Aé - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 25, 2002

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Riding change opposed | can tive with.
A Member of Parliament would undoubtedly need to Another aspect of diversity that will confound repre- (VE RY H A p Pp [ LY.)

use airlines to cover the riding and, as we in the Hinter- sentation, is the fact that the Member of Parliament will

land know, it is cheaper to fly from Vancouver to Otta- be expected bs be well versed in nny issues that are With Winning Points, you never have to miss out
wa, than it is to fly from Williams Lake to Terrace. vital to specific regions within the riding. . .
The extra fuel to drive and extra car rental would in- The Member of Parliament will have to be an expert on life’s little treats. So you can stay satisfied,
crease the cost. on off shore oil exploration, ocean fisheries, and coastal stick with the plan and lose weight.
It must be noted the above only represents the finan- and istand life, as well as mountain pine beetle, the
cial cost. price of copper and life on the grasslands.
It makes no comment on the cost to representation, This nol to say that it could not be done, but it would | Behe Ae
the cast to democracy, or the cost physically and emo- be fair to say that a Member of Parliament’s time and SARA, OUCHESS OF YORK, AT WEIGHT. COAL SINCE 19 ;
tionally to the Member of Parliament. knawledge would be spread thin to cover such a large ; JOIN NOW FOR 1/2 PRI CE AND
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Parliament will have to represent the interest of one One of the most basic tenants of our democracy is our $ = =
community within the riding over that-of another. right to access our representative. ; Knox United Church (Terrace)
It may be in support of a limited funds grant, or per- This right would be greatly hindered by the size of the 4907 Lazelle - Tuesday 5:30 pr & 7:00 pm
haps an aspect of legislation that would help one area proposed new riding,

and hinder another. The prospect of having to travel some 2,500km to see realfood. reallife,real results.

We recognize that this is the lot of a politician’s life, our Member of Parliament, would lower political invol- ; mo : rr en ea
but the task becomes much greater, when two very dif- vement, and increase the feelings of disconnection and
ferent portions of the province are sharing representation despair that already manifest themselves in low voter
in the Hause of Commons. turn-out.

Couple wants
to brighten up
hospital walls

DOUG AND Kimberly Qui-
bell want to brighten up the
walis and rooms of the ma-
ternity area of Miils Mem-
orial Hospital.

They got the idea after
the recent birth of their
daughter, Soleil.

She suffered a stroke
soon after birth and was
rushed to B.C. Children’s
Hospital in Vancouver.

There they saw brightly
painted walls and artwork
and decided that is exactly
what is needed at Mills.

“Some of walls looked :
unpainted or were an ugl .
yellowy colour and some of Doug Quibell
the walls didn’t have pic-
tures on them,” said Doug Quibell of Mills.

The Quibell’s plan is to paint on colourful scenes or
characters.

To make things more interesting, they’re thinking of
asking people to form teams from local organizations
and perhaps have a friendly competition.

“There are people here who are excited and we have
an excellent artist here who is willing to help,” said
Quibell who is an environmental heaith officer with the
Northern Health Authority in Tetrace:

Also needed-would be“doriations Of paint and’ mater='"
ials. One issué that has to be investigated is how to deal
with vapours from new paint so that they don’t bother
people. The plan has been well received by hospital offi-
cials who are now looking at how it might be accam-
plished.

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