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Dear Oakville: Early in the morning on the third day of our Easter Island land program, after sleeping the night in a cave at the base of the Rano Kau volcanic crater, we hiked to the quarry where centuries ago the islanders carved their giant moai statues. This® quarry has been recently uncovered by archaeologists and was fascinating. During the period of moai culture, the statues representing ancestors were carved larger and larger. The largest, 40 feet tall and 90 tons in weight, lies unfinished in the quarry. We saw many unfinished statues in the quarry. When the carvers came across a blemish in the stone, or when part of the statue cracked, they would just start another statue. The statues were carved right into the quarry face, and when the front of the moai was finished, the statues would be cut away from the rock to slide down the quarry face into pits so they could stand upright for the completion of the backs. We saw many statues left in this state, with soil piled up over the years leaving only the heads to show above the ground. From the. quarry, the completed statues would have been transported to the coast. There are many theories regarding the means of transportation. According to Peter, our guide, they were pulled with â€" ropes . into an upright position. At the coast they were stood on stone platforms called ahu, then their eyes | were carved from coral and placed in the eye sockets. The engineering which allowed them to transport these enormous stone moai weighing tons, must have been incredible. Our Oakville head office staff, branch staff and associates, wish Sarah more memorable adventures, and continued 5 sailing. Motorists face higher insurance rates To this end Carr said his party offered a number of amendments to Bill 164 during hearings held earlier this year but none were accepted. The NDP then invoked closure and shut off debate on the issue. 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She added that the sections of the bill which expand coverage will simply drive up the cost of premiums. "It is the wrong legislation at the wrong time," Sullivan continâ€" ued. "People are suffering everyâ€" where." Catherine Newell, director of Public and Government Affairs for the Hamilton Automobile Club â€" which also attended the hearings â€" said her organization is in favor of some changes contained in the legâ€" islation. This includes the increase in the maximum benefits paid to accidents victims for lost income from $600 a week (nonâ€"indexed to inflation) to $1,000, indexed. This is balanced, however, by government restrictions regarding who can and. cannot take legal action. (In the midâ€"1980‘s the Ontario Liberals brought in a noâ€" fault system which eliminated 95% of lawsuits.) Bill 164 allows vicâ€" tims to sue for pain and suffering, subject to a $10,000 deductible, but removes the right for the worstâ€" injured victims to sue for lost future income. 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