Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nev
Tuesday,
February
19,
1952
Wan,,
Pui
Saville
Red
Cross
Head!
tire
A
j-ersona
is
M
SI,
vice,
would
be
to
feed
and
clothe
refugees,
transport
the
injured
To
Play
Part
in
Civil
Defence
Organization
ow
This
display
will
be
open
to
the
travel
from
Victoria
to
Edmonton
public
on
the
following
day.
I
he
can
route
this
way
at
a
very
When
A.
F.
Key,
director
of
I
low
cost
to
us.
He
visited
the
Coste
House,
Calgary,
and
the,
Civic
Centre
and
was
satisfied
Western
Canada
Art
Circuit,
was
)
with
its
fireproof
qualities,
an
In
the
citv
a
short
while
ago
the
1
important
consideration
before
away
and
dispose
of
the
dead
should
disaster,
strike,
Mr.
Sa
Numerous
Interesting
Subjects
Being
Prepared
K.
.
Bosworlh
left
on
today's
plane
for
Vancouver
after
a
brief
ousinc.s
trip
here.
ville
disclosed.
During
the
past
year,
the
principal
activity
of
the
local
The
Art
Club
is
working
hard
I
Art
Club
entertained
him
at
the
he
can
send
pictures.
As
well
as
i.
A.
Lindsay
returned
on
tike
to
provide
many
pictures
of
local
branch
was
the
raising
of
$6395.85
princess
Louise
yesterday
after
a
j
interest
for
the
art
display
on
Red
Cross
will
be
having
a
more
active
year
in
1952
owing
to
the
part
it
will
be
playing
in
connection
with
the
organization
of
civilian
defence,
Stan
Saville,
president
re-elect,
forecast
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society.
Function
of
Red
Cross,
working
under
the
public
health
ser-
home
of
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey.
He
sending
a
major
exhibition
lor
then
promised
to
include
Prince
'
the
spring
display
he
will
ar-Rupert
in
his
western
circuit
tange
for
others
to
reach
us
at
whenever
possible.
Displays
that
intervals
during
the
year.
LaUl
J(irlTalrUL
RON
BAIRD
In
Victoria
Times
ajirf
Elizabeth
Kirkpatrick,
formerly
of
in
the
annual
campaign
ior
short
tnp
to
Kemano
Bay.
April
5
to
7.
On
Thursday
nights
funds.
ThU
year
the
objective
of
each
member
brings
unfinished
$5500
fcas
been
set
for
Prince
W.
niihorna
Osborne
n.
of
Alfred
Alfrpri
strpt
Street
Rupert.
The
campaign
starts
left
on
yrday.
P'"e
lor
.
u
gn
the
March
8
with
T.
Norton
Youngs
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
day
pf
each
month
a
drawing
is
as
campaign
manager.
j
Don
McKerricher
returned
to
.
made
for
a
prize,
the
winner
last
Officers
were
elected
as
fol-
ne
cjtyy
esterday
by
boat
follow-
month
being
L.
Freestad.
lows
at
last
night's
meeting:
!
jng
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.!
The
work
is
varied.
Mrs.
Priest
Honorarv
President
Rt.
Rev.
.
;has
an
oil
painting
of
a
winter
4
now
of
Victoria,
celebrated
a
wedding
7
'A
1
1
J.
.
1
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i
........
i
Ku;
i.at'y
Vst'
Final
Rites
for
;auir(lay
wun
a
on.
oi
acivice
ior
newiy
"Take
the
rough
with
the
smooth
aw
James
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Cale-
Dv.
Jens
Munthe
arrived
in
the
sunsct
and
one
of
8t.
Peter's
donla
.
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yes-
church
Margaret
McLeod
has
Injr
fifty-fifty."
And
they
should
know.
Honorarv
Vice-President
wuay
"'v
v-
sketches
01
children,
pasieis
01
t.
"fflM
T
Ea
$k
llowers
and
a
familiar
street
scene.
Mrs.
Lindseth
has
a
row-boat
and
Mrs.
Harvey
one
of
-H.
Whalen.
couver.
Mayor
S.
President
Stan
Saville.
j
jpj
scadden,
pioneer
paint-Vice-President
MrS.
C.
H.
El-
1
.nnlrorin.
onrf
Snlir.
rlllh
Their
70th
anniversary
proves
that
two
can
live
as
cheaply
as
one.
