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September Og Oktober 2013 Volume 38 No september og oktober 2013 Volume 38 No. 5 FOSSELYNGEN/NORWAY HOUSE CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 9 Monday Lodge General Mtg – Social/Cultural Doors open at 5, dinner at 6, followed immediately by program. Homemade Dinner (NOT a Potluck) at Low Nominal Cost Vennlig Troll (Youth Club) Presentation (Page 3) 18 Wednesday Norway House Board Meeting 7 PM 28 Saturday Torsk Supper 4-7 PM (Page 2) OCTOBER 5 Saturday 23rd Annual Indoor Scandinavian Festival at Ronald Reagan Elementary School -- 10 AM to 6 PM (Page 6) 14 Monday Lodge General Mtg – Social/Cultural Doors open at 5, dinner at 6, followed immediately by program. Darryl Wunrow – Speaker "Over the Sea to the USA” (Page 3) 16 Wednesday Norway House Board Meeting 7 PM 26 Saturday Torsk Supper 4-7 PM (Page 2) NOVEMBER Note: No Monday Evening Lodge Meeting in November 9 Saturday Torsk Supper and Bake Sale 4-7 PM 13 Wednesday Norway House Board Meeting 7 PM 22/23/24 Fri/Sat/Sun Folk Fair at Wisconsin State Fair Park (Page 4) DECEMBER Note: No Monday Evening Lodge Meeting in December 7 Saturday Lodge Christmas Party (See Nov/Dec 2013 Runespeak for Details.) 14 Saturday Torsk Supper and Bake Sale 4-7 PM TBD TBD Norway House Board Meeting/Christmas Party (Off-Site) Note: See cookie making schedule on Page 11. Contents of This Issue: Pg. 1: Calendar of Events Pg. 7: Engl/Norsk (Gustav Vigeland’s Park); Welcome New Members Pg. 2: President’s Report; Ride Share; Torsk; Officers; Office Hours Pg. 8: Fridtjof Nansen Remembered; Scandinavian Treasures Pg. 3: Programs & Events; Norsk Butikk Pg. 9: Vikings: A New View; New 2013 Membership Directory Pg. 4: Kaivama Concert Photos; Folk Fair Pg. 10: Notices; Mail Staff; SnowBirds; Nov/Dec Deadline Oct. 18th Pg. 5: Birthdays; Sympathy Pg. 11: Cookie Sales/Cookie Making Pg. 6 2013 Scandinavian Festival Pg. 12 Postal Page Like the modern alphabet, runes were the written symbols of our Norse ancestors. Understood only by the very wise, they were used to communicate with others, as well as with the ancient gods. 1 FRA PRESIDENTEN (september og oktober 2013) God Dag, Summer is going by fast. What a wonderful turnout we had at our August 12th meeting. With over 100 in attendance, we had initiation of 10 new members, as well as 22 member awards for various years of membership and 10 members received new member recruitment awards. Our post meeting festivities included a fabulous performance by “Kaivama” the Finnish- American Folk group from Minneapolis. Jonathan Rundman on guitar, harmonium and piano and Sara Pajunen on violin played song after song for the crowd’s enjoyment. I believe a good time was had by all. (See photos from concert on Page 4.) Look for the details of our next meeting on September 9th on Page 3. Pam Steuernagel and I will be cooking Chicken Tetrazzini and providing garden salad, bread and dessert for you. We have nomination of new officers coming up. If you are willing to be on the nominating committee or are willing to run for office, please call me at 414-526-8312 or email me at [email protected] . The future of Fosselygen is in “YOUR” hands. I thank everyone for your help and I look forward to seeing you on September 9th! Fraternally, Sue Berg Roedel Ride Share: – If you need help getting to or from a meeting or event, please contact Heidi Strom at 262-716-9118 and we will make every effort to find a ride for you. Thank you. th Torsk Supper, September 28th Torsk Supper, October 26 Call Kristin (414-481-3427) or Karen (262-679-1377) Call Gertie (414-327-1583) if you’d like to work. if you’d like to work. We also need donations of bakery. We also need donations of bakery. Members of Vennlig Troll will be selling "pie cards" as their fund raiser this year. Starting at the September meeting and September Torsk, pie cards will be available for purchase for $13.00 each. Each pie card can be redeemed at any Bakers Square restaurant for 1 whole pie. A list of Bakers Square locations and pies included will be available at the time of purchase. From Jayne Murnane FOSSELYNGEN OFFICERS NORWAY HOUSE President Sue Berg Roedel 414-526-8312 7507 W. Oklahoma Avenue Vice-President Heidi Strom 262-716-9118 Milwaukee, WI 53219-2861 Treasurer Evonne Hurst 262-786-8683 414-321-2637 Secretary (Correspondence) Janice Gregoire 262-784-6953 Office Hours: Assistant Secretary (Recording) Jan Nilson Schuldt 262-271-0202 Monday 10-2 If you have any questions, please call one of the above officers. Thursday 2-6 Our web site address is: www.norwayhouse-milw.org Our hall is available for rent Fosselyngen Runespeak 2 september og oktober 2013 Programs & Events NOTE: For the September & October Monday evening Social/Cultural meetings we are trying something different: