1. style and fashion
2. footwear
3. shoes

The Marble Church,
Copenhagen
Palm House at the Botanical Gardens, Copenhagen
Den Danske Forening
Heimdal
November 2014
Gardens at Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen
(Images: www.visit-copenhagen-denmark.dk)
Medlemsblad
Newsletter for the Danish Association Heimdal –
Established 1872
THE DANISH ASSOCIATION “HEIMDAL” INC
36 AUSTIN STREET NEWSTEAD QLD 4006
Contact details: 0437 612 913
www.danishclubbrisbane.org
Contributions
We would love to share your news and
stories. You are welcome to send emails
with stories, news and photos to the editor
for publication. The closing date for the
December issue is 20 November 2014.
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the Danish Club or the Editor.
November (G20). I won’t mind some
snow for that cosy Christmas atmosphere,
but guess that’s out of the question.
Editor: Lone Schmidt
Phone: 0437 612 913
Email: [email protected]
Webmaster: Peter Wagner Hansen
Phone: 0423 756 394
Skype: pete.at.thebathouse
Email: [email protected]
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From the Editor
After a very busy period in the lead-up to
the festival in September it’s been lovely to
have some quiet time in October before the
Christmas season starts. I’m trying to
master ‘Mailchimp’ to use for club emails,
you’ll see the results eventually. Also,
Soren, Bente and I will be presenting
Danish food at two events by the Brisbane
City Council libraries at Mitchelton (1
November 2014) and Ashgrove (8
November 2014) and then of course we
have the Christmas ‘Store Kolde Bord’ – on
Sunday 9 November. After that we’ll be on
the fast track towards Christmas, with an
extra holiday for Brisbanites on Friday 14
WELCOME TO OUR NEW
MEMBERS
Henning & Jennifer Beck, Labrador
Jan Lauridsen, Karalee
What’s on at the Danish Club?
Café Danmark
Friday 24 October 2014
from 6 pm
It’s time for the first Christmas stalls to start you thinking about
Christmas. Buy lots of chocolate for your friends! Our ‘smørrebrød’
menu varies from time to time, but you’ll usually find ‘rullepølse’ (spicy
rolled pork), smoked salmon, roast beef, ‘leverpostej’ and roast pork on
the menu. And hot dogs. The bar offers Tuborg and Carlsberg beer
varieties imported from Denmark – just now we have Tuborg Christmas
Brew (‘Julebryg’) and Rød Tuborg. If you like a glass of wine with your
food, we have whites, reds and sparkling by the glass. Faxe Kondi,
Tuborg Super Light and Faxe non-alcoholic beer is also available. And
then check out our tempting selection of Danish licorice, chocolates and
other goodies!
Get delicious Danish pastries, rye bread and other specialty breads,
organic biscuits and crisp breads direct from Britt’s Organic Bakery. Tea
offers smallgoods and quality meats from Heinz Meats, the Danish
butcher at Woolloongabba, as well as her own goodies, sometimes
including remoulade. Order in advance and pick up at the café.
Store Kolde Bord
Sunday 9 November 2014
12.30 pm for 1 pm start
Enjoy a traditional Danish Sunday lunch at the club with family and
friends. Book early.
Café Danmark
Friday 28 November 2014
From 6 pm
With Christmas stalls!
Juletræsfest (Christmas Party)
Saturday 13 December 2014
2 – 5 pm
Legestue / Play Group Every Friday 9.30-11.30
Check their Facebook page for events or ring Iben on 0434 933 953
Get all your Danish Baked Goodies from Britt’s Bakery at Café DANMARK
4th Friday of each month
Authentic Danish Pastry & Organic Bread Products
Kringler, Smørtærter, Kanelstænger, Birkes, Rundstykker, Fuldkornsrugbrød,
Kransekagekonfekt, Småkager, Knækbrød og bagerens dårlige øje.
