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President’s Message
Dear Members:
I wish to thank all who participated in the Syttende Mai parade in Ballard. Queen Kay and King Bob were once again
smiling and waving to the crowds and were a big hit with the kids. Princess Julia was aglow in the back of Mike’s MG and
it was fun to hear the kids call her name. To all the others who participated in the parade representing Bothell Lodge I
cannot begin to tell you how much I appreciate your devotion to the lodge. As we were trying to count heads we believe
we had around 40 members and friends in the parade. HIP HIP HURRAH.
As we prepare to move into the summer months I want to thank everyone for all of the time and work that you have put
into the lodge in the last 5 months. Preparing and running all of the classes and events that we have hosted here at the lodge
is above and beyond reproach. Selma and her crew putting together the Rummage Sale and its success as well all the
donations from our members made for a great sale. All of our members work hard and your efforts have not gone
unnoticed. I appreciate all that you the members do to make Bothell one of the most talked about lodges in the district.
As I look thru the summer we have the Fourth of July parade, Border Fest, Steak Fry at Trollhaugen, District 2 Golf
tournament and many other activities. Make sure you check your Nyheter, for all the upcoming events and classes here at
the lodge and elsewhere.
Remember, as the summer approaches be careful and have fun. I look forward to seeing all of you at the summer events
and again in the fall. Be safe in your travels and remember if you have not talked to someone lately give them a call or get
together you will love the feeling of getting together and sharing a little friendship.
Again I wish to thank all the members for the hard work you are doing to keep our lodge one of the best in District 2.
Have a Great Summer
Bill
Save the Date!
Lodge Night
Steak Fry
Lodge Night
June 18
July 18
August 20
6 pm Social
6:30 pm Dinner – Hot
Dogs & Burgers
7:30 pm Program &
Meeting
Annual Steak Fry at
Trollhaugen Lodge
6 pm Social – Classic
Car Show
6:30 pm Dinner –
Potluck & Steak BBQ
7:30 pm Program &
Meeting
Activities start at 11am
Dinner: 3:30 pm
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2015 Lodge Officers, Trustees and Support Officers
Executive Board: President Vice-‐President Counselor Secretary Financial Secretary Treasurer Trustees: Bill Hicks 425-‐672-‐0194 James Wraalstad 425-‐823-‐0247 Carleen Lorenz 425-‐357-‐9020 Marlene Bissell 425-‐337-‐4007 Bob Schertzl 425-‐582-‐2211 Bill Fosmoe 206-‐782-‐5175 Officers/Directors: Social Director Asst. Social Director Cultural Director Membership Sports Director Youth Director Publicity Director Marshall Assistant Marshall Inner Greeter Outer Greeter Greeters: Financial Counselor District 2 Information: Kay Schertzl 425-‐582-‐2211 Keren Thompson 425-‐736-‐4073 Selma Snaring 425-‐385-‐2144 Joan Wraalstad 425-‐823-‐0247 David Williams 206-‐484-‐3743 Seth Tufteland 206-‐605-‐4112 Laurie Beach 425-‐949-‐7094 Kristine Mohar 206-‐465-‐8938 Marlis Pehling 425-‐488-‐4545 Trish Lundeen 425-‐483-‐5640 Joyce Burlingame 206-‐362-‐4156 Freda Howard 425-‐672-‐4508 Molly Thompson 206-‐546-‐2962 Jerry Label 425-‐640-‐9830 www.sonsofnorway2.com Sons of Norway Blog: www.sonsofnorwayblog.blogspot.com Trollhaugen Lodge www.trollhaugensofn.com 2014-‐2016 2014-‐2016 2015-‐2017 2015-‐2017 2015-‐2017 2015 2015 Chris Hicks Mike Nelson Tap Ames Wayne Lawson Ivar Thompson Ken Howard Mary Lawson Seth Tufteland 425-‐672-‐0194 425-‐486-‐5275 425-‐894-‐0034 425-‐398-‐0689 425-‐736-‐4073 425-‐672-‐4508 425-‐398-‐0689 206-‐605-‐4112 Support Officers: Librarian Editor Webmaster Website Sunshine Musician Auditors: Foundation Dir. Historian Marlis Pehling 425-‐488-‐4545 Joan Wraalstad 425-‐823-‐0247 Martin Ng 425-‐487-‐6688 www.bothellsonsofnorway.org Eileen Hippe 206-‐365-‐1774 Carol Garberg John McTernan Marion Vedell Judy Trueb Vicki Nelson OPEN **This information is for official Sons of Norway business use
only. Use of this information for solicitation or commercial
purpose is a violation of the Sons of Norway privacy policy and is
strictly prohibited.
