- a member of the local Rebekah Lodge.
«Phe tuneral was held at Tranquille 0%
* Sunday, November 20th,

THE TERRACE NEWS, ‘TERRACEB, €., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a3, 1938

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‘TERRACE

PASSED AWAY AT AT TRANQUILLE

on ‘Saturday morning Louis Chretien
reecived word from Tranquille Sani-
tarium- that -his youngest daughter.
Miss Margaret Louise Chretien, had
thissed awny the previous day. She
was 27 yenrs of age and had spent the
lust three years In the institution. As
2 member of the younger set in this
district she had been -very popular,
and since going to Tranquille had been
kept In touch with local affairs by 2
enistiut stream of letters from friends
here. Mr, Chretien, in speaking of
the friendliness of the locat people,
sid his daughter bad had a lot of rea}

brightness brought into her life by |

thix “consideration. “Prespnits — and
other tokens of good will had gone to
ler along with many letters, and she
lid always been made to feel that,
though absent, she was still a member
of the emumiunity. The deceased was

There are i
great many here who regret her enrly'
death and have symyputhy for her par-
ents, ‘

ee ee cy meee

BOARD TRADE HEARS

+ meena

REPORT

“A umvoting of the Terrace and Dist-
Vict Board of Trade was held in the
muiiciual office on Tnesday erening,
President Marvy King gave his report
as on delesate to the sessious of the
Central Tnterior Chamber of Commerce
hel] in Smithers last summer. The
CN. BR. had asked for additional in-
formation in conneetion. with the re-
qnest of the local ‘organization fer re-
duel rates between here and Smith
ers, The matter was pessed on to the
Kitsumguinm Farmers’ Institute as
that organization is closely in touch

with the produce shipping situation,
Corton Kerr was a visltor during the,

move on foot to organize am automo-
bile association. This move, he said.
originated among the younger business
men of the district, He gave it as his
opinion that this move might be in-
cluded in the work of the Board of
Trade if suitable arrangements could
be made, The matter was discussed

at some length and another meeting]:

wes arranged for in the early days of
December to which Gordon promised
to bring as many of the prospective
members of the new organization as
be could rowud up.

SKI CLUB IS ORGANIZED

On Friday night a group of 28 gath
ered in the 1.0.0.8, hall and formed 4
Ski Club, Clarence Michael was in
the chair, later giving up his position
to Stun Olson as soon as the latter
had heen elected president. Mr. Mi
chael was elected vice president and
Peter Von Sioll; as secretary, It was
decided to form a committee of Myr,
Michael, Sam Kirkaldy and J. Gilseth
to look over the land north of town
with a view to securing a suitable run
way. The slope behind the Kofoed
place was suggested. and the commit-

tee will also look into the matter of |:

ownership with a view to securing per
mission to use such site as is decided
nynien. Plan of the new club will also
inelude mapping out a. number of ski
trails for those who wish to make
crass. country hikes. These will be
arranged in such a way that there will
be a cabin at the end of exch one to
enable parties to rest and ent before
starting on the return trip.

Ben Matheson of the C.N.R, investi.
gation department was here from ‘the
middle to the end of the week.

=e bd .

Little, Haugland & Kerr are adding
another power unit to thelr saw mill,
This addition necessitated closing the

mill for a few days.
2 x «

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{peace time uses for nickel:

‘|tal ig used din rifle. ‘or machine | ‘pun bar-|;
-rels or in: ‘bayonet ‘gteel,,. ;
tty replaced - largely feraps 40 largely. dcpend,: ‘contain. many.
‘hy “eilding metal” a less expensive al-
iloy containing, ‘ng, nickel.
‘Nickel is used in: large’ gun forgings, |.
trucks, aeroplanes: and in. armour for
(battleships. The alloy steels used ‘for
ithe: purposes - ‘enumerated contain’ ouly
from 1 ta 5% of fiickel and’ the: ‘amount
Hof nickel. 86 used is” ‘lesa! than ‘100 per |.
ieent of the world: Output
{ia not essentially . sed ‘as 6 war ma-
iterinl, nor ‘ts it: essential, to’ war, whe

GOT INTO THE WRONG PEW

Just after Stan Olson had taken on

Ski Club a knock was heard on the
front door of the hall and H. King
asked to see the president. Stan step
ped out and Harry explained he had
been asked to come round and address
the meeting in order that they might
have some additional knowledge of the
affairs ‘of the Cemetery © ‘Board. | Stan
lookéd 4 bit puzzled. He had no dead
‘ones in his club just at the moment
anyway—in fact the meeting was very
much alive. That hesitation made thy
visitor wonder if, perhaps, he had gat
to the wrong meeting.