For information, order forms and delivery details, go to our website:
www.brittsorganic.com.au
Unit 5/10 Energy Crescent, Molendinar QLD 4214
Ph: 07 5571 6881 Fax: 07 5571 6947
Email: [email protected]
HEINZ MEATS
TRADITIONAL SMALLGOODS
Continental butcher and deli
611 Stanley Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102
www.heinzmeats.com.au
Ph: 07 3391 3530 (parking behind shops)
Lammekød
Dansk udskæring på bestilling
Grisekød
Oksekød
Pålæg og røgvarer blandt andet:
Hamburgerryg
Medisterpølse Ost:
Røget flæsk
Knækpølse
Havarti
Spegepølse
Wienerpølse
Esrom
Rullepølse
Leverpostej
HOURS:
Tuesday - Friday 8am - 5:30pm, Saturday 8am - 1pm
CLOSED: Sunday & Monday
JULEFROKOST ‘CHRISTMAS LUNCH’
Sunday 9 November 2014
12.30 pm for 1 pm start
Photo: Soren Hoimark
The Christmas season will soon be upon us and what better way to celebrate than by
enjoying a Danish smorgasbord with family and friends – invite them along to a
delicious lunch at the Danish Club. There are many favourites on the menu including
smoked eel, pickled herring, roast beef, smoked salmon, fish wedges with remoulade,
roast pork with red cabbage, leverpostej, rullepølse and cheese. The bar is stocked
with Tuborg and Carlsberg brews from Denmark and a variety of snaps.
Price: $40 for members and $45 for guests (children under 12 $20/$22.50).
All tickets must be booked and pre-paid by Tuesday 4 November 2014. Email Lone
Schmidt at [email protected] or ring on 0437 612 913 to make your
booking.
Payment by EFT to Suncorp Bank, BSB 484-799 Account 02495 1468 in the name of
Danish Association Heimdal
Payment details: 9Nov14, your name and membership number
We can advise on freight Australia wide!
0411 297 236
[email protected]
FEEL AT HOME WITH SBS DIGITAL RADIO
Listen to the Danish language
every Thursday at 4pm
Choose one of the many platforms:
SBS Digital Radio 3, Digital TV (channel 39),
Live on Demand via phone and Androids apps
Streaming Online at sbs.com.au:
Danish/Swedish/Norwegian/Finnish
Via Podcast
Further information on www.sbs.com.au
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Soren Hoimark is the local contact for
DABGO. The group meets at the
Danish Club on the 1st Wednesday of
the month (next meeting date is 5
November 2014 at 6 pm). Visit the
DABGO website to join and get more
information.
A big thank you to Karsten Thomsen
for donating the postman’s cap to
match the uniform.
Holiday rental at Miami, Gold Coast:
2 brm apt. $550/4 nights. Close to
beach and all amenities. Phone: Hanne
0402 398 515.
Steen Selmer is the local representative
for Danes Worldwide – contact him
via [email protected]
AQUA in concert at the Eatons Hill
Hotel on 31 October 2014 – tickets
through Oztix.
Our library is available to all members
and contains many wonderful books by
Danish authors – you may have read
them once, but they are always worth
another read. See the article on Leif
Panduro in this issue.
Mark Sunday 22 March 2015 in the
calendar, the playgroup will be
organising a garage sale or ‘loppemarked’ at the club. Empty your
cupboards and come in and give it a go
– more information to follow.
Saturday 15 November 2014 is the
date for the Christmas bazaar at the
Danish church in Mount Gravatt.
Membership fees are now due, get
your payment in before the president
rings!
Contact details for the Royal Danish
Consulate General in Brisbane
Consul General Lars Kirk
Suite 525, Level 5 Toowong Tower
9 Sherwood Road
Toowong QLD 4066
07 3374 3062
[email protected]
Been thinking about cleaning up the yard,
trimming the trees, fixing the picture
hooks or cleaning up around the house?
Give Henning a call straightaway!
Leif Panduro
Leif Thormod Panduro blev født den 18. april
1923 på Frederiksberg i København. Han var
uddannet tandlæge, men kunne ikke finde ud
af økonomien og gik konkurs.
Fra 1962 kunne han dog leve af sit
forfatterskab.