The Nyheter is a publication of Sons of Norway Bothell Lodge 2-106. The Nyheter is published 10 times per year.
January through May, a Summer edition, and September through December. Articles for publication for the month must
be submitted no later than the 21st of each month.
Please submit your article via email only. (no phone or verbal submissions) to:
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Bothell Sons of Norway Membership Information Adult Membership (24 years or older) $48.50/year Spouse Membership
Heritage Membership (15 years old & younger)
$43.50/year
FREE
Unge Venner Membership
(16 – 23 years old)
$28.50/year (with parent or grandparent Adult Membership) FREE Fees Are Current as of January 1, 2015 and membership forms are available by the Bothell Lodge front door.
Completed applications should be given to the Lodge Vice-President or Financial Secretary for review by the Board
and an acceptance vote by Lodge Members.
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Scholarships Awarded
Carl Stavney
Carl Stavney, Jordan Meyer and Sydney Dybing were
each awarded a $1,000.00 Ray Berg Memorial
Scholarship at the May Lodge Meeting.
The son of Eric Stavney, Carl will graduate from Shorecrest
High School in Shoreline. Carl has been in the Running
Start Program attending classes at Shoreline Community
College and will continue to take classes in the fall majoring
in creative writing. Besides being busy with Ultimate
Frisbee, Writers and Glee Clubs, Carl is a volunteer with the
Food Bank and Friends of the Hylebos who work to keep
our communities green and healthier.
He has also been active with the Bothell Lodge youth group
and helping with many functions at the Lodge. Carl stated
he has always enjoyed stories and his long time goal is to
create stories and characters that make people think and ask
questions.
The granddaughter of Robert Dybing, Sydney will graduate
from Liberty High School in Renton. She will attend
Washington University in St Louis studying geology,
geosciences or physics. She has won awards for her
scholastics and high PSAT score. She has balanced her
scholastics as president of the Robotic Club and belonging to
Physettes, a girl’s science club, section leader in band,
varsity swim team , soccer and working in the Discovery
Corp at the Pacific Science Center for over 3 years where
she came up with several hands on activities so children
could understand the concept of ultrasound. Her long-term
goal is to earn a PHD and do research.
Sydney Dybing
The grandson of Randy and Carol Garberg, Jordan will graduate from
Kamiak High School in Muklilteo and has chosen to attend the
University of Washington in the fall and major In Physiology. He
became a physical therapy patient after injuring his back and during his
recovery found a passion for therapeutic rehabilitation and proceeded to
volunteer at the clinic after his recovery. He has been a member of the
National Honor Society,
Vice President of DECA, played baseball all four years in high school
including the Bombers Select Team and did an internship at Cascade
Rehabilitation Associates in Mukilteo.
His future goal is to earn a Doctorate of Physical Therapy and own and
operate his own clinic.
Jordan Meyer
Camp Scholarship Awards
Congratulations to Diana Hicks and Will Phillips who are this year’s camp scholarship awardees.
Each was awarded $300.00 toward their camp fee. Both will be going to Trollhaugen.
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Trustee Corner
I would like to thank, Mike Nelson for be Trustee of the
Month, for the month of May 2015.
The Trustee of the month is to check the Lodge
inside and out, at least once a week during the month.
He or she can check the Lodge at their convenience for
possible problem’s, water leaks, doors or windows left
open, trees or branch’s down, if the heat has been
turned down and all lights have been turned off. This is
very important in the summer months; because of the
Lodge being used less and not as much traffic coming
through.
The Trustee’s for the summer months of 2015
will be as follows.