Bird-bright,
the
Klrkpatrlcks
(Bill
is
93
next
July
23
and
Elizabeth
92
April
5)
have
taken
Haakon
Selfjord
Many
friends
gathered
Saturday
afternoon
in
8t.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
where
Rev.
H.
O.
Olsen
officiated
at
the
final
rites
for
Haakon
Selfjord,
well
known
local
salmon
fisherman
and
resident
of
Piince
Rupert
for
twenty-two
years,
who
passed
away
last
week.
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
kins.
1
People
going
in
and
out
of
the
president,
was
taken
ill
Saturday
Secretary-Donald
Darling.
night
while
vlljltlng
mh
,
rlends.
fosl
lce-
,M1ff
M,aS
1iwr,k-
JirlLlatJ
me
Treasurer
t.
Norton
xoungs.
;
.
was
removed
to
Prince
RuDert
"b
u"
""
Executive
P.
E.
Anfield,
E
D
Genera!
Hospital
and
was
recov-
"
'"
all
the
inaiiUl
bumps
in
their
stride
since
the
day
in
1B82
they
said
"I
do"
in
Clabby,
Ireland.
"c
""
-
to
leave
Forward,
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray,
Mr.'ered
sufficiently
today
fvlebrated
the
inlay
of
this
ho
the
Suns
of
ti
:in
enjoyable
every
position
as
wen
a
an
uu
in
soft
greens
and
browns
of
the
North
Fork
of
Shawatlans.
J.
H.
McLeod.
G.
A.
Hunter
and
for
nome
Miss
Helene
Boehme,
P.H.N.
I
r..,irf
Tvriw
was
nnmori
I
Jack
Edmundsen
arrived
English-born
Elizabeth
Kirkpatrick
met
her
future
husband
shortly
after
her
father
moved
ill
muni
ai
ooiis
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
which
were
"Nearer
My
God
to
..i,...t
.
.h.
nnoi
meet
in
.
the
city
by
air
yesterday
after
On
the
last
Thursday
of
this
of
the
British'
Columbia
Red
'noon
from
Kitlmat
where
he
is
month
the
topic
of
the
Art.
;
Thee"
and
"Abide
With
Me
uilo.s
attendee'.
-rc.
ii.tun
h
h-lri
in
,
foreman
carpenter
In
connection;
Anmecia
I
Ion
discussion
and
r
the
family
to
Ireland.
She
started
teaching
school
there
but
Bill
turned
out
to
be
her
best
extra-curricular
ac
After
the
service
Interment
Vancouver
February
26.
IwlthAlcari
coastruction,
and
slides
will
be
Canadian
painting
'loft
Kw
nl;in
rt'.v
fnt-
Vnnpnn-
n
tn
i
in
inHiA'
was
made
In
Fairview
Cemetery
Pallbearers
were
Olof
Mostad
'""..Vs.
tivity.
They
were
married
and
moved
John
Clausen,
Ivar
Eidsvik,
left
ye-sterday,
having
been
call-
Mr.
priesfs
dlsDlav
of
shellwork
G3D
Sd
by
the
presi-I
Morgan.
Iipcr
was
serv-priils
being
fibers.
A
birth-i
Ijv
Mrs.
Knut
$e'of
the
char-
i
to
Canada
in
1910,
eventually
Louise
Petersen,
Anton
and
Carl
ed
south
on
account
of
the
sud-i
.
year's
work
which
included
case
tracing
and
some
assistance
in
welfare.
den
death
of
her
brotner,
J.
P.
TUTT
pan
HsLn
lUfiutnrr
vetprH.TV
-
.
A.
T.
Norton
Youngs
made
sug-i
...
,..
setting
up
house
in
Prince
Ru-
Strand.
pert,
where
Elizabeth
became1
Those
sending
flowers
were
one
of
the
first
women
alder-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haakon
Selfjord
men
in
Canada's
history
she
(Vancouver!,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Har-held
the
post
two
years,
at
the
old
Selfjord
(Vancouver),
Mr.
vamn
titun
Winninrr
Hutu
tt,ll-i
.
.-.
.1
U..rr.ll
CimnrMi.n
I
Vnn.
gesUnns
wlth
a
view
to
a
n
ore
j
here
bank
drive
this
effective
bl(X)d
nte
Edmundsen.
Mrs.
For
one
thing
it
should
be
year.
