City treasurer —
given insurance
claims duties

TERRACE — City Treasurer
Keith Norman has been given
additional duties as the city’s
insurance claims manager under
the new self-insurance scheme
developed by the Union of B.C.
Municipalities. All B.C. munici-~
palities opted for the plan last
year when rates from private in-
surance companies skyrocketed
and an alternative had to be
found. The plan is coordinated
by Marsh and McLennan Insur-
ance of Vancouver and each
community pays into it accord-

_ ing to population,

Norman says city- -employed
claims adjusters | from around

the province attended a seminar

recently to learn ‘‘risk manage-
ment’? and how to process
claims. Because of the risk
management aspect of the job,
Norman describes the position
as being more like an ‘insurance
manager” than a claims ad-
juster.

He explains that the bulk of
his duties involves recognizing
dangerous situations and doing
something to avoid, or at least
lessen. the chance, of an acci-
dent. However, if an accident
does occur, it is Norman’s
responsibility to obtain the ap-
propriate information and file a
claim with their Vancouver of-

fice. Information gathered in

this way is then analyzed by

‘Marsh and McLennan and re-
commendations to prevent a

similar accident elsewhere are

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ities.

According to Norman the job
is far from simple because the
city is liable for accidents during
+_ every event held on city property
—— whether it’s a Riverboat Days

parade or a fun day in the park,

it’s his. responsibility to
minimize the possibility of an
accident.

Local artist
takes prize

Terrace artist Myra

Trelenberg was awarded second:

prize and $150 for her oil paint-
ing, ‘‘Moments’’, in a travelling
art show that started in Terrace
and toured Prince . Rupert,
Kitimat and Smithers through
April, May and June.
The CJFW Regional Art
Show recently completed its first
travelling art show.. Paintings
and drawings by 45 artists from

Terrace, Masset, Prince Rupert,

Kitimat, Kitwanga, Smithers,
Telkwa and Houston were judg-
ed by public ballot. First prize
went to Telkwa’s Brenda
Mallory and third prize to Des
Edwards of Kitimat. Close to

2,000 ballots were cast to deter-
mine the winners.

Plans are being formulated
for next year's series of displays
to again showcase the work of
northwest artists.

Bob Quinn airstrip

~ A $300, 000 contribution will be made by the B.C.
government to relocate a portion of Highway 37 at the
Bob Quinn Highways Camp.

The funds will be provided from the B.C. Air

Transportation Assistance Program and will be used to
separate the highway from an airstrip. at the same loca-

° tion a

The work will be co-ordinated by the Terrace

‘Highway District in conjunction with the Air Trans-

portation Assistance Program.

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