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Page It A THE HERALD Wednesday March It 1K1 One dragons huff and puff can gobble up forests HOOKED ON CANADA flower Lately hat been banging In the offices in downtown Georgetown but always been destined tor the Halloo HUU librarycultural centre to which It was given Friday afternoon ling the rug donation to he centre arc right Diane theatre manager llank Carol Pierce Long Mayor Pete and Peggy Eight hundred hour ol work went Into booking he colorful map which may be hung In the centre library stairwell Herald photo Continued page belh Tut you can burn up ten forests with your fiery breath Oh yes said the dragon and he look a huge deep breath and breathed much tire that he burnt up fifty forest Fantastic said Eliza and the dragon took another huge breath and breathed out to much tin that he burnt up one hundred forests Magnificent said be and the dragon took another huge breath but this out Trie time nothing dragon didn enough fire left meat ball Dragon is it true that you can fly around the world in Just ten seconds Why yes said the dragon and jumped up and flew all the way around the world In just ten seconds He was very tired when ho got back but Elizabeth shouted Fantastic do it again So the dragon Jumped up and lew around the whole world in just twenty seconds When he got back he was too tired to talk and he lay down and went right to sleep Elliabeth whispered very softly Hoy dragon The dragon t move at all She lifted up the dragon ear and put her head right inside She shouted as loud as she could Hey dragon The dragon was so tired he didn t Elizabeth walked right the dragon and opened door to the Karate club opens was Prince Ronald He look at her and said Boy are you a mess You smell like ashes yourhalrlaallUngled and you are wearing a dirty old paper bag Come back when you re dressed tike real princess Ronald said your clothes ore really pretty and your hair is all neat You look like a real prince but are a bum They t get married after all ISM Robert Munich All rights reserved An nick Press Ltd Toronto Canada Second Edition Nov IIS I MPs criticize Liberal governments job and industr policies MP wants auto industry protected Calling Cabinet minister Ed a powderpuff nego tiator MP Otto Jelmck has again criticized the federal Liberal government for falling to act on problems facing the Canadian automob ile industry Mr chastised the government in the House of Commons Thursday the failure of Mr minister of state for Interna lional trade In an agreement with the Japanese auto industry whose products Mr has blamed for cutting into Canadian auto makers business The MP Mr to have the government impose Canadian content regu lations on Japanese auto ports Mr asked Prime Minister Pierre how long he would allow his Cabin members to negotiate successfully on behalf of and at the expense of the Canadian worker 1 would say I do not think he would take anywhere near as long as Mr a Pro gressive Conservative party took to not reach an agree ment with the premier of Alberta on a matter or Cans dlan concern Mr replied in reference to the Tickets Continued from page AS this musical Anyone interest in attending Is most wel Parker chairperson of GLOBE a active Social Committee announces tickets are on sale for FIRST ANNUAL DINNER DANCE May The evening planned at North Golf and Country Club begins with followed by dinner a cabaret entitled May Madness and disc Jock dance music until a We Invite prospective members prospective patrons and inter members of the public to In the month of May and celebrate with us our FIRST year as GEORGETOWN GLOBE PRODUCTIONS For tickets please call Marlene Johnston at list short lived Tory government failure reach an pricing agreement with the Alberta legislature Mr was joined by Calgary MP John Thomson in condemning the international trade minister to slop the unfair trade practices of Japan Mr indicated his strong belief In the free trade and fair trade J- Tory MPs were calling for The Japanese will not trade fairly Mr Thomson main tained Vie ore shut out of the Japanese market by tariffs and tariff barriers In our agricultural products forest products automobile parts and other prodULts Mr cited Canada s trade surplus with Japan not that the and Europe experience a trade deficit with that country We are not happy with the size of that surplus or with the market Ion of our manufacturing goods he sold but we Indicated to the Japanese that access may not be as easy In this market unless we have an equal and fair opportunity In their market Mr Jellnek had attacked the minister for his failure from a recent official Bahai Faith Religion is the greatest of all means for establish merit order in tho world and for peaceful contentment all that dwell there n For more information please contact to Out L7G4I1gistMB7seiia aging word for th is suffering from record high unemployment and bankrupt in the parts Mr Lumley admitted his own disappointment the by Ottawa He had asked Japan to restrict its auto exports to Canada during the coming year place a ceiling on commercial vehicles and begin negotiating a long term solution Mr Jellnek remained unimpressed by the Liberal lion have been going on for two years while lent In this country has skyrocketed to record levels the MP complained Surely it lime to stop pussyfooting around and take a much tougher position Mr Lumley responded that Japan has yet to finalize Its trade agreement the S where per cent of its market exists It is totally unreal to think Japan would negotiate with Canada before that agreement la signed he If you ve been considering taking karate lessons why not do it with a movie star Nick Dl a black belt who qui tea himself In television and films has opened a Kn Shin Karate Club in Caledon East A who appeared last season on a Wayne and special Mr launched his new club last night Tuesday with a spectator gathering of six black bells who reduced Just about everything in sight except spectators to splinters For more Information about the membership which entitles holders lo attend either Caledon East Canada to import engineers Canada educational sys tem is not geared lo the jobs Prime Minister Pierre Tmdeau told tonGeorgetown MP John McDermid Monday in the House of Commons Lloyd Axworthy has said between and 23 skilled workers will bo hired abroad for Canadian jobs this year CHURCH DIRECTORY This Weekend attend the Church of your Choice HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH CHURCH WINDSOR ROAD CAROLE STREET Mpl An FftnrrDtftCftt Sunday School MASSES Sat Sun Bam 10 12 ArMxmttnMc MARE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR GEORGETOWN Edwin H Mltcrwli ALLIANCE CHURCH Main ELS EVERY SUNDAY famrfybn School Good Music Morn no lidr whim Hour Youth I me EwyiadrliOuta MONTHLY umrp Monti