BOTHELL SONS OF NORWAY
Nyheter
OCTOBER 2011
Volume 39, Number 8
Dear Members,
Velkommen til Høst! Welcome to Autumn! A time when vacations end, the weather turns cooler, football kicks off, deer
and elk run for cover and activities and school begin again. Fall is a great time to join in the activities at Bothell Lodge
and renew (or start) your friendships with other like minded Scandinavians. Just take a look inside.
First off I need to say a big Thank You to Sue Waldrop for stepping in to get this edition of the Nyheter out to you. Our
wonderful editor, Robert Boyer, had to have unexpected surgery and though he came through it just fine, he wasn’t
going to be able to get the Nyheter out this month. I love how our members step in to help in times of need (and other
times too)!
September was a great kick off to our Fall season here at the lodge. Ellie Fife taught a very well attended Krum Kaka
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class on the 17 and Marilyn Hansen again taught a three day Rosemaling class to eager student painters. Members
from several District 2 lodges gathered at Trollhaugen for a weekend of camaraderie, food, learning new crafts and of
course more food. If you have never attended a Heritage Retreat at Trollhaugen Lodge, I strongly recommend that
you make sure you are there next September.
Even if you missed all of the events in September, there is still time to get in on classes coming up this month. Our own
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Mike Nelson will again be rolling out the lefse on October 15 and you can learn all the tricks and nuances of how to
make the perfect round by attending this class. There is also a Hardanger workshop being taught by Roberta Morrow.
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It will happen on three consecutive Mondays, October 17 , 24 and November 7th. Be sure to check inside this
Nyheter for specific details.
Looking just a little bit further into the future our annual Bazaar & Bake Sale is coming up the first Saturday in November
and Lutefisk Dinner is the first Saturday in December. We will need lots of helping hands on the day of each event as
well as donations of baked goods. Please be generous and helpful if you can when you get a phone call from one of the
volunteers for these events.
Bothell Lodge is in need of you! We are currently looking for people to fill positions on our slate of officers to serve this
coming year. Please seriously consider offering your time and talents to our lodge. You can call any of our current
officers listed inside this Nyheter to ask questions or to volunteer to be an officer. Thank you for your time and
consideration and we look forward to hearing from you soon.
The wonderful talents of Fergus Prestbye will once again be in evidence at our Parcel Post Auction to be held at our
October meeting on the 20th. Meatloaf and mashies are on the menu. Bring your enthusiasm and your check books
and bid often, the proceeds of this event support the Ray Berg Scholarship Fund which helps the children and
grandchildren of our members to go to college and summer camps. Hope to see you there!
One last note, if you just can’t wait until December to sink your teeth into some Lutefisk, well you are in luck! Normanna
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Lodge in Everett is hosting a Lutefisk dinner on Sunday October 16 from noon to 5pm. Tickets are available at the door,
adults $20, children (ages 7-15) $10.
Fraternally,
Wendy Wight
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS:
The Annual Bothell Sons of Norway Building Association
meeting will take place on
Thursday, November 17, 2011.
It will follow immediately after the general meeting which
begins at 7:30pm.
All members are urged to attend.
ANNUAL BAZAAR,
BAKE SALE & LUNCHEON
Saturday, November 5, 2011
9:00am to 3:00pm
Details inside…
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OCTOBER 2011
UNGE VENNER 2011
District 2 is proud to sponsor the annual Unge
Venner weekend at Trollhaugen lodge again
October 21, 22, 23, 2011.
This is a fun, laid back retreat to just hang out and visit
with old friends and make new ones.
This is open to anybody between the ages of
16 and 23 in District 2 Sons of Norway.
Cost: $25.00 per person, per night.
(covers food and the stay overnight)
Cost for the entire weekend: $50.00
Cash Only paid upon arrival.
If you have friends that are in this age group,
invite them along as well. Cost is the same for them.
Anyone under the age of 18
MUST have parent permission!
Please RSVP to Seth Tufteland by October 15.
To RSVP or for more info contact Seth Tufteland at
[email protected]
OFFICERS BOTHELL LODGE 2-106
President
Vice-President
Counselor
Secretary
Financial Sec.
