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not
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colored
glass,
it
is
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entirely
new
and
different
in
the
sunglass
field.
It
will
stop
all
glare
whether
on
land
or
sea
without
strain
or
injury
to
the
eyes.
It
also
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THE
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ESTEEMED
!
TOLD
ABOUT
CITIZEN
CATHEDRALS
Ronald
Hrldjett
SpeaVi
Til
Toe
.Many
At
Funeral
of
Christ
John-
IIp(r
on
MnuUy
sen
Sketch
of
Career
Funeral
services
for
ihe
late
At
the
regular
meetiflg
of
the
Christian
Mareliuj
Johnsen
were
Prince
Rupert
Group
ot
The
H
on
held
Tuesday
afternoon
at
St.
Monday
evening,
with
Harold
I
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
which
was
Hampton
presiding,
gueat
speaker-
beautifully
decorated
and
filled
was
Ronald
Brldgett
who
gave
an
with
neighbors
and
friends
of
the
interesting
and
instructive
lecture
deceased.
The
services
were
in
on
some
of
the
cathedrals
of
Surcharge
of
the
pastor
J.
H.
Myr-
land
and
their
architecture,
wan.
Mr.
Brldgett
had
prepared
Potpr
T.lon
nroslriMl
fit
thp
nr.
ctriVi
iln.lroin
(Via
-tnu.
gan.
A
sextet,
composed
ol
mem-
type
of
architecture
in
regard
toil
Iff
II
ILfl
U
bers
of
the
Varden
Singers,
sang
the
Influence
of
each
nrlod
and
UJ
KJLfLtlu
one
or
the
old
favorite
Norwegian
pointed
out
that
architecture
funeral
hymns
"Bedre
Kan
Jeg
combined
utility
with
beauty.
Al-Ikke
Fare.
End
At
Fare
Til
Mln
though
certain
column,
arebea
or
Oud."
Hymns
sung
by
the
con-
buttresse
were
of
rmt
boautv
.
gregatton
were
"What
Friend
they
were
also
integral
ptrU
ot
rretty
Affair
La!
NUht
In
lint
We
Have
in
Jesus,"
and
"I
Know
the
necessary
strengthenlnc
or!
United
Church
Elihty
oi
a
iieep
in
Jesus
jsame
.
support
of
roof
dome
or
wall.
The
text
of
the
pastor's
message
some
very
fine
illustrations
was
from
Mark,
16:
3-4.
were
also
shown
from
books
deal-
The
members
of
the
Church
m
,in
lIUS
John
Murvold
Anfelt
Antnn.wn
Koman
period,
saxon,
Norma
n.
Peter
Leland,
E.
Evensen.
Jens
Gothic
perpendicular,
renals-Moen,
Hartvlk
Gulbransen.
Ing-
Mnce-
and
,r
a
nut
interesting
var
Feness
and
Gust
Mostad.
There
manner
.
showed
the
gradual
was
a
large
and
beautiful
display
changes
and
modifications
of
of
floral
wreathes
brought
by
the
course
in
many
cases.
In
fact
moat
family,
neighbors
and
friends.
cathedrals
combined
styles
of
In
addition,
a
large
number
of
architecture.
Salisbury
Cathedral
memorial
gift
were
presented
In
proved
the
exception,
being
built
gifts
of
money
that
will
be
used
entirely
in
the
early
English,
be-to
provide
some
specific
part
In
Bfln
and
completed
1M0
to
M
furnishing
the
new
church.
Such
Lincoln
Cathedral
was
particu-articles
will
be
provided
as
a
spec-
larty
mentioned
as
being
one
of
lal
memorial
of
Christ
Johnsen
tne
most
beautiful
aa
compared
who
had
also
serves
efficiently
as
ith
some
of
the
finest
eontlnent-a
member
of
the
building
com-
al
cathedrals.
mlttee
for
the
church.
Deceased's
Career
Christian
Marlius
Johnsen,
whose
parents
were
Johan
and
Jonette
Andersen,
was
born
at
Punsvtk.
near
Narvik,
Norway.
May
4.
1886.
