Lögberg-Heimskringla - 15.06.2013, Qupperneq 13

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Lögberg-Heimskringla • 15 júní 2013 • 13
EVENTS
From 3 June to 20 July
Gimli, MB: Hats: A Reflection of Time – a travelling exhibit
from Daly House Museum in Brandon featuring 40 hats
from the personal collection of Kaye Rowe. On from
June 3rd. In 1945, Kaye began writing a column “People
Watching” for the Brandon Daily Sun and later became the
fashion editor. Her forty year career took her to premier
showing of fashions in Paris, New York and elsewhere
where she met international press representatives and
celebrities. Kaye’s passion was hats. She assembled
a collection that spanned 100 years and now a portion
of this collection will be on display at the New Iceland
Heritage Museum for all to enjoy.

Saturday 15 June
Markerville, AB: Íslendingamót Icelandic National Day.
The Leif Eiriksson Icelandic Club of Calgary invites all our
members to the Icelandic National Day in Markerville. Our
Alberta Celebration includes a program with historical
information, Icelandic customs and music in the historic
Fensala Hall, activities for all the family in the Community
Park and concludes with a pot luck dinner. We will also
feature the 40th Anniversary of the LEIC of Calgary.
1 p.m. – Family Games in the Park, if it rains the games
will be held at Fensala Hall.
3 p.m. – Program: Crowning of the Fjallkona, Gwen Mann,
Fensala Hall.
4:30 - 5 p.m. – Pot Luck Dinner, please bring a salad or
dessert. Roast turkey and ham will be provided by the
Edmonton and Calgary Clubs.
Calgary, AB: Bus loads 10:45 a.m. at Deerfoot Mall,
Northwest corner of lot for the Markerville celebrations
(listed above). Departs 11 a.m. Estimated return to
Calgary 8 p.m. Please call Marg Finnson at 403-289-9827
or email: margfinnson@shaw.ca for additional info and
reservations on the bus before June 10. There is no charge
for the activities or bus ride.
Gimli, MB: The Annual Kvennahlaup Icelandic Women’s
Walk will be held at 10 a.m. in Gimli Park. Registration
is $25. Contact Margaret (Gimli) 204-642-9945,
mkernested@lakenet.ca or Heida (Winnipeg) 204-488-
8919 to register.
Winnipeg, MB: The Annual Kvennahlaup Icelandic
Women’s Walk will again be held at 10 a.m. in Assiniboine
Park. Registration is $25. Contact Gunnvör 204-284-1535,
gunnvor@mfa.is or Ainsley 204-504-0615, vbloomer@
shaw.ca to register.
Woodlawn,ON: The Friends of Iceland, Ottawa, holds its
Annual Picnic at the home of Susan and Steve Bunge.
3499 Stonecrest Road., RR#2, Woodlawn, KOA 3MO (just
40 minutes west of Ottawa). Map: http://goo.gl/maps/
ohPM9. 3 - 7 p.m. As is our tradition, we will have a
potluck dinner. Please bring something to share with your
Icelandic friends, your own drinks and also – please bring
a lawnchair. RSVP: Judith Hoye, judithhoye@me.com,
judith.hoye@rogers.com.
Monday 17 June
Winnipeg, MB: The Icelandic Community celebrates
Icelandic Independence on Jón Sigurðsson’s birthday. Come
celebrate Jon Sigurdsson Day. Together the Jon Sigurdsson
Chapter IODE and the Icelandic Canadian Frón organize the
event. Wreath Laying at the Jon Sigurdsson statue, Manitoba
Legislative grounds, 6:45 p.m.
Following the ceremony join us for Icelandic Vaudeville
presented by C at the Winnipeg Art Gallery at 8 p.m., free
to the public and gratefully supported by the Icelandic
Consulate in Winnipeg. See núna(now) listing.
Friday 21June
Gimli, MB: Hats and Cupcakes! 2 – 4 p.m. Celebrate the
first day of spring with Hats and Cupcakes at the New
Iceland Heritage Museum. Enjoy a variety of beautiful
cupcakes, tea and coffee while being entertained by
singer songwriter Deb Romeyn. Then meander through
the museum and take in the delightful new travelling
exhibit – Hats: Reflections of Time. Tickets $12 per
person include museum exhibits, entertainment and
refreshments. Please take this opportunity to wear your
favourite hat or fascinator. Seatings at 2 and 3 p.m. To
make reservations call Tammy or Ila at 204-642-4001 or
email nihm@mts.net.
Saturday and Sunday 22 to 23 June
Burnaby, BC: ICC of BC holds its Midsummer Festival.
Scandinavian Centre. 6540 Thomas Street.
