Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Wednesday,
September
26,
It51
Loca
Jacob
Furunes
Laid
at
Rest
Grand
Manan
Is
Beauty
Spot
I
Local
Alderman
Revisits
a
rr
from
the
garden
of
Mrs.
Joh
n
SI,
lower
ven
IChri.tensen
and
made
a
loveli.
background
for
the"
attracts,
i
refreshment
table.
,
d
PERSONAL
Native
Village
Saw
Civic
Pride
There
Funeral
was
held
Monday
of
well-known
Prince
Rutiert
fish
WM
LtlCl
nmcrreiia,
uueu
iwi
efore
erman,
Jacob
Furunes,
52,
who
Back
in
the
city
with
Mrs.
U-.U
last
Wednesday.
Services,
'
naeeett
after
a
visit
to
their
"
lovely
e
fts,
was
presented
to
in-
To
all
Laborers
Special
Extra
pants
free.
See
our
ad
meeting
of
Local
1427,
Sept
27tn
page
8.
Also
window
display
at
conducted
bv
Rev.
H.
O.
Olsen,
native
Njw
Brunswick
Mr.
Dag
7
,....,,,,,
,,r,L-
Carpenters'
Hall,
Fraser
Street,
i
William
F.
Stone's.
228c
Mrs.
J.
Bolton
and
Mrs.
Jack
guest
of
honor.
Simpson,
Belrupert
Apartments,
a
dainty
lunch
was
served
b
"
were
held
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
yett's
jlT'
l
A'.
U
,',
t
I
Tl
Trw
amazing
cMailnt
iww
iw
paiiMiwnl
paiiMiwnl
wollboarii
wollboarii
tkot
o
1
j--L
r
i"
i
h
it
W"1
Wool
lor
ki"h'.
kiuh.ni,
bathroom
bathroom
and
and
counter
tountor
.
J
Life
TlC
'0pl'
top,
horn
bart
and
oni
othar
domottlc
donwitk
Mtot.
him.
Church.
Ortlt,
ro'nHNM
aiiira
V
I
fmmo.
!.!.!
1
nif,
nrlHn
fl
eXPmtlli
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Oorman
wele
joint
hostesses
at
a
delight-
tnp
'
hostess
The
mother
of
th
returned
to
the
city
today
on
the
;
fui
kitchen
shower
In
honor
of
DUe,
Mrs.
Leslie
esim
Franklih,
rantm,
puui
pom"
Frince
Corge
from
thsir
noli-j
Miss
Lillian
Franklin
(now
Mrs.
v..,jr
t
uv.t.b
r,viv
.........
V.JLil
U1C
r
-
t..,,.;
.
Available
In
30
booutifwl
pattornt
and
colon.
Sold
by
local
lumbar
or
building
Mpply
doaiari.
(h
dute
family,
and
survivors
are
iie(i
m
his
old
home
village
of
"""
-s""
I
day:
in
the
south.
his
widow,
Paula,
and
daughter,
!
Grand
Manan.
'
A
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
Mlldid.
I
It
Is
a
twon
of
3000
and
every
Kupert
Bowling
Allies
by
the
Ingvoid
Feness
presided
at
the
ur.use
teems
t
be
maintained
yuun!r
People's
Bowlin?
League
Mahlon
Howsoni
prior
to
ner
re-
-u.
cent
marriage.
The
rooms
were
Miss
Franklin
acknowledge
decorated
beautifully
with
flow-
the
(sifts
appreciatively.
.
Prince
Rupert
Art
Club
meeting,
Thursday,
September
27,
Civic
gentre.
New
members
welcome,
(ltd
THE
ARBORITE
COMPANY
LIMITED
385
lalW
Ave.,
Vill
U
Soil,
Montreal
32,
Quo.
,
SLAND
GTY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
organ
for
hymns,
"Lsad
Kindly.)
admirably,
briEht'.y
painted
and
on
wetlnesday
,
Sept.
28
at
8
p.m.
Light,"
"Nearer
My
Ood
T
j
with
beautiful
lawns
and
well-
Election
of
officers
and
other
Thee,"
and
"Ab'de
With
Me."
ordered
gardens.
league
business
will
be
discussed.
Pallbearers
weu
Arnulf
Berge,
Grand
Manan
is
located
on
the
j
(226pi
Pete
Hansen,
Martin
Valder-
island
of
the
sam
name,
near;
haugh,
Martin
Fladseth,
Axel
the
entrance
of
the
Bay
of
Mrs.
