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LÖGBERG-HEIMSKRINGLA, FIMMTUDAGINN 14. SEPTEMBER 1967
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courses as well as the per-
ennially popular ones, and
classes begin September 25th,
1967.
The only requirement for
enrolling is your interest in
the subject. There are no
examinations and no previous
experience or academic record
is required. Classes are held
weekly on the Fort Garry
Campus.
Among the offerings this
year are courses in: archae-
ology, art appreciation, astro-
nomy, conservation, interior
decoration, investments, jazz
music, languages, law political
science psythic science, rea-
ding improvement, religion,
satire, sociology and writing.
For a brochure describing
all of the courses, write to
the Evening Institute, The
University of Manitoba or
telephone 474—9621.
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Visil to Betel
Thursday Sept. 21st, mem-
bers of First Lutheran
Church Ladies Aid, will make
their annual trip to Betel at
Gimli, Man. Bus to leave
First Lutheran Church, Vic-
tor St. at 12 noon, returning
at 6 p. m. Visitors welcome
while space permits. For re-
servations phone Mrs. E. W.
perry at GL 3-6874 or Miss
K. Brynjólfsson at Gr. 5-6166.
Fare $1.35 return.
* * *
Frá Bellingham, Wash.
Dan Laxdal 3023 W. Alder-
wood, hefir verið mjög veik-
ur en er nú á góðum batavegi
og læknar gefa góðar vonir að
hann nái fullri heilsu aftur.
* * *
Framtíðar heimilisfang
þeirra dr. Richards og Mar-
gretar Beck, er: 28 Marl-
borough Street, Victoria, B.
C., Canada.
Dánarfregnir
Robert Ingimar Kardal 21
ára gamall sonur hjónanna
Finnboga og Emmu Kardal að
Gimli andaðist á sjúkrahús-
inu að Gimli, 29. ágúst. Hann
var jarðsettur í Gimli graf-
reit 1. september af Rev. A.
B. Sander.
* * *
Thorarinn Thorvardsson, 76
ára að aldri, búsettur í Winni-
peg andaðist 2. september.
Hann var jarðsettur frá Bar-
dals af Dr. Valdimar J. Ey-
lands 6. þ. m.
* * *
Sveinn Johnson frá Lundar
andaðist á St, Boniface Hosp-
ital 6. sept. níræður að aldri.
Hann var jarðsettur í graf-
reit sveitar sinnar 9. sept. af
Dr. Valdimar J. Eylands.
* * *
John Thorkell Arnason
On July 24, 1967, at Eriks-
dale Hospital, Eriksdale,
Manitoba; John Thorkell
Arnason aged 79 ye^ars, bel-
oved husband of Helga Arna-
son of Oak Point, Manitoba.
Mr. Arnason was born in
Reykjavík, Iceland, coming
to Oak Point 56 years ago,
and had been in the Eriks-
dale Hospital for the past
three months. He was a Gen-
eral Merchant for 40 years,
retiring in 1944. Besides his
wife he is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Emil Johnson
(Anna) of Oak Point, Mani-
toba; 10 grandcrildren; two
brothers Asmundur Arnason
in Reykjavík, Iceland; and
Guðmundur Arnason in New
Jersey, U.S.A. Funeral service
2:45 p.m. Thursday, at the
Bardal Funeral Home, Sher-
brook at William, Rev. Svein-
born Olafsson officiating Bu-
rial in Brookside Cemetery.
* * *
GEORGE (GUÐNI) GOOD-
MAN passed away August
26th at the Icelandic Old
Folks Home, Blaine, Wash.
where he had resided for the
past ten years. He was born
in Iceland, Jan 27th 1875, and
came to America in 1878. He
lived in North Dakota until
1918 when he went to Seattle,
Wash. where his home was
until he moved to Stafholt.
He never married. He leaves
one sister, Mrs. Gudrun
Gunnarson, Milton, North Da-
|kota, several nieces and nep-
hews, also survive. Another
sister, Mrs. Guðny Thorvald-
son, Los Angeles, California,
died in 1953.
* * *
Sigríður Sigurdson, kona
Arnljótar B. Sigurdson 545
Basswood Place, Winnipeg,
andaðist á Winnipeg General
Hospital 7, ágúst s. 1. Foreldr-
ar henar voru Jón Sigurdson
og kona hans Anna Ólafs-
dóttir, sem bjuggu í Selkirk,
en Sigríður var fædd að Gimli
5. okt. 1898.
Sigríður heitin var búsett
í Winnipeg síðastliðin 37 ár.
Hana lifa auk manns hennar
tvær dætur, einn sonur, fimm
barnabörn, ein systir og tveir
'bræður. Hún var jarðsett í
Brookside Cemetery 10. ágúst
af Dr. Valdimar J. Eylands.
* * *
WILLIAM VERNON
EINARSON
On September 6, 1967, at
the St. Boniface Hosptal,
William Vernon Einarson,
aged 31 years, beloved hus-
band of Della Anne Einarson
of 392 Arnold Ave. Mr. Einar-
son was a printer by trade
and had not worked for the
past three years on account
of illness. Besides his wife he
is survived by two daughrers,
Misses Ila and Wendy and
one son Vernon. Funeral ser-
vice 2:45 p.m. Sept. 19. at the
Bardal Funeral Home, Sher-
brook at William. Rev. Ge-
orge Morrison officiating. Bu-
rial in Brookside Cemetery.
