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Editorial Teen Town Initiative i this day and age it is customary to look upon most crowd with a somewhat jaundiced eye- especially so a its of that fraternity teem to take a delight in being illma and abusive The operation of Tc the the Newmarket left members has proved time and lime again that some teenagers have every desire to be pood citizens This has been indicated by their sup port of the arena and participation in sports and civic activities Their latest venture and much needed to provide entertain incut for young and old with an organised fireworks display is another example of their initiative Other towns have the Chamber of Commerce a service club or sports organization to arrange the May program all older in the sense of the years Teen Town members showed Monday night their efforts to provide entertainment went over with a bang and the large crowd attending it Should Act Now An inquest into the death of two Newmarket children killed by a car white crossing Davis Dr has ruled that the accident was caused by mi This should be done immediately The Davis Dr strip from Yonge St to York County Hospital is the only of fourlane road in Newmarket As such it is very easy for motorist to allow his peed to creep up over the 30 mile an hour limit Davis Dr loo is crossed by hundreds of pedestrians each day It is the location of the areas largest shopping plaza which attracts both motor ists and pedestrians Soon Davis Dr will be four lanes Horn St to Don Mills It will then be an even greater temptation for a motorist to exceed the Thais why its important to tush adequate cross walk warnings on the present fourlane Davis Dr This will slow motorists down when they tee them and they will be a familiar sight in fiont of Huron Heights Sec school when the east part of Davis Dr is transformed to four lanes Its the Newmarket and East police forces responsibility to enforce the mile an hour speed limit But its York I ir adequate cross walks and warning along the entire length of Davis Dr No More ShillyShally ml charges of horsed In atom In lie viliil tin i- mi tii a firm no answer to his pin til inllhnil Mr In liH I ml in OIK I inn fin i i I first pioenlctl plane In in lie fall of last year lie llis appealed la runnel iiuiil tunes to answer any tin ha- liillillcil refund- I and rightfully tin- to Hie complex proposal els that it cant approval until iiovinciil authorities Tim Ontario it approve servicing by Bill Smiley The Perfect High School em The pulilie lire the urchins to rend v rim hisli HE out college unit lats of parents and some li me ill the opposite thill there Is far tun much of speech dress and at Ion man hill- lull Well laic goes lion The changes ould 1 hell ill life more student- id leathers of all lets cut out 111 littered inoini prav la hew in prayer and Hill its the way its delivered eg 1117 THIS WEEK AND NEXT By Ray The Union Of Canadians The task facing Canada is to weld a variety of distinct ethnic groups and regional blocs into united nation To achieve this Canada inspired leadership able to gen crate among Canadians a sense of national purpose which wit outweigh but not obliterate ethnic and regional loyalties The realization of this goal woult ensure Canadas status as a uni que and wonderful country wit an identity and culture from the United States despite inroads of American economic in llul lite prospect of country rich in diversity but a tarnished hope unless Canadian Canada has lived sl of Ibis it tin- the Suddenly in Canadian political and statu iiKi began to crumble In a revolu ton wh iih lin sal feci Canadian life from union- a voice ha been heard calling for I he cuing of Canada as a a I i a French Canadian scon ten which led lioyn I and wa matched by claims of blocs that they were lit- nil ciiiiiI I iiivii and 1 have rejected the American melt ing pot of complete n-imih- The Canada which has emerg ed 100 years after Con federal ion ii of national groups The pseudonations which now make up Canada are founded in language religion- and differences The French Catholic of Quebec see Hie world through eyes different from the British Protectant of the prairies or BC His outlook ii a different from these groups as is the outlook of n ma ii from that of the a reflection not only of tlitions but also of the lack leadership at the federal been complicated by the place to start may be abolition of the British North An erica Act It commits the such as ethic and welfare which they are day incapable of financing As act of a parliament which Canada has no it will wear on the national fabr and regional purpose of welldefined social goals Readers ERA raked if he would sea a phone call have been matte or a the province would approve the complex Mr has been kept dangling on the end of a string Its time he was told whether he can or cannot go ahead wit plans The kids themd delimiting mi home background their own pniiulitici and their talent or md lit- How did Mr Gordon know I had an of for from a Texan goes The Queen While royalist and have the for Queen no reason teen- mld be submitted every lo pompous and bad Hie words of which mi like to go to e office and stand a taperecorded It f I Itr tilt d Hob Dylni An original song out the students If a girl has booth let her demonstrate new Probably on the teach- desk By this time everybody is friend- warmedup The real learning inunphiii has been tint I have run out of a further thrilling instalment Tim Perfect High School Many street intersect ion show the handiwork of the Suciety ami arc busy in aging residents lo beautify their pri vate properties It was one these members by her example ami urging that convinced me that I should beau tify properly If the Society ran make so much or so beautiful then Im turn out to help find the in the area turned out to help in ho bill what was sur prising was that there were Aurora Resident THE ERA Serving Northern York County Since I HAMILTON