Ruth
Wick
and
sen,
John,
Nelson
and
Jens
Husvik
'
Fundy
about
twelve
miles
from
left
yesterday
by
car
for
the
Burial
took
place
at
Falrview
St.
Andrew's.
The
Island
is
only
Tney
wU
motor
through
Cemetery.
Arrangements
were
twelve
miles
long
It
is
very
the
United
States
as
far
as
New
Iv...
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Black
returned
to
the
city
by
car
last
evening
from
a
ten
day
trip
to
Vancouver
and
the
Okanagari.
Thev
were
accompanied
by
Wil-
mWiji
i
Ir
THE
BSST
I
QUALITY
L
they
will
embark
irid
Biair,
who
was
formerly
with
in
charge
of
BC.
Undertakers.
close
to
tl.-j
state
of
Maine
but
o''k
whee
Those
Kenrllna
flow.-rs
and
miiil.m
(inllar
has
been
spent
ixiooer
1
on
me
norwesian
tnc
weiiare
servue
neic
Call
363
(tit
BtTTKR
...
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
of
which
equal
t
usiorjora
lor
a
six
munuu
messages
sympathy
were:
Ca
its
highways
Attention
all
Elks
Very
im
V
our
loving
wife
and
daughter;
anything
In
British
Columbia.
v-sit
to
Norway.
portant
meeting
tomorrow
night.
i,.
.
uiju
mi
a.
iviai
lui
vaiuciuuus,
A
well
SClliea
puyuiunuii
.vin-
,
ri,J
lrp
rvk
f,f
A.
it
U.1U.
All
In
Ml.
end
Mrs.
Fludt
ut.d
Peder;
sisi?
ot
lurmer-lisBermen
and,
Konson'
lighters.
Chrome
engine
visiting
members
cordially
Mi.
and
Mrs.
I.
Hansen
and
Olof;
dui
ing
the
summer,
tourist
visi-
t
u
r
n
e
d
different
colors
of
vi'ted
vited
t:
122CI
Mi.
anu
Mrs.
Nelson
mew,
nays-
ton-
are
catervd
to.
Mmi
Ladies'
and
men's
Cum-
port;
Ml.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Strand;
.The
island
is
served
by
a
ferry
hinntlnn
lii-l.ter
and
.-israrelie
.
Fvtra
nants
free.
See
our
ad
M.
.
and
Mrs.
H.
Stangbyj;
Stangbyv;
Mr.
Mr.
steamer
plying
from
St.
John
and
table
iiKhters.
etc.
Bulger's
,,
8
Al-so
window
display
at
j.
Andrew's.
:
Jewellery
Store.
William
F.
Stone's.
228cl
and
Mrs.
Chris
Viktil;
Mr.
and
tun..
O.
KilUal;
Mr.
and
Mr.
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
uaggei
aiao
visii-
Oi
rdun
Riuit
nubile
relation
-
'lmy
Anderson
and
Mervln;
Mr.
ed
Fredericton
and
Saint
John
and
Mrs.
V.
Johnson;
Margaret
'officer
for
Columbia
Cellulose,
I
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
Let
Ui
Solve
our
Printinq
Problems
PHONE
231
SEE
LS
FOR
....
Hoists,
All-Steel
Dump
Bodies
winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince'
George
today
on
one
of
his
peri-
J
odical
visits.
He
wi'.l
be
here
until
Friday
when
hv
will
go
on
to
i
Terrace.
Next
Sunday
he
will
fly
j
buck
to
Vancouver
enroute
to
New
Licences
Are
Granted
Berg;
Pete
Hum
en;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olaf
Skog;
Mr.
an
3
Mrs.
Dick
Rpccr
and
giils;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Moen
and
Arnold;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
K.
Johansen;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mulroney
and
David;
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
Harry
Hansen;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sandvar
and
Melvin;
Mr.
New
York.
New
business
licenses
were
gi
anted
Monday
night
by
city
and
Mrs.
R.
Glsks;
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
The
monthly
dance
of
the
Prim-o
Rimert.
Aern
('Inh
will
be
.council
to
the
following:
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
II.MITEU
Kuiidrrs
&
Contractors
AND
TOMATO
SAUCE
'
L.'
'
.,4,
,J
,
IBEANSPORK
Grown
and
Pckd
In
B.C.
I
v,
,
Wl
family
(LwX4
tty&tuA,
Qaa&Xjf
-
r
O.
Jvrstad
and
family;
Mr.
