Lögberg-Heimskringla - 08.11.1985, Side 8

8-WINNIPEG, FOSTUDAGUR 8. NOVEMBER 1985
Reflections llcelandic Contentl
In the golden stream of time
I see myself,
Running along life's pathway.
Sometimes confused
Anxious and filled with
Care.
"What will tomorrow hold?"
"Where are we going?"
"Is the world ever going yo have the
Peace and
Security we all crave?"
"Can the Leaders of Nations
Solve our never ending and ever
increasing Problems?"
"Will we rush headlong towards a
nuclear Annihilation
Or a permanent Peace?"
"Who has the ultimate
Answer?"
"Do men, or does
God?"
Herb Beck
Editorial: Nothing appears to have
interested media on this Continent
more recently from Iceland than the
strike Icelandic women staged there
a few weeks back. Yours truly is in
many ways upset with the coverage
of this event in newspapers. It ap-
pears that little or no attenpt was
made to examine the reasons for the
strike. More effort was put in
describing the reactions of males in
Iceland during the 24 hr. strike. It is
The Icelandic Association
of Washington D.C. Inc.
suggested that males faced starva-
tion, poor souls. The truth is that men
in Iceland cook just as much as their
wives. Then, as one newspaper
stated, there seems to be this fear that
this "plague" will not spread to this
Continent.
Minnist
VETEL
í erfðaskróm yðor
Dear Members:
It is time once again to remind you
of our winter activities, so reserve the
following dates on your calendars:
1985-1986 Calendar
Annual Bazaar November 16, 1985
Christmas PartyDecember 15, 1985
Ladies' Luncheon January, 1986
Þorrablót March 1, 1986
Report on Ladies' Luncheon
The third Luncheon of the year
was held at Carnegie's in Falls
Church on October 8. Tapes from the
Icelandic Radio — Hádegisútvarpið
— gáve the Luncheon an authentic at-
mosphére and all 46 ladies — a record
number — seemed to appreciate it.
Erla Boren and Stafanía Donnegan
deserve thanks for a very successful
Luncheon.
Board Changes
Elected Treasurer María Mitchell
has asked to be relieved of her duties
as she is expecting a baby. Erla Boren
has graciously agreed to serve as
Treasurer for the remainder of the
term, effective November 16, 1985.
We want to thank María for her ex-
cellent work as Treasurer and wish
her all the best.
Icelandic Bazaar
The llth Icelandic Bazaar will be
held: Dáte: Saturday, November 16,
1985; Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Place:
St. Paul's Episcopal Church Parish
Hall, 228 South Pitt Street, "Old
Town" Alexandria.
The Bazaar has become a very im-
Gimli Meeting
The Gimli Chapter of the lcelandic National League has in-
vited The Directors of Logberg-Heimskringla to meet with
them Nov. 15, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. — Falcon restaurant, after
a dutch treat supper — a free discussion will take place.
Everybody Welcome.
ICELAND CALENDAR 1986
Colorful lceland calendar for 1986 now available.
Beatiful 12 pages calendar from the land of ice and fire.
Size ca. 21 x24 cm.
Size ca. 26x35 cm.
Please send me your new calendar.
My payment is enclosed.
Snerra calendar (ca. 21 x24) at US $ 5.00.
Iceland calendar (ca. 26x35) at US $ 8.00.
Price includes postage by air mail to all countries, or
equivalent in other currencies.
Published by:
Snerra sf.,
P.O. Box 20, 270 Varmá,
ICELAND.
portant and popular event to the
Icelandic Association. The proceeds
from the Bazaar and help defray the
cost of the Þorrablót and our June
17th celebration.
As 'before, we will offer a wide
selection of Icelandic food, including
hangikjöt, kæfa, flatkökur, ostur,
rúgbrauð, pönnukökur, open-faced
sandwiches and imported-from-
Iceland "bæjarins beztu pylsur” (hot
dogs).
In addition to the hand-knitted
Icelandic sweaters (lopapeysur), we
will also have for sale a variety of
Icelandic woolens and blankets.
Tallin & Kristjansson
Barristers aml Solicitors
501-55 Donald St.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3C 1L8
942-8171
Working To Keep Our Heritage Alive
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40 Garnet Bay
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 0L6
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN
cordially invite you and your friends to their
CHRISTMAS TEA
to be held in the Parish Hall,
First Lutheran Church, 580 Victor Street
Saturday, November 23, 1985
Time: 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
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