Leif Panduro modtog Kritikerprisen i 1963, De
gyldne laurbær i 1970 og Det danske
Akademis litteraturpris i 1971.
Han døde den 16. januar 1977.
Bøger af Leif Panduro
1957 - Av min guldtand (roman)
1958 - Rend mig i traditionerne (roman)
1960 - De uanstændige (roman)
1961 - Øgledage (roman)
1963 - Fern fra Danmark (roman)
1964 - Fejltagelser (roman)
1965 - Den gale mand (roman)
1966 - Vejen til Jylland (roman)
1968 - Farvel Thomas (tv-spil)
Hård barndom
1970 - Daniels anden verden (roman)
Leif Panduro voksede op hos slægtninge og
på børnehjem. Hans far blev skudt af modstandsbevægelsen under krigen, fordi han
var nazisympatisør. Hans mor blev sindssyg.
1971 - Bella og Et godt liv (tv-spil)
1971 - Vinduerne (roman)
Denne opvækst var medvirkende til, at
Panduro led af angstanfald, og at han i en
periode gik i psykoanalyse.
1972 - Amatørerne (roman)
Bøger som terapi
1973 - Den ubetænksomme elsker (roman)
Hans bøger blev en måde for ham at bearbejde sine problemer på. Gennem de psykiske problemer han selv havde, udviklede han
en helt særlig evne til at forstå andre
mennesker.
1974 - Den bedste af alle verdener (noveller)
Han udtalte fx, at han følte stor medlidenhed
med mennesker, der løj. De gjorde det
nemlig, fordi de havde et problem, der gjorde,
at de blev nødt til at lyve.
1972 - Selma, William og Benny (tre tv-spil)
1975 - Høfeber (roman)
1975 - Bertram og Lisa og Anne og Paul (to
tv-spil)
1977 - Louises hus (tv-spil)
1977 - Hvilken virkelighed (artikler)
Kendt og elsket
Panduro skrev både romaner og tv-spil.
Begge genrer gjorde ham meget kendt og
elsket som forfatter.
(kilde: www.dr.dk)
Historien om Tom’s Skildpadde
Rygtet siger, at den oprindelige Skildpadde er baseret på en tegning af Vilhelm
Hansen, der også er far til den berømte tegneseriefigur Rasmus Klump. Tegningen af
Skildpadden var Vilhelms første udkast til netop tegneserien Rasmus Klump. Forlaget
kunne i første omgang ikke bruge forslaget og forkastede idéen. Vilhelm var dog selv
godt tilfreds med tegningen, og Toms fik fingrene i den og den første chokoladeskildpadde blev udviklet. Senere kom Skildpadden alligevel med i Rasmus Klump-serien i
en birolle som Pilskadde.
Mangel på råvarer i efterkrigsårene
Efter 2. verdenskrig begyndte der at komme flere kakaobønner til Danmark, så
chokoladefabrikkerne kunne begynde at se på en fornyelse af deres sortiment.
Toms gik efter produkter, der lagde mindst muligt beslag på de dyrebare
kakaobønner. Samtidig ville man udvikle produkter, der kunne tage markedsandele
fra konkurrenterne. Det gjaldt nemlig om at få så mange rationeringsmærker som
muligt, for de dannede grundlag for bevillingen af råvarer.
Frøen som inspiration
Galle & Jessen havde stor succes med deres chokolade Frø. Toms lod sig inspirere af
denne succes og besluttede at fremstille en Skildpadde med romcreme, da chokolade
med en anelse spiritus var populært.
Skildpadde på 16 g
I oktober 1948 kunne sælgerne fra Toms præsentere en vaskeægte nyhed – en 16 g
skildpadde, som kunne sælges for 20 øre. Den fandt hurtigt sin plads i forretningernes sortiment. Det var nu ikke nogen kunst, enhver nyhed blev modtaget med
kyshånd!
Drømmen om at stjæle markedsandele fra Galle & Jessen blev ikke rigtig til noget, for
det viste sig hurtigt, at de to produkter kunne
sælges side om side. Dog hoppede frøen lystigt af
sted ud af forretningerne i samme omfang som
tidligere, mens skildpadden kravlede sindigt
bagefter med en fornuftig omsætning.
