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Saturday,
April
18,
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83-Year-Old
City
Artist
Hates
Modernistic
Art
Wafer
is
Handy
Helper
At
Spring
Cleaning
Time
1
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contain
that
Illusive
depth
of
field
required
to
make
a
scene
(uiiadieiis
victory
An
E3-year-old
woman
artist
Inst
illicit
elofa-tl
u
.r
RW0I1(J
exhibit
of
paintings
here
pro-cluiinlii
that
she
hated
"modernistic"
art
and
would
keep
on
pulntinii
'aj
lone
live
Ik-fore
the
eye
Miss
Faure,
who
came
to
Can
ada
from
Holland
21
year
ago
jwnere
she
painted
a
great
deal.
ysvw
,
IJ.MX
I
studied
both
in
Italy
and
in
her
home
country.
She
lived
In
Telkwa
for
seven
years
before
coining
here
four
years
aco.
Misa
Jcane
Faure
who
majors
In
paintings
of
flowers
and
land-
ac4
U
a
vigorous
and
spirited
woman
despite
her
claims
that
she
is
"no
string
chicken."
Miss
Fa
ure
at
uresent
ti-.u
h,..
(7FC71I
I
playoff
was
Mauley
-'"P
!,',,
a
variety
of
celehra-'
mis
city
as
citizens
like
y
o,.mc!
and
Hill
I.am-
(
if.
HI
v
ji.lumic
Had
the
rc-l
urni'
it
out
before
the
i'M,h
(tot
underway
lust
but
t
everybody
be-
."IN
t
,fi
13
1
II
a.s
so
sure
the
i,,,
would
win
that
ho
f:
m,y
bd.s
to
till'
con-tiut
lo.ser.
It
Is
rumored,
l
ki
Nnd
a
few
houm
I
mils
tarden
In
shape
When
painting
with
varnish
or
enamel,
set
the
can
in
a
pan
of
hot
water
and
it
will
spread
more
smoothly.
To
remove
wrinkles
from
nylon,
velvet
or
crepe
curtains
or
drapes,
hang
them
in
the
bathroom,
turn
on
the
hot
water
in
the
shower
and
close
the
bathroom
door.
When
cane
seats
on
chairs
begin
to
sag,
sponge
thtrr.
with
hot
water
to
which
salt
has
been
added.
This
will
take
up
the
slack.
Dipping
straw
brooms
or
whiskbrooms
In
hot
water
occasionally
will
keep
straw
from
By
ELENOKE
LESTER
,
New
brooms,
polishes,
paintl
arid
cloths
are
fine
stand
bys
of
;
spring
cleaning,
but
many
a
housewife
forgets
that
one
of
I
her
most
versatile
helpers
comes
right
out
of
the
tap
of
her
kitchen
sink.
j
The
Gas
Appliance
Manufaet-
!
urers
Association,
which
makes
;
f
study
of
these
thinc.'i,
offers
a
j
score
of
helpful
hints
to
ease
,
spring
cleaning
chores
simply
by
1
using
hot
water
properly.
Here'
they
are;
i
A
broom
must
be
clean
iif
do
a
good
job.
Dirty
brooms
can
be
j
washid
quickly
In
warm,
soapy
j
watti-.
Rinse
well,
shake
briskly.
I
I
She
says
ihe
"hates
modernistic
art
because
it
Is
meaningless,
no
one
understands
It.
and
jit
isn't
natural."
Miss
Fume
has
no
trouble
13
students,
Riving
two-hour
classes
daily
in
her
home
studio
and
on
Saturdays
she
U-aches
iloin
9
a
m.
to
5
p.m.
"with
only
enough
lime
out
to
snatch
a
piece
of
bread
"
The
artist
Is
a
sincere
.
n
,
selling
her
pictures,
because
they
are
not
expensive.
I
"I
make
my
living
off
my
pictures
and
from
teaching
art.
