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Nordisk-Baltisk Træf - Blæst I Gang På Ægte Vikingemaner Medlemsblad for Sct. Georgs Gilderne i Danmark August 2015 82. årgang Nordisk-Baltisk træf - blæst i gang på ægte vikingemaner Nordisk-Baltisk Træf - denne gang i Horsens Folkemødet 2015 - en helt ny aktivitet 1 Landsgildeting 2015 - her finder du bilagene Arrangementer på landsplan 13. september 2015 Kolofon: Indhold: Naturens dag 18.-20. september 2015 Landsgildeting, Køge Sct. Georg 3 Leder er Sct. Georgs Gildernes 4 What’s on International Internationale arrangementer medlemsblad. 10 Landsgildeting 2015 7.-11. september 2015 Oostduinkerke, Belgien Bladet udsendes 6 gange årligt 25 Gilderne og de andre 26th Western European Gathering omkring den 10/2, 10/4, 10/6, 10/8, 27 Fra gildebror til gildebror 23.-27. september 2015 8th Central Europe Conference 10/10 og 10/12. 32 Debat 11.15. september 2016 Deadline: Den 10. i måneden før 33 Opslagstavlen 9th Europe Conference 2016 (ISGF) 34 Navnestof Tours, Frankrig Forsidefoto: Se også opdateret kalender på sct-georg.dk Katrine Lyngsø og Alexander Brøn- Password til www.sct-georg.dk og dum fra FDF, Vejle 1. Kreds blæser www.sggdk.dk er Mafeking det nordisk-baltiske træf i gang, læs mere om træffet side 4-5. Foto: Ingrid Danstrup Vil du vide mere om de forskellige arrangementer – så kontakt landsgildekontoret. Sct. Georgs Gilderne Mikkel Bryggers Gade 1 1460 København K Landsgildeledelsen: Landssekretær: Jette Drøger Telefon/fax: 33 32 27 33 [email protected] www.sct-georg.dk Bankkonto: reg.nr. 4180 kontonr. 4180213791 Landsgildemester International sekretær Helmut Werth Anne Haastrup-Nielsen Telefontid: Tirsdag og torsdag 10-12 Spejdergården Tydal, Tüdal 1 Esrumvej 261 , 3000 Helsingør Kontoret er lukket fredag. D-24852 Eggebek Tlf.: 49 29 91 10 Sydslesvig [email protected] Redaktør: Ingrid Danstrup Tlf.: 0049 (0)460 991 03 16 Rosenvænget 34, 6541 Bevtoft [email protected] Tlf.: 40 11 92 49 [email protected] Oplag: 4.200 eksemplarer Tryk: Jannerup Offset A/S ISSN: 0900-9280 Landsgildeskatmester Uddannelsessekretær Paula Mikkelsen Peter Skræ Bemærk: Redaktionen Fjordbjerg Ager 15, 7840 Højslev Frederiksberg 46, 5474 Veflinge forbeholder sig ret til Tlf.: 97 54 51 50 Tlf.: 40 81 11 57 ændringer i indsendte [email protected] [email protected] manuskripter. Landsgildekansler PR-sekretær Johan Evensen Arne Gottlieb Neptunvej 8, 6800 Varde Østerled 14, 7620 Lemvig Tlf.: 29 63 57 93 Tlf.: 23 92 41 07 [email protected] [email protected] 2 Kampen mod vindmøller Helmut Werth Landsgildemester Den snurrige ridder Don Quijote de Jeg lod mig vælge af gildets funda- la Mancha - kaldt for Don Quijote - ment, gildebrødrene, for at være tog ud i den vide verden for at kæm- forkæmper for en fælles sag. For at pe imod det onde. tage ud i verden, for at kæmpe for og ikke mod Sct. Georgs Gilderne. Romanens hovedperson er den for- Kæmpe mod medlemsfrafald og det armede herremand, Don Quijote af onde i os selv, der fører til fjendska- Mancha, der på sin stridshest - det ber og dårlig omgangstone i vores magre øg Rosinante - drager ud i rækker. verden for som Vandrende Ridder at tage kampen op mod alskens Noget lykkes særdeles godt, fordi ondskab og trolddom. Alt til ære man bliver bakket op, andet mis- for den skønne Dulcinea, en ret