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wiieels.
Power
Take-Olfa.
All
Certified
Operators
for
hi(!h
pressure
and
general
urlding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
2?.5--lst
E.
Phone
Green
KM
George
Allard
taxi.
h
ld
,
s
.
.
Cove
on
Saturday
ibb
Printing
Co.
BC.
fruit
&
Produce
Co.
Ltd.
Sept
2S
AU
memb(,rs
wisihing
to
wholesale
fruit
and
produce.
iaUend
sh0uld
submit
names
of
Gordon
MacDonald
-cafe
and
,h(.mwiUM
flnrl
their
euesU
to
lilSMIt
III.OfK
Mrs.
B.
Pederson
and
Rolf;
Ivar,
Martha
and
Mary;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anton
Dybhavn;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Markl
and
family;
Deep
Sea
I
Fishermen's
Association;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hans
Petiersen;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Anderson;
Ollie,
Mike
J.
S.
Burns
or
Doug
Hague,
on
tobacco
sales.
K.
S.
Sorensen
contractor.
Louis
Giordano
taxi.
or
before
Friday.
DOOR
PRIZE.
1
221k
1
A.
J.
Vrebosch
painting
and
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
;an8
Paul;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ivor
fcorating
j
t.iclsvik;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Curley
j
c.
Griffiths
:
messenger
ser-
For
the
I
DE5T
I
OF
A
FOOD
Ltd.
oK.igmo;
m:
ana
Mrs.
tseiiisen
vjce
and
family;
h.r
and
Mn
Q.
W
John
Roach-agency.
Anderson
and
family;
Mr.
and;
Canudlan
Fishing
Co.
Mrs.
Arnts?n
and
Utla;
Mr.
and
co(f(.e
snop
j
Mrs.
A.
Peterson;
Alf
Hansen;.
George
Paine
cafe.
"'S?
FINEST
OF
COOKING
E,
Dawes
and
S.
Alexander-messenger
service.
-4
otrimu,
.jUMii
anu
nuipii,
nil.
aim
I
Mr.
M.
Hansen;
Otto
Mostad;
Mrs.
Gunnor
Strand;
Fred
Eyolf-I
f
on;
Chris
anu
Gunvor
Berg;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Curl
Strand;
Mr.
and
i
Mrs.
O.
Johansen;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
John
Valderhaug
and
family;
ll.u.
and
Mrs.
S.
H.
Leslie
and
;
family
(Vancouver);
Mrs.
J.
,
luinson
and
family:
Mr.
Axel
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
20
BROADWAY
CAFE
To
Hospital
At
Kemano
Nelson;
Ruth
Wick
and
family;
uon
anti
Mai)
ana
mis.
ueane;
,
-
M..Nab
24.
Enlor
rk
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
M.'.
and
Mrs.
Nystedt;
Mr.
and
Aamininratrve
Resident
at
the
Ur.
o.
Gike
and
family;
Mr
Vancouver
General
Hospital,
has
and
Mrs.
Barney
Roald;
Chris
re".n
appointed
hospital
adm.n-
APPLIANCES
.
rneen
erK,
rra-
prater
at
Kemano
M:.
McNab.
a
native
of
Van
off;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Julius
Johnson
and
luurly;
Jens
Knudson
and
TO
EASIER,
MORE
CAREFREE
LIVING
f?W
many
cU
(pet
u&e
7
couver,
recvivecl
nis
oarne.jr
01
$
lamily;
the
Wahl
family;
Jarvis
rt(,rPB
frnm
the
Uni-
9.95
9.95
T19
Toasrcr
T12
Toaster
it.
Mceoa;
mis.
jonn
wick,
r.
versity
of
British
Columbia
in
and
Mrs.
Nels
Luth;
Mr,
and
Mrs
194E-.
He
attended
the
University
Stole
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
Judy;
f
Tnrnntn
rinrine
the
1949-50
Mike
Coliussi;
E.
Sornes
and
s
ss,on
and
came
to
the
Vancou-.amlly;
O
e
Valderhaug;'
Gladys
v'r
General
Hospital
in
1950
to
and
Gordon
King;
Ester
and
compIete
work
or
his
diploma
'
T22
Toaster
17.50
F80
Iron
16.50
F90
Steam
Iron
27.50
Floor
Polisher
64.50
Electric
KeHlc
16.50
Hcotinq
Pods
9.50
Vacuum
Cleaner,
tank
type,
complete
109.50
You
have
22
key
services
at
Canada's
First
Bank.