June – Chris Hicks
July – Ivar Thompson
Aug – Seth Tufteland
Sept – Wayne Lawson
Silent Auction – October
Meeting
Since a great time was had by all who
participated in the Silent Auction last October we
are going to do it again at the October Lodge
Meeting. This auction benefits the Ray Berg
Memorial Scholarship Fund. This auction along
with the sales from the raffles, calendars, note
cards and memorial donations allows the lodge to
award scholarships to college bound high school
graduates.
Please keep this auction in mind when you are
traveling and shopping this summer and would
like to donate an item and support our youth.
Enjoy your Summer!
Laurie Beach
Scholarship Committee Chairperson
Thank You Mike Nelson, Lead Trustee
Lefse Class
I will be having a Lefse Class on Saturday October 17, 2015. 9:00am - Noon. We will be using the Lodge
recipe from Elesa Hanson. Each student will learn to cook, rice, pat, roll, bake, turn and cool potato Lefse and
take some home to share with their friends and family. We will provide everything that is needed for the class,
but if you have your own Rolling Pin, Turning Stick or other item’s you would like to try out or show, please
feel free to bring them. The class will last for about 3 hours, so we should be done by noon. The charge for the
class will be $10.00 for Bothell Lodge members and $15.00 for non-members. Registration is required; please
call 425-486-5275 to sign up. For those of you who already know how to make Lefse, please come and help
show how it is done and monitor the students. (Call and let me know if you can help) Those who will be
assisting will not be charged for the class and you will take some Lefse home.
If you have any questions, please call me (425-486-5275)
Thank you, Mike Nelson
SUNSHINE REPORT
April 24,2015 -- A Birthday Card was sent to Dorrine Strandrud. She will
celebrate her 90th Birthday on April 30th.
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SPECTACULAR COLLABORATIVE
SUCCESS (THE RUMMAGE SALE)
I express a humungous “Thank You” to my “Energizer Bunny” co-workers, Solveig Lindstrom and Ragnild
Jonassen.
We attribute the success of this rummage sale to us, the determined and dedicated worker bees who hauled,
received, cleaned, polished, priced and re-packaged the donated merchandise for four months.
The variety of high quality donations from lodge members, their neighbors and friends was well noted by many of
our customers, as were the well-organized tables. Some were very pleased and asked to repeat the sale next year----the answer, not likely!!
Without the diligence and aggressive advertising by Laurie Beach and placement on our reader board by Seth
Tufteland few would have known about the sale. Our handsome VIKING MASCOT, David Williams, dressed in
Viking garb, stood out by our street sign, received car honks and a box of fresh donuts, which he shared.
The set up for the sale began Tuesday May 5 with a crew of 12, Wednesday May 6 with a day crew of 7 to haul
boxes up from the basement, Wednesday May 6 with a night crew of 7 to set up the tables, Thursday May 7 with a
crew of 23 to place donations on the tables inside and outside, Friday May 8 with a crew of 20, Saturday May 9
with a crew of 23, to sell-sell-sell.
The “Energizer Bunny” crew was:
Mike Nelson, Ivar Thompson, Bob/Kay Schertzl, Ken/Freda Howard, Stig/Cherly Berg, Gary/Myrna Ramstad,
Dolores Misner, Joyce Burlingame, Yuka Nakata, Marlys Melrose, Annie Willyard, John/Darcy McTernan,
Marilyn Frosvig, Diana Brunkow, Janet Johnson, Janie Putts, Liv/Bjorn Warford, Robert Bergstrom, Tap/Sue
Ames, Marlis Pehling, Trina Patrick, Bob Steed, Bruce Lowe, Ivan/Molly Thompson, Greta Dixon, Bill Fosmoe,
Ellie Fife, Sam Brogger, Vicki Nelson, Laurie Beach, Chris/Diana/Bill Hicks, Heather Nelson, Marilyn Hansen.
It was a very pleasant experience to work with the Salvation Army who hauled away the leftovers.
