10 - Wednesday, August 23, 1989 — North Shore News

LAST WEEK a court case in a smali American town Junioz, svants to stop ker. The judge wilt deliver his
brought to the world’s attention ethical and legal ques- judgement in three weeks. This case has raised all sorts of
tions about fertility treatment. A couple who have decid- questions: Does the embryo have zights to the parents’
ed to divorce are fighting over the ownership of seven estate? What happens to ‘‘spare’? embryos? And, who
frozen embryos. Mary Sue Davis is determined to owns the embryos? Inquiring Reporter asks:

persevere in her quest to bear children. Her husband,

What do you think of the frozen embryo case?

inquiring
reporter
ELlizabeth Collings

Janet Cunningham Kerry McDowell Gwen Brown Sigrid Mueller Sean Coh
West Vancouver Calgary North Vancouver West Vancouver North Vanceuver

I can see it from both I think she should be able I’m not happy with the I think it’s most unnatu- Neither one has a right to
points of view. It seems to go and have them. He fact that they’re frozen. _ral. 1 can sympathize with the embryo. They both

to me our medical exper- agreed to create them. They shouldn’t be allow- people if they can’t have own part of it but to me
tise has surpassed our ed to exist. It’s delving children in the natural the embryo doesn’t have
legal abilities to deal with into something that way but this is going too fife as such and they
these questions. should be left alone. far. shouldn’t be experimen-

ting with it.

Lottery money to
buy ambulance

ST. JOHN Ambulance in North ‘‘Highly-trained volunteers provide
Vancouver has been awarded emergency care in a_ clean,
$11,600 from the British Columbia sheltered environment.”’
Lottery Fund to help purchase a The North Shore brigade treats
vehicle to serve as a Mobile First over 200 injuries a year, ranging
Aid Post, North Van-_ from minor cuts and scratches to
couver-Capilano MLA Angus Ree _ fractures.’’
recently announced, The B.C. Lottery Fund uses
“The North Shore St. John proceeds from lotteries operated
Ambulance Brigade is a common by the B.C. Lottery Corporation
sight wherever people gather to en- to support a wide range of com-
joy their leisure time,’’ said Ree. munity initiatives.

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