Chokoladerationering slut
I 1950 stoppede chokoladerationeringen og
chokoladefabrikkerne kunne indlede en decideret
konkurrence. Toms havde blandt andet fokus på de markedsandele, der kunne flyttes
fra frø til Skildpadde.
Som tiden gik, forblev mønsteret det samme, Toms havde et acceptabelt salg af
Skildpadder; men Galle & Jessen bevarede deres altdominerende rolle med deres frø.
Andre firmaer drømte om at støde frøen væk fra tronen. Anthon Berg barslede med
en mariehøne, Cloetta med en hare.
Toms prøvede endnu en gang midt i 50’erne ved at relancere Skildpadderne i en flot
disk-venlig salgskarton samtidig med, at der blev produceret en ny gaveæske i et
moderne design. Lige meget hjalp det, Galle & Jessen forblev kongen af det lille dyr
med creme i maven. Alle udmeldte deres ”smådyr” undtagen Toms, som trods alt
havde et produkt, der udgjorde så mange tons, at Skildpadden fik lov at blive.
Toms flytter til Ballerup
I 1960 og årene derefter fik Toms på grund af fabrikkens udflytning til Ballerup meget
andet at tænke på. I 1965 kom skildpadden tilbage i søgelyset, da dens salgstal
begyndte at dale. Problemstillingen var nu en helt anden. Man skulle ikke bekrige
frøen, men finde en løsning for at bevare egen markedsandel. Konklusionen blev, at
folk havde fået lidt flere penge mellem hænderne, så der var basis for at fremstille
flere 50 øres produkter.
Kæmpe Skildpadden blev udviklet
Toms besluttede, at en Skildpadde i dobbelt størrelse måtte være sagen. Dog mente
man, at en stor Skildpadde med romcreme ikke var børnevenlig. Derimod havde man
succes med en karamelfyldning, og i 1967 kunne Toms præsentere Kæmpe
Skildpadden på 28 g med både karamel- og romcreme. Den nye Skildpadde solgte
ikke så godt i starten, men efter at man pakkede den i den velkendte stanniol
indpakning blev den hurtigt populær, og lige så hurtigt fik den sit øgenavn ”den
gravide Skildpadde”.
De to Skildpadder solgtes nu side om side, men mens Kæmpe Skildpaddens
popularitet voksede støt, sygnede Skildpadden på 16 g hen og blev taget ud af
sortimentet i 1973.
Den klassiske Galle & Jessen Frø nåede at blive 100 år i 2002, hvorefter den blev
afløst af en Toms Frø i større udgave, men en anden fyldning, som levede frem til
2011.
I 2004 udviklede Toms en Mini Skildpadde på 10gr. Fyldet er det samme som i
Kæmpe Skildpadden.
Dansk Legegruppe
Vores danske legegruppe mødes hver fredag i Heimdals lokaler fra 9.30 til kl 11.30.
Aldersgruppen er fra 0 til 5 år, søskende til yngre børn er selvfølgelig velkommen i
ferierne.
Vi starter altid med formiddagskaffe og hjemmebagte boller, efterfølgende varierer
aktiviteterne med fri leg, hoppeborg, tegning og sanglege mv. Vi skiftes til at medbringe
boller og tilbehør.
Vi betaler $2 hver gang per familie, medlemskab af Playgroup Queensland og den
danske klub Heimdal er en betingelse.
Nye medlemmer er meget velkomne til at komme og være med.
For yderligere information kontakt:
Iben [email protected] 0434 933 953
Study & Stay in Australia?
Your door to the best in Australian Education & Training….
IAE Study In Australia is owned and operated by a Dane – Riborg Andersen – a former teacher and senior
government employee, with a strong background in both Danish and Australian education and training. We
are a professional International Education Agent, with over 18 years’ experience.