My
1
pictures
sell
for
around
$25
and
I
don't
ask
more
because
most
and
so
are
her
painting,
those
I
lire's
a
branj-new
Stetson
tiut
offers
feathery
lightness
A
LAKGt.K-THA.V
-
LIU-S!,r.
poster
of
Marc
Sheldon,
22,
Montreal
actor.
Is
outside
a
London
movie
theatre.
The,
young
actor
says
it's
just
a
"fluke,"
since
he
has
only
a
small
role
In
the
film
being
advertised.
However,
after
txo
years
of
television,
stage
and
screen
performances
in
England
he
hopes
for
bigger
things.
becoming
brittle
and
breaking-
.i
iiu.rii
liiiriicuiariy
showing
K.-cat
talent
and
dra
attcj.tion
to
nature.
Her
land
-apes,
both
in
oils
and
charcoal,
are
bold
and
hp
-t
a
waver
use
nh
the
birds
Fri-..imi
mid
turned
from
e
lo
a
clothing
salcs-,r
o
hours
while
Ihhmrs
visited
friends
ihiiint:s
.
.
.
,r
ai.il
tlin-e
of
hill
pais
n
a
hot
stove
lianue'
Ruiit.
picked
their
and
dry
at
room
temperature.
i
To
remove
wallpaper,
mix
two
'
tablespoons
of
vinegar
and
one
,
pint
of
hot
water
and
spray
with
vacuum
cleaner
attachment
or
;
apply
with
paint
brush.
Let
the
,
mixture
soak
one
minute,
then
remove
the
paper.
j
ixop.e
can't
afford
more,
even
thougii
they
love
art."
Miss
Faure
said,
however,
that
many
people
Judged
the
quality
of
paintings
by
the
price
on
them.
"I
eouia
siap
a
$100
price
on
that
painting
and
people
would
think
it
was
simply
wonderful.
But
they
would
not
buv
It."
she
MOOf'MGHT
SKATE
75
Attend
Church
Social
PNE
Home
Arts
Show
Adds
New
Features
Exhibit
area
will
be
doubled,
new
feature
added
and
prize
awards
Increased
ten
per
cent
said
frankly.
you've
never
known
before.
It's
the
smoothly-styled
Debonair...
'
one
very
handsome
tcason
why
Stetson
popularity
is
greater
dan
tlut
of
any
other
haimaker.
See
the
Debonair
today,
Before
the
opening
of
the
two-day
exhibit
In
the
ladies'
lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre,
Miss
Faure
entertained
her
present
and
former
students
and
friends
at
a
POSTCBS
DISPLAYS
tOOKUTS
CATALOGS
'preview
and
tea.
More
than
50
In
the
popular
Home
ArU
8how
of,
the
Pacific
National
Exhibi
persona
attended.
STATION
UN
A
lively
social
evening
sponsored
by
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
was
en-Joyed
by
75
parents
and
friends
last
night
In
the
school
hall.
Parcel
post
was
a
novel
feature
with
various
sized
packages
arriving
from
near
and
far.
.
Winners
at
court
whist
were:
Ladies
Mrs.
Balagno
and
Mrs.
Maxzonc;
men
Mr.
Glass
and
Miss
Astoria.
Refreshments
were
served
In
the
Pink
Room
which
was
tastefully
decorated
in
Easter
motif
with
spring
flowers
and
streamers.
Mrs.
O.
Fleming
was
general
convener
with
President
N.
R.
Young
and
helpers
directing
the
entertainment.
Hospital
WA
Appoints
1953
Delegates
WA
TTS
&
NICKERSOtl
tion,
Vancouver,
whedulcd
this
year
from
Ausiwt
2C
to
September
7.
I
Mrs.
T.
J.
Ilolston.
long
a
director
of
Uie
I'NE.
U'
chairman
i
of
the
home
arts
committee
with
Mrs.
Edna
Cjittiin.
vlce-ehair-iman,
Mrs
Margaret
Steele
will
1
attain
be
show
superintendent.
