Lögberg-Heimskringla - 12.06.1987, Blaðsíða 8

Fast,
Temporary
Relief..:
Ease Your Summer
Work Load. Hire A Student.
8-ALDARAFMÆLISÁR, FÖSTUDAGUR 12. JÚNÍ 1987
Govemment of Canada
Minister of State for Youth
Jean J. Charest
Gouvemement du Cartada
Ministre d’État á la Jeunesse
Jean J. Charest
Canada
Here's a remedy for those busy sum-
mer days. Put the energy and enthusiasm
of students to work for you.
Students are willing to do just about
any sort of work from part-time duties
around the house, to career-oriented jobs.
Every summer, students provide a
wealth of talent, knowledge and ingenui-
ty that every employer can tap.
So, for fast, temporary relief from nag-
ging summer jobs — put them in the
hands of a studentí
For more information, contact your
local Canada Employment Centre for
Students, Hire A Student Office, or
StudentÞYouth Employment Centre.
Icelandair increases
flights to U.S. cities
NEW YORK — Icelandair has add-
ed flights from New York and Balti-
more-Washington in peak season to
meet seat demand occasioned by the
busiest booking period in two years.
Starting June 24 and continuing
through August 5 Icelandair will of-
fer a Wednesday night flight to
Iceland and Luxembourg, departing
Kennedy Airport at 10:45 p.m. A
Monday flight from Baltimore-
Washington will start June 22 and
operate through July 27, with depar-
ture scheduled for 11:15 p.m.
New York will thus feature night-
ly service abroad in peak season,
while BWI will have three flights
weekly. All told, the low cost pioneer
will provide 20 departures a week
from its five U.S. gateways in the
summer months.
Aside from its direct service to
Tallin & Kristjansson
Barristers and Solicitors
501-55 Donald St.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3C 1L8
942-8171
1st Anniversary Sale
LEONA’S SWEATER & WOOL SHOP
1575 Logan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. R3E 1S5
Phone: 772-5503
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10 - 5:30
YARNS & SWEATERS UP TO 60% OFF
Dealer for Auto Knitter as well as needles and yarns available.
Icelandic Content
Iceland and Luxembourg, the airline
features convenient and frequent
connecting service to London,
Glasgow, Oslo, Stockholm, Copen-
hagen, Gothenburg, Salzburg, and
other destinations from its hub in the
new $42 million Leif Erickson Ter-
minal in Iceland.
For fare information or details of
tours or stopover packages in Iceland
or on the continent, call your travel
agent or Icelandair (toll-free
1-800-223-5500).
Mr. Einar Arnason has stepped
down as Chairman of Lögberg-
Heimskringla Board of Directors but
he will assume the position of Editor
on August lst of this year. Mr. Ar-
nason has been Chairman for some
fime now and can proudly look back
on his accomplishments. Seldom
before has the publication been on as
solid ground as it is today, and
although Mr. Arnason has not single-
handedly turned things around for
the better, he has been one of the
hardest working and most dedicated
Directors during the last few years.
Mr. Neil Bardal, who now is the
Chairman of the Board, is certainly
not a newcomer. He has been on the
Board for quite some time and is very
dedicated and enthusiastic. During
the last few years Mr. Bardal has
been very involved in the affairs of
Icelanders in North America. He was
President of Frón in Winnipeg and is
Vice-President of the Icelandic Na-
tional League.
Donations to Lögberg-Heimskringla
Mrs. Hulda Larson, Vogar, Man..........$25.00
Mr. Helgi Palsson, Arborg, Man., ..... $100.00
The Icelandic National League, Pres. Oli Narfason . . $1000.00
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