Did you know that when Denmark decided that it wanted every senior secondary student to have an
international experience, the Danish Undervisningsministeriet invited Riborg, as the only Australia
representative, to run workshops for Danish secondary schools seeking to establish relationships with
international counterparts, to encourage their students to have an international study experience? Using our
knowledge and expertise, we help Danish (and many other international students) to come and study in
Australia. Do you have family or friends in Denmark wanting to come and study in Australia?
We are here to help.
 For individual students, we can help you to find a suitable school, college or university taking into
account a student’s academic background, family/friendship ties in Australia, their strengths and
interests, budget and aims. We place students into primary and secondary schools, TAFEs and
universities all over Australia.
 For Danish schools, colleges and universities, we can help you to identify suitable partner
institutions in Australia, and develop successful Study Abroad programs. Over the years, we have
established such programs between Australian institutions and schools/colleges in Aalborg, Aarhus,
Skanderborg, Silkeborg, Køge and Roskilde among other places.
Tell us what your aims are, and we can find the best way forward. Did you know Australia now offers a 485
Graduate Visa for students graduating from any 2-year Australian Bachelor or Master’s degree, and wanting
to stay in Australia for another 2 years to work and/or play? Want to know more? Ask us. And the best
news …We do not charge any service fee, as we are paid by the Australian schools, colleges and
universities. We look forward to hearing from you.
Contact: Riborg Andersen [email protected] or phone 07 3852 5511
‘Fiercely feminine and deeply powerful’ – Agnes Obel
Marking the first time the talented songstress will tour Australia, Danish singer/songwriter Agnes
Obel brings her masterful skills behind the piano and in front of the mic to audiences at the Old
Museum.
With her mother a brilliant musician and her father a collector of instruments, it’s only natural that
Agnes mastered the piano from a very young age. By the release of debut album Philharmonics in
2010 Agnes was announced as a force to be reckoned with. Drawing comparisons to Joni Mitchell,
Carole King and admitted influence French composer Erik Satie, Philharmonics sold over 450,000
copies across Europe. It achieved Platinum status in France and Belgium, Gold in Holland and five
times platinum in her native Denmark, where it spent seven consecutive weeks at #1.
Her second album Aventine cemented Agnes’ place as a masterful composer, perfectly framing
her piano and vocals with cello for a deeper, richer sound that never compromised the delicate
intimacy that had made her debut so unique. Aventine once again scored Agnes a #1 in her
homeland and reached top ten albums charts all through Europe, also soaring to #28 on the US
Billboard Top Heatseekers chart. If critics weren’t already paying attention to Agnes, they were
now, as Aventine collected near universal acclaim.
Agnes is as adept a performer as she is a composer and once on-stage can translate the intimacy
and tension of her harmonies into a spellbinding display of raw talent and a master class of live
performance. Having mesmerised audiences throughout Europe, Agnes Obel’s Australian
performances are a rare opportunity to see a remarkable talent in an exceptional venue.
Presented by Frontier Touring
Agnes Obel will be performing at the Old Museum in Gregory Terrace,
Spring Hill, on Tuesday 25 November 2014
Do you need Danish beer, snaps, chocolate or licorice? We can help you
find it.