Lean
u
u
motner
Qf
de
other.
community
activities.
couven,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Ncl-!!)p"er.t'medin1aJnl111S,,
?5a
,"l
ceased.
president
of
jy,
spoke
of
the
I
Sunja
Ladies
(stent
support
jed
the
lodge
4
He
ureed
that
i
up
with
the
(J
a
Bill
was
with
the
old
Grand
son
and
family
(Vancouver!,
11
naa
Decn
'
"'
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
but
mov-
Mrs.
Johanna
Selfjord
Norway
,-lAsslst,an,ce
01
tne
u"
"?r
a"!"
ed
In
with
the
Canadian
rus-
Mr
nnnhlM
J.ihnsnn
(Snellen).
D
r
01
vuiuukim.,
muui
wm
Itoms
department
from
which
he
I
Mrs.
Haldis
Wold
(Norway!.
Mrs.zauon
"as
"n,
."".,
Duracleaning
1
I
!
I
w..
'
retired
in
1930.
They've
lived
in
Thlna
Moller
(Norway).
Alfred
:""'y.
...
a
M'ifi
umis
y
i
.,,
,
..
j
.xt
,
...
oreanizinB
blood
donor
cunics
will
be
invited.
Mr.
Youngs
saw
no
reason
why,
if
it
was
properly
organized,
one
u'
n
Cwali"
made
i
Mrs'
Kirkpatrick
believes
in
'Herman
Rensvold
and
family,
.V
'inrmpr
"young
marriages"
and
Mr.
K.iMr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Selfjord
and
.jr-OIl.
a
lUIIHll
.u:i,.
.,HW.,
1
1,IH
K
I
41..
.
J
To.nl.
ji!,
lo
1
Morgan
1
Ing
a
Hie
that
is
"smokeless
andi
Strand,
Anton
Strand,
Mr.
and
is
recommended
b
y
Canada's
leading
furniture
and
dept.
stores.
Complete
thousand
pints
or
blood
snouiu
not
be
given
In
Prince
Rupert.
work
W-'m
"
'
!
flrinklrss
"
M
.Inhn
Rt.ru
nri
Mr
and
Mrs
The
meeting
gave
recognition
P.1
5!',Lwi
.
toast'
A
life-long
member
of
the
Cari
Strand
and
family,
Mr.
and
F
,tl,
jl
skm..
,m
th
Oddfellows,
he
can
also
count
'
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
and
family,
Mr.
to
the
good
work
of
last
year
of
Mr.
Saville
in
leading
the
Red
Cross
work
here
and
to
T.
Norton
Youngs
for
his
efforts
in
connection
with
the
blood
donor
'
SllVCr
Weddillg
.
u.njaiiu
ivu..
numciiiau,
ivt.
aiiu
1
rttnbulance
Corps
for
a
period
of
;
Mrs.
Emil
Pcttersen,
Mr.
and
1
.,..i
aA
ti.
63
years.
Mrs.
Ingvald
Feness,
Mr.
and
insurance
coverage
by
Lloyd's
of
London.
"There's
Still
a
SALE
on
al
Fashion
Footwear
During
the
Boer
War,
he
was
I
Mrs.
Barney
Roald,
Peter
Wold.
it
evening
was
part
of
approached
"seven
times"
to
'Jack
Molver,
Hans
Langholm,
daiicing.
w
nt
i
volunteer
for
duty
as
a
corps;
Mrs.
M.
Johansen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'i
.4.-
member
but
Elizabeth
put
her
Mrs.
Quentin
Reynolds
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
-Likes
It
Best!
i
I
foot
down.
Eivar
Johansen,
John
Mostad,
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Jens
Husvlck,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Stole,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Carpetings,
Twists,
he
I
"She
wouldn't
let
nic
go,'
,
said.
press
For
50
years
wc
have
used
little
white
tablets
acctylsalicylic
acid
for
relief
of
pain.
Today
this
familiar
pain'lcillcr
it
available
in
a
new
form
without
the
disadvantages
of
acidity,
insolubility
and
bitter
taste.
It
il
calltd
DISPRIN
and
is
sold
at
druggists
everywhere.
DISPRIN
is
soluble
and
substantially
neutral.
When
taken
in
water
as
recommended,
it
alters
the
stomach
as
a
true
solution
and
not
as
undissolved
particles.
It
is
therefore
less
liable
to
cause
stomach
discomfort.
DISPRIN
is
naiily
absorbed.
Because
it
dtfmittly
dissolvef
(not
merely
disintegrates)
DISPRIN
permits
speedy
absorption
and
gives
quicker
relief.
DISPRIN
is
palatable.
