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i 1ER FLAVO RS X : : uwt 2 cases PER FAMILY 3x250 mL TETRA BOXES 20 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc. November 16, 1988 Letter to The Editor Dear Editor: As Canadians prepare.for this critical election we are faced with a fundamental choice in direction. Do we choose to restore our balance with the natural world, or are we going to commit our future to the powerful stimulant stimulant of market economics? From the perspective of this writer, we cannot do both. The following analogy will explain why. In many respects, the growth of a society follows the patterns of growth of a single human individual. And growing is very important important to us as children since we cannot function effectively effectively without a full sized body. However, somewhere in our late teens our physical growth stops. Any additional muscle we grow or reserves of calories we might accumulate accumulate after the age of 20 is insignificant in comparison to the successive doublings of childhood. This is a good thing since we couldn't survive survive many more doublings in our basic size. Similarly, a few hundred years ago we discovered that industrial production could be done by machines powered from inanimate energy energy sources. By re-' investing the profits in more of the same, the effects could be multiplied and our material material growth was stimulated dramatically. This procedure procedure has produced a miracle of abundance and it is no wonder many people, see it as the ultimate good for society. society. The size of our economic activity has doubled and doubled again ever since. This has always seemed for the better, until now as a new element enters the picture. Today our societies are so big and so powerful that we are overwhelming the life supporting processes of our planet. Our waters are increasingly increasingly polluted, the atmosphere atmosphere is changing with potentially disastrous results, forests and the fertility of agricultural agricultural land are disap- S taring at an alarming rate. ow many more doublings of economic activity can we survive? ^1 ASSORTED VARIETIES : 206 O K BAG* V CHOICE (2? Fruit Cocktail 1.59 CREAM OF «%. „ iSoysii! 10-FL, 02. TINS OR CRCA. I OF CHICKEN , ASSORTED VARIETIES WHITE, YELLOW OR BEIGE : C2> Choice Tomatoes ASSORTED FLAVORS PU Soft Drinks Î 750 mL RET. BTLS. Unit cost 4.4C per 100 mL PROCESS CHEESE FOOD © Cheese Spread soo g 2.99 The complexity of the situation situation is further clarified with the analogy. When we achieve mature size as individuals, individuals, we don't stop growing, growing, we just change the nature nature of our growth. We learn to use what we have in more and more effective ways, by developing our understanding understanding and skills. It can be the same with society. When you hear that we must control control growth, it doesn't mean stagnation, just that our planet can only tolerate a certain amount of humanity's humanity's material activities. Further Further development must be sustainable within that capacity. capacity. How does this relate to the Canada-U.S. Trade Deal? Market economics is like the growth hormone produced produced by children. The Deal is a major commitment, binding us to follow the United United States in their faith that economic growth comes first, and all else will follow. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, even with supply supply lines to extract resources from much of the world, the U.S. has lost its economic vitality. vitality. They are very much in favour of tne Trade Deal because because it will give their powerful powerful industrial system access access to another half continent of resources with which to continue their material material growth. For this reason alone we would do the U.S. and the world as a whole a favour by saying no to the Trade Deal. Otherwise they would not face up to the limits limits of the Earth for another decade or two, and by then it could well be too late to reverse reverse the degradation of the world's environment. Canada is in a position to choose. Do we support the goal of sustaining tne envi- ronment 2 or do we support growth for growth's sake? The time to decide is November November 21. It is important for us to take our voting seriously. Mike Nickerson Merrickville, Ontario Pee Wees Split November 13, 1988 Newcastle Grist Mill Auction Auction Pee Wee hockey team split their games last week to keep their season record even at 4 wins and 4 losses. Newcastle defeated Mill- brook 6-4 and dropped a 3-1 decision to Cobourg. Dale Foster and Jeff Pearce netted netted two goals apiece with singles from Steve Stapleton ana Jeff Darrach against Millbrook. Brett Rogers and Jeff Dart had two assists each with Stapleton and Adam Connaghan adding one each. Jason Bosak played strong in goal. The Cobourg game was highlighted by outstanding goaltending from Newcastle's Newcastle's David Arnold. Jeff Dar- rach registered the lone Newcastle goal on an assist from Jeff Dart. The Pee, Wees are home Wednesday November 16 at 7:30 p.m. vs Manvers. . Sumitted by. I-Iowic Dart 987-1256 Coach. © Brick, Colby, Marble or Mozzarella .79 100 g rhooeo RAND0M vneese weight pkg. 3.59. CUT OR SEASONED GREEN BEANS, CUT OR SEASONED WAX BEANS, PEAS, PEAS 4 CARROTS, MIXED VEGETABLES, CREAM STYLE, CRISP 'N SWEET OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN Stokely Van Camp's Fancy Vegetables .69 Campbell's Chunky Soups 10-FL. OZ. TIN .99 CHICKEN BROTH, BEEF BROTH OR CONSOMME c sl7?"' s JR* .59 CHICKEN NOODLE OR VEGETABLE A Campbell's 1 Homestyle Soups oz. tin m W59 SALTED OR UNSALTED jjM Colonial WF Soda Crackers 11 * F 450 g BOX 1.29 NEW! ASSORTED VARIETIES Danone Fruit On 175 g CUP .69 Bottom Yogurt Imperial Soft Margarine 2 Ib. TUB 2.49 Perrier Natural Mineral Water CHOCOLATE, FUDGE OR VANILLA Del Monte sleeve of * Pudding Cups 'cup! 1 .99 ASSORTED VARIETIES Kraft Regular & Calorie Wise btl. j Pourable Salad Dressing 1 .49 CONDITIONING OR REGULAR Head & Shoulders |Qj Shampoo 3S0 mL PLAST. BTL* ^3.49 FRESH MINT OR MILD MINT Macleans j Toothpaste 100 mL tube 1™ o> o> MEDIUM 48, LARGE 33, ULTRA MEDIUM 48, OR ULTRA LARGE 33 À © ® #99 Diapers each pkg. 'wpf # CUf moil GFIAOS A SEEK SimùGNEU&S . ■ . .. §üi M AI mm ■ iiMaR; S -asm■ jsha, nus ' ■ .Æm ÆÊB hMr xùà - v'fÀFFFRC* CANADA ' GRADE A BEEF: n Slewing , SV9* F H iSISiESS 1111; ** ■ v ■ > % """ TOWi'i vllJB RING -- VACUUM & PACKED FRESHI Pork Back Ribs 6.59 kg 2.99. TOWN CLUB, STORE PACKED Italian Style A Sausage 3,95 kg 1 .7! 1 SAMMY'S 1 All Beef Wieners 450 g pkg. 1.9 !9 TOWN CLUB, SWEET PICKLED END CUTS, BY THE PIECE Peamealed 5.49 x g 2-ÎEku [Sir*. 