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You Said It There‘s nothing inevitable about growth, reader says People made CF Garage Sale a success PAGE A6 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1990 discredited as being both socially and morally bankrupt A city committee was recently told that continued growth both bad and good is probably inevitable. Rubbish! It is interesting to note that the proponents of such a viewpoint were those most likely to profit or gain by a continuance of the status quo. Furthermore, let it be said that the dictum of "let the market forces prevail" is pure mr:pmu dogma which has been thoroughly The CF Gene has been found as you are all aware. What wonderful news that is to everyone connected to this cause of ours. t children and young adults who live with Cystic Fibrosis every day. The "Key to a Cure" lies close at hand. We need only keep at the door â€" hoiding on tight, and united we will beat CF. This Eleventh Annual CF Garage Sale has realized a profit of $16,400, bringing our grand total to over $72,600. You are one of the many who bring repeated "success" to this project and we thank you so much for your continued support. Opinion "Taxes. That‘s all it is Everyâ€" "They are high because Mulroâ€" ’t.‘hmg is geu)m“khudnm’v‘@y& ney is a con artist. He just pockets Qu'u l;xej higher in Canada than in the States." Rob Gaasbeek Cambridge A [3 3 â€" E T0 yo . [3 ‘i P | i.;‘ ® 1 euag â€" P “ - % #A .A the money. Burnell family John German Waterloo Jamie Tabbert Kitchener //¢\7 %:i A j o N@’ C Why do you think gas prices are so high? "They are high because the greed of the people in high places. Also the local war of keeping prices high because the gas staâ€" tions are competing against one another. Gas stations downtown are high but the stations at the outskirts of the city are low. It‘s just a competition between staâ€" tions." NW Teresa Venhuizen Waterloo "They‘re hx#h because of governâ€" ment taxes. I‘m from Quebec and it‘s even higher there. It‘s just a luxury tax, just like the tax on cigarettes." Timothy Alkman Kitchener