Price list
Beer
Tuborg ‘Green’ 24x33cl (bottles)
Tuborg ‘Red’ 24x33cl (cans)
Tuborg Classic 24x33cl (cans)
Tuborg Julebryg 24x33 cl (cans)
Tuborg ‘Gold’ 24x33 cl (cans)
Carlsberg Black Gold 24x33cl (cans)
$ 60
$ 65
$ 55
$ 60
$ 60
$ 60
Snaps
Jubilæum 100 cl
Taffel (Rød Aalborg)100 cl
O P Anderson Akvavit 100 cl
Skåneakvavit 100 cl
Aalborg Porse 70 cl
$ 70
$ 70
$ 65
$ 60
$ 55
Aalborg Dild 70 cl
Brøndum 70 cl
$ 55
$ 55
Bitters
Gammel Dansk 100 cl
Dr Nielsens Bitter 70 cl
1-Enkelt 100 cl
$ 65
$ 50
$ 65
Other
Blå Ga-Jol 100 cl (original)
Gul Ga-Jol 100 cl (salt)
Grøn Ga-Jol 70 cl (salmiak)
Faxe Free 24x33 cl cans
$ 55
$ 55
$ 55
$ 35
How to order and pay:
By email
[email protected]
By phone 0437 612 913
Payment by EFT to Heimdal’s account at Suncorp Bank
BSB 484-799 Account 02495 1468
ONLY AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS OF THE DANISH ASSOCIATION HEIMDAL INC
Fish balls, chocolate, licorice and other goodies – mainly from Denmark
100 g containers / $2.50:
Toms Ama’r bidder
Toms Heksehyl
Toms Chokofanter
Haribo Pinocchiokugler
Haribo Salminger
Haribo Lakridsmasker
Haribo Labre Larver
Haribo Saltbomber
Haribo Lakridsæg
Carletti Saltlinser
Carletti Lakridspinde
Toms Pålægschokolade
(milk or dark) 45 g
Haribo Super Piratos 425 g
Haribo Matador Mix 500 g
Haribo Click Mix 425 g
Haribo Rotella 500 g
Pingvin Poletter 140 g
Pingvin Heksehyl 140 g
$ 2.50
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
$ 4.00
$ 4.00
Pingvin Blue Jeans 140 g $ 4.00
Pingvin Lakrids 140 g
$ 4.00
Pingvin Seksløbermix 140 g $ 4.00
Pingvin Blanding 300 g
$ 6.00
Pingvin Stangmix 300 g
$ 6.00
Pingvin Tommestok 25 g
$ 1.00
Bon Bon Hurlumhej mix
$ 7.00
350 g
Toms Bridgeblanding 250 g$ 6.00
Haribo Matador Mix 140 g $ 4.00
Ga-Jol Blå, sort, gul
2 x 23 g
$ 3.00
Odense marcipan 200 g $ 7.50
Odense nougat 100 g
$ 3.50
Odense dessert pistaciemasse 200 g
$ 7.00
Lykkeberg Fiskeboller 400 g $ 4.00
ABBA fish balls (375 g tins) $ 5.00
Bouillon, lobster sauce or shrimp sauce
AMANDA cod roe (200 g) $ 5.00
CHOKOLADE
Anthon Berg Marcipanbrød 40 g
Anthon Berg Plum in Madeira 275 g
Anthon Berg Apricot in Brandy 275 g
Anthon Berg Apricot in Brandy
Anthon Berg Luxury Gold 400 g
Anthon Berg Opera Mints 350 g
Anthon Berg Opera Mints 150 g
Toms Kæmpeskildpadder 4 x 28 g
Toms Kæmpeskildpadder 28 g
Toms Snebolde 139 g
Toms Orangegrene 75 g
Toms Orangebuer 75 g
Toms Aakander 125 g
Toms Mimoser 125 g
PRIS
2.00
10.00
10.00
1.50
25.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
1.50
6.00
4.00
4.00
6.00
6.00
Tired of that creaking garage door? Get Steen to fix it!
SCANDINAVIAN FESTIVAL 14 SEPTEMBER 2014
RAFFLE WINNERS!