249 eaa- iVtttV **ok . , VI. ktf : : L'i. l :3PtC1f.V NUCS : CUT FROM CANADA GRADE X OSEt _ r'llll on "8 8b8M4.39 k>. $$L w® twui 'tom QWBs COOKED SMOKED l,> y if {] V '■tï'S.ir •-] \ ( j winner JJSi. g . mm mm i " : * TO W M(Hi B,; ; S Li CED : '"fie week YOU CAN BUY ONE 300 g PKG. OF i Schneider's assorted < | Special price SAMMY'S, SLICED Bologna 125 g pkg. .99 SAMMY'S, SLICED, BOILABLE BAG 4 Corned Beef 2x50 g pkgs. 1 .29 FILLER'S, SLICED, SELECTED VARIETIES Sandwich Meats 125 a pkg. .99 SCHNEIDER'S 4 Oktoberfest Sausage soo g pkg. I 1.7 9 TOWN CLUB Beef Burgers SAMMY'S, SLICED Salami FILLER'S, SLICED Smoked Turkey Breast 1.99 SCHNEIDER'S, POPULAR VARIETIES Lifestyle Entrees 250-320 g pkg. 1.99 FROZEN, STORE PACKED Sole Fillets 3.49, I Limit one coupon per purchase, coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. Nov. 19, 1966. I Dl 11 oodo AC : NIELStN ' B0 * ,<K "' rLU ZJHZ ST. JOHN, N.B., E2L 413 FRESH FROM OUR IN STORE DELI 5560881H | sa I WITH THIS <3> COUPON, THIS COUPON IS WORTH j DEU BTYl RUCEU © COUPON VALUE 2 FILLER'S, FINE OR GOLDEN $29P TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE OF ONE PACKAGE OF MAPLE LEAF "MICROWAVEABLE" | COOKED A SEASONED CHICKEN i | OR PORK SIDE RIBS j 6 Limit one coupon per purchase, coupon valid at IGA ! ! until closing Sat. Nov. 19, 1968, I [pLU 2381 æSftï? 5640222^ .... mm 1 El : ;V. - .\p(A AVAILABLE IN MANY STORES 3.29, FILLER'S QQ Fine Meat Loaf .66k»g Lavvib. MAPLE LEAF A Beef Salami .99 «og H .49,. MAPLE LEAF, CANADIAN Creamy Havartl A Cheese 1.10 ioo 0 H .9 9. MAPLE LEAF, COIL Polish Sausage .44 h» a 1.99. SHOPSV'S Potato & Egg Salad .44100 fl 1.99. : SMOOTH on CRUNCHY, GOO g JAR STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY 750 ml JAR S PRODUCT OF CANADA, CANADA NO. 1 . GRADE : : 22 68 kg 50 lb, BAG ■ ■ M WW •yEvli ■Jh PRODUCT OF V U.S.A . CANADA NO. 1 GRADE v - WÊÊÈÉÊih ■ MÈ$ÈÊÊSÈÈêm PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA FANCY GRADE Bose or Bartlett Pears 1.96 kg .89,. PRODUCT OF U.S.A, CANADA FANCY GRADE Comice, Forelle, Seckle j or Red Bartlett Pears 3.29 kg 1 ■ 49,. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. <fy 170 g Fresh Radish O wk .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, _ CANADA NO. 1 GRADE fn Rutabagas .73 k 8 s|y O b * .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA FANCY GRADE i Red Delicious M 136 k, 4 * 4* Apples ®S 1.49 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE xR9j 2.27 kg „ Fresh Carrots ^ bag 1.49 Pi'Oi;ucr OF::; ' ' i ■ , y...'-". Ay PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, B* X CANADA NO. 1 GRADE 'Oft Spanish Onions.981^ fc ' b, «Oÿ PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Red & White Onions 1.74 k fl a ib. PRODUCT OF U.S.A., LARGE SIZE m Red Grapefruit. À .1.59 PRODUCT OF ITALY Fresh Roasting Chestnuts 4.39 kg PRODUCT OF HOLLAND, PRE-PLANTED FOR INDOOR GROWING Amaryllis Bulbs A NICE TOUCH TO YOUR TABLE Large Mixed Bouquets 2.99 A TRADITIONAL FAVORITE, 3 PLANTS PER POT Christmas Cactus 4vt :43 pot 2.99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE 2.27 kg v?»'" Cooking Onions s ib, bag HILLVIEW BRAND Tropical & African Violet Soil s l © COUPON VALUE .50 Taster's Choice Premium Ground Coffee Feature price without coupon $2.49 Limit one coupon per family, one pkg. per coupon coupon valid st IGA until closing sat. Nov. I^PLU 2364 ST. JOHN, N.B. tZL .L3 ' J A.C. NIELSEN. BOX 3000, ST. JOHN, N.B. E2L 4L3 19, 1968. 0990442H ■ SUGAR CRISP OR Post Honeycomb Cereal bo£ 2.99 CAKE 4 PASTRY OR ALL PURPOSE Monarch --, 3.5 I Flour bai 2.99 <2> Blendrite |b Shortening or Lard pk& © COUPON VALUE .30 ! 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