A number of things have caused be to ponder this matter recently. Our friend in Summerside that is trying to bring the Provincial Government to its knees on our bill signage laws. He parks a truck of some sort or other on the Trans Canada Highway outside of Summerside advertizing his restaurant in town. A definite off- premise sign. Would it encourage you to go to his restaurant? It just makes me mad. Are we not lucky to be able to look at landscape on this Island rather than being over-dozed by personal [selfish] advertizing?! How dare he interfere with our peace. Recently as some of you know I was in Victoria BC. A beautiful God gifted Island, without a question. Pretty little airport in a nice space. Then you drive along the highway to town and about five miles along you come upon wall to wall billboards. Ugly. Actually it is an Indian Reservation with different rules, but so many of the Victoria businesses play the game. Is it possible that they get more business because of it? That is the debate. I cannot believe they do. It is so awful. We had a touch of it on the way to the bridge in NB. Answer me, did it give any of you more business?