acton high sohool tlaff for tlie pail two year thii year he teaches science to grades 9 and 10 and biology to grade ii pedagogues are people brent turnbull used to think teaching looked like a soft job but with two years experience behind him he concedes that it is as tough as any in fact its cxtrepicly difficult the hardest part is trying to get students to work teachers cant learn the information for them mr turnbull comes from london and is a graduate of western university as a child his life ambition was to be an airplane pilot then in high school it was a nuclear physicist until he discovered the demands of the job when i graduated the thought of going into the business world repelled me so i became a teacher he claims he was a conscientious high school student but atrocious at university he didnt elaborate on that but concludes that the ideal student is one who shows an interest in the subject and is willing to work at it he finds there are very few who refuse fo do the minimum mr turnbull has a passion for english sports cars particularly morgans theyre really cool he beams and hopes to own his own someday minifashions and boots arc reat if youve got the figure for them the trouble is a lot of girls wear them who shouldnt although he doesnt like chum he is a constant listener to chumfm because he enjoys blues and folk music traditional jazz particularly turns him on he dislikes so called new music and loud blarey nightclubtype sounds my poor old eardrums cant take it the noise just covers up a lack of musical ability aside from interests in science school sports cars and girls mr turnbull is a gliding enthusiast although he hasnt had time for it in the past few years he would eventually like to own a glider he claims the most i shoot my arrows into the air and where they land i know not where i lose more darn arrows that way and what brought you here henry said his aunt well i just came to town to see the sights and i thought i would call on you first brent turnbull dangerous thing about it is driving to the airport theres nothing quite like that flying feeling when youre in a good thermal- sort of like u hawk must feel somewhat along the same lines mr turnbull is heading up a rocket club in the high school who knows what may come upor down in acton this fall wim omi to our open house wednesday october 9 1 4 pm 7 9 pm hop1 workshop base line all are invited hornby refreshments come to georgetown fair october 45 friday and saturday something for everyone georgetown girls pipe band vince mountford mc broadway midway shows 4h club events exhibit hail and midway open friday night admission adult 75c student 50c grand horse s jumpers quarter horses ponies livestock show commercial clan for junto with valuahu watdtm u mm twenty-one- k a i 111 members made a substantial contribution to the acloo falf fair this ycjr by holding their achievement day al the same lime they boosted entries nd walked off with a good many of the ribbons members of the forage club each entered one bale of hay for the completion of a club project keith ailken george mcphail norma leslie cathy lasby dob lasby and dill lasby were declared the winners in this class several active club members were successful in the competitions tor calves shown by young people 1321 exhibitors are judged first on their showmanship and secondly on the calf itself winners for showmanship were dill lasby bob lasby keith aitkcn cathy lasby and george mcphail winners for conformation were hob lasby cathy lasby bill lasby keith aitken and george mcphail bill lasby was awarded the trophy for the grand champion showman for exhibitors 1221 in both dairy and beef calves miss babctte kosmond ficliun editor of seventeen observes todays young writers arc mature and tend to write about life situations as they arc rather than as they would like them to be hetty annes story the worms portrays a young girls first exposure to human suffering and death it will be published in the- january 196 you the reader issue of seventeen diane swackhamer at guelph library pianc swackhamer a library arts seniur at ryerson polywhniciil institute has been employed by he guelph public ibraryon a part time basis as a part of course at ryerson students are encouraged to work one day a week in a library diane was the first student to be accepted in the library arts course when it began in l67 she says she is enjoying her work robert r hamilton optometrist i 16 mountainview road s georgetown s773wi his longrange plans for the future include teaching for a few more years off to university for his masters and then probably back to teaching oops mr mcgillivray docs not like country and western music quality ba products save you money gasolines motor oil distal fwol fuel oils stove oil a liaumujss e 1 oil burner finance plan 10 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