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Page 2, News, Tuesday, October 16,1990, , arolyn's Critique The Karate Kid - Part 3 - P.G. - Starring Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, Robyn Lively, Sean Kanan. Introducing Thomas Ian Griffith as "Terry" and a special appearance by Martin Kove as Kreece. The powers that be said this would be the last installment in the series and it certainly seems to bring all the loose ends togeth- er. It opens with flashbacks to part oné, where Daniel and Miagi beat John Kreece and his Cobraki school of karate. CORNS? Callouses? Remove them quickly and easily. > ino Pads Meee bie Ae WHEN TURNING OFF ~ THE LIGHTS IS A BRIGHT IDEA. Y ZB fel Energy, Mines and _ Energie, Mines et Resources Canada Ressources Canada Hon. Jake Epp, L'hon. Jake Epp, + Minister Ministre Daniel and Miagi have been in Okanawa (part two) for the last nine months and during that time, Kreece's life has gone down the tube. His old war buddy, Terry Silver (a very rich and very psy- chotic businessman) wants revenge for Johnny. He plots to destroy Mr. Miagi by hurting Daniel. Daniel convinces Miagi to open a'bonsai shop. He also tries to get Miagi to sign a permission slip for Daniel to defend the karate championship title that he won (part one). Miagi tells him that to use karate to defend self or loved ones is alright, but to defend just_ a title is wrong. He tells Daniel to search his heart and make his own choice. Daniel decides that his friend is right and burns the application. The two men try to lead quiet, unassuming lives, (Daniel meets a new girl), but once again fate interrupts their peace. , Mr. Silver hires Mike Banks (karate's bad boy) to fight for his team. Through intimidation, threats and finally, bodily harm, Banks and his goons force Daniel to sign a new application for the tournament. g Canada THE ENERGY OF OUR RESOURCES ; DOWER OF OUR y se BAMER-OE OUR IDEAS... | | Province l | In the meantime, Silver con- vinces Daniel and Mr. Miagi that he is.a poor, nice guy from the Cobraki school who is trying to make up for John Kreece's dis- graceful behavior. He slowly teaches Daniel to hurt people on reflex and like it. Naturally this breaks Miagi's heart and the two old friends begin to drift apart. In time, Daniel realizes that he is losing himself. When he confronts Terry, the truth, and Kreece, come out of hiding. Now Miagi and Daniel must defend their honor and their lives. The lessons of life that Daniel learned in parts one and two are reinforced in part three. You must be true to yourself in order to be true to others: you must not look for a fight, but you must defend your health and honor and that of your loved ones; and you must decide what is important to you and lead your life in that direction. This movie brought the whole saga full circle and I felt that I had closed another chapter on the lives of people I had to come to know well. I don't know if this really is the last one or not, but I did enjoy it. I give it a 8.5. SAVE ENERGY There are a surprising number of ways that you can easily save energy around your house, in your car and in the products that you buy. From heating and lighting your home to cooking and cooling your food. From the way that you drive to the way that you work. We've got a lot to get you started. And they're all in our helpful brochures. - SAVE MONEY When you're saving energy, you'll start to save money too. It doesn't take long for those utility bills to go down, or for gas mileage to go up. 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With experience on daily and weekly newspapers, and graduat- ing from the Print Journalism Program at Canadore College in North Bay, Mr. Cotton is well qualified for the responsibilities of bringing the local news to our readers. "The most important responsibility of being a News Editor for any paper is providing fair and accurate coverage of news and events in the community," said Rob. Although he is new to the area, Rob is familiar with Northern Ontario. As well as going to college in North Bay he also lived in New Liskeard for sevéral years'as a child. Pet talk Housebreaking young puppies -- by Alice Scott Housebreaking begins when the puppy arrives home. Exercise the dog frequently in a selected area. At first, the puppy will have © you on his schedule, and elimi- nating outdoors will be coinci- 'dental. But, if the puppy is exer- cised as soon as it awakens, after meals and playtime, and just before bed, housebreaking will become part of his regular rou- tine. Puppies cannot be expected to be trained by 9 weeks old. They are still babies and do not have the bladder control of an older dog. Using a training crate will help you with your training. Dogs do not like to sleep in a soiled. area and will learn to wait until you'can take them out. Spring, Summer and Fall are easier times to train you puppy. Winter may prove more difficult. Newspaper may have to be used for indoor training a very small puppy in the winter. Use the same method of train- ing and remember to always praise your puppy whenever he is successful outside. Scolding the puppy for "misses" is most effec- tive when the puppy is caught in the act. Scolding the pup is suffi- cient. Do not rub its nose or face into the soiled area. It is offen- sive and cruel to subject a puppy to that type of abuse. It also may convince the puppy that eating its own stool is permissible. Consistency is necessary with house training. 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