Description
Ticket Name
1
2
3
Scanpan cookware donated by Scanpan
Scanpan cookware donated by Scanpan
Nilfisk Elite Superior Black vacuum
cleaner donated by Nilfisk
3900 Bev Teske
2279 Anders Tuominen
2985 Lydiale
4
5
IKEA gift voucher donated by IKEA
Pest treatment and termite inspection
donated by MAGNUM Pest Control
3338 Marie McIntyre
1060 Paul Murray
6
Vintage Ladies 7-speed Classic bicycle
donated by Reid Cycles
7
Ecco laptop bag in black leather donated
by Ecco
8
Men's Vintage Roadster bicycle donated
by Reid Cycles
9
Watch from Triwa donated by Triwa
10 ANT gold-plated silver ring by Björg
11 PANDORA Moments sterling silver
bracelet with clips and charms donated
by PANDORA
12 Gift card for Coles/Myer donated by
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics
13 Bay of Islands Family cruise (2 adults
and 2 children) donated by Brisbane
Cruises Pty Ltd
14 Scanpan dumpling pan donated by
Scanpan
15 Scanpan dumpling pan donated by
Scanpan
16 Scanpan dumpling pan donated by
Scanpan
17 B&O Play head set grey donated by B&O
18 Georg Jensen 'Legacy' bread basket
donated by Danish Association Heimdal
648 Mervi Lantiainen
143 Vanessa Yigithas
3476 David Skinner
968 Sven
4170 Hayley Dale
3789 Stephanie Fitje
2037 Tim Kallioinen
4 Meaghan Gately
390 Belinda Ide
3833 Lauren Milner
4212 Lene Simpson
2262 Maud J
3885 Rebecca Wright
19 LEGO Heartlake Shopping Mall donated
by LEGO
20 Gift voucher for Tiny Trolls donated by
Tiny Trolls
21 Gift voucher for Underwear of Sweden
donated by Underwear of Sweden
3938 Suzann Payne
22 LEGO Police Station donated by LEGO
23 Hamper donated by Viking Cruises
24 Gift voucher for Copenhagen Delights
donated by Copenhagen Delights
3751 Lis & Jørgen Skov
4918 Ross Gilbert
333 Tytti Ekberg
25 Gift voucher for Copenhagen Delights
donated by Copenhagen Delights
4775 Elvira Jorgensen
3621 Andrew Werner
165 Ivan
26 Stockholm' package with tea and Sami
bracelet donated by Swedelicious
861 P Nott
27 2 Outdoor 45x45 cushions (with fill)
donated by Monica Werner Designs
566 Helene V S
28 Hamper donated by Brisbane Estonian
Society
29 Gift voucher for Underwear of Sweden
donated by Underwear of Sweden
391 Belinda Ide
1565 Madeleine Everett
30 Georg Jensen 2014 Christmas Decoration
donated by Danish Association Heimdal
RRP
31 Gift voucher for Rogue Bar+Bistro
donated by Rogue Bar+Bistro
3979 Paul Rowell
32 Hamper donated by Finnair
33 LEGO Family House donated by LEGO
34 Hamper donated by Brisbane Estonian
Society
35 Traditional Norwegian Rosemaling
handpainted on tray donated by
Norwegian Club
36 Gift voucher for $100 donated by
Trambas Shoes
37 Marimekko cushion covers (2) 50 x 50 cm
38 Sødahl Design round table cloth 170 cm
diameter
39 3 superb Pinot Noirs donated by Glenda
Livingstone
40 Beauty product donated by Kalimna Spa
41 LEGO Heartlake High donated by LEGO
42 Wall Rack in walnut donated by
Bambino Home
43 Christmas Advent Candle Holder donated
by Swedes Down Under
44 ENJO cleaning products
45 LEGO Mountain Hut donated by LEGO
46 LEGO Arctic Outpost donated by LEGO
3026 Yvonne Crome
688 Russell Wheeler
2009 Narelle Petch
47 Tiger Bag donated by Heartfelt Designs
2774 Robyn Ansoul
4951 Betty Pavey
2552 Sam Hutchinson
69 Michelle Colgrave
4884 Merry-J VillesenHornum
2555 Lea Hirvela
263 Thor Harrison
1558 Lisa Molvig
4403 Amanda Watts
591 Richard von Schrenk
1165 Paul Anderson
701 Eero Lantiainen
4552 M Croft
398 Belinda Ide
48 3 lovely reds donated by F H Bertling
3800 Madeleine S
49 3 lovely reds donated by F H Bertling
3493 Eoin O'Donovan
50 Sydney Opera House 3D jigsaw puzzle
167 Emma Dummin
51 Cookbook by Annabel Langbein "simple
pleasures"
52 Gift voucher for Underwear of Sweden
donated by Underwear of Sweden
1496 Rich
388 Lis Harrison
53 Norwegian Reindeer Cheese cutter with
accessories
1707 Monique Dall
54 Beauty product donated by Kalimna Spa
3552 Julia McLauchlan
55 Gift voucher for Feel Goodz deli café,
Woody Point
3830 Arto Kykkanen
56 Gift voucher for Tea and Bisque