Selma Snaring, Cultural Chairman
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And the winners at our Bunko Night on April 24th were:
Most Games
1st – Marjorie Wight
2nd – Wayne Lawson
3rd - Judy Terrill
Most Bunkos
1st Selma Snaring
2nd Solveig Lindstrom
3rd Dianna Brunkow
Last Bunko
Patti Blegan
BOTHELL SONS OF NORWAY DANCES
Returning in September –TIME CHANGE: 7:00 PM TO 10:00 PM
September 5, 2015 – Dance to the music of SYLVIA ( Ya Sure Ya BetchaYa Band)
For more information: Ken & Freda Howard 425-672-4508
SAVE YOUR CANCELED STAMPS
Our Financial Benefits Counselor is:
JERRY LABEL
425-640-9830 or [email protected]
Cut around the canceled stamps,
leaving 1/2”around the stamps, so as
not to damage the perforations, and
bring them to the lodge. This is an
ongoing project and Tubfrim appreciates your
contributions.
If you have any questions, or would like more
information, please call Nancy or Lenus at
206-632-1605.
THE SCANDINAVIAN HOUR
KKNW 1150AM
With Doug Warne as your host.
Saturday mornings 9:00 am to 10:00 am
SONS OF NORWAY NAME BADGES
Pin Back: $ 9.00 each; Magnetic Back $10.00 each
Trying to put names and faces together? Wearing a name badge helps all members, new and old, in getting
to know who’s who. Please order your name badge from Joyce Burlingame at our next meeting or call her
at 206-362-4156 or email her at [email protected], making sure the spelling is correct. When you get
your badge, don’t forget to wear it!
The Raffle Door Prize results from May lodge night were:
Received $54, $27 was given to the Scholarship Program. The three $9 winners were John McTernan,
Solveig Lindstrom and Laurie Beach, who donated her $9 to the Scholarship Program.
The Membership Drawing for $5 was not awarded to Gail Larson, Kassie Goforth or Del Benson who
were not present during the drawing. Next month’s drawing will be for $10.00.
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LESE GRUPPE
(“Reading Group”)
PLEASE JOIN US! All are welcome. Lese Gruppe will meet on Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. at the
Bothell Lodge.
At our May meeting, we discussed The Cyanide Canary by Joseph Hilldorfer and Robert Dugoni. It is an
alarmingly true story but is enthralling as fiction. In 1996 in Soda Springs, Idaho, a 20-year-old worker was
seriously injured when he was exposed to cyanide poisoning in the fertilizing plant where he worked. For more
than four years Environmental Protection Agent Hilldorfer, U.S. Attorney Robert Dugoni, and others struggled
to expose the owner, Allan Elias, for the lack of safety regulations at the plant. It is a story of greed and evil, as
well as the tireless work of the agents, and eventual justice in the courtroom.
We will not meet in July and August; meetings will be resume in September on the second Thursdays at 10:00
a.m. at the Bothell Lodge:
June: An Untamed Heart by Lauraine Snelling
September: Work Song by Ivan Doig
It is not required that you read the book in order to attend the meeting. To check out books from the Sons of
Norway library, please sign the logbook located on the counter in the Fireside Room.
For information about Lese Gruppe, please contact Myrna Ramstad at (206) 365-6913.
Library Corner
We have a delightful nonfiction addition to our Library called The Promise Fulfilled, by Odd Lovall. It is a
portrait of Norwegian Americans today. This book details the Norwegian presence in America starting in 1825
with the sloop Restauration carrying the first boatload of Norwegian immigrants, and details the continuous
Norwegian-American history to the present day. Descendants of those immigrants are still called “sloopers.”
This book describes the settlements in the Midwest, the Great Lakes area, and the large Norwegian settlement in
the Pacific Northwest. There are wonderful pictures as well as statistical tables stating everything from religious
affiliations, to jobs, to ethnicity at colleges. The book has been beautifully researched for all kinds of
information. Page 151 even describes a halibut fishing boat from Seattle. The gentleman interviewed was in my
sister’s high school class at Ballard High. In fact, growing up, we never had to pay for halibut because my
grandparents’ fishermen friends gave them fresh halibut right off the boat at Fishermen’s Terminal, which was
immediately shared with us. There are also some pictures of skiing events, including an interview with Olav
Pedersen, who started the Ski for Light school, which teaches blind students. There is so much fascinating
information in this book that it is not possible to describe everything here. Just check it out to find out more
fascinating facts.
