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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS Canadaco Also the famous DfUOILYÊN VentIlated Aluminum wnlngs Manufactured by PHONE Jfl728-633 ALUMINUM LIMITED 845 FAREWELL AVE., Proven Service Since 1949 OSHAWA impetiti "Now for the first time we He said he s are competitive," Norm the Bonn Gov Cafik, Minister of Multicul- he talked w turalism told more than 50 Government people present for the Dur- the citizens ham West Riding Annual Germany. Liberal Association meeting "They hav recently. ferent attit "We have a competitive people in them edge over all other countries. said. There have been more jobs When ask created this year in Canada unemploymen than any during any other the Bonn-Gov year in this country. The many the re debt today on the G.N.P. per export our n capita is lower than that of do not have Germany and Japan and a ment in this whole lot of other countries." doesn't Cana Mr. Cafik had arrived in unemployed?' the Pickering High School Mr. Cafik Library shortly after 9 p.m. explain that from a multicultural dinner Countries look held in Toronto and told of the work forc( his recent visit to Germany. dity. R.. hib, ari al atadDam 3 ja hn-6895 If there is an open and noc positions the v ments importt from other co These peoj termed "forei When the j pleted and thei openings in th the "foreign la ted back to th veu pent a day with ernment where ith two Bonn Ministers about and jobs, in e a totally dif- ude towards work force," he ed about the t situation in ernment Ger- ply was "we employed. We any unemploy- country. Why da export the went on to the European upon people in e as a commo- i excess of jobs one to fill the arious govern- the labor force untries. ple are then gn labor." obs are com- re are no other he work force bor" is expor- e land of their I L FOLLOW THESUN! .....and when you come home, leave your vacation films in our capable hands. They'll be ready before you know it, and then you can enjoy that vacation all over again! BON VOYAGE! M.B.M. - The Friendly Professionals 131 BROCK ST.N. WHITBY 668-6111 Monday - Wednesday Open til 8pm Thursdays & Fridays 9-6 Saturday 10 - 5 r says origin regardless. The people, "they are a commodity; when the job is over, if it is some twenty years or more later, they are sent back home," Mr. Cafik said. "If you are bo-n in another country you are not of that country, Germany for example, like you are a Canadian. "There is no connection between people and geo- graphy. It is blood and citi- zenship not citizenship and geography as we have here in Canada. "With that attitude of the European countries there are less people working in The Pineridge Bluegrass Club is a chartered non profit organization. There are approximately 325 mem- berships, a membership including husband and wife, and children under sixteen, so it's possible to have well over 500 people involved. A busload from the club left March 30 for Dayton Ohio for a big benefit show, the proceeds of which are going towards the building of a Bluegrass Hall of Fame. Pineridge Bluegrass is presenting a Bluegrass Spec- tacular April 29 at 2 p.m. The club will be having three bands performing, two Can- adian bands and one from the United States. The club is not definite on the location yet, but further details will follow shortly. The club is also having a weekend campout on June 8, 9, and 10 at Blythwood Park, Colbourne, Ont. and mem- bers of the Burlington & Belleville Bluegrass Clubs are attending. On June 20 the Pineridge Bluegrass Club will be. at Kingside Park on Dean Ave. Oshawa in Fiesta Week. In addition to these activi- ties the club has meetings & pickin' sessions the second' and fourth Sunday of every Cafik the work force in the Euro- pean Countries than there are in Canada. In the last 10 years we have createdmore jobs than all the other coun- tries in the world and we have higher unemployment". Mr. Cafik concluded with upturned palms by saying, one "can't compare apples and oranges. Referring to the election he said, "it makes it a tough election. We are under no illusions, but as long as you leave Canada and visit other countries you will understand that the other Countries respect Canada." month at Columbus Town Hall starting at 1 p.m. Everyone who is interes- ted in Bluegrass Music is welcome. The Club is not restricted to just musicians, it has lots of people who just come to listen. Members have tried to promote the ' Club as family entertainment and as a result has quite a few junior musicians in the Club. Because of the growing popularity of Bluegrass Music & through the efforts of Bob Woods the Bulletin Editor of Pineridge Blue- grass Society and Bill Johnson of Choo Radio 14, a half hour of Bluegrass Music will be broadcast every Saturday evening from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Choo Radio 14 at Ajax. Because of the unwritten boycott practiced by Radio Stations across Canada against this music, Pine- ridge Bluegrass are espe- cially grateful to Bill John- son and the Management of Choo Radio 14 for breaking from this practice and are sure they will be surprised at the number of people who will be making it a point of listening to this Bluegrass portion on - Saturday evenings. 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