TERRACE — Although people are generally aware of the potential hearing damage ‘rom noise at work, a Workers Com- increasingly. concerned about off-the-jdb noise. Christine, Harrison was in Terrace. recently to. conduct. a training session For. those etnployees j in locat industry who are responsible for carrying out hearing - leagues. While. the - “risks: associated ment! were obvious, she said cause: damage. sound pressure. levels and the length of-timie’a person was ex- posed to.them. .... posed 10 loud noise for lengthy periods, there. was. no danger, But given. the. amount-of noise ‘doubled with every extra three decibels, . the length of time in took. for. damage, to begin was cut in half. for every such in- crease, ; Therefore, people cutting firewood without hearing pro- tection should realize the 110 decibels produced by the saw was equivalent to working an eight hour day in 90 decibels. “If the noise “level is high TERRACE — The Kitimat- Stikine. regional | district has ly $4,500 of the insurance settle- ment it. received for damage to the Kitsumkalum ski lodge. - “Pointing out it had cost ap- proximately $110,000 to renovate _ the. lodge -after. its move: to Shames, the corpota- toeghedamage cance y still at. Kitsumkalum.. tote ‘Staking ‘solution needed | TERRACE — The provincial governinent wants to stop the: problem of overstaking of mineral claims. ‘In the most extreme cases, ; such | as’ the gold-rich Bskay- Creek area, there are’ overlaps belween four or five different - companies. ?The problem,, says a mines ministry official, is that there is no system in place that recognizes legal tenure to @ piece. of land. 1 Legal control on a claim is a matter. of conjecture until it’s challenged and investigated to find out where the boundaries are,’” said John Clancy. \ “There are no survey re- quirements until that challenge takes place," he added. | The process of a challenge and any appeal can take a long -period of time, giving rise to complaints» from companied about the question: of secure ténure to mineral properly, said. | Clancy... : “That doesn't | give a boost to investor confidence to know that title basically is determined by. a bunch of stakes,’’ he said. Clancy added thal overstak- ihg is part.of a. larger problem facing the mines ministry in ad- ministrating surface rigtits. ‘planning by public groups and ” @ther government ministries has {eft the mines ministry behind in niaking tand use decisions. The whole concept of plan- pensation ~ ‘Board «audiologists — says professionals are becoming . tests on “their:: col- ~ people should also understand . intermittent noise exposure can - ‘She* ‘explained: there’ were two.” Factors in causing hearing loss; : “Too: ‘often people assumed | that becapse. they. were not ex- agreed to turn over ,to. Shames . Mountain ski corporation.near- tion said much of that, was $pentj:; |} jan set secret Gas tip!" : es ot air rgpaici ‘when.the building was: ‘3 More and more demands for . # Noise exposure — ‘caution urged — with;working i in‘a noisy environ- ‘& 7 Christine Harrison enough, it’s going to damage your hearing,”’ she warned. Harrison also emphasized the effect of noise was cumulative. Therefore, while each exposure — stereo headphones at fuli volume, mowing. the lawn or running a motor boat — might nat be enough on its own to cause damage, the combination could. - She said ‘the problem with hearing .loss is it is invisible, painless and progressive. “Once meant just 15. minutes exposure .. they kriow they, have a problem, “its toa late.” However, taking precautions could ensure it did ‘hot get any worse.. -District- Shames | - settle claim | it therefore asked the district to pass on the entire $14,100 received from the' insurers. the districL which had paid the insurance premiums on: the biilding even.afler Shames had bought it, directors decided to hand over only the difference between. .the . settlement and those, ‘payments. eee a ‘DIVIDEND. NOTICE | “ NOTICE is hereby given thatthe | Board of Directors of Pacilic North- am Gas Ltd. has declared the fol- flowing dividends on the issued and outstanding shares ofthe Corpora- tion: to 1 cents par share payable on July 7, 1991 to shareholders of record at the close of business on June 14, 1991, and — CLASS A AND CLASS. B CON- MON SHARES: A’ quarterly dividend of 37.5 cents per share | payable on June 21, 1991 to ‘| shareholdars of recerd al the close - .| of business on June 7, 1991. °.- - . By Order of the Board P,G. GRIFFIN Secretary “This _. However, noting it had been '6%4% PAEFERRED SHARES: A: semi-annual dividend of 84.375 | Companies ma separate proposal is nee “The successtul contractor will be responsible for direct delivery of spect “maintenance services and for ensuring that . operators are rela ined through competitive sub-contracting. The schedule below outlines when Requestfor Proposals documents wil be available and closing date for each Contract Area: Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 15,1991 -- Page Af1 ” busy year for ‘unemployment _insurance,. fraud: .in- claim abuse rate continuing lo. exceed. the national © * About| seven. per cent. of! : daims: made’ here are false; “said Canada‘ ‘Employment: Centre ‘investigator .. John: Jack, compared to five per > ‘cent ‘nationally. ad - The, Terrace investigation’ unit conducted nearly 3, 500. TERRACE — Ii was another“ ‘Vestigators,. ‘with the: ‘Terrace, investigations in’ the: 1990 © fiscal,year —. up-37-pericent | _ over the year before. A total of .$693,000 in _tinemployment: ‘insurance’ *. benefits were ‘wrongly claim-. me, @d;. Jack . said. More than. i, ioo claims were found to. be abusive claims, resulting fenders. - Jack said the increase in investigations here can in £ ' part be attributed to. the - ‘flood. of new claims coming’ : in‘ because of the’ recession,” oe But he said some of jt Is the fo 3 ‘result’ of more efficient _. ; methods i in thei investigations unity’ ‘ : “We went onto a. new. computer program last year. - and. that’s -helped us im: -in nearly $260,000 in’ . penalties against : the: of mensely,” he explained. Last year more than $11. ‘billion in benefits were paid — out to 3. 2 million Canadians." | About 342 million was paid. f out-in the Terrace area, WE GUARANTEE THE WASHER TRANSMISSION FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS OR YOUR MONEY BACK. * Built to fast longer, with lower repairs * Costs luss to service * Scratch resistant, porcalain enamel lop + Family size ub BIG LOAD. 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