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YES! You get 3 lbs. of T.G.‘s GnmeboWivzionrnPnoo of 2 363 KING ST., NORTH (CORNER COLUMBIA), WATERLOO Whether you are in favor of "Free Trade" or not with the United States, Kitchener MP John Reimer gave out some startling statistics to the B & P Club that should be of interest to Ontarians. Reimer says that Ontario alone has a larger trade business with America than all of Japan. He notes that 2.5 million jobs in Canada are due to trading with the States. A whopping 90 per cent of Canadian exports go directly over the border. A very interesting statistic is that 80 per cent of Canadian exports go to the U .S. tariff free. At the same time 65 per cent of American imports come into Canada tariff free. Hence according to Reimer the "Free Trade" is basically concerned with the balance of the goods that presently have to go through Customs; i.e., the 20 per cent of Canadian items and the 35 per cent of American. Reimer claims the "Free Trade®" agreement will not affect any other Canadian programs such as Education, Pensions, Health Insurance, Criminal Code, Gun Control, Ownerships, etc. He says it is not a union of economics, customs, or Parliament. However, Reimer admits there are grey areas and that is why Canada demanded the "Dispute Resolution Procedure" panel. Reg. $14.95 MONDAY NIGHT IS WING DING NIGHT 3 for 2 It was interesting to note that there have been a few items in the media recently about the benefits of walking. For instance the experts claim that "walking" as little as a mile a day can lower your blood pressure and heart rate by improving your circulation. In turn, it lengthens your life and reduces your cardiovascular risk. It seems Waterloo City Council is right in line with this thinking as they are studying a $2.5 million walkway for our citizens which will start in the downtown core and wiad its way through Waterloo Park, the campus of the University of Waterloo, and then would come to a fork in the path with one section going towards the Lakeshore area and another connecting above Upper Beechwood. Roundup ... Congratulations to chairperson Mary Meijer and the Ladies Auxiliary for grossing nearly $15,000 at the Kâ€"W Hospital "Nearly New Sale" last week. Zehrs "Super Store" donated all new clothing ... Hats off to the City Council for taking over the management of the UW Arts Centre with manager Robert Monteith still in charge ... Chairman Bill Pegg has called a special General Meeting for the Waterloo K of C April 25 regarding a million dollar decision . .. Judge Grizzle will be one of the speakers at the "Black Awareness" conference on April 24 at the Kitchener Farmer‘s Market starting at 11 a.m Garth Johnson, Cliff Roberts, Clare Schenk, George Pitcher, Gerry Needham, Jack Clayfield, and Bruce Underwood are among the "Happy Gang" who will gather for friendly games on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:30 a.m. (spring teeâ€"off! at Foxwood Golf Club. Details phone 634â€"8895 . Best wishes to veteran curler Alfred Brubacher who has reached 94 years young Brier Champion Bill Henderson was telling us that in 1935 they curled on natural ice in an old converted delivery shed which is now an alleyway near Krebs Restaurant Last year in Sydney, Australia, we viewed perhaps the longest running children‘s TV show "Mr. Squiggle" that started in 1959 on ABCâ€"TV. The Canadian created long runners still in production are C.B.Câ€"TV "Mr. Dress Up" (18 years) and CKCOâ€"TV "The Treehouse" (16 years). The American "Sesame Street" is 18 years old and the CTV version of Baltimore‘s "Romper Room" is over 25 years * Wings Super Salads, Soups & Sandwiches BARâ€"Bâ€"Q Chicken & Ribs Takeâ€"Out and Delivery $9.25 . 10 W uith Ted Rooney * Squares and cakes *« Complete with disposable dishes and cutlery Orders under 25 add 50¢ per plate " Q * + tax per plate Our own butter baked chicken Barbecued ribs in our special hot sauce Garhc bread and buttered rye bread LICK A CHICK & RIBS CHEF JOHANNES CATERING Call today â€" 745â€"3011 CATâ€"like McCord a purrfect lead for Guys and Dolls Coral Andrews Chronicle Special There‘s only one guy who can turn the Gilbert and Sullivan Society into the G & D Society. That‘s short for Guys and Dolis, a musical fable of Broadway which opens April 21 and runs two consecutive weekends to April 30 at the UW Humanities Theatre. Dressed in G and D ‘rehoisal‘ garb of Les Chats (CATS Montreal Tour) Tâ€"shirt, Adelaide‘s shawl scarf ‘mink prop, suspenders and black midâ€"calf tights, McCord coiled catlike on a dressing room sofa As Bomb. she can artistically express an obvious independence and inner_strength She laughs softly when she realizes common links to all her stage psyches. Josie Pye in Anne of Green Gables was a schoolroom nasty, Bomb is satirical, narcissistic to a point, but sexy A selfâ€"confessed Elvis Presley fanatic and blues lover, her role in the bluesmasters The Fabulous From watching Sunday afternoon sneak premews, Guys and Dolls is a sure bet for another G & S hit. Head Guy is, of course, multiâ€"talented actor/director Alex Mustakas, with capable choreographer Vera Stephenson (Brighton Beach Memoirs, Pirates of Penzance). Head Doll is Marianne McCord as Miss Adelaide. But McCord is better known to crossâ€"Canada soldâ€" outâ€"houses as sensuous funâ€"loving feline Bombaluriâ€" na in Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s CATS. McCord will recreate the coveted role of Bomb (her pet name for the CATS Bombalurina character) for the Centre In The Square‘s soldâ€"out threeâ€"week run this June. But Guys and Dolls gives McCord a chance to learn, grow and expand in more stage life lives. Again, it‘s the Mustakas touch. McCord_ and Mustakas met at Charlottetown and danced the lindy hop in Alan Lund‘s popular period song and dance revue Swing. The two kept in touch, When Mustakas asked McCord to play sizzling chorusâ€"girl blonde Miss Adelaide, after a wellâ€"rested CATS nap, McCord began to ‘rehoise.‘ McCord began in the ‘business‘ at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School. Through the encourage ment of her musicallyâ€"inclined mother, mixed with ironâ€"willed determination, McCord pirouetted her way into jazz, modern dance and voice study at Le Royal Conservatory of Music When the CATS casting call came, Marianne with her scintillating greenâ€"almond evyes, graceful, proud stride and sensual essence was a shoeâ€"in for Bombalurina Marianne McCord wanted much more. It started when she watched the dancers on the old Carol Burnett Show. She sensed the frolic. "Fine, you‘re a dancer. Okay. You can dance what? What else can you do?" she recalls. 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A classâ€"act score includes Luck be a Lady, Sue Me, A Bushel and a Peck and Sit Down You‘re Rockin‘ the Boat ‘"Adelaide might be in a dumb situation. 1 mean who would actually let themselves stay engaged for 14 years. But she won‘t put up with any nonsense and she‘s no bimbo. I guess that ties me to Adelaide," said McCord. bâ€" Marianne McCord VARIETY rack _ SW Sales Tax not included! All varieties to choose from: HORS D‘OEUVRES All Homemade Hot (Continued on page B2) $495