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Body identified —
as missing woman’

The badly decomposed body
found in a log Jam al 4:30 pam,
January 5th, at Terrace, has
been tentatively identified as
thal of Patricia Mary Carten, of
Fredericlon, New Brunswick,
according to RCMP officials.

Identification was finally
established by comparison of
dental work by a dentist: at
Terrace- and a dentist at
Fredericton.

A missing persons bulletin
was issued in September for
Miss Carten, who was not seen
again afler leaving a motel
carly the morning of August

19th., in Prinee Rupert, to drive :

lo Nanaimo, in her car,

described as being a 1973 qf

Chovrolet Impala. She was 29
years old.

The decayed condition of the F
body, and the fact the body was §

* wearing running shoes when
found,. made earlier iden-

tifleation questionable. The.

. watch, made in France, with a
white edging, with world !
capitals inscribed around the:
dial, and with a white wrist-

band, which was found on the -

body, so far has played no par!
in the identification.

Terrace resident
dies of exposure

A nineteen year old Terrace
man died from exposure last
weekend in Thornhill, Terrace’s
first fatality of 1974, The youth
Roger Trelenberg apparently
became separated from -a
companion while walking
between an access road and
highway sixteen cast late
Friday night. _

The two, Trelenberg and an
unidentified female, apparently

were cutting across a field to -

Bel lo the Highway when they
became separated. The girl
made it to the Highway where

she was picked up by a passing ©

motorist and rushed to Mills
Memorial Hospital suffering
from severe exposure.

She did nol recover enough to

School honors.
former trustee

“The Graham School in
Terrace's Keith Eslates will
have it's name changed in the
near fulure to honor Jack Cook,
relired School. Trustee.. The
School will become the Jack
Caok School.

Cook served with the Board of
‘Trustees for School-Distriel 88
“Skeena-Cassiar for ° faur-
> feenyeyears, during thal time

“Trelenberg's death,

lel officialsol Trelenberg’s
disappearance until late
Saturday morning. A search
was started immediately and
the bedy was found about 150°
from Highway 16 in4 to 5 feet of
snow carly that afternoon.

An aulopsy was preformed
Monday by Kitimat pathologist
Dr. Maloney but the Terrace
RCMP does not expect results
until Jater this week and the
written report until some time
fiext week,

“Terrace Coroner. Harry
Smith was out of town and not
available for- comment as to.
whether or not an inquiry of
inquest will be held into,

No foul
play is suspected. .

pressing fer facilities and -op-
portunilies for those who suffer
from emgtional: and. mental’.

handicaps. Phe fruits of ofe of

his efforts was the Graham
School. :

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

. Robbie Burns banquet at the Terrace Hotel will be hald January
26 and not February 26 as announced in last weeks Herald,

.» Terrace Judge Fred Smith swears in the newly
elected members of the Board of Trustees for
Skeena-Casslar School District 48. They are (lel?

Grash course in First Aid

Every year holders of In-
dustrial First Aid Tickets re-
write their tests, eithe r to
improve or retain their licket.
Usuaily ihese persons can gel
into. First -Aid. Upgrading
Courses. sponsored — by
Educational institutes, but the
person that ean'. has no way of
upgrading their skills, or cven
reviewing the. necessary
requisiles: in a practical may.

JA. Milne and the WCB

“would like to change this.
-Milné, a ticket holder himnsel

found that he couldn't get into

iheup-grading class and that he.

had no other avenue open to
brush up his ‘skills. . He ap-

‘proached the WCB, did some’
_ negotiating and he’s found a

way, not only for himself
but hopefully for others in a

‘ similiar situation.

If between fifteen and twenty-

-, four people can-be found with

The name will be changed Ina
public ceremony sometime in
the near future,” .

lickets expiring and willing to

‘ parlicipale, Mr. Milne could be
: Insirumental in bringing a two
_ week crash caurse in firs! ald to

SALE NOTICE
Due to the increment

_ weather conditions,

for the benifit of
our customers who have
not been able to take

advantage of our

_ January Sale,

we are offering
the same values —
up to & including the

23rd. February 1974

Terrace, designed to help those
with tickets.

It will be expensive though. If
an instrucior © has to be
brought in: for the course It
could run as ‘High as $98 per
enrollee if the minimum 15
showed up. Jf twenty-four

rsons Were.invalved that cost. -
Hes -  » Gassiar

would drop to $91.80.

The entire cost scale would
drop drastically if, on the ofher
hand,-a holder of a First Ald
Instructors ticket in this area
could handle the course.

‘There is also a possibillty that

“Skeena MLA Hartley Dent may
be able. to track down some -

financing for this crash course,
Those who have to write for
their lickels this year because

-the ald one is abeut to expire,

and who would like to: par-
licipate in’a (wo week. crash
course with an eye on keeping
or up-grading their ticket, are

asked !ophone Mr. Milne at 645- .
6939 or Mrs: Joan ‘Walters at.

635-8636, ;

to right) Lothar Hellar from Stewart, Elaine °
. Johnson of Tarrace and John Babcock, from the
Kilwanga area.

10.89% wage hike
in Terrace

teacher salary

Teachers in Ihe Skeena- _

School District : will
receive a basic wage increase of
10.89 percent for (heir 1973-74
contracts. Thal increase is the
provincial average following
arbitration settlements in most

"of the province's districts.