The
1953
prize
list
Is
now
be-,
In
distributed
and
regular
cajh
'prly.es
ol
$1.8M
are
oflercd
in
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US
I
DIBB
PRUNING
MEN'S
WEAR
CIVIC
CENTRE
SATURDAY
9:30
to
Midnight
Regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
'
was
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
on
COMPANY
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Brings
Results
I
r
II
j
addition
to
apeclal
awards
totalling
1340.
!
Additional
ipaee
Is
available
lSl
all
.
.
.
Johnnie
unit
to
win
the
NHL
:iadicns
to
take
the
Cup
...
He
won.
i
hut
stove
niemoers.
;,inlinll
S'.Ko
chose
IV-in
the
NHL
title,
but
l.i
ai'o
would
win
the
Warren
I'ettrrion
to
top
the
NHL
ilo
to
(ret
the
rup.
In
,
pe
k
U
Toronto
and
;
r's
were
nn
the
wall
ics
stoie
until
after
irh
sot
the
winning
Thu.-vuiv
niKht.
);!.iVti
of
a
Ml
vi
r
tray
.-
vh(
nmde
to
Mrs.
;hnp.
the
fmnier
Aus-Ui
.
by
fellow
employ-
local
branch
of
the
estry
Service.
Mrs.
rvcd
with
the
depart-righl
year
before
if
ir
c'.ailcimr
bv
SkMui.t
Gyro
Club
at
ti
e
coming
Rup-iy
at
the
Civic
Centre
fiii!
eij
down
by
the
Crmler,
at
Rotary
Thur.Miay.
read
a
list
'lin
en
Id
reurewnl
i
:i.s
when
Sid
John-raptl
saying
he
had
word
from
the
Oyros
iht
Mi
li
a
game
a
MUi.-h."
ui
evidently
disap-s
he
rfinddcred
the
r
evei.t
an
e,iv
nay
:
e
even"
(r
Notary
a
curling
competition
Q;
,-.,v
I
a.s
headed
by
I
(out
'
ho
.Mid
Tony.
'
h
'
"-.-l
l'f
tile
over
-200-l
ai.d
I
tiiink
e
would
I
needed
1VI,
my
I,..,
(Thursday
evening,
the
president,:
Mrs
L.
M.
Oreene.
presiding.
New
members
proposed
were:
Mrs.
Eric
Sanderson.
Mrs.
Earl
Gordon.
Mrs
A.
D.
Vance.
Mrs.
L.
I
through
moving
B
C.
Products
J
exhibits
to
the
new
buildings.
,
In
addition
to
special
demonstrations
of
home
arts,
now
being
arianged.
the
popular
daily
knitting
bee
is
being
continued
i
and
crocheting
contests
have
j
been
added.
Cash
prizes
are
offered
in
four
i
new
clawte
for
new
Canadian
'and
a
new
cash
award
will
be
;
won
by
the
person
scoring
the
i
mast
points
in
the
hopitull.cd
i
and
disabled
veterans
division.'
!
Clo;n
date
for
entries
U
I
August
12,
R.iabe
and
Mrs.
Welman.
Plans
discussed
for
coming
ac-livmes
Included
the
giant
rummage
sale
today:
Hospital
Day
ea
at
the
nurses'
residence
on
May
12
in
conjunction
with
"Open
House"
at
the
hospital;
and
a
tne
day
on
May
23.
Delegates,
for
1953
appointed
were:
Mrs
Jens
Munlhe
to
the
Canadian
Citizenship
Council;
'
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
to
the
Co-Ordlna'lng
Council;
Mrs.
L.
Raabe
to
the
Museum
Board
meeting:
j
Mrs
L.
M.
Greene
as
repre
readers
sentative
to
the
Hospital
Board.
Refreshment
committee
at
the
close
of
the
meeting
was
Mrs.
R.
O
Moore.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stevenson
and
Mrs
W
R.
S.
Wilson.
