The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-01, Page 71st, 1969
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PORI( . (Parents • Of . Rbtten
The flood of applications for
r • • Kids), •which waslaunched lett
week • in- this Column, has not
. yet begun to give' •local
postrnen the. blind staggers,
but it will:It wm. •: • •
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,/•.; In the,: • mean.tinte,.Fve
• receiveda letter from'an.
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.Ontariowoman; commenting
.on a previons column entitled,
• 'rhe Kids Are Pathetic." She
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certainly qualifies for PORK
-- ••• and is hereby accepted, as a
4,4 full-fledged member- of ' this •
fledgling . organization,*ith all
• the disadvantages and lack of
• privileget :appertaining'
• . thereto....
She writes: "I• myself. must
• being—a—pare
18 -year-old„ ' daughter .now•
living at such •a commune as
• yew...• describe; right • M.
• downtown Toronto, and' 1 am
helplessity_laslOointerfe,
"Such is our 'society today
that we have . been forced to
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accept ' not . only common law
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living amongst adults' (Ed
note : I'mnot against that), but
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also now with -children of such
an.early age. I•thyself have left
no stone unturned in. an effort
.to help resolve the. situation,
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by writing or • Contacting every
•, availoabli society from. social•
. workers to the , .Hon.. • John
• Yaremko, with the • final
n arm . a,
• child is free from parental
• guidance and authority at 16.
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RIPLEY ABATTOIR
MacIVEI .- BLYTH
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Manor. Park United church,'
Toronto, was the setting for a
'candlelight wedding when•Iohanne'
Elizabeth Blyth., daughter of Mr, .
'and Mrs. Ewart Blyth;, Montreal,,
• became the bride of Ronald Keith
Maciver, son of Mrs. Grace .•
7-77141AteziaOtt.,----04-ortan_. cEtWate
•DOnald.t. MacIver, with Rev.
Nichols officia.ting...kr their
.dotible-ring .ceremony. " •
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contradicts • itself by not
allowing them' to marry until
• 18 withont 'a parent's • consent,
• and signature. .. . In. B:C. the
:age limit for a child to. 'break
away. from Parental authority
is -18:•" In, short,7Witano laws
• are driving'young people' to, as
we used to put it, living in sin.
She -.goes: on; "Recently in an .
• interview • with a. large daily'
• newspaper; '. a, professor ':�f •
:applied psychology, made the
following •Statement: ' 'The.
mother. in the' home today is an'
anachronism& Th e• role of 'the'
housewife used to have dignity• •
and respect. There 'is no need.
any More for a' homemanager.'
His remarks are. more than a
11 e o .99 •
quite agree With you, dear• ,
lady,: and'. with Most of the•
other things yen go On 'to say,' I
• tried four days pf!tatchinglt"
•••• recently., The only . place'
liere's---no,--:need7for a home
• manager is in a pigpen. •
My;wife carne home 'a day
• early and caught the cold. I ,
had pmY dinner on. andlust
shut my eyes for a moment,
.. While the fish was Cooking. She
opened the door and found' the'
• house full of smoke, the
kitchen:full • of dirty dishes,
and...an armchair fnll •Of. me.
. • . '
1 can't smell, of course, not
ighlStrfffilri-An was
the; nervous ' Strain of • looking
out for myself and the cat. for'.
gur-L-clays---that—had•-inade me
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Given in marriage bY-h-TaWer."7,':
the bride wore 'a full-length gOwn
of silk taffeta With inserts of eight
panels of Alencon lace .., The. fitted
bodice and A-line Skirt were enhan-
ced by a chapel train A .floral
band, held her shoader-length veil
of silk illusion and she carried -a
bouquet of white•orchidi, stephan-
otis „ baby's breath and white
heather which Was flown in from •
Scotland for the ,occasion. •
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• Her attendant, Miss Peggy. .
.13oUrne.," wore. a floor -length gown
of Moss green. chiffon. witkempire
waist:styling. To .domplernent her
gown she Wore a 1-natChing green
. velvet ribbon througliVeThair,
and carried a nosegay of, yellow:
roses and'carnations.. • ' '
• Don MacIver,.. Edmonton; twin
brother of the groom • was. the.; best
man,. The .guests Were uShered byPaul' Mongaw of Sir 'George',
Williams University „ Montreal, , •
cousin'of the bride and Douglas. •
Dickie of the University of Guelph,
'corsage of blending orchids'.'
For travelling, the bride ichose a
fine white wool dress accented with
a Colourful scarf.
• Guests were present fpinn Mont-
real, Toronto, Lucknow ; Sudbury,
N6ya Scotia', Whitby and London.
and Mrs: John MacIver,
yancouver, , were unable -to, attend
the wedding because Jack 'was one
of the.several engineers flown. in ,
cousin of the groorn. •
For receiving guests at the
Holiday Inn, the bride's Mother
chose a metallic silk dress With. '
matching accesoties. The
• groom's mother assistedwearing .•
a cerise' ensemble with lace and
.black accessOrieS. Both wore
to keep .the Imperial plant operat- ,
ing. during the existing strike at
Ioco there
" The couple will reside in •
Windsor, where the groom is enter-
ing first year'Law. . Both are grad=
uates of the University of Western.
Ontatio, London.•• .
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flake out ,like th-at. • . .
a4,2Ou have 'my—deePest—
• sympathy -Concerning • your
daughter and the laws- which
,.-create such anI impasse. And .
the 'kids. know the laW. They •*
'have us right over .a barrel. It's
easy enough to say,. -"If they
•'want, to go, let go.- Kick.
'etout." This is the favorite
• advice of nori-PORK-ers.It's
',not to easy to: do with a
basically *geed, naive kid who
is alinost totally unecniiPped to
cope- with a World . that is nOt. •
• exactly Eden. • .
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I've been teaching the play
•Hamlet this fall. Perhaps you
'•remember , the • part Where
Ophelia's old man warns her.
.•that .she' is to have nothing
further—to—do • with Prince
• Hamlet.' She Was about .16 and
this took place in the
Thirteenth L •Century. .She
. obeyed. him relictantly,"•tut '
• without hesitation.- . • • ,' '
• I asked my students, what a
girl of today would' do if her
•. • father told her, such a thing.
Theygot it second crack. The
first, student said she'd say, .
,..• "Drop dead." The second said
she'd say, "If I can't ,go out -
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.with 'Hantlet, I'll run away."
trid—th—e—Wbrli .
• It's emotional blackmail, and
• they know it. The 'only real
• solutiOni—L—suppose;--as.--wit
• real blackmailers; • is, to t call ,
• their bluff. But •again, it's a
wrenching'. decision when you
• love the `Child . and when you
realize whatwill • probably
happen. ,
However, fellow - PORK-ers,
thumbs up. We know there is a
golden day coming, when our
RK's will have matured and'
'mellowed. And they will come
and pick us'up in' their big car,
When • we are feeble and
• rheutnatic, and take us for._ a
'drive, and—Rol) • e ore ig,
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