According io ‘Seeretary-
Treasurer Ted ‘Wells, the 10.89

percent wage hike, will mean a ~
budgetary increase of- almost.

As well as the increase: in
wages, the teachers also
received various fringe benelits
in negotiations with the Board

of Trustees for School District
B.: aed

PB, PS, Auto ¥8

Gustem Gab,

N

the tests on Mareh 1.

, WEDNESDAY, SANUARY 29,14

~ mfiround | the Regional E District

The first stalulory meting of
thie

Negional District — af
Kitlmal-Sukine took place on
Weilsesday, January 1G at the
Hourd Reon, 464 Lazelle Ave.
Terrace, AN) directors were in
atendunce: .

The first business “to take
place was the swearing in of the
elected directors by Judge
Fred Smith.

Election of a Chairman ard
Vice-Chairman took place with
Director Ev Clift being chosen
Chaivman and Joe Banyay
Viee-Chuiruan, — :

The alternates were then
sworn in. The alternate .to
Electoral Area “'C’’ Director
David Bowen-Colthurst is
Donald P, Highe. The alternate

GED.
TESTING

SESSION»

FOR.
TERRACE

.On January..15 a meeting was
held in Terrace for pecple in-
leresied in taking GED tests.
Nearly 50 persons turned oul for
this meeling. Twenly people

have completed their ap--§

plication forms and this
guaraniees fhat a testing
session will be held in Terrace
on March 1 and 2. Indications

- are that well over 50 people

from Terrace alone will write

candidales coming from
Kitimat and the surrounding
area, there could be as many as
100 people writing the tests on

. Mareh 1.

-GED slands. for General
Education Development which
is 4 program whereby an adult
writes. five tests, and if he
reaches a--certain standard,
then he is issued a certificate
stalirig he has the equivalent of
a Grade 12 education, The

_ program is administered by the

Department of Education i in
Vicloria..

Anyone wishing further in-
formation should contact Hugh
Pewer at 635-3833 or 635-6531 .in

in Kitimat.

Terrace, or Mrs. Blix at 682-3555 .

1973 Int. Pickup

Deluxe lnterlor & Exterior Full Warrenty .

1973 "/ Ton.

345 4 Speed PS, PB, |
H.D. Shocks, 4.0, Rear Bumper

1973 Gamper Special
$3495

54395)

% Ton VO Auto PS, PB,

2- 1973 Scouts

4x4 Small F Cyl, 3 Speed Floor Shitt
2 Spead Transfer Gase : Low Mileage

with &

10 ‘Terrace Director Ev ciitt is

Richard Green., Tom Smith will

be the Kitimat allernate Denis’

Ronald Brown. the Stewart
Allernale and Earl Hobenshield
Will be the alternate for Elec-
“oral Area "B".  Siill to be
named are alternates for the
Village of “Hazelton and for
Electoral Area ‘A.
Ridmat Director Joe Banyay
objected to: hiring Hank Bun-
combe as a cansultant studying
the fartheomiug change to the
incite system, Discussing the
pas nvent af, $13. 2 to H. Bin
vonbe Cor expenses and hours
in-Vieluria on this matter plus
sD inant oF $4 for trayel
expenses for Mr. Buncombe and
Ray Parlilt Me. Banyay said
that the Board cannot be
sdlective i such matters and
‘when administration has such a
job everybody
profession should geda chane ¢
to bid on the job.
Rose Gale & Co. was aip-
pelnted Kitimat-Stikine
Regional Districi Board

auditors for the coming year.
li was learned. (hat) dhe
preparation of the new election

and arrange

Lazelle or phone 635-637

SAVE $$$ | aT

Terrace International

TRUCK @ EQUIPMENT Lip,

- 6020 HWY 16 WEST
TERRACE

t

Hugh McKinnon, Pat Boyle, Bob sceley.

requesting”

in the same”

IAC LIMITED

Is Pleased to Announce. ce
That 28!

WA, ARNE S, FOULGER
oe

~ SOVERIEGN LIFE ASSURANCE

| REPRESENTATIVE

Will be in the Terrace ‘Area Jan. 2ird to the 36th to discuss”

Business Protection Insurance

For further information or interview plaase contact us at 4339

tist wantd cast ‘a, U3 per nuns

and  -nidlon | way
the Provincial
Guverneent to undertake this
responsibility through an
amendment to. the Municipal

"the Board veted in a loaded
vole to contribute a sum of”
$5,000 10 the Yellowhead: (16) -
British Columbia. Travel
Association, This would be the,
fee for this year of $3,800 plus
$1,200 for fast year when the
Boarded opted out..The votes -
against were George Thom,
Kitimal, Joe Banyay also. of

’ Kitimat who each have three. |
votes and Frank Armilage o of

Stewarl one vole. Voting for lhe . ©
peoposal were Ey Clift with 5
votes, Perry York Hazelton one | -
vote, Corbin King Area ‘A” one
tole, Mary Allen Electoral “B" ~
cne vole; John Black Electoral
Area “D" one vote and David’ ’:
Bowen-Collhurst Electoral “ce .
two voles. .
A grant of $5,000 was “ap--

‘proved oul of the Cautligency

Fund far a cechnieal study of -
ihe elannel for the propased :
Maria near Kitimat.

635-721 1

wade