3BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Monday,
April
27,
1953
SI,
JIM
owrr
:h
Immigrants
Start
New
Life
Farmlands
in
Bulkley
Valley
n
an
7
or
i
r
tan
Card
Table
Can
Support
Attractive
Supper
Settings
Kecking
a
place
of
worship,
these
people
bought
thff
old
the
felt.
By
ELENOHE
LESTER
The
newlywed
who
hasn't
completely
furnished
her
home
is
often
eager
to
entertain
at
informal
luncheon
and
suppers.
If
she
uses
ome
Imagination,
A
delightful
bridal
siio-er
was
held
for
Marie
Boulter
at
her
home
when
about
40
of
her
friends
surprised
her.
The
gift
of
a
China
tea
set
was
presented
by
Mrs.
Tytho
In
a
miniature
box
car.
The
evening
was
spent
in
playing
games
and
community
singing.
Delicious
leiresi-ments
were
served
by
the
hosteses
Mesdamcs
Wniord,
Alexander,
Frew
and
Tycho.
United
Church
building
last
fall.
Throughout
the
winter
they
j
shared
the
church
facilities
with
the
United
Church
congregation
until
their
new
building
was
sufficiently
completed
to
In
his
settings
Pahlmann
used
white,
turquoi.se
and
black
ball
fringe
on
brown
felt,
and
chartreuse
gimp
and
a
chartreuse
scalloped
fringe
on
apple
green
felt.
Pahlmann
.
also
suggest
farming,
accoidlng
to
Ous
Weiss,
a
former
newspaperman
in
Holland,
who
is
one
ot
tew
who
speak
English.
NEW
HOMES
Ten
new
homes
have
been
built
and
many
like
himself
Intend
building
as
soon
as
possible.
Seriously
religious,
they
are
of
both
Protestant
and
Roman
h
-k
i
,
.
j
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!
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si
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jlS-Tlirlfty
and
In-the
Duh:h
are
piay-tidcrable
part
in
the
M'"1""1
rowlh
now
rifnced
by
this
Bulk-community.
They
are
I
group
of
new
imml-mme
to
Smltliera
and
reonl
years,
rivals
were
SW'bn-n
mnn
Kulvyk.
Their
tinwld
them
soon
at-rt
life
anew
In
Can-..mlly
de
Oraaf,
most
rivals,
reached
here
even
the
humble
card
table
can
DISTRICT
NEWS
TERRACfc
Thursday
and
Friday
of
last
week
saw
the
Spring
production
of
the
Civic
Centre
Choral
Group's
"Evening
of
8ong'un-der
the
baton
of
Jim
Norrington.
The
children
of
the
elementary
school
had
colored
the
backdrop
and
the
country
scene
it
presented
made
a
filling
setting
for
lb.
"j
sinners.
A
well-rounded
program
of
some
of
the
best-loved
songs,
both
old
and
new
was
enjoyed
by
the
audience
which
Joined
in
the
choruses
of
"When
Irish
Eyes
are
Smiling"
and
the
finale,
"Pack
Up
Your
Trouble."
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
accompanied
on
the
piano
and
Oeorgc
McAdairw
aa
master
of
be
the
basis
for
a
charming
and
'
denim
and
old
ahecting
in
good
sophisticated
table
colors
for
the
background-s.
NEW
OltG.VMZ
ATION
J
As
a
group
It
is
not
their
intention
to
introduce
a
national
organization.
It
Is
their
desire
1
'
'
I
.
i
.IJ.HI
lainonc
lalths.
Bringing
with
them
their
Cal-InlAWc
theories,
the
Protestant
j
group
have
affiliated
with
the
J
Christian
Reformed
Church
of
I
the
United
States.
This
church
founded
by
Dutch
Immigrants,
'him
Its
rentre
at
Calvin
Col-jlige,
Michigan.
New
York
decorator
William
Not
to
be
overlooked
are
the
Pahlmann,
In
designing
back--many
beautiful
textured
plastic
grounds
for
a
new
sterling
sll-'
place
mats
for
gay
settings,
ver
pattern,
recently
showed
that
,
These
mats
have
a
woven,
linen-elegant
eflects
may
be
achieved
-like
or
bamboo-like
appearance,
with
a
square
of
a
felt
over
a
I
One
new
place
mat,
known
as
card
tabic.
