NEWS photo Neil Lucente

WEST VAN cider man Iain, Wyder displays B.C.’s newest apple cider. The West Vancouver entrepreneur has spent years developing the drink

and is now marketing the beverage.

WORK PLACE HAZARD:

Noise data developed

A. NEW tool to help prevent oc- cupational deafness has been developed by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safe- ty. . The Industrial Noise Level Data Base; a.recent addition to the cen- tre’s CD ROM, CCINFOdisc, and its on-line service, CCINFOline, is capturing the growing Canadian experience of noise levels in various types of workplaces. . Information is ‘collected from many sources. By far the largest source:.is. unpublished data generated. by industries, gov- ernment enforcement agencies and organizations involved in noise- surveys in Canadian workplaces.

A user of the data base can find information on the noise source,

TREATS specializes ts the manufacture and - Sales of a delicions variety of high volume, . rapid tumorer, baked specialties and frozen defights. APPLICATIONS are cow being accepted for a Dakery-Cafe Franchise to be located im a swecessfet North Shore Shopping Centre. & established reputation with 85 operatiog stores in Casada * excellent profit potestial RO experience necessary 4c fali training/oagoing assistance . For further information regarding this opportunity, call or write Franchise Director: Triedon Invastmsnt Group inc., ; 1025 Marine Dr., _ North Vancouver, B.C. V7P 186 ae (604) 986-9797

industrial category, the operation involved, the occupational classification, engineering controls, hearing protection required, dura- tion of worker exposure and the location of the measurement with respect to the noise source and the exposed worker.

Call HELPLINE = (1-800-263- 8340) for information on how to gain access to this data base and others on CCINFOline, and on how to obtain CCINFOdisc.

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NOMINATIONS FOR the 1988 Manning Awards are being sought as part of the Manning Foundation’s na- tion-wide search to recognize and encourage Canadian innovators who have created and promoted in an outstanding way a new concept, process or product which is beneficial to Canada and society.

The awards program was started in 1982 and is named in honor of the Hon. Ernest C. Manning. ,

The principal award is worth $100,000. In addition there are two $25,000 awards of merit being of- fered for people who, without the benefit of advanced education or substantial support, show great talent and promise in creating new concepts, processes and procedures of potential benefit to society.

Nominations for the awards close on Feb. 29, 1988.

An information pamphlet and nomination forms may be obtained by writing to The Manning Awards, 2300, 639 5th Ave., S.W. Calgary, Alberta, T2P OM9. Telephone (403) 266-7571.

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TWENTY YEARS of work and experimentation on the part of a West Vancouver man have culmi- nated in the Christmas release of new cider.

fain Wyder’s new product, Wyder’s Traditional English Cider, is made with apple wine, apple juice and imported European con- centrates.

Wyder’s company, with produc-

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MARK YOUR calendar for the ongoing series of bi-monthly in- vestment seminars offered free of charge by Pemberton, Houston, Willoughby, Bell, Gouiatock.

The winter session of You and Your Money Women's Seminars includes a Jan. 7 and Jan. 13 ses- sion entitled RRSPs-Everything You Wanted To Know About Reg- istered Retirement Savings Plans- But Didn’t Know Who To Ask.

On Jan. 21 the seminar will tackle Mutual Funds-Basic Discus- sion On Investment Funds.

Susan L. Scott, B.A., FCSI, will be presenting the seminars.

The seminars are held 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at suite 1900, Scotia Tower, 650 West Georgia Street in Vancouver.

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“An Invitation to View The Pemberton Collection Exhulit.

Uavid Alexander Harbara Hallachey Grew Hardy Dorothy Knowles Vicky Marstail

Mike Matthews john McKee Robert Michener Will Perreault Lethe Poole

Otto Rogers: Jack Shadbolt Gordon Smath

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Nineteen vighty-seven marks ¢ century of service for Pemberton Houston Willoughby Bell Gouintock, and as Pembertun's first Centennial project the cemmpany has initiated The Pemberton Collection, a senes of paintings by H enticailly-aeclamed artists whese images reflect thy Western Canidian landscape.

The Pemberton Collection will be on tour throughout Western

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and the public is cordislly invited to view these: bupitanding works of an.

Place: The West Vancouver Manicip: Bates: December 18th to Jia

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