The
      Cadre
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      9
      February
      1999
     
    
   
   
    
     
      News
      7
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Food
      bank
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      Wieleiava
      University
      Degree
     
    
   
   
    
     
      UPEI
      students
     
    
   
   
    
     
      *Continued
      from
      page
      5
     
    
   
   
    
     
      There
      are
      no
      restric-
     
     
      tions
      on
      use
      of
      the
      CCC.
      It
      is
     
     
      located
      in
      the
      Chaplainc
     
     
      Centre,
      and
      the
      door
      is
      -
     
     
      ways
      open.
      Students
      in
      need
     
     
      are
      often
      brought
      to
      the
      CCC,
     
     
      but
      no
      permission
      is
      neces-
     
     
      sary
      to
      use
      it.
     
    

    
     
      As
      long
      as
      the
      Chap-
     
     
      laincy
      Centre
      remains
      open,
     
     
      the
      CCC
      is
      easily
      accessible.
     
     
      The
      larders
      are
      stocked
      with
     
     
      canned
      soups,
      dry
      goods,
      pre-
     
     
      serves,
      baby
      food,
      diapers,
     
     
      baby
      wipes,
      soap,
      shampoo,
     
     
      some
      candy,
      and
      more.
      Al-
     
     
      though
      there
      are
      no
      perisha-
     
     
      bles
      at
      the
      CCC,
      there
      is
     
     
      money
      available
      to
      purchase
     
     
      items
      such
      as
      bread
      or
      milk.
     
     
      Students
      may
      access
      the
      CCC
     
     
      as
      often
      as
      a
      have
      need.
     
    

    
     
      “When
      it’s
      empty,
     
     
      we’
      ll
      do
      another
      drive,”
      said
     
     
      Sister
      Joan.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Summer
      Camp
      oa
     
     
      in
      the
      U.S.A.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Visas
      Arranged
     
     
      Lakeside
      Residential
      Girls
     
     
      Camp
      in
      Maine
     
     
      Counselors.
      Combined
      child
     
     
      care/teaching.
      Gymnastics,
     
     
      tennis,
      swim,
      sail,
      canoe,
      water
     
     
      aki,
      arta
      (including
      stained
      glass,
     
     
      sewing,
      jewelry,
      wood,
      photo),
     
     
      dance,
      music,
      theater,
      archery,
     
     
      wilderness
      trips,
      field
      sports,
     
     
      equest-rian.
      Visas
      available
      to
      all
     
     
      driver,
      office,
      kitchen
      (including
     
     
      assist.
      chef).
      Visas
      restricted
      to
     
     
      students
      enrolled
      in
      university
     
    

    
     
      for
      fall
      ‘99.
     
    

    
     
      Non-smokers.
      June
      19
      to
      Aug
      26.
     
     
      Send
      resume
      (C.V.):
      Kippewa,
     
     
      Box
      340,
      Westwood,
      Massa-
     
     
      chusetts
      02090-0340
      U.S.A.;
     
     
      kippewa@tiac
      net;
      voice
      (781)
      762-
     
     
      $291;
      fax(781)255-7167.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      But
      despite
      the
      appar-
     
     
      ent
      demand
      of
      the
      food
     
     
      bank’s
      services,
      some
      com-
     
     
      munity
      activists
      are
      advocat-
     
     
      ing
      for
      an
      end
      to
      food
      banks.
     
    

    
     
      The
      1999
      Alternative
     
     
      Federal
      Budget
      (AFB),
      a
     
     
      document
      produced
      by
      the
     
     
      Canadian
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Social
      Justice,
      is
      amon
     
     
      those
      who
      wish
      to
      see
      fi
     
     
      banks
      made
      a
      thing
      of
      the
     
     
      past.
     
    

    
     
      “We
      support
      the
      goal
     
     
      of
      eventually
      putting
      food
     
     
      banks
      out
      of
      business
      in
      or-
     
     
      der
      to
      restore
      dignity
      to
      every
     
     
      single
      Canadian,”
      wrote
      rep-
     
     
      resentatives
      of
      the
      AFB.
     
    

    
     
      Sister
      Joan
      agrees.
     
    

    
     
      “It
      makes
      a
      whole
      lot
     
     
      of
      sense
      for
      the
      government
     
     
      to
      give
      people
      enough
      money
     
     
      to
      oe
      a
      decent
      lifestyle
      .
      .
      .
     
     
      People
      lose
      their
      self,
      their
     
     
      dignity,
      because
      they
      have
      to
     
     
      account
      for
      everything,”
     
     
      commented
      Sister
      Joan.
      She
     
     
      added
      that
      if
      people
      are
      given
     
     
      the
      money
      they
      need
      in
      or-
     
     
      der
      to
      meet
      the
      basic
      neces-
     
     
      sities
      of
      life,
      they
      will
      be-
     
     
      come
      productive
      members
      of
     
     
      society
      whose
      taxes
      would
     
     
      come
      back
      into
      the
      system.
     
    

    
     
      She
      also
      applies
      this
     
     
      principle
      to
      education.
     
    

    
     
      “There
      should
      be
      free
     
     
      education
      in
      university,
      but
     
     
      you
      earn
      it,”
      she
      add
      .
      Peo-
     
     
      ple
      with
      an
      education
      will
      be-
     
     
      come
      productive
      members
      of
     
     
      society,
      and
      their
      education
     
     
      costs
      would
      be
      paid
      back
     
     
      through
      their
      tax
      contribu-
     
     
      tions.
     
    

    
     
      She
      also
      commented
     
    

    
     
      that
      the
      bills
      students
      are
     
     
      graduating
      with
      are
      “scary
      .
      .
     
     
      3
      een
      should]
      have
      a
     
     
      lifestyle
      rather
      than
      spend
      the
     
     
      next
      twenty
      years
      paying
     
     
      back
      bills.”
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
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