"Song
to
the
Bamboo
Tree,"
is
Pahlmann
suggests
the
use
of
,
a
perfect
reproduction
of
a
63-Inch
square
of
felt,
allowing'
painting
by
one
of
the
foremost
a
full
overlap
over
the
average
!
contemporary
Oriental
painters,
card
table.
The
felt,
which
Green
foliage
and
a
yellow
bird
tiiom:
o
(amlllis
01
178
ne
taken
up
residence
r-
Mtire
1M9.
Thirty-Kn
attend
Bmlthers
YOI'
i.ovi;
LT.-COL.
ROY
A.
SMILLIE
of
Winnipeg
has
an
important
role
In
the
exchange
of
Commonwealth
sick
and
wounded
prisoners
of
the
Korean
war.
Col.
Smlllie
'Is
to
head
the
Commonwealth
medical
team
at
the
121st
United
States
medical
evacuation
hospital
at
Yougdongpo
,in
Seoul
south
of
the
Han
river.
comes
in
many
rich,
strong
'
form
a
charming
picture
agamst
,
On
Friday
evening
Mrs.
Nor-rini'ton
was
nresentwl
with
b
shades,
need
not
be
hemmed
and,
a
gray
or
beige
background.
An
bnumiet
of
fhufrK
hv
th
fclnpnnc
makes
a
handsome
background,
effect
of
oriental
shantung
is
to
try
and
become'
assimilated
as
soon
as
possible.
In
this
regard
Mr.
Weiss
expressed
the
feeling
that
there
Is
a
lack
of
encouragement
to
the
newcomer
to
help
him
to
assimilate.
Tiirif
un;
iiiuny.
"
lie
said,
"who
will
reasonably
quickly
make
adjustment
to
the
Canadian
way
of
life
and
language.
There
are
others
who
are
hesitant
and
retiring
as
strangers
in
a
new
land."
The
younger
generation,
particularly
tho.se
attending
school,
are
learning
the
language
and
customs
of
Canada
quickly,
he
added.
TlK"
homeland
tie
proved
;trong
in
response
to
the
appeal
lor
aid
following
the
recent
mm(tjtr
mi
Thanh"
und
pi
wrk
are
their
(in
sources
of
Income.
P
businesses
but
the
nil
eventually
turn
to
J
Purple
Held
fof
silver
and
plates.
For
a
fes-j
created
by
the
combination
of
tive
touch,
ball
trim
or
a
sc:.-.l-
j
printing
and
embossing
on
the
loped
fringe
may
be
tacked
to
:
mat.
readers
8
ON
meeting
Monday.
April
27.
8
p.m.
Social.
Konu
ladles
welcome.
rjui
BP
6.
ELKS
and
LADIES
O.O.RP.
Joint
meeting
Thursday,
April
30,
8
pm.
(100)
General
meeting
Football
Axsoeiutlon,
URlon,
Tucisday.
8
p.m.
,9j,
Large
Crowd
At
SON
Party
F-r
quick
results
try
a
Doily
New
O'-ssified
and
Mr.
Norrington
was
given
a
special
accessory
for
his
new
car.
A
party
in
the
Civic
Centre
followed
the
concert.
Taking
part
in
the
concert
were:
Mrs.
T.
Fraser,
Miss
E.
McMillan,
Mrs
J.
Martin,
Miss
P.
Pendergat,
Mrs.
Alice
Campbell,
Mrs.
Frances
Hopkins,
Mrs.
F.
La
belle.
Mrs.
ks
Home
Home
as
the
color-ly
setting
for
a
most
bazaar,
held
by
the
Colleen
Sande,
Mr.
Oliver
Bax
The
sons
of
Norway
Club
held
another
enjoyable
dance
and
card
party,
at
which
a
good
crowd
attended.
Winners
for
the
evening
were:
Whist
ladies
first,
Mrs.
A.
Norton,
second
Mrs.
A.
Duma.
Men's
first,
Mr.
Hans
Pettersen,
second
H.
