CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 30.1980

Sunday Castlegar News

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their Sunday edition by carrier during May.

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subscribers, of course, will have both editions

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Z Ann Landers

) Trail esplanade project

making good progress

Dear: Ann Landers: I'm writing in reference to the
teenager who had read somewhere that a woman can get
Pregnant only during a two-hour time span each month.
She, therefore, felt 'safe'' at all other times.

The fact that a reasonably intelligent person would
believe such garbage Is the most eloquent argument I've
ever heard in favor of sex education in our public schools.

A doctor | know coined a name for people who rely
on such crazy stories. He calls them ‘‘parents.""

— Self-Education and Rogratting § in Raleigh
today’s

the. Trail 1 Com-

At a recent meeting of would receive from the other

mittee project coordinator
Eimer Verigin reported that
the key. to the success of the
project will be arriving at an

pi in the
If an agreement can be

‘established to finance the-
‘parkade, that would be sub-

stantial equity for the arts

funding. Bi
ment to: finance the under-
ground parkade.
Verigin will present a
progresa report and detailed

Dear Many adults

t and ly savvy when It
comes to sex. Actually, a staggering number of young
People have or NO :
is Actually, home Is the best place to learn about sex,
but not many parents are sufficlently Informed or
comfortable with the subject, so it falls on the schools to

do the job. This subject should be taught by a highly |

cost to Trail
council by mid-May. The
proposed 460-car parkade
will also be discussed.

The Trail and District
‘Arts Council is an active
participant with the steering

it because an audi-

competent person with some

on p
e ility and and not merely the
blological aspects of sexual behavior. i

Dear Ann Landers: My boy friends gave me a chain for
Christmas. He said it was 14-carat gold. | love it but it
turns my neck green. Mom-says real gold doesn’t do
that, and my boy friend got gypped. Is she right or
wrong? : y

— Green But Not With Envy in Sherman, Tex.
Oear Sherman: Your mom In wrong. Peopte who have an
abundance of certain acids in thelr system get green
marks from some metals. It can be. real gold, silver,
copper or the Imitation stuff. (Put.a coat of clean tiall
Polish on the chain and it might solve your problem.)

ICBC

Claims settlement

“How much will you
pay? My car was a total loss,”

At the Insurance Cor-
poration of B.C. there are
technical experts who deter-
mine how much a wrecked
vehicle is worth, or how
much time and money it will
take to repair a crumpled
fender or cracked windshield.
ICBC estimators, adjusters
and total loss dit

They must have excep-
tional expertise in the legal-
ities of insurance and legal
liability and they must be

familiar with accident in-

vestigation techniques. Sén-
ior. adjusters also require
in-depth knowledge of “an-:
atomy and physiology as it’
telates to bodily injury. In
addition,! all “e sters

1. ¥

attend classes on the dif-
ferent aspects of claim settle-
ment. a

Many estimators have
previously worked in body
shops or have been ap-
praisers with private insur-
ance companies and, in addi-
tion, the Insurance Corpor-
ation updates their skills
with regular, intensive train-
ing courses.
. At least once a year,
ICBC estimators attend a
week-long training course

policy and “Brose durés,

Ifa vehicle is a write-off,
there are total loss expedi-
tors who assess. its actual
cash value. 1CBC’s policy-is to"
pay the market value of the
vehicle.

* Calculating vehicle value
is an intricate process. Total
loss expeditors are trained to
consider local markets, con-
ditions of the vehicle, op-
tions, mileage and popular-
ity. The expeditors attend
auto i and it

by the
“to keep in touch with the
latest repair development
and to further increase their
already extensive technical
knowledge.

. Slides, overhead proj-
ectors and films, as well as
on-the-job observation are all
used in the education pro-

am.

As well as learning the-
ory and writing exams, the
estimators actually see re-
pairs being done at the cor-
poration’s research centre
Autoplan Autobody, in Sur-
rey.

At Autoplan Autobody,
the estimators are expected
to examine damaged vehicles
and do estimates on the spot,
Then they have group dis-
cussions to compare their
estimates, Afterwards they
watch the car being repaired
and do time studies.

Some estimators speci-
alize in heavy equipment,
some specialize in recre-
ational vehicles or fibreglass
repairs,

As well as meeting esti-
mators in the claim centre, a
claimant may see two.other
types of trained ‘technicians,
the adjuster and the total
loss expeditor. Adjusters,
the people who oversee the
processing of a claim from
initial report to settlement,
attend a rigorous training
program which demands,
among other things, intricate
knowledge of the Automobile
Insurance Regulations and
the Motor Vehicle Branch
Act.

PLAYMOR
GRILL

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X-Country Ski Rentals
Dance Floor
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Located a! Playmor Junction,

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(Follow the Playmor signs)
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various vehicle-value publi-

cations such as the Gold

Book, the Red Book or the
Canadian Black Book. They
also check newspaper ads
regularly and solicit dealer
quotes, ©

The corporation contin-
ually updates its library of
publications on vehicle val-
ues,

torium, small theatre, library
and other arts facilities are to
be included in an arts centre
which would be about one-
third of the project. There is
also provision for a hotel,
apartments, commercial out-
lets and facilities.

centre prop when they
approach provincial and fed-
eral sources for funding. ©

Land and materials do-
nations and other funds
raised for the arts centre
would be additional equity
for the arts centre project
which could be tabulated as
“local contribution." In other
Canadian arts centres, the
“local contribution” is rough-

ly one-third of the cost, and is -

matched by one-third pro-
vincial and one-third federal

.funding.

A special guest at the
steering committee ‘meeting
was Ewart Weatherill; an

fe tant with the

The site is the esplanade
area‘in downtown Trail bor-
dered by Victoria Street, Bay
Avenue, Eldorado Street and
the Columbia River. Most of
the property is owned by the
City of Trail, whose -council
voted to allot the land for an
arts centre last summer.

At the steering commit-
tee meeting, architect Paf-

Bolt, Morenik and Newman
firm based in Los Angeles.
He is helping architect Clay
with the project. ©

An audience ‘which in-
cluded representatives of
local music and theatre
groups discussed acoustic
considerations for the’ arts
centre with him, and he also

* talked about acoustics work

fard Clay provided updated he has done in other per-

of th

centres, such as the

: multiple development. It Orpheum in Vancouver and

would be six storeys high, the new Massey Hall in
with two levels of parking Toronto.

underground.

There will be’a public

* Verigin projects that the contest to.come up with a

_ operating deficit of the arts name for the development.

centre facilities could be For the time being,-commit-
offset by the increase in tax tee members voted: fo'call it
revenue ,the City of Trail “The Esplanade.”

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