Sigurverar í
íþróttakeppni
íslendingadagsins að
Gimli 31. júlí 1967
The following report has
been received on winners of
the trophies and events in
sports held at the Icelandic
Celebration, Gimli, July 31,
1967. Baldur Sigurdson was
chairman in charge of sports.
The Einar B. Johnson Tro-
phy was won by Ross Burg-
ess of Winnipeg, affiliated
with the Assiniboine Club.
The trophy is given to the
best in track only.
The Skuli Hanson Trophy
for best in track and field,
grand aggregate, was won by
Robert Lovatt, affiliated with
the Gimli Track and Field
Club.
The Thorsteinn Oddson
Shield, given to the club with
MESSUBOÐ
Fyrsta lúterska kirkja
Sr. V. J. Eylands, Dr. Theol.
Heimili: 686 Banning Street.
Sími SUnset 3-0744.
Guðsþjónustur á hverjum
sunnudegi:
The summer schedule during
July and August: Worship
Service: 9.45 only. — (No 11
o’clock service during the
summer).
the best record in track and
field, was won by the Gimli
Track and Field Club.
Points earned by the top
four competitors were as
follows: Robert Lovat, 11
points; Ross Burgess, 10; Ro-
bert Arnason, 6; Bob Green-
way, 4.
Individual race results
were as follows.
Girls' running broad jump
— Cheryl Magnusson, Valerie
Peterson, Christine Kerne-
sted.
Men‘s running broad jump
— Robert Arnason, Ross
Burgess, Robert Lovatt.
Men‘s 220 yards—Ross
Burgess, Robert Greenway,
Robert Arnason.
Men‘s hop, step, jump—
Robert Lovatt, Ross Burgess,
Robert Arnason.
Girl‘s high jump—Valerie
Peterson, Kathy Mattick, Di-
ane Beauchemin.
Men‘s high jump—Robert
Lovatt, Ross Maddin, Glen
Orris.
Men‘s 880 yards—Robert
Lovatt, Bruce Hughes, Dale
Cook.
Men‘s shot put: Rick Brac-
ken, Ken Kristjanson, Bruce
Arnason.
Men‘s one mile — Dean
Carriere, Bruce Hughes, Ro-
bert Lovatt.
Girl's five years and under
—' Terra Jacobson, Karen
Gordon, Sydney Stefanson.
Boys‘ five years and und-
er— Danny Thorsteinson,
Wayne Sigurdson, Gaye Mac-
kenzie.
Girls 6 years—Laurie Sig-
valdason, Lorelei Wayen,
Sydney Korluck.
Boys, 6 years—Erran Dann,
Russell Thordarson, Jim
Lovelaw.
Girls, 7 years—Louise Val-
gardson, Terry Christianson,
Collen Fieldsted.
Boys, 7 years—Michael O-
man; Dirk Fridfinnson, Bobby
Sigurdson.
Girls, 8 years—Lorraine
Johnson, Kathy Galt, Sharon
Bergman.
Boys, 8 years —Kevin Cleg-
horn, Patrick 0‘Hara, Perry
Danilchuk.
Girls, 9 years-—Carol Wer-
estiuk, Kathy Thorarinson,
Karen Sigvaldason.
Boys, 9 years—Alvin Ey-
olfson, Roy Arnason, Tim
Valgardson.
Girls, 10 years—Cheryl
Renner, Linda Emmerich,
Laurelee Arnason.
Boys, 10 years—Randy
Thorsteinson, Gary Arnason,
Lee Bonn.
Girls, 11 years—Gayle Gor-
don, Carolynn Josephson,
Jennifer Roper.
Boys, 11 years—Leonard
Stefanaon, Ronald Isfeld, Da-
vid Johnson.
Girls, 12 years—Janet Wer-
estiuk, Arlene Johnson, Carol
Chase.
Boys, 12 yiears—-David
Haas, Randy Gottfried, Mark
Rosenburg.
Girls, 13 years—Dixie Cole-
man1, Darlene Demchuk,
Christine Kernested.
Boys, 13 years—Sandy
Price, Victor Eyolfson, Peter
O'Hara.
Girls, 14 years—Pat Brand-
son, Dianne Sigvaldason-,
Marilyn Erickson.
Boys, 14 years—Dale Cook,
Bruce Cherney, Gestur Jacob-
son.
Girls, 15 years—Karen
Christianson, Ada Kristjan-
son, Tena Fehr.
Boys, 15 years—Melvin Ey-
olfson, Ian Greave, Maynard
Olson.
Married women — Maure-
en Greenberg, Linda Laxdal,
Dianne Gard.
Married men — Norman
Valgardson, Gordon Wilson,
Douglas Gordon.
Girl, 100 yards — Valerie
Peterson, Darlene Demchuk,
Kathy Mettick.
Men‘s 100 yards — Ross
Burgess, Robert Greenway,
Robert Arnason.
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