Saturday and Sunday 28 and 29 June
Moorhead, MN: Scandinavian Hjemkomst and Annual
Midwest Viking Festivals. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Hjemkomst
Center, 202, 1st Ave. N. Adults $10/day, youth (13-17) $5/
day, children (12 and under) free with paid adult. www.
hcscconline.org or www.nordiccultureclubs.org.
Monday 1 July
Markerville, AB: Canada Day Celebrations. Creamery
Museum, 10 a.m. Complimentary cake and coffee.
24 to 28 July
Gimli, MB: Gimli Film Festival. 2013 will showcase the
best new films from Canada’s most promising directors
and an exceptional selection of features, documentaries
and shorts from around the world. Info: www.gimlifilm.
com.
2, 3 and 4 August
Mountain, ND: 114th Annual Deuce of August Icelandic
Celebration. Our Celebration will always be held on the
weekend preceding the first Monday in August. This enables
visitors to also attend the Íslendingadagurinn in Gimli on the
first Monday in August. 2012 is the 135th anniversary of the
settlement of the Icelandic Communities in Northeastern
North Dakota!
2, 3, 4 and 5 August
Gimli, MB: 123rd Annual Íslendingadagurinn. We hope you
will have the opportunity to visit Gimli during the weekend,
take in some of the events, and have a wonderful time
renewing old friendships and visiting with family. For more
Info: icelandicfestival.com.
11 to 17 August
Winnipeg, MB: Folklorama Scandinavian Pavilion
Scandinavian Cultural Centre, 764 Erin St. Join us to
experience the cultural dances, songs and humour of
Scandinavia.
núna (now)
Monday 17 June
Winnipeg, MB: “Icelandic Vaudeville” presented by
núna(now). June 17 is an important day to Icelanders,
and therefore to Icelandic Canadians as well. Celebrated in
Winnipeg at the base of the Jon Sigurdsson statue on the
Legislative Building grounds, the real merriment begins
after the ceremony, at 8 p.m. in the Muriel Richardson
Auditorium in the nearby Winnipeg Art Gallery, 300
Memorial Blvd.
A cabaret-style program will unfold, featuring music, dance,
film and more. The event, titled “Icelandic Vaudeville”, is
curated by the núna(now) committee, and features Dane
Bjornson, David Arnason, John K. Samson, Kathleen Hiley,
Rachelle Bourget and Simon Hughes.
Admission is free. It promises to be an eclectic, entertaining
finish to the celebrations of that hallowed day.
ICELANDIC CLASSES
Wednesdays
Arborg, MB: Meet to speak Icelandic 3 p.m. Molasopi at
Eldhús restaurant at the Arborg Hotel. No pressure.
Third Thursday
Arborg, MB: Arborg Hotel lounge, 8 p.m., Kaffitími for those
who want to learn words or phrases. No pressure.
Gimli, MB: Kaffitími (coffee time) in Gimli takes place at
3 p.m. each Wednesday, meeting at Amma’s Tea Room,
Waterfront Centre. No signup and no teacher. Drop ins
welcome; the only fee is the price of your cup of coffee.
There is only one rule – you need to talk Icelandic in order
to participate in the chat around the table. If you just want to
listen at first that’s fine too.
SPORTS
Friday 22 June
Gimli, MB: The Viking Open Golf Tournament at Links at
the Lake. Teams and individuals welcome. $110/person
Includes cart, golf, dinner. Registration: 11 a.m. Putting
contest 11. Shot gun start 12:30. Dinner at the Lakeview
Resort at approximately 6 p.m. (cash bar). Register at
(204) 642-7417, fax (204) 642-9382 or at www.icefest.ca.
Limited to 144 golfers. Money raised from this tournament
will go towards the family entertainment performances for
Íslendingadagurinn. August 2 to 5.
Friday 2 August
Gimli, MB: The Icelandic Open, in support of Lögberg-
Heimskringla will be at the Links at the Lake Golf Course.
Registration 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Tee off at 11 a.m., Shot
Gun Start. Texas Scramble, with 2 teams playing at the
same time. Registration is $125 until June 15th, $150
after June 15th. Post golf reception. Register online at
www.lh-inc.ca. or 204-284-5686, 1-866-564-2374.
Interested in sponsorship? Visit www.lh-inc.ca.
MUSIC
Saturday 22 June
Winnipeg, MB: Winnipeg International Jazz Festival. The
Martha Brooks Quartet will perform “A Celebration of
Lyricist Sammy Cahn.” 8 p.m. Cinematheque, 100 Arthur
St. Super pass, club pass and wristband venue or $ 15
in advance. Tickets available at jazzwinnipeg.com, Jazz
Winnipeg office or 204-989-4656.
