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Thursday,
June
9,
1949
Derailment
Cause
Of
Train's
Delay
13-YEAR-OLD
SAVES
FRIEND
FROM
DROWNING
Due
to
the
derailment
of
four
cars
of
lumber
on
an
east-
bound
freight
train
between
Goat
River
and
Loos,
just
east
of
MRrldp
t.nniahf's
nsnapr
A
marine
tragedy
was
nar-
tr
rf.
rrnn.
iv,.rn.
.in.m
.ted
8altLakes'
daylight
time",
is
reported
nine
recently
n
when
13-year
a
old
girl
u
tM
brought
her
swimming
skill
Into
i
so
will
not
be
arrivi
untiJ
g
uT"
2-yearJ
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
The
old
r.
fnend
who
had
slipped
into
.iumber
while
,
off
the
deep
water
while
wading.
turn8
track
did
not
oyer
pnn.
Shirley
Yurgensen,
13-year
'
cipal
reason
for
delay
was
the
old
daughter
of
Major
and
Mrs.
j
getting
of
equipment
to
the
k
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jiff.
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scene
of
the
run-off.
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tnis
.
Advertise
in
tne
Dally
News!
First
to
aid
in
determining
tlip
required
quantity
we
checked
our
roof
for
lizc.
'
IB
w.
xurgensen,
salvation
Army,
responded
to
cries
for
help
when
:
her
friend,
Virginia
Qark
of
j
Mill
Bay,
floundered
in
the
'
deep
water
and
disappeared,
j
Shirley
was
swimming
some
(distance
away
when
she
heard
j
cries
of
people
on
the
shore
and
;
saw
Virginia
disappear.
She
swam
to
the
spot
and
found
her
friend
under
water.
She
got
beneath
the
girl
and
pushed
up-!
ward,
then
pulled
her
to
shore.
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B.C.
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LOW
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FARES
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Thon
my
wife
and
I
vi.uled
our
local
Kidney
Dealer
and
viewed
DUROIU
sample
for
color.
Sh
jhttse
red.
I
picked
Rreen.
That's
right
the
roof
is
red.
j
In
her
attempts
to
cry
for
Finest
i
help,
Virginia
had
swallowed
a
I
I
Food
!
,
ERADIATED
considerable
amount
of
water
which
made
timely
rescue.
"Shirley
is
a
very
good
swimmer
and
she
didn't
think
she
ONLY
$44.85
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
VANCOUVER
you
ptnf
yout
Rmc
n
money
wlwTy
wncit
you
By
CPA.
You
get
to
yout
deitinttion
in
''
hurry,
untircd,
with
extra
lime
for
thirds
that
"
matter.
And
you
mvc
an
extra
1
0
on
a
round-trip
ticket.
Daily
fiijhts,
except
Sunday.
Plan
now
to
fly
CPA.
VANCOUVER
GIRLS
IN
CANADIAN
BALLET
Marina
Kat-ronis
zips
up
Margaret
Morley's
costume
before
going
on
sUge
to
perform
In
the
second
Canadian
Ballet
Festival
which
was
held
in
Toronto,
Ont.,
before
a
capacity
house.
Both
girls
are
from
Vancouver,'
with
the
Panto-Pacific
ballet
troupe.
Other
cities
represented
in
the
festival
were
Winnipeg,
Montreal,
Ottawa,
Hamilton
and
Toronto.
Eany-to-follow
directions
for
application
wer'
contained
in
every
bundle.
So
in
no
time
at
all
we
had
finished
the
joK
Hright
DUK01D
Shingles
were
applied
rinht
over
the
old
roof.
Plenty
of
milk
is
essential
to
any
well-balanced
diet.
In
Pacific
you'll
find
an
easily
digested,
economical
milk
containing
the
necessary
minerals
and
vitamins
for
healthy
meals.
Contact
your
CP.
or
Travel
Agent
was
doing
anything
exceptional
when
she
helped
Virginia,"
Mrs.
Yurgensen
said.
"However,
she
was
shaking
more
than
Virginia
was;
after
it
was
over."
,
Virginia,
whose
parents
live
at
Mill'
Bay
on
the
Naas
River,
is
staying
at
the
Salvation
Army
hostel
for
native
girls
while
in
the
city.
RESIDED
HERE
NIGH
40
YEARS
There
is
one
grandchild
here,
Jacqueline
Gustafson.
The
funeral
will
take
place
Saturday
afternoon
from
Gren-ville
Court
Chapel
of
B.
C.
Vacuum
packing
insures
farm
freshness.
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s
It
was
amazing
our
home
was
new
again!
No
more
leaks
no
more
patching
or
painting.
Our
colorful
DUKOID
roof
provided
a
permanent
end
to
exensive
repair
bills
and
seasonal
PACIFICMILK
Mrs.
Elissa
Gustafson
Passes
Undertakers
with
Rev.
Earl
Soil-Away
in
Eighty-Second
Year
and
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Resident
of
Prince
Rupert
church
officiating.
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vacuum
faciceri
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if
m
warn
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saw
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the
News!
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to
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today.
since
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sne
came
here
from
Scandinavia,
Mrs.
Elissa
Christina
Gustafson,
wife
of
Edward
Eric
Gustafson,
for
many
years
foreman
of
the
city
waterworks
department,
pased
away
at
noon
yesterday
at
her
home,
353
West
Ninth.
She
had
been
In
failing
health
since
suffering
a
stroke
eight
years
ago
and
for
the
past
two-and-a-half
yars
had
been
Dedridden.
Mrs.
Gustafson
was
born
in
1867
in
Grlmsosund.
Norway.
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Prince
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had
since
been
continuous.
In
addition
to
her
husband
and
son,
Carl
Gustafson,
now
waterworks
foreman,
Mrs.
Gustafson
is
survived
by
a
married
daughter,
Mrs.
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Trondhjem,
Norway.
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Prince
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J.
T.
Cawley,
Montreal;
G.
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Gherman,
Montreal;
D.
B.
Cars-,
well,
Montreal;
S.
H.
McGuire,
Vancouver;
E.
L.
Bartle,
Victoria;
B..
Allen,
Vancouver;
E.
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Vancouver;
W.
J.
Robertson,
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Vancouver;
E.
Likness,
Vancouver;
S.
Skog,
Vancouver;
D.
R.
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Finlayson,
Vancouver;
J.
Faire
3,
Vancouver;
A.
R.
Potter,
Vancouver;
C.
B.
Crocker,
Vancouver;
C.
F.
Folwell,
Vancouver;
G.
Sutherland,
Vancouver;
O.
Hanson,
City;
M.
Silverman,
Vancouver;
A.
R.
Brown,
Vancouver;
A.
Dixon,
Courtenay;
M.
C.
Johnson,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
H.
Marshall
and
family,
Vancouver;
M.
E.
MacDonakl,
Vancouver;
E.
W.
Johnson.
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WAS
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Margaret
O'Brien,
12
-
year
-
old
movie
star,
was
reduced
to
playing
a
supporting
role
and
her
mother,
Mrs.
Gladys
O'Brien,
was
the
star
of
the
occasion
when
Mrs.
O'Brien,
wed
orchestra
leader
Don
Sylvio
at
Palin
Beach,
Fla.
Mrs.
O'Brien
said
that
Margaret
"turned
on
the
tears"
when
she
learned
that
she
would
have
to
share
her
mom
with
someone
else.
She
also
sobbed
almost
constantly
during
the
ceremony
and
afterwards
refused
to
kiss
her
stepfather
for
the
benefit
of
photographers.
THURSDAY,
JUNE
9
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