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BEQUESTS Mr. Andre C. Reed MONTHLY DONORS Anonymous Patricia Roth Ms. Kerry Aalto Irma Carter Lorraine G. Scott Mr. Floyd A. Abraham Elliott Cohen Mr. Robert Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Mathew T. Abraham The Estate of Lillian E Del Chicca Mr S.R.B. Srivastava Ms. Ann Acker Leo J. Domzalski Audrey Stewart Ms. Dana Ackerman Amelia Dregosh Mr. Joseph Straus Mr. Mark A. Acuna C. J. Eaton Helen Strube Ms. Susan N. Adler Bernadine D. Gardner Mr. Ricardo Tolliver, Jr. Ms. Mary Aguire Syma Katz Eve Veis Mr. Rizwan Ahmed Irving F. Lauf Mr. Michael Ward Mr. Syed Ahmed Henry J. Mork Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ahr Laura S. Pinkert WILL TO END HUNGER Mr. James R. Ahr and Ms. Mary Richard Proulx Mr. Edward J. Allard Dwyer Steven W. Rietveld Mr. Michael Buck Ms. Carey Aiossa Mildred B. Szlanga Mrs. Martha Cray Ms. Margaret Al-Qassas Jean M. Wood Mr. Dennis F. Delavara Ms. Rachel B. Alarcon Mr. David Duke Ms. Andrea Albers MEMORIALS Mr. Joseph R. Ender Mr. Henry F. Albertz Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. 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    WINTER 2018 ANGLO-NORSE REVIEW THE ANGLO-NORSE SOCIETY – LONDON Patrons: H.M.Queen Elizabeth II H.M King Harald Hon. President: H.E. The Norwegian Ambassador. Chairman: Sir Richard Dales KCVO, CMG web: www.anglo-norse.org.uk NORSK-BRITISK FORENING-OSLO Hon.President: H.E. The British Ambassador. Chairman: Michael Brooks Editor: Marie Wells Oslo contact: Elisabeth Solem [email protected] [email protected] Contents Page Editorial 4 The Anglo-Norse Centenary Champagne Reception 15 November Marie Wells 4 The Green Howards and Norway John Mills 17 The Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration of H.M. King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway Sybil Richardson 20 The Norwegian Kings at Balliol College, Oxford Godfrey Fowler and John Jones 23 Kvinneforeningens Centenary Lunch for the Anglo-Norse Society Paul Gobey 28 2 3 Editorial planned down to the minute. As the day approached the Chairman and Secretary also had to work out who should be in the ten groups, each of ten This is an unashamedly royal and celebratory issue of the Review, people, who were to be presented to the two royals. which speaks for itself, so as editor I do not intend to take up much space. Finally the day arrived, Council members and others arriving at However, our Centennial Scholarship Appeal is still open for contributions 10.30 to be ready to check the identity of guests and to guide them to the (see inside back cover), so perhaps those who were present at the celebration appropriate room on the first floor, either the King Harald Room or the Coffee and enjoyed it, could consider making a donation which will help the Society Room, which is normally the increase the number of scholarships it supports.