Ceramics, Sandgate
1523 Danny
57 Holmegaard Christmas candle holders
568 Helene V S
58 Gift voucher for Scandic Café,
Maroochydore
59 Cards by Lars Vester Art
60 Cards by Lars Vester Art
61 Cards by Lars Vester Art
62 Cards by Lars Vester Art
63 Cards by Lars Vester Art
64 Cards by Lars Vester Art
65 Cards by Lars Vester Art
66 Cards by Lars Vester Art
67 Cards by Lars Vester Art
68 Cards by Lars Vester Art
69 4 candles and candle snuffer on a plate
70 Car detailing kit donated by Super Cheap
Auto Redcliffe
71 Double pass for 'We are the Best'
3365 Melissa Cain
72 Double pass for 'We are the Best'
4159 Skye Ring
73 Double pass for 'We are the Best'
4283 Jennifer Nielsen
74 Double pass for 'We are the Best'
343 Kari Ovaskainen
75 Double pass for 'We are the Best'
4794 Janet Sondergaard
76
Tea towel with Christmas wreath
decoration donated by KAJSA
Thanks to our many sponsors for their
generous donations.
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Felicity McKenzie
Troy Jack
Sofia Jonsson
Chris Croft
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628 Sirpa Koskela
4002 Anthony Morel
Free lecture: The History of
Norwegians in Australia
Come and listen to historian and author Fredrik Larsen Lund!
Friday 24 October @ 7pm. Venue: St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, 25
Wickham Tce, Brisbane.
Vikings Down Under: Based on his brand-new book Nedenunder
og hjem (Down Under and Back Again), Fredrik will present the
history of Norwegian settlement in Australia.
During an engaging and fun one-hour talk you will hear
stories about convicts and explorers, sailors and settlers,
soldiers and nurses, murderers and prostitutes – and many
other common men and women.
Fredrik has gathered information about Norwegians in Australia for four
years, and he would now like to share his results and stories with you all.
For more information visit www.reisefredrik.com. The lecture will be given in
English. Anyone with an interest in the topic is welcome to this free event!
Read it!
330 pages full of original stories
about Norwegians in Australia.
Historian Fredrik Larsen Lund has spent
years researching Norwegian immigration
and settlement on the Australian continent.
His book Nedenunder og hjem (Vega Publ.
Co., Oslo) is released in Norwegian in
September 2014. It is the most comprehensive work ever published on the topic.
If you come to the lecture, you can buy
the book for a discounted net price of
AUD 50. There are a limited number of
copies available, so please order one for
yourself by sending an email to
[email protected].
In cooperation with the Norwegian Club of QLD
Supported by
Dansk for Børn
Danish for Kids
Lessons for kids aged 4 – 6 start on Saturday mornings
9am till 10 am on 11th October at Camira.
These structured lessons are a fun way for young children to learn
Danish through songs, games, books, flashcards and activities. It is a
language program pedagogically designed for small children.
The children have so much fun that they don’t even know that they
are learning.
For more information contact Pia (Danish teacher for 15 years)
on 0408 733 160 or [email protected]
How you can help your child learn Danish:

If your child knows some Danish, read Danish story books to them. If he/she
doesn't know how to speak Danish, you can read fairy tales by replacing
some words with Danish words.
 Music is universal. Play Danish CDs in the car or at home as background
music. Studies have shown that even background music can increase
children's vocabulary.
 Playing games like hide and seek by counting in Danish.
 Children love watching cartoons. You can find tons of Danish cartoons
available online.
One of the best ways of practising Danish is giving your child opportunities to
interact with other kids who can speak Danish. Join the Danish Playgroup who
meet at the Danish Club every Friday, attend Sunday School at the Danish Church
at Mt Gravatt or join the kids’ Danish classes.