Even
children
will
take
it
readily.
"
Carl
Giske
and
Margaret
Giske,
Today,
Elizabeth
is
glad
she
1
Nels
and
Ellen
Wasseng.
Mr.
and
"
Orientals-.'.
.
.and
1
Mrs.
Alfred
Pettersen,
Qle
Vald-jrhaug.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Valderhaug,
Louis
Pettersen
and
put
her
foot
down.
As
for
marriage,
Bill
says:
"It's
a
fifty-fifty
proposition."
!
Fine
Upholstery
iamily,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arne
Husoy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Hansen,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Helge
Holkestad,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Erling
Wick,
Mr.
and
maj'
now
be
safely
cleaned
Science
steps
forward
with
DlSPWN
h
mi
avoHabl
9
rem
4tM9Qn-
Sotti,
ef
2i
tbtfa
m
Hondy
Fecbal
Pvldar
f
S.
pent
I
I
X'le
appoint-'
.irnsworth
of
He
position
of
I
Canadian
Nail'
li
lieadquar-I'was
announcers
J.
C.
Parry
fid
on
pension.
I
started
with
ithc
messenger
lit
Saskatoon.
to
the
posi-
iiKCnt
before
I
to
Winnipeg
upervlsor.
1r.
Farnswortn
fi.pany
opera-fcincouver
and
fe
on
the
Van-
7
Mercury
Drops
In
Sudden
Cold
Coldest
night
for
several
weeks
in
Prince
Rupert
sent
the
mercury
down
to
19.2,
a
level
maintained
until
early
this
morning.
Temperature
at
1.30
p.m.
today
was
32.
A
number
of
citizens
are
again
plagued
with
frozen
water
pipes.
SAFE
Mrs.
Elnar
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reg
Webber,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
GrindstniiKl,
Mr.
and
TVlrs.
Eric
Olsen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ivald
Johan-son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hans
Pettersen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ivar
Eidsvik,
Mi
.
and
Mrs.
Chris
Berg.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Juluis
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Oscar
Giske
and
family.
Mr.
PLEASANT
J
SPEEDY
mmJ.
.
.
.
and
I'm
qlad
you
want
to
go
in,
dear,
because
there
really
are
some
extraordin-ay
values."
Children's
S'ippers
99c
Women's
Shoes
1.95
2.95
4.95
Men's
Shoes
6.95
Fashion
Footwear
BY
THE
MAKF.KS
OF
'MTTOi'
ANTISEPTIC
PHARMACEUTICAL
DIVISIOW.
MONTH
EAt
aECKITT
COIMAN
(CANADA)
LIMITLD.
hint
from
Mrs.
Ouolitill
i
and
Mrs.
Einar
Telseth,
Mr.
and
llerr's
and
revived
with
consid-crat:on
for
their
life
and
textures
Duracleaning
restores
resilience
to
wool
fibres
Pile
iinmats
and
rises
Colors
revive
Furnifhings
are
Dura-e'eaned
in
your
home
No
inconvenience
in
having
them
gone
Also
mothproofed,
if
desired
Phone
Green
328
A
World-wide
Service
D.
J.
Duracleaners
HoNt:T
!
Compare
lli.tr;
..
.
t
u
llivim
Mis.
Mans
nagen
una
n.
...
p
mirms
at
av
Louis
Larsen,
Mr.
and
Mis.
Otto
i.kf,the
nfttcj
jurnli.fs
wife.
v
Mostad
and
Christine,
Mr.
and
vw'll
love
li.u
Boxnut'r
fresh,
wwt
Mrs.
Peter
Wikdal,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
jfovurl
Itirh
nutrition!
1!I
en.nomv!
George
Scott,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gun-
Bm
IIovmt
is
ii.
,.iiit
v
all-
I
Bi.lk
U,,nskt
nar
Selvig,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
ycgrtaUcnwRariiie.
.
--
...
in
rooking,
on
f
art
ahlrs.
as
11
111-
licouvcr
Island
1
bit
,
1
not
lnclud-!
Holtby,
Mi.
ana
Mrs.
vrrne
ius-
,
,
,
H
.
,UNM,T,
get
"nil
thrnr
Mnvor!
.Mltntion!
Ironotn-e-cJ
lti.iit;
ItoNNKT
Mariiarine
is
sold
in
sum.
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lamuy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Helland,
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and
Mrs.
Harold
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and
Mrs.
Arnold
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Mrs.
Leon
Sandvar
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