køn lykkes fordi tiden til forandring ikke bondepige, som han er udsigtsløst var moden, eller mennesker ikke forelsket i. Han er ledsaget af sin tro var villige til at udvikle og moderni- Helmut Werth Landsgildemester våbendrager den bondesnu Sancho sere gildet, da man ikke var klar til Panza. at forny sig selv. Man har valgt stil- puste mere liv i vores fællesskab. Et stand. Her griber Sancho Panzas ord fællesskab, vi alle vil og har brug for. Handlingen er en række eventyr, mig: “Har man først fået ord for at Lad os ikke være den uheldige Don hvor Don Quijotes fantasi løber af stå tidligt op, kan man godt blive Quijote. med ham, så han indvikles i drabe- liggende til middag”. lige kampe mod får, vindmøller og Lad os være et fællesskab på det uskyldige forbipasserende - altid Kære Gildebrødre, afholdelsen af kommende Landsgildeting, et fæl- med et for ridderen uheldigt resultat. næste landsgildeting står lige om lesskab, der kan diskutere, debat- hjørnet. tere, og leve vores fælles love og Den selvbestaltede ridder er dog løfter. ikke kun en nar. Han er også idea- De sidste to år var præget af motto- list og belærer Sancho Panza om, er, erklæringer, personlige kampe, Lad os uden negative kampe re- at : “Den, som tror, at tingenes til- minder om gamle fjendskaber, kon- spektere hinanden for det, vi vil stå stand i denne verden kan ændres, stateringer af, hvem man ikke kan for. Lad os uden fjendskab vælge tror noget, han ikke bør tro”. Sancho samarbejde med, og mange andre vores ledelser rundt omkring, der Panza har også sin livsvisdom: “Har negative ting, der kvæler lysten og så vil arbejde for vores fælles sag. I man først fået ord for at stå tidligt fremgangen. den ånd stiller jeg op som kandidat op, kan man godt blive liggende til som Landsgildemester på det kom- middag”. Der var selvfølgelig også positive mende Landsgildeting. Lad os ud- ting. Jeg lærte en masse gildebrødre nytte den kommende valgperiode Jeg tænkte tit, om jeg mon var en at kende, som var særdeles aktive, for at skubbe Sct. Georgs Gilderne i Don Quijote, efter at jeg var blevet kompetente og fine, dejlige men- Danmark ind i fremtiden. valgt til landsgildemester. Var jeg nesker - gildebrødre indtil marven. naiv? Jeg ville tage kampen op for Men det negative trætter og holdes Og hvis I synes, at der burde være de dejlige Sct. Georgs Gilder i Dan- fast i folks sind. andre personer, der skal overtage, mark - min Dulcinea! Noget der er så er det den fælles kamp for vores værd at tage i kamp for. Kamp for Derfor, kære gildeven, lad os i den bevægelse, som burde stå i centrum. idealer, love og løfte - nogle ord og kommende valgperiode vise, at vi Lad os ikke kæmpe mod vindmøller, regler, der præger min livsstil. er en bevægelse, der står sammen lad os kæmpe for en overlevelse af om fælles idealer og løfter. Lad os i Sct. Georgs Gilderne i Danmark! fællesskab kæmpe for fornyelse og 3 Skothellekastning med masser af tilråb fra tilskuerne. Foto: Ingrid Danstrup Nordisk-Baltisk Træf 2015 - Traditionen tro eller tro mod traditionerne Ingrid Danstrup Redaktør Træffet i NSBR (Nordisk-Baltisk Sub- alle sammen, at vi gerne måtte blive Træffets eksterne talere skulle tage Region) fandt i 2015 sted i trekant- i Horsens, hvor der i forvejen er 11 % udgangspunkt i træffets overskrift: området med base på Bygholm udlændinge. Traditionen tro - eller tro mod tra- Parkhotel i dagene 26.