The Icelandic Canadian - 01.12.1963, Qupperneq 29

The Icelandic Canadian - 01.12.1963, Qupperneq 29
THE ICELANDIC CANADIAN 27 round out their task of editing and evaluation. Sympathetic scholars have already been diligent. In terms of the struggle of a pioneer generation against the hardships of a raw land and a murderous climate, the record does not differ greatly from that of other nationality groups in other marginal areas of the Canadian wilderness. What distinguishes the Ice- lander in Canada is not so much the dogged endurance with which the fisherman, the farmer, the urban art- isan and the hungry student rose from pioneer penury to eminence in the second and third generation. It is rather that they have been the most articulate of all our immigrant groups and have forged great literature out of the sufferings of their settlement. Just as Vilhjalmur Stefansson stands as a figure of honour among the explor- ers and scientists of the world, so Stephan G. Stephansson and Guttorm- ur Guttormsson have had their great- ness recognized in the world of litera- ture. I count it a privilege to have been a fellow-citizen and friend of so many of this poetic generation in the days of their greatness. Golden Wedding Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Vigfus J. Josephson On Sept. 29th, Mr. and Mrs. Vigfus J. Josephson were honored at a recep- tion in Klamath Lutheran Church, Klamath Falls, Oregon, marking the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. Vigfus was born on a farm near Minneota, Minn. April 3, 1887, the son of Gudrun and Joseph V. Joseph- son. He left his farm when 18 years of age, worked at first for the Soo-Line Railway and later transferred to the Great Northern Railway Co. Mrs. Josephson, nee Belle A. Hanson, was born in Wahpeton, N. D. and taught school before she married. They were married in Great Falls, Montana, Sept. 30, 1913, and came to Klamath in 1928. The following spring he was promoted to a supervisory position as freight and passenger agent, a position he held until he retired in 1954. Vigfus is a member of the York and Scottish Rite and a Shriner. His wife is a mem- ber of the Eastern Star.
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