SON
Whist
ny
10
the
Cyrus
could
4
who
is
c.'itiiln
he's
t.iv
home
mid
rest
'-end
Is
poxtmaxtcr
tsesi.
lie
tilkcd
many
'ay
ami
Friday
t
Ca.-h
for
oid
gold
-
-
Hulucr1
limtball
tomnrrnw,
2:30
p.m.
1
.V
O.
v.
Cieneral
Motors,
litis
Fishermen's
social.
I.uthein
'
j
ChiitTh.
Sunday.
Arrll
19.
at
8
I
p.m
You
are
Invited.
i91l;
,
Moose
whist
drive.
Saturday.!
.
April
M.
Mixise
Temple.
Every-!
one
welcome.
!M
j
I
Anvone
ln'crettcd
in
plavhv-
;
bUM'b.ill
for
Commi
eci.il
lintel
i
jUuin
pleas1
phone
676.
UU
!
King
Frtwnrd
P-TA
inictni"!
will
be
held
April
'.'8
instead
of,
!
April
21.
1921
;
j
Deep
K"a
FHhei
nieii's
Union
jmeetlni;
Sunday.
April
l!l.
i't
2
30
p
m.
Important,
business.
I91)i
Museum
of
Niiithcrn
British
'('ohmibia
iinniml
meeting
at
the;
j
Museum
Monday.
April
20
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Kit
inily
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SO
MUCH
rfl
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r
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Drives
End
For
Season
;
The
List
III
(he
winter
series
'
f
cnl
parties
held
by
the
Sons
of
Norway
came
to
a
close
la
.t
nleht
with
nine
tables
taking
part
'
"A'itricrs
over
the
sea
rn
were
M
e
L.
Amolh
end
Kolbjorn
Delhi.
j
Winners
at
la.'t
ninht's
par'y
!
'
v
i
'-:
I.ifH-s..
First,
Mr.
A.
Pumas;
-i
-nurl.
Mrs.
L.
Amolh
Men
-First.
Paul
Maitinsen;
!
e'-nd.
Mr.
Storvik.
1
Chlr
piize
was
won
bv
Mrs.
;
W.
Rothwcll.
Ioor
prlc
went
to;
Jean
Momnn.
j
Committee
In
rharee
wis
made
up
of
Miss
Ellen
Wascm.
;
Astrid
Pedersen.
Ansta
Fo-"i-
'
helm.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joan
Mor-
;
Ran.
John
Pedersen,
O.
K.
Olscn
and
Mel
Waseng.
:
I
'
homes
lmve
letter
vev
Installed
Door-to-I
"'V
won't
start
until
f
t
(.1
the
population
'
'
Places
to
place
I
f'-ter
mid
-Van
Van
"
il
arrangements
the
first
In
a
I
:ane
discussion
be-f
r
'
KI'R
at
8:3(1
next
rp
:Rht
The
broadcast
red
by
the
pu
and
'J'v.Miics'
Union
in
an
hniulate
interest
In
'ay
broadcast
will
f
'ne
history
of
this
t'lifii
aitc:iring
will
J1'.'.
l'k
Krueerr,
f7
-""l
"ill
Hrrmner
-h
iidenu
selected
'
JMhi
,.nry
arp.
luln-
In-.landee.
seuin
open
from
7.30
p.m.
Meet-
;
ing
at
8:30
p
m.
(91
1
,
Oeneril
Motors
Footb:vll
Hub
nnnui'l
meeting
cf
plnyrrs
j
and
supporters
at
Canadian
l.e-
:
felon.
Monday,
April
20.
8
p.m.
1921
Automobile
and
Truck
0;cr-
i
p
tors,
please
noie;
our
repair
i
nervlec
shops
will
he
closed
on
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dcwdie
Rixim
in.
Stone
Pi:!ltling
Phone
Rlue
5!'3
"
and
I'enlo
Pcncff.
"l
be
Krir.
Moore.
n
Ust
Of
s
If
in.
.U
j
Tuesday.
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
April
21.
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and
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