Marlis Pehling
Librarian
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Social Director’s Report
Kay Schertzl
We had a wonderful evening at our Bothell Lodge May meeting. It started with a bountiful table of delicious,
international potluck dishes. The Youth Group, led by Seth Tufteland, then presented a great program of
Norwegian folk dances. Did you notice the fancy footwork involved? The last dance, the Stick Dance, was
especially impressive. In my opinion, we have the best youth group in the area, and that adds energy and
dimension to our lodge. So tusen takk ( a thousand thanks) to Seth, and our great young people.
Speaking of young people, we honored several of them that evening, giving out three college and two camp
scholarships. We selected our younger royalty. Our lovely princess Julia Olsby has agreed to another year
reign. AND, here is a first! We have a prince as well! Two male candidates stepped up for that position, and Will
Phillips was chosen by draw. Hiccup, his Norwegian name, will add a fun dimension to our royal family. We are
the only lodge that I am aware of that has a prince as well as a princess! Gratulerer med
dagen...congratulations...to all of you!
Get out your calendars and mark the following events.
June 18, our fantastic youth group will kick off summer by serving us a hot dog and burger dinner.
6:00 Social
6:30 Hot dog and Burger dinner
7:30 Brief business meeting
July 4th, the annual Bothell 4th of July parade. We will leave the lodge about 10:00 with our Viking ship and our
royalty. Come ride or walk with us!
There is no general meeting in July.
August 20, our annual Steak and Chicken BBQ. Bring a side dish for the pot luck; the lodge provides the steak and
chicken. And remember, since it is a pot luck, to bring your own plates, silverware and glasses. That evening will
also include the Classic Car Show and a performance by a nyckelharpa group.
6:00 Social
6:30 Pot luck and BBQ, car show and music
7:30 Brief business meeting
The September 17th meeting starts our fall season. The two camp scholarship recipients, Diana Hicks and Will
Phillips, will give their reports on camp, and perhaps the next round of Norwegian kings will show up. Bill Hicks
is in charge of the dinner, which I am calling "Hick's Surprise", since he hasn't decided on the menu. But we know
it will be good!
There is a lot going on in the district this summer. Editor Joan is listing events of other area lodges. I encourage
you to attend some of them for your own enjoyment, to meet other Sons of Norway members, and to support
other local lodges.
Whatever your plans, keep safe and have a super summer!
FOURTH ANNUAL CLASSIC CAR SHOW AND BBQ
Welcome back to those classic cars and owners that have thrilled us before with their cars history, their
memories and their beauty. There is room for more, so ready those vintage cars to show for the enjoyment of
all.
Contact Gary Ramstad, car show organizer, [email protected] 206-365-6913
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CULTURAL CORNER
Selma Snaring
OPEN FACE SANDWICH CLASS
June 13, 2015 10AM
Instructor: Ragnhild Jonassen
Cost: $10.00 Members/$15.00 Non-members
Contact Selma Snaring – 425-385-2144 to sign-up
ROCK TROLL CREATIONS
June 20, 2015 -10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Cost: NO Charge for this Workshop
Start collecting rocks and adornments for making your adorable, ugly, scary and one of a kind troll!
Rocks with odd shapes, indentations and holes allow more creativity.
Bring your glue gun, glue, rocks and adornments!
SWEDISH WEAVING CLASS
September 19, 2015 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Instructor: Wendy Wight
Cost: $5.00 Members/$10.00 Non-members, PLUS Material fee (purchased and prepared by Instructor)
Contact Wendy Wight – 425-482-0849 to sign-up and to get supply list
HARDANGER-SOM CLASS
September 19, 2015 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Instructor: Marlene Bissell
Cost: $10.00 Members/$15.00 Non-members
Pattern, fabric, thread and needle will be provided. Bring a small sharp pointed pair of scissors (if you
have them)
Contact Selma Snaring – 425-385-2144 to sign-up
UPCOMING CLASSES AND EVENTS
NORSK KNITTING CLASS
October 10, 2015 – 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE
November 7, 2015 -9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
HOLIDAY FROLIC AND CHEER PARTY
December 11, 2015 – 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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LefseFest!
Midsummer Festival & Heritage Day!
Saturday June 6, 2015
10 am - 4 pm
Kids and adults
Choose your sides!
Participate in
rambunctious
Viking battles!
