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It and The Customers Always Write Liberal Candidate Counts On Previous Experience Member of Bureau Circulation and Class A Newspaper Serving Newmarket and tin rural district of North York el publication every Thursday at 30 Charles St Newmarket by the Newmarket Bra and Eipresa Company Limited Subscription 600 tor two years S3 tor oat year In advance copies are each Member or Class A Weeklies Canada Canadian Weekly Newspaper the Audit Bureau Circulations Second MaiL John Green and stood firmly been exerted tern first part and Mm Newmarket Bra THE EDITORIAL PAGE The Herald THURSDAY THE 21st DAY OF FEBRUARY NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTYTHREE TIME TO LEARN countrymen of their duty worlds oldest democratic governments The extension of the time allocated Another Greek philosopher Socrates for the purpose of learning to drive an speaking publicly to the crowds argued automobile would seem like a long-await- that popular will is not the ultimate test move in the right direction Time and of right or wrong But there is an eter- again it has evident that the justice he said and true citizenship 60day beginners permit did not allow demands the selfknowledge and wisdom sufficient time for proper instruction to know it and obey it With the extra days now proposed Delving further into the Greek de- there should be little difficulty for any mocratic views we find that in Athens beginner with average aptitude and in- there was a stone table erected as a tclligence to become familiar with the reminder of democracy where rules of the road develop an attitude of every citizen had the right in fact the caution and gain some skill behind the sacred duly to have his say and take mi Wheel active part in government without fear Accredited driving instruction of official censure Perhaps we should schools and undoubtedly have stone columns in every town and duals who have attempted to teacli ano ther to drive will hail this time as an important step i roads safer iking Cmmili aired without incurring the wrath of officialdom Every citizen in Canada should lake patient from the ancient Greeks and whether they condone the politics their hi in the House of Commons at least ex press their feeling via the cross on their at Ottawa the last couple ballots on election day of weeks are varied But one Certainly we need good thought seems to filter through but apathy will not solve the situation the welter of public opinion that of nor the problems that are its bedfellows disgust And it is not confined solely to A vigorous mind the Conservative government THE GREEKS HAD THE IDEA Canadian citizens reactions to the all three opposition pat lies receiving their verbal lumps from the man in the street All parlies with their actions of the last few weeks viewed under the public microscope seem to have fallen far short of the standards expected of them by the electorate In short the voters are thoroughly fed up with the perfoi of their elected representatives and couldnt care less whether or not there is a federal election in April Old time Conservatives are soured on John in the wool Lib erals say ugh when Lester Pearsons jus hiiMIhi from the West while Social Credit stalwarts are wary of Caouettes influence on Robert Thompson In other words nobody apparently trusts the lead ers of their parties All this seems to point directly to- ward an apathetic attitude that is snow balling daily among voters High state of affairs when the public just met with many successes hi the doesnt care whether or not they mark Music Festival at Toronto Both have their ballots on election day And it is been outstanding in their respective a feeling that should not be allowed to classes and almost each day of the exist Voters should realize their duty tival their names coupled with that of at least hoping their home town have appeared in major lor the best possible legislators to be newspapers of Ontario elected to conduct the affairs of Canada In the case of young people their various skills have bean developed by the philosophy of ancient through hard work calling for strict lho thinkers tention to exacting routines and hour do not Lv I tr in lak been leisure time Newmarket should be will be occupied by pupil of Grade Eight in until Septombt lite annus political policies of the lie Newmarket School governed by tl lies in the field is the necessary rcquts of every voter Between the present Newmarket District time and April there should be ample time for the average voters to appraise and decide WHERE HONOR IS DUE The old adage A prophet is without will I honor in his own country would it seems apply equally well today for time and lime again someone brings tion with resulting publicity to the home and Commerce town without those at home doing thinking too much about it Newmarket lias been in tllO HOWS md Indis and Newmarket and Landing a large degree this past week because diversified occupation course bury Heights A Hon- Township Council of the success of Guy 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