We will begin with a homemade dinner (NOT a potluck) provided by a different team each month; e.g., for the September meeting, Sue Roedel & Pam Steuernagel will cook the dinner. The cost of the dinner will be $3 for adults and $2 for children. Doors will open at 5 PM, the dinner will be at 6 PM, and the program will immediately follow the dinner. Monday, September 9th, 2013 Lodge General Meeting – Social/Cultural Dinner Provided Before the Program Vennlig Troll (Youth Club) Presentation Starting times per above note (dinner at 6 PM followed by program). Monday, October 14th, 2013 Lodge General Meeting – Social/Cultural Dinner Provided Before the Program Darryl Wunrow – Speaker "Over the Sea to the USA" Title: Sailing Across the Atlantic: Early Norwegian Immigration Life at Sea Description: A Powerpoint presentation featuring Early Norwegian Emigrants, Daily Life on Sailing Ships, Children of the Ocean, Ship Provisions, Health and Sickness, and From Sail to Steam. Starting times per above note (dinner at 6 PM followed by program). Note: No Monday Evening Lodge Meetings in November & December Saturday, December 7th, 2013 Lodge Christmas Party (See Nov/Dec 2013 Runespeak for Details.) Norsk Butikk Hours Another season of Torsk dinners begins in September and the Norsk Butikk will be open for business! Here are the dates we will be open: Saturday, September 28th Torsk Saturday, October 5th Scandinavian Festival at Ronald Reagan Elementary School Saturday, October 26th Torsk Saturday, November 9th Torsk Friday-Sunday, November 22nd-24th Holiday Folk Fair at the Expo Center at State Fair Park Saturday, December 7th Torsk Other times can be arranged, please call Gretchen or Arlette. Please note that we will be closing the store at 7:00pm at the Torsk dinners, so please plan accordingly and shop before your work shift begins. Also, we accept cash or check only. Thank you, Gretchen Bjork and Arlette Johnson Helping in the Norsk Butikk Gretchen and Arlette are looking for a few members to help in the Norsk Butikk during Torsks and also to help setup and work at Scandinavian Festival (Setup on Friday, October 4th about 5pm and Saturday, October 5th at 7am and then working in the booth from 10am-6pm). If you are interested, please contact Gretchen ( [email protected] or 262-502-9197) or Arlette ( [email protected] or 414-771-4574) for specific details. Fosselyngen Runespeak 3 september og oktober 2013 KAIVAMA’S FINNISH FOLK MUSIC CONCERT AT AUGUST 12TH, 2013 MEETING SARA PAJUNEN (Violin) & JONATHAN RUNDMAN (Guitar & Piano) (Upper photos from Sue Berg Roedel & Lower photos from Gretchen Bjork) Folk Fair Summer has ended so it's time to think about Folk Fair! Please check your calendar because we need your help to make it a success. Shifts are 4-1/2 hours long and the booth has to be staffed when Folk Fair is open during the following hours: Friday, November 22nd 9am to 10pm (Education Day from 9am to 4pm & General Public from 2pm to 10pm) Saturday, November 23rd 10am to 10pm Sunday, November 24th 10am to 7pm We also need help loading the rental truck on Wednesday, November 20th around 4pm at Norway House and then unloading the truck at State Fair Park and again packing up the booth and loading/unloading the truck on Sunday, November 24th at 7pm. While Gretchen and Arlette will be in the booth for the duration of the event (yep we're there all three days open to close plus setup on Thursday and packing up on Sunday), we need between 3 and 4 people in the booth with us at all times to assist customers. If you can help, please either contact Gretchen ( [email protected] or 262-502-9197) or sign up at an upcoming meeting. Thank you, Gretchen Bjork Fosselyngen Runespeak 4 september og oktober 2013 (October Continued) Thomas Westgaard 4 Sympathy Gloria Goller 7 Fosselyngen Lodge would Robert Andresen 8 like to extend its sympathy David Bickler 8 to the following: John E. Olson 8 Kimberly Dane 9 Rose Mac Laren 9 John Schneble 9 Eleanor Moe 10 Ruth Dewitz 12 To the family of September Patricia Nelson 12 Roger Bloomfield 13 Karen Schneble Susan Anderson 1 who passed Ellen Toth 3 Boyd Spangrud 13 away July 3rd. Grace Alpert 4 Kay Arneson 14 Joyce Strom 6 Kent Kelly 14 Karen was a Linda Norderhaug 7 Gordon Knutson 14 member of the Barbara Pelnar 7 Shirley Mikula 14 Lodge since Jack Lofte 10 Dale Mahlman 15 1980. James Pederson 12 Ray Johnson 16 Patricia Johnson 14 Shirley Murphy 16 John D. Thompson 17 Selma Leaf 17 Rev. Jerry Brooks 18 Ronald Danielson 18 Gertrude Draeger 18 Bette Spaar 19 Lori Pritzl 18 Mary Quam 19 Karen Riccobono 18 Ellie Thoresen 19 To the family of Mary Eigner 20 Anita Jensen 23 Sverre Thoresen Kathleen Holmes 21 Lucille Walker 23 who passed Glendean Schmidt 21 Caitlin Larson 24 away July 15th.
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