FREE
Admission
SWEDISH PANCAKES
Lefse * Lefse * Lefse!
Maypole Raising at 3 pm
Scandinavian Arts & Craft Vendors
Delicious Foods * Kransekake Raffles
Live Music & Entertainment
Genealogy * Demonstrations
Activities for Children
Scandinavian arts & crafts activities all day
Issaquah Senior Center and
Veteran’s Memorial Field
120 Second Ave NE Issaquah, WA 98027
(Behind City Hall. One block east of Front Street
and across the tracks from the Train Depot.)
Vendors: Contact: Leiann, (425) 313-0193,
email: [email protected]
Scandinavian and/or handmade preferred.
www.ScandinavianFestivals.com
Sons of Norway Cascade Lodge
Norwegian
Heritage Camp
2015
The Adventure Continues.......
Arts & crafts
Language
Cooking
Dancing
Skits
Singing
Games
Stories
Fun for all!
“I have many treasured memories of Cascade’s Heritage Camps.....”
Ingrid, The Seattle Post Intelligencer......
“Such a wonderful idea!“
Ima Camper, The New York Times......
““I can’t wait for the camp to start!”
Lena, The Viking Chronicles
July 13 - 17, 2015
Camp runs Monday-Friday from 9 am-3 pm. Ages 9-12.
Parents are encouraged to help and volunteer at the camp.
This camp is open to the public. Norwegian heritage is not required.
Membership in Sons of Norway is not required.
Cost: $65 - Cascade Lodge Member children, grandchildren
$75 - Non Cascade Lodge Member children, grandchildren
Save $5 on each child after the first one
Save $5 if parent volunteers to help at camp
Apply BEFORE May 30 and save $5!
To enroll or for more information contact: Leiann Ronnestad
Email: [email protected] (425) 313-0193
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Location: Mercer Island
United Methodist Church
7070 SE 24th Street
Mercer Island, WA 98040
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End of Camp Program – Trollhaugen Youth
Camp. Come and watch the campers show off
everything they have learned in the last two
weeks. July 11, 11:00 AM, Trollhaugen
Lodge, Stampede Pass, WA.
End of Camp Program – Nidaros Youth Camp.
Come and watch the campers show off
everything they have learned in the last two
weeks. July 25, 11:00 AM, Gearhart, OR .
End of Camp Program – Normanna Youth
Camp. Come and watch the campers show off
everything they have learned in the last two
weeks. Aug 8, 11:00 AM, Camp Riley, WA.
For more information, contact Chris Hicks,
(425) 766-3537, [email protected]
Astoria Midsummer Festival 6/19- 21
During the three days of the festival over a
dozen Scandinavian musical, dance, and
theater groups are scheduled to entertain.
Retail booths will offer handcrafts,
Scandinavian import items, and traditional
Scandinavian foods. Clatsop County
Fairgrounds, 92937 Walluski Loop, Astoria,
OR 97103.
http://www.astoriascanfest.com/
Junction City Scandinavian Festival The
2015 Scandinavian Festival dates are August
6th through the 9th. The individual days
are themed as follows:Thursday -Swedish
Day, Friday – Danish Day, Saturday –
Finnish Day, and Sunday – Norwegian Day.
Visitors can find unusual handcrafts such as
Hardanger Embroidery, bobbin lace, and
Rosemaling displayed and sold among the
paintings, woodcrafts and jewelry. The food
offered has something for everyone, from
the aebelskivers to Viking burgers. There is
no entry fee and the entertainment is free,
visitors pay only for food or craft items.
Junction City, OR.
http://scandinavianfestival.com/
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UPCOMING EVENTS
At Bothell Lodge (unless indicated otherwise)
Thursday June 4 – Board Meeting – all members are welcome to attend – 7:00 pm
Thursday July 2 – Board Meeting – all members are welcome to attend – 7:00 pm
Friday July 3 – Float Set-up -6:00 pm
Saturday July 4 – Bothell 4th of July parade – leaving lodge 10:00 am
Upcoming Classes - see page 9
District 2 and other events –see pages 10 & 11
Happy Summer
Sons Norway
Bothell Lodge 2-106
PO Box 492
Bothell, WA 98041
Non-Profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Permit No. 8
Bothell, WA
98011