Icelandic artists US tours
Björk
July 19 – Chicago, IL, Pitchfork Music Festival
Of Monsters and Men
June 12 – Pittsburgh, PA, Stage AE
June 13-16 – Manchester, TN, Bonnaroo Music and Arts
Festival
Sam Amidon
June 16 – Philadelphia, PA, Johnny Brenda’s
June 20 – Portland, ME, One Longfellow Square
Ólafur Arnalds
July 12 – Los Angeles, CA, Masonic Lodge at Hollywood
Forever
July 13 – Pomona, CA, The Glass House
July 16 – New York, Glasslands Gallery
July 17 – Minneapolis, MN, Cedar Cultural Center
July 18 – Chicago, IL, Millennium Park
Sigur Rós
September 14 – Rochester Hills, MI, St Jerome’s Laneway
Festival Detroit 2013
Icelandic artists Canadian tours
Legend
June 28-30 – Calgary, AB, Terminus Festival
Björk
July 13 – Ottawa, ON, Ottawa Bluesfest
July 16 – Toronto, ON, Echo Beach at Molson Canadian
Amphitheatre
Stereo Hypnosis
July 25 – Toronto, ON, Musideum
September 13 – Burk Fall’s, ON, Harvest Festival
Other international tour dates: http://www.
icelandmusic.is/live/gigs-abroad/?sort=country
THEATRE
Until 30 June
Toronto, ON: Passion Play. Withrow Park/Eastminister
United Church.Aaron Willis, one of the early Snorri
participants, is co-producing and directing part two of this
production. About the play: Wildly ambitious in theme and
scope, Passion Play is a three-part saga that examines a
company of amateur actors staging a traditional passion
play at three different historical moments: Elizabethan
England, Nazi Germany and 1970s America. This triptych
explores the collision of religion, politics, and theatre, and
how the stories we tell shape who we are as individuals
and as a community. Written by two time Pulitzer Prize-
nominee Sarah Ruhl (Eurydice, The Vibrator Play).
Music
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Sigrun (Bubbles) Gudfinna
Timlick (Nee Johnson)
1919 - 2013
Peacefully on May 24 at age 94
Sigrun passed away with her family by
her side.
Lovingly remembered by her son,
Malcolm Timlick (VE4MG) (Heather) of
McCreary, MB and Karen LeMaistre
(Mark) of Winnipeg; grandchildren, Amy
Sheffield (Steven) of Calgary and Jason
Timlick of Winnipeg, Jillian Stobart
(Mike) of Zurich, Switzerland, and Scott
LeMaistre (Christine) of Winnipeg.
Predeceased by her husband Theodore
(VE4TT) in 1983 and by 10 brothers and
sisters. She is survived by one sister,
Sylvia Hnetka of Calgary; and in-laws
Irene Anderson of Winnipeg and Grant
Timlick (Marion ) of Kelowna, BC.
Daughter of Icelandic immigrants
and one of 12 children, she grew up
on Ingersoll, graduating from Daniel
MacIntyre. She worked for Burns and
Co., Greb Shoes and for 25 years at
Standard Aero (known as “Siggie”).
Bubbles lived 40 years on Magnus
Ave. and her retirement years in Island
Lakes, The Rosewood and River Park
Gardens.
In 1954 Bubbles became one of the
province’s first female Amateur Radio
Operators, VE4ST, became President
and life member of the Canadian
Ladies’ Amateur Radio Association;
Canadian Director of the Young Ladies’
Radio League, and a member of the
Ontario Trilliums Radio Club.
In retirement, Bubbles volunteered
at Fred Douglas Lodge, traveled to
many parts of the world and enjoyed
hobbies such as ceramics, clay
pottery, embroidering and gardening.
She especially loved her family and
spending time with her grandchildren.
She was an active member of First
Lutheran Church. Alzheimer’s disease
was dealt with grace and dignity; and
she always kept a positive outlook and
a smile for everyone, living up to her
nickname of Bubbles. The family would
like to thank the caregivers at The
Rosewood and River Park Gardens for
their excellent care and compassion.
They helped extend Bubbles’ life by
many years, and we are most grateful.
A memorial service will be held at
First Lutheran Church, 580 Victor Street,
at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, May 29. In
lieu of flowers, donations may be made
to the Alzheimer Society. Arrangements
by Bardal Funeral Home and you can
also view the longer obituary at www.
bardal.ca
FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
First 200 words and a picture
are free of charge
over 200 and pic $25.00
300 words and pic $50.00
400 words and pic $75.00
500 words and pic $100.00
750 word maximum and pic $150.00
Send to catherine@lh-inc.ca
FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Obituaries
nú ( ow)
photo: Anders KuusselKA.
Dane Bjornson performs at the WAG on June 17th with
the núna(now) event
Contemporary dance artist Rachelle Bourget
photo: BrynnA stefAnson