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Letter To The Editor
“Do not wait until some deed of
greatness you may do, Do not wait to spread your light
afar; To the many duties ever near you
now be true, Brighten the corner where you
are.” '
The above, often sung in church and perhaps forgotten, appears to have a real place in our civic life. For the past several years we have voiced many complaints of the administration in Washington. It would be hard in a day’s travel to find someone who voted for this administration in the last election. Still it wound up with a comfortable majority.
There are many of us who desire changes in Washington, but admit that there is little that a few of us can do. Maybe we should start at home—or do we want to? For instance, we loudly claim that Belief rolls should be made public, then say that a farm
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