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Question 6. It is commonly believed that teenagers are spending money to a greater de- gree than ever before. Do you agree? How much influence do you think T.V., radio, and other advertising has on your spending? Answer â€" Many teenagers are Spending too much money because parents say, "I didn‘t have it but I want my child to have it.” Teenâ€" agers are spending too much money from a desire to conform to the ways of the crowd. Advertising has an influence on teen-age spending because it portrays a glamorous but superficial way of living. It promises imp055i- ble results which lure many teenagers to disap- pointment. Question 7. Today's young people are the future leaders in Canada. What do you think your greatest challenge will be as women and leaders in the future? AnsWer -â€" Women in the future will be challenged with the problem of combining homemaking with a career. Housework will be easier but raising Children will be more diffi- cult. Women will have good educations and realize and want to use their brain power, They will also want to be wives and mothers. Question 8. Do you think the family unit as you know it will change in the future? How and why? Answer â€" It is most important that the family unit be maintained in the future and this will present a challenge to the parents. 1' i 'k The Miser‘s money which causes Uneasiness, Hardship, Blindness and Sleeplessness Is not money, but a disease of the heart. Greed is not stilled with money Any more than is thirst with salt water. Indian Wisdom * ‘k * THE KITCHEN CHIMNEY Builder, in building the little house, in every way you may please yourself; But please, please me in the kitchen chimney: Don‘t build me a chimney upon a shelf. However far you must go for bricks, Whatever they cost a-piece or a pound, Buy me enough for a full length chimney, And build the chimney clear from the ground. It‘s not that I'm greatly afraid of fire, But I never heard of a house that throve (And I know one that didn’t thrive) Where the chimney started above the stove. And I dread the ominous stain of tar That there always is on papered walls And the smell of fire drowned in rain That there always is when the chimney’s false. A shelf‘s for a clock or vase or picture, Bu: don't see why it should have to bear A chimney that only would serve to remind me Of castles I used to build in air. Robert Frost FALL 1968 Mrs. Everett Small addressing the club members at the :onlerence banquet. with Miss Jenn Scott, Miss Helen MtKercher and Dr. Margaret McReody. Mr. Stewart The Honourable W, A. Stewart, Minister of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food addressed the club members at the conference banquet. Mr. Stewart told the girls that he treasured the opportuni- ties to speak ill the Girls' Conference since it enabled him to exchange views with an inspired group filled with the en~ thusiasm of youth and the desire to build a better world for those who would folâ€" low. Mr. Stewart said. “I must say that these are trying and difficult times for young peo- ple. They are being besieged from all sides by advocates of conflicting philoso- phies. They are torn between the old and new standards in a society that wants more pay for less work and less responsi- bility. They are tossed about in a world that idolizes its athletes. and too often ig- nores its scholars. They are shocked by the hunger and nakedness ol’ people in the under-developed countries. They are numbed by violence and by man‘s inhuâ€" manity to man in wars. revolutions and personal relationships. I sometimes wish that the press. radio and television people would emphasize more the fact that the vast majority of young people are sensible and reliable, “I was pleased to see the way that the young people were involved in politics in the re- cent leadership campaign. Thcy gave these events new zest and new life. They added colour and made us realize that to marrow is upon us; that Canada is not only a young country. it is a country of young people." The Minister told the girls that it is a challenge to he a young person in the world today 15