Finally Stan said :“What
think this meeting is? The
lows?"

Harry replied: “No, the Legion.”

“Well”? came back the new. presi-
dent, “we're just organizing a Ski
Club. But if its the Legion you're af-
ter they are meeting back in the kit-
chen.”

So, after aii, Mr. King got into the
right pew and gave the address he was
slated for.

do you
Oddfel-

On Thursday afternoon Mrs, C. L.
M. Giggy entertained at the tea hour
in honor of Mrs..0. T, Sundal who is
leaving for the south.in a few dys.

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Born, on Saturday, November 18th,
1988, at Prince Rupert general hospit-
al, o son, to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Morgan
Sparkes, ~

* +

Staff Sergeant Gammon of the Ru-
pert district, B.C, Police, was in town
the latter part of the week,

aaa

Mrs, W. Elder has returned from a
trip to New Brunswick, and after 4
few days here left: on Monday evening

‘she plans on making he home there in

future,
‘a as

Hev, C. A. Hinchliffe went ‘to Cedar-

service of the late Mrs. S. Tordiff.
He returned home on Saturday,

PEACEFUL PURPOSE OF NICKEL

With Canada supplying 86.5% of the
world’s consumption of nickel,. it -is
interesting to'note that practically 90
per cent of this metal is today used
for commercial purposes and only 10%
enn be traced to the use, in one form
or gnother, in arinaiments. The gen-
eval manager of the .Canndian Co,
controlling the ‘production of nickel in

tial address recently, that approxima-
tely $18,750,000 had been expended in
the last twenty years.in research, de-
velopment and .publicity to. create the
“Whereas
prior.to and.during the Great War the
greatest part, of the world’s nickel pro
duction was. used in’ armament”, -he
said, “today, the converse’ ‘vag true and),
alt but a small part of ‘the “world’s

nickel is oobsebred by industry for a
multitude ‘of peace-time mses. °

Nickel ‘is of minor importance’ in
swarfare as: contrasted: with ‘steel,cop:

-/ per, zinc and tend, -he-observed. .:Not}’ ~
.| only does: but a small fraction of nick-!. .
el go into -war, materials, but the. per-/.

isentage that does: go. into, armaments
represents .-8 _hegligible: percentage of
‘the total. of: all. “metals used. for. such |:
‘purposes. .“For.example, no nickel at

“let jackets -has®

whatever.

Thus’ nickel}

his new job as president of the Terrace;

on her returii'té the Atlantic coast and| -

vale on Friday to conduct the funeral ;

the Dominion stated, in his presiden-| ff

‘per, manganese; ‘lodine,. zinc” and. iron,

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gauged by the. percentage of armament
metal which is represented by nickel.
“Nickel is sold in bulk to steel mak-
(ers and alloy manufacturers through
out. the world, who In turn, sell their
nickel ‘pearining products to numerous
‘frbrientors for final distribution to
“muumerous users. Thus the nickel us-
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MINING’ AND THE FARMER -

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Superticieny its seems ‘a far cry ‘from
mining to agriculture, ‘but the opera:
‘tions ons. Canadian © “farms ‘flustrate
sconce again the close assoctation be-
‘tween the fryo,.- the fertilizers,” upon
which: the; luxuriaiee

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ingredlents derived from minerals—
‘sulphate ‘of ammonia, fummonia ‘phos:
phate, superphosphate, calcium eyan-
‘amide, phosphoric acd. and. potasti, to
name but, as few. ‘Other’ ‘minerals, in

clude - magnesium, sulphut,- boron, cop:

Canadian output. reached ia,sbe short .
tons, ab increase. of. 38 ;
-sTheve-are--quite-a: number: of plants ‘the’ preceding Yebr
‘in Canada-devoted. to the production | 229,888 ‘tons, Oe
‘of’ these mineral : fertilizers’. entirely, [102,500 tons calc : miami 70,586
tons sulphate of ammonia,

‘ther: gauged by the percentage of nickel
whieh’ goes: into: ‘armament: or whether

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world being situated at Niagara Falls, ‘superphosphate -and 82,161° tons “ain:
- During. the last t “fertilizer yea" the moniuni phos hate