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THE ERA Era Newmarket Aurora HOW YOU VOTED IN YORK SIMCOE Newmarket Aurora King E Whitchurch Bradford TOTAL 816 829 141 8108 2609 1714 643 6349 19233 3850 2553 2620 1926 2936 548 8518 22951 A bright star fades as undecided voters turn against Liberals The Second Section Sports News District News Entertain Optimistic in defeat plans to seek nomination next time By JOHN Era News Editor NEWMARKET Neil Hamilton hard working campaigner for John Roberts stood in the gloom of Liberal campaign headquarters on Main St and asked no one in particular Why do they have to knock off the bright stars the young guys l their way up who are starting to do something for this country Two hours earlier before the vote tabulation began John Roberts was regarded as one of likely choice for a cabinet post in the next government Now at pm John Roberts was a soundly defeated candidate victim of a lastminute Conserva by the uncommitted vol- his intentions to run again Mr Roberts said he felt his campaign was wellrun and well organized that feel ing played a role but not a major Will he run again I still believe in the system and in the things Ive worked for in politics he said He implied he would like to have another go at it But he said there were too many unresolved factors to predict on election night what he would do live When the end was Inevitable about pm Mr Roberts mount a chair and addressed his sup porters with his wife Beverley at his side clutching his hand Ills face was drawn as he He predicted a minority Lib eral government and another elec tion within the next two years And he indicated hed be back for an other shot al his old scat If I may borrow a quote from I Conservative am wounded but I am not slain I shall lie down to rest and rise to fight again he said Later when asked by The Era about his immediate plans Mr quipped Maybe Ill start It was an obvious reference to Sinclair Stevens attempt to set up the Rank of Western Canada and it showed Mr Roberts had tost none of his characteristic good humor even in defeat But as he discussed the cam paign with The Era he was unable to pinpoint the reasons for his de feat and was less than emphatic whether The uncommitted vote made the difference according to Mike Mr Roberts campaign man agcr He said that during the last week of the campaign Liberal can- returned to headquarters with the news that the undecided voters were in fact still undecided Usually they com mit themselves during the last two weeks of the campaign but in Slmcoe they werent committing themselves at least not to Lib- By TERRY CARTER Era editor NEWMARKET Optimism only slightly tinged with disappoint over their election showing permeated Guslars elec tionnight headquarters over the fire hall here A hundred or more cheerful party workers crowded into the iiidiloriiiin Monday to watch the balloting results come In and many of Ihem seemed as sad to sec Liberal John Roberts defeated as they were to lose them selves They drank beer munched iches and gave a rousing hand to their youthful candidate after he told Ihem he hoped to be 1 fighting another federal elec tion in loss than two years as their candidate The bearded Mr Guslar point he lnd predicted Inn weeks by Prime Minister Trudcair and added is a keen leader bill stripped of his majority I pect him to resign within two The New Demo cratic Association called its first meeting for the next ft i ilxi and was a litllc disappointed that what he termed the sweep had cost him some of these He actual ly received votes He said his canvasses of hum had clearly indlcat- candidate also paid but right up to election date ii ii that by voting didnt get much dont see any parlies a generous compliment opponent We were running against top man in Roberts lie told his election workers He predicted Progressive Con- Later he termed the I ini a million He px federal or and stronger gelling strong ind said II 1- hen Last days did it Stevens Two Ugandan families arrive in Newmarket There were many long faces angry some tearstained in converted garage on Main St Roberts I Lucille Mr Roberts secretary took the defeat as hard or harder than anyone else She wept openly while other Liberals aimlessly walked around asking each how it could have hap why it happened what wo- Libera consolation If theres a minority govern ment it wont last long right And id lieu llu i Canadian maikel before They were IIiUil indent winter ihrerlitr inlnlis 111 lie Kite is In COLUMNIST DELIGHTS ANGERS STARTLES WOMEN Richard Four out of five isnt bad KETTLEBY As a young man I wanted just five things Richard J told the Wednesday Morning Group at York Pines Unit ed Church last week I wanted to read all the books in the world see all the countries in the world drink all the booze in the world eat all the fond in the world and make love to all the women customed to fielding Because Im nearly blind world And how did he make out they wanted Ive a lot of reading still to do he Sixty and Ill he next birthday was one time but Im not any more Three and theyve all grown up and gone Thirty thousand dollars a year and most of it I give away I just keep enough for the necessities like and cigarettes Mr has made no secret of his pre ference for the company of women to thai of men And he didnt lose any support from the Wednesday Morning Group when he declared The cum lit federal election he dismissed as so much garbage Life is life Its not going to change I know how rotten you people arc I know how rotten I am myself His only criticism of young people Wednes day was that theyre so frightened The world is going to make mincemeat of them was his message And making sure it got across he turned to this reporter and said That is for you baby Put that in The Newmarket Era In faulting young people he explained they want to got away from horrible liltle mother at home but they expect the whole world to be big benevolent mother Ills general comment on Canadians came with comic subtlety in the description of some one hed met recently Very glum he was Very sad a real Canadian This line of thought led inevitably to what HE would do to put some joy back into the lives of Canadians And just as inevitably he got to use that live of his about burning all the schools to the ground for starters Home and school he described as the two inadequate to de- I he says himself So here hotter to like people than love them Lik ing lasts Loving doesnt If you see a man hit ting cursing or in way being horrible to a woman chances are hes loved her at some time and probably still does No man should be married but everyone should been Hell is other people Children are sent to school first to keep them off the labor market second to keep them out of the shopping plaza and third most im portant to keep away from Mom My favorite novel is Moby Dick It for every crime Once youd hanged the firs hundred you wouldnt have to hang many more If you think the majority is always to others On his own children The turned out mar velously They have food in their bellies a roof over their heads and when last 1 heard not s single one in jail Is Needham Hes full of opinions the first generation so enjoy it What a child needs In a home Is enjoyment he made them think anted or needed During the morning Mr re point that if he knew there of life and good manners whereas we give children too much and expect too much In return and thats the road that leads to the Clark Institute the city of Toronto who loved him Well Mr Needham if the boundaries of York Ret better buy thai ticket his sister and brother reflect on their new lives in Canada- The children are the first Ugandan families to arrive in Newmarket They along with their parents a younger Motel slaving at Bells