-30. juni. ditionen. Efter middagen var der skothelle- Omkring 75 deltagere stod i timerne kastning, et spil, der altid spilles Mette Bock, formand for Grænse- før åbningen i kø for indskrivning og ved nordisk-baltiske træf, dog med foreningen og medlem af Folke- udlevering af navneskilte, program, noget usikkerhed om reglerne. Gjer- tinget for Liberal Alliance, havde m.v. mund Austvik (S) introducerede de valgt overskriften Danske Folke- vedtagne regler og med to gilde- traditioner til at tale om møder over Træffet blev blæst i gang af to gan- brødre på hvert landshold indled- grænser som grundlaget for fred i ske unge - men dygtige - lurblæsere tes en spillerunde, hvor Sverige su- verden. fra FDF Vejle 1. kreds, nemlig Katrine verænt gik af med sejren, og dermed Lyngsø og Alexander Brøndum. fik lov til de næste tre år at nyde Mads Rykind-Eriksen, forstander æren og passe på vandrepræmien. for Rødding Højskole, fortalte ud fra Herefter blev fanerne fra deltager- overskriften Nordisk Folkehøjskole landene båret ind - Danmark, Fin- Ambassadors Guild, som såvel fy- - Grundtvig om tankerne bag opret- land, Island, Norge, Sverige, Hol- sisk som økonomisk støtter spejder- telsen af folkehøjskoler og en ana- land og Grækenland - og stillet op projekter i udviklingslandene blev lyse af det samfund højskolen spiller øverst i salen. præsenteret af Bjørg Walsted (N) sammen med i dag. og alle blev opfordret til at tegne Landsgildemester Helmut Werth medlemskab. (De medlemmer, der Under foredragene foregik simul- bød velkommen til træffet på lands- var mødt op, blev forøget med yder- tantolkning face to face med vores gildets vegne, hvorefter borgmester ligere 13 træfdeltagere.) engelsksprogede gæster. Peter Sørensen, Horsens Kommune, på engelsk bød velkommen til alle Mariana Ceder (S) opfordrede til Således fyldt op af tankevækkende nationaliteter - uanset kulør, hår- deltagelse i næste nordisk-baltiske foredrag satte vi os i busser for at farve og kultur. Han fortalte om Hor- træf, som foregår i Göteborg i 2018. besøge det tidligere Statsfængsel sens fortræffeligheder og tilbød os i Horsens, hvor man, ved hjælp af formidlingsteknik, kunne vælge 4 at følge en ansat eller en indsat og Den planlagte workshop måtte des- få en fornemmelse af dennes da- værre sløjfes på grund af tidsnød, gligdag. Også fængselskirken, den men oplægget til denne kan ses på smukke sognekirke Vestermark Kir- side 7. ke, var åben for besøgende. Den sidste dag førte busserne os til Aftenens lejrbål blev afviklet i tør- en tur med skibet Mågen på Silke- vejr. I den kommunale Bygholm borgsøerne og en vandretur op til Park var indrettet en stor bålplads, toppen af Himmelbjerget i højt sol- som vi kunne benytte, så vi hyggede skin. os rigtigt, mens The Jessen Sisters (bestående af Mette og Lise Jessen Den sidste aften afholdt den sam- - Amis døtre) underholdt og sang lede landsgildeledelse gildehal for sammen med os. deltagerne, hvorefter der var arran- geret en dejlig afslutningsmiddag Søndag gik turen til Jelling, hvor på Bygholm. Med Johan Evensen besøget blev indledt med deltagelse som toastmaster med små vitser i i en gudstjeneste i Jelling Kirke – ærmet, blev der holdt flere taler.
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