He
left
Norway
in
1902
at
the
age
of
18
years
and
came
to
Wisconsin
where
he,
as
a
young
man,
se
cured
work
on
farms,
and
very
soon
also
In
other
projects
that
required
skill,
intelligence
and
me-
chanical
interest.
He
soon
became
a
leader
In
whatever
he
undertook
to
do.
A
short
time
later
he
was
in
Montana,
active
as
a
contractor
In
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hnlJrtlnir
tVnm
tho
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he
went
to
Canada
and
worked
Jin
drilling
and
blasting
on
the
new
transcontinental
railway
that
finally
reached
Prince
Rupert.
I
Then
he
went
to
Anyox
where
he
soon
became
a
leading
figure
In
i
building
operations
connected
(with
the
mining
industry
at
that
i
place.
.
!
During
the
last
World
War
he
returned
to
Norway,
was
married,
.
and
returned
to
Anyox,
leaving
his
young
wife
in
Norway.
In
1922
Mr.
Johnsen
went
to
Norway
again,
re-I
turning
after
a
few
months
to-:
'jether
with
his
wife
and
baby
I
daughter,
Mlml.
Altogether
Mr.
I
Johnsen
worked
at
Anyox
for
16
years.
During
the
last
17
years
the
family
has
lived
In
Prince
rrj
I
Rupert
where
Mr.
Johsen
and
his
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respected
and
active
In
numerous
worthwhile
endeavors.
Mr.
Johnsen
was
a
very
capable1
man
in
many
lines.
He
was
a
builder,
not
only
for
himself,
but
for
the
city,
and
community
as
such.
He
succeeded
in
whatever
he
undertook
to
do.
He
and
his
fam-''
lly
have
been
active
members
and'
leaders
In
the
local
St.
Pauls
Lutheran
'
Church,
where
he
for
many
years
has
been
a
member
of
the'
Church
Council
and
also
a
member
of
the
Board
of
Deacons.
!
For"
several
months
It
was
apparent
that
both
his
physical
and
mental
health
failed,
rapidly
and.
completely.
He
suffered
greatly,!
j
especially
mentally.
He
passed
,
away
at
his
home
In
the
early
'morning
of
April
18.
j
j
Left
to
mourn
the
departure
of
I
,
a
loving
and
faithful
husband
and
la
devoted
father
are
Mrs.
Lottie
Johnsen,
the
widow,
and
the
fol-'
lowing
children:
Mlml,
John,
Pe-'
jter.
Arne
and
Clarice.
I
i
Three
sisters
of
Mr.
Johnsen
are
living
in
Wisconsin
and
Chicago.
Relatives
are
also
living
In
Seat-'
tie.
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Mr.
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sorry
that
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likely
be-
their
only
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versed
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WEDDING
Attend
Keceptinn
A
pretty
double
wedding
was
solemnised
at
the
Manse
of
First
Council
and
friends
served
as
Mr-
BrldeU
t00
hit
lkteners
United
Church
at
6
o'clock
last
Ham
Hill
ushers
and
pall
bearers.
They
were
Daclt
10
historic
stonenenge.
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evening.
Rev.
James
A.
uonneu
officiating,
when
Miss
Helen
Pll-fold
of
Prince
Rupert
was
united
In
marriage
to
John
Clifton
of
Hartley
Bay
and
Miss
Edith
Morrison
of
Hartley
Bay
became
the
brtde
of
Sidney
Victory
Wilson
of
Kttkatla.
Matty
friends
of
the
contracting
couples
and
their
families
were
on
hand
to
witness
the
ceremony.
Mlas
PUfold,
for
her
marriage,
wss
attired
In
white
satin
with
veil
and
shoes
to
match.
Her
bouquet
was
of
roses
and
'Uy-of-the-vaUey.
Bridesmaids
were
Miss
Jemnette
Pierce
and
Miss
Pearl
Robinson,
who
wore
frocks
c
f
pastel
colors.
Mrs.
Charles
Dud
jwurd
was
matron
of
honor.
The
bride
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father.
William
Pilfold.
Oroomsmen
were
Ceril
Robln-
as
Mr.
Brldgett
was
leaving
for
son.
William
PUfold
Jr
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it
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Miss
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i
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tr
Clifton
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the
church,
all
proceed!
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wed-
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Mrs
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eighty
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