Some
are
personal,
some
are
strictly
business
services
...
all
are
designed
to
smooth
your
way
in
tnoney
matters.
Some
you'll
be
glad
to
use
often
...others
will
be
needed
-1
ci
num
anu
uua,
'"
in
hospital
administration.
He
Mrt.
Sohilder
and
family
(Port
was
appointea
scnior
adminis-
Aibernii;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thor
trative
resident
last
July.
Selvig
and
family
(Port
Hope,;
Mr
-McNab,
son
of
Mr.
and
Jnt.i;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hans
Hus-
Mrs
w
B
MrNab
0i
Gibson's,
ik;
Mi.
and
Mrs.-Martin
Gun-
attended
Prlnce
of
Waies
hi.h
f
.'ison
and
family
(New
West-
icil0QX
u.fore
entering
univer-
j
mlnst?ri;
Mary,
Joe,
Art
and's:t
I.
r
aea;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Benson,
A,
Kemno.
M,
McNab
will'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Wikdal;
Oscar'
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
manage
the
hospital
serving
the
.
5
IVterson;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ivei
j
Morrlson-Knudson
Co.
of
Cana-
Wahl;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Itesner
Work
phone
210
da
Ltld,
employees
engaged
in
Stewart,
B.C.
rlnre
Kuprrl.
It
C.
HEBE'S
THE
BOOKLET
THAT
TELLS
YOU
ALMOST
ALL...
wcKson
and
Mr.
ana
iam.iy;
,
tne
Kemano
puwer
developmvnt.
.vlrs.
Oko
Jockson
and
Shirley;
The
6octor
heartil1g
the
health'
v..
and
Mrs.
R.
Jemen
and
Ro-
Drot:ram
at
Kemano
and
Kitl-
I
only
now
and
then.
,
Every
one
of
them
is
doing
a
key
job
for
thousands
of
Canadians
.
.
.
To
get
the
most
out
of
jour
u
banking
business,
it
will
pay
you
to
get
acquainted
'
with
them
all.
I
:
,
ert
;
Mr
and
Mi
King
and
t
D
Leon
Komar
.
,
mule;-
Staff
at
CFPR;
Pete
For
a
quick
line-up,
get
i
free
,
copy
of
"31
ll'Sjr
a
Million
Wold
and
Hans
Langholm;
Mr.
52SSiCS;
t
i
r.
'in.
1
HJ
-
t
C
1
.
Tito
Lav:sh
ljj
and
Mrs.
Gunnar
Selvig
and
Air
Passengers
CaiuJians
Use
the
B
of
M
...
to
save
money,
to
borrow
money,
to
send
money
away
ion
.
to
pay
hills
bf
cheque
...
to
bank
by
.'aml'y;
Mr.
and
Mis.
AKnulf
Jerge;
Andor's;
M;-.
and
Mrs.
W.
Simondson;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Antonsen
and
Stanley;
Mr.
and
Vlrs..
G.
Nelson
and
family;
Mr.
and
Mrj.
Horace
Tattersal,
Mar-iorie
and
Vaughan;
Stan,
David.
Helen
and
Janice;
Mr.
and
Mrs
You
Want
'
To
Vancouver
(today)
A.
Koper,
C.
S.
Mills,
R.
Lelghton,
j'.
Lehane.
W.
G.
Martin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Wallace,
R.
Schroeder,
T.
Sterling.
To
Sandsnit
(
todavi
Mrs.
Pitt-
Wini
D.
Sievert
anU
family;
Thelma
1
WJ-
Jl
i
mail
...
to
operate
a
joint
account
...
to
safeguard
valuables
...
to
take
care
of
travel
financing
...
to
buy
and
sell
securities
...to
handle
every
banking
requirement
of
farming,
commerce
and
industry.
Ask
for
your
copy
of
"21
Kys."
at
your
neighborhood
branch
of
"MY
BANK".
and
Low,
Joyles
Rossi;
Mr.
and
Turner
M
T
Huges,
Mr.
Skog,
rs
Smith
and
Dorothy;
Flo
ann
q.'
Andrews.
McKinnon
and
Kenneth;
Lloyd
'
and
Joan
Stevens;
Mother,
broth-
,
The
,,ad
Sea
tn
the
Jordan
ers
and
sisteis
(
Norway
;
Hazel
valley,
1290
feet
below
sea
level,
Tweed.
ir
the
jowest
land
area
on
the
In
memory
to
Jacob
Furunes
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