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, During the coming term of duty for the new Itouneil, boards and commissions, the sitting members Neill undoubtedly face a group of irate citizens who do not like or appreciate what is being done. The chances will be 85 out of a 100 that these citizens groups will be composed of persons who -did not bother to vote, but they will certainly never admit to that fact. Per- haps it is time that we adopted a fine for non-voters, as it is, those elected have a clear mandate from the majority of citizens to do nothing for the next two years. Fortunately for the people they will work hard and do as good a job as possible. _ , Again we congratulate the victors and look for- Ward, with interest, to covering your activities. The three main issues we have taken from your campaign promises are-more efficient city planning-the ex- tension of our cross-town bus service - a closer look at the workings of the Chamber of Commerce parti- cularly in respect to acquiring more industry. We pro- - mise to hold you to the issues. and four public utility commissioners seated. It is un- fortunate that they can not be considered as repre- sentatives of the people, only as representatives of a minority of the people. Approximately 42 per cent of those eligible to vote went to the polls to register their thoiee while the largest majority simply could not be bothered. It seems apparent that most Waterloo reid- kients do not appreciate having the privilege of choos- ing their local government representatives, rather than having them thrust upon them, even though the persons [elected will spend many millions of their tax dollars and make decisions that will in some way, affect everyone. f Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association k'Authorized as 2nd class mail by the PM Office mung. Ottawa and to: gamut at mum in can" Vie 'ulatisult,ereuonie& Published by BAULK PUBLISHERS LTD. - PRESTON J. (JERRY) WHITE - ”singer LEWIS GAMBLING "T""" Editor Waterloo County’s Oldest English Newspaper Office at 104 Ring Street South, Waterloo Serving the City of Waterloo Since 1866 ngvfiééfié Mil . 54766 Electors of Waterloo And those who supported me in the Municipal Election, Monday. THIS ARTICLE REMOVED THANK YOU I an)- Mt tun-'0 I'iluln ADER S. HIND 1318:3255 Peanuts is hailed as giving the greatest insight into our way of We-known as the American way of life. This has happened before with comic strips. A friend of mine who grew up in Southern India used to read to her family the papers in which her father "brought home the groceries. Each week she read to them the tragic story of "Bringing up Father?'. Each week the women shook their heads at the antics of Maggie and the men sympathized with poor Jiggs and thanked their gods that life was better in In. dia. E For years this cartoon strip was invaded every home in .1 Vorth America; each Christmas ‘itue books about 'Peanirts and sompany crowd the agave: of mokstores. The grocery stores now carry a butter named after Peanuts has been hailed as an insight into religion. In "The Gospel According to Peanuts" the teavhings of Jesus, the writ. ings ot Kirkegaard and the ten- ets of Lichtenstein are illumin- ated with examples from the cartoon strip. Peanuts is hailed as art. You will observe‘that Lucy, Snoopy or Linus are either facing each other, facing the same direction, or looking in opposite directions. Peanuts it, hailed as poetry. I suppose this is a reference to alliteration such as Linus's lint. st, and a smug of 'avid women readers gets together every week-not for a koffe Hatch, but for a peanut cluster. It i the greatest Mix since Orson Wells panicked the popu- hce that famous night with the uvnsion' from lieu. But to " ack it u more dangerous than Attacking motherhood. the :hurch, the flag or Captain Kats. garco. I FOX 0“ PIANO" Offbeat Repdrt childm not an Dick and In... our children‘ wank! gain that Wish“ by watching the add” In their wand. . The main char-den Vin ho Ionunie and Daddy. Ion-lie tr:.; _ " tiqehitA Music and Drama Dept. Part 1 : Part 2: SOUND of MUSIC December 16-117 -13, 196S Waterloo C. L Auditorium Adults $1.00 Students SOe Tickets Avullable Fran WAM. ”delta " At The School 0% - Waterloo Collegiate Institute '. Concert! l Continental Christmas! 8 P.M. Patented by 5th teeark-tttthtttaearoqrtstg toms-almanac” unbound-optimum. benrittgtoi-ttitmt.tts- StMaAtt0eoardltm.hereigst dial-“pinyin. “but-dunno. yr.