Deane-Freeman.
J,?hi
d'sasU!r1Co-Pcratin8
ter,
Armand
Bissonnette,
Allan
I
Footbrill-Klrst
game
of
year,
I
Wednesday.
7
p.m.,
C.Y.O.
vs.
.General
Motors.
(loot
throueh:
tjif
Royal
purple
la.u
Spring
flower
grac-
Campbell,
Len
Lelghton,
Tom
Pendergast.
Ab.
Hart,
Harry
Philip,
Fred
Skinner.
EB3CATI0,
:solc
with
the
pur-!
Pulp
Mill
Workers
Union
Lo-
mutlf
of
the
Order
'till
708
special
meeting.
Odd-;ed
throughout
the
I
fellows'
Hall.
Wednesday.
April
29.
at
7.30
pm.
Business:
Wage
RESEARCH
XtjJ)
sum
In
the
general
flcxd
relief
fund
drive,
more
than
$2,000
was
raised.
Participation
In
the
Mid-Summer
Night
Festival,
in
which
national
groups
are
contributing
to
the
program
of
old
country
folk
lore,
dancing
and
flnglng.
Is
anticipated.
The
festival
will
be
held
June
20.
A
triple
wedding
of
three
young
Dutch
couples
took
place
U
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WELFARE
TREATMENT
FACILITIES
tij
OaMaldllil.
con-j"""1""
"genaa.
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l
T'r'XT,?'9
BexU'"d
dlnnir
th'
Thurs-
''.
,f
.
dl,y'
Apr"
30"
lP"""red
by
the
at
.i
m
the
J
the
guests
i
M,.tl
I
CIub
,t
r,rit
I
.
i
Church.
Men
and
their
families
iwchuk
v
and
Mr,
w
V.
gal
welcome.
O00I
I,
;
charge
of
the
home-1
h
with
lU
cakes
and
tfXJjfV
Moo,t
meeting
I,
jntnbuted
by
the!
ly'?-'l-
Tuesday.
April
28.
j
recently.
The
wedding
Involved
I
the
marriage
of
two
brothers
i
and
a
sister
from
one
family.
I
Besides
the
Dutch
settlers
at
creaiti
k
:ht
Lodue,
while
Mrs
!
lXf
F8
30
30
p.m.
Installa
ssty
y&-0vX
et
charge
of
the
candy
!
s-y
S.lJ
tlnn
Don
of
officers.
e
1
1
i
Chapter
members
In
j
Sm
it
hers
a
lars?
number
have
i
settled
around
Houston
and
j
Chairman
MB..
B.
C.
STEVKNSON
.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
MRS.
ROTHWEIX
444
Cherbrook,
Prince
Rupert
vited.
Soclnl
evening.
(99!
e)
Festival
programs
and
tickets
now
available
at
Civic
Centre
and
Union
Steamships
Office.
elsewhere
through
the
Bulkley!
Valley.
I
It
Is
felt
tnelr
entrance
Into
;
the
agricultural
develooment
of
!
t'BBC"
Enamel
th-outstndingwll
and
Woodwork
finish,
inttrior
or
exterior
looks
nd
washes
like
baked
enamel
resists
ehip-j
(ping
and
scratching
flows
on
easily,
smoothly)
beautiful
colors
dries
in
4
hour.
B8m
(hig
district
will
be
of
consider-
;
aork
ta;i
with
such
R:ons.
pillowcases
and
J.l
household
articles'
bv
Mrs
T
Hill,
Mrs.
L.
slid
Mrs.
D
Deery.
;
Urn
Mrs.
R.
Shrub-j
:i.
0
Gerrard
with)
.i
nr
In
charge
of
the
I
rfrviteurs
who
were
."..
Mrs.
R
Elliott,
J
tieiud.
Mrs.
O.
SiatU.;
f.,'.en.
Mrs.
J.
Currlej
WHITE
STAYS
PERMANENTLY
WHITE
-s
able
Importance.
A
growing
po-
i
tential
market
at
Prince
Ttupei
t.
j
Terrace
and
Kltimat
is
expected
;
to
make
an
Increasing
demand
for
farm
produce.
!
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rat
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