Treasurer
Co-Social Directors:
Foundation Director
Financial Counselor
District 2 info:
www.sonsofnorway2.com
Marshall
Asst Marshall
Inner Greeter
Outer Greeter
Greeters:
2009-2011 Trustee
2009-2011 Trustee
2010-2012 Trustee
2010-2012 Trustee
2011-2013 Trustee
2011-2013 Trustee
2011-2013 Trustee
Sports Director
Youth Director
Cultural Directors:
Publicity Director
Librarian
Editor
Webmaster
Bothell Sons of Norway Dances
November 5, 2011 - Lyle Schaefer
2011**
Wendy Wight
(425) 482-0849
Jerry Scheinberg
(425) 877-1345
Carol Scheinberg
(425) 877-1345
Ellie Fife
(206) 254-1772
David Rude
(425) 775-5952
Bill Fosmoe
(206) 782-5175
Laurie Beach
(425) 949-7094
Marlene Ingersoll
(425) 239-6095
Judy Terrill
(425) 483-5448
Kristine Mohar
(206) 465-8938
Ivan Thompson
(206) 546-2962
Joyce Burlingame
(206) 362-4156
Freda Howard
(425) 672-4508
Molly Thompson
(206) 546-2962
Don Fife
(206) 254-1772
Ivar Thompson
(425) 821-7266
Ken Howard
(425) 672-4508
David Trueb
(206) 935-4271
Chris Hicks
(425) 672-0194
Mike Nelson
(425) 486-5275
Bill Hicks
(425) 672-0194
Rod Beacham
(425) 605-0691
Seth Tufteland
(206) 605-4112
Selma Snaring
(425) 385-2144
VACANT
(425) 788-2893
Judy Trueb
(206) 935-4271
Marlis Pehling
(425) 488-4545
Robert Boyer
(425) 483-8933
MartinNg
(425) 487-6688
www.bothellsonsofnorway.org
Rosemary Boyer
(425) 483-8933
Eileen Hippe
(206) 365-1774
Carol Garberg
not available
Roger Eck
(425) 489-9711
Lenus Heintz
(206) 632-1605
David Trueb
(206) 935-4271
Lenus Heintz
(206) 632-1605
Jerry Label
(425) 640-9830
Historian
Sunshine
Musician
Auditors:
First Saturday of every month – September through May
(no dance in December) from 8:00pm to 11:30pm at Bothell
Sons of Norway. Scandinavian and American Pattern Dances /
Live Music / $7.00 for Sons of Norway Members / $9.00 for
Non-Members. For more information please contact:
David & Judy Trueb at 206-935-4271
Volume 39, Number 8
S/N Issues:
www.sonsofnorwayblog.blogspot.com
Trollhaugen District 2
(509) 656-9997
Recreation Area & Lodge: [email protected]
**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.
Good Time Dance Club
Third Saturday of every month – September through May from
8:00pm to 11:30pm at Bothell Sons of Norway. Scandinavian
and American Pattern Dances / Live Music / $10.00 per person
admission / Reduced admission with membership available.
For more information please contact:
Ken and Freda at 425-672-4508
Ivan and Molly at 206-546-2962
October 15, 2011 - Wild Turkeys (Kenny Owens)
November 19, 2011 - Lyle Schaefer (Food Drive)
December 17, 2011 - Ya Sure Ya Betcha Band (Sylvia)
Bothell Sons of Norway Membership Information
Adult Membership (24 years or older)
Spouse Membership
Heritage Membership (15 years old & younger)
Unge Venner Membership (16 – 23 years old)
Unge Venner Membership (16 – 23 years old)
(with parent or grandparent Adult Membership)
$45.50/year
$40.50/year
FREE
$30.50/year
FREE
(Fees Are Current as of January 1, 2010) 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 acceptance vote of the Lodge Membership.∞
Volume 39, Number 8
OCTOBER 2011
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Ways You Can Support the Ray Berg Memorial Scholarship Fund
By Heather Nelson
Reminder: Parcel Post Auction – October 20th 2011, Lodge Meeting
Whether you traveled abroad, to another state or to your local shopping mall, you are invited to donate an item
from your travels to the October 2011 Parcel Post Auction which will benefit the Ray Berg Memorial Scholarship
Fund.
Items from Scandinavian countries always evoke spirited bidding at the auction. However, you don’t need to
travel to Scandinavia to buy an item. An item of your selection from wherever you shop will be appreciated. The
Scholarship Committee suggests that the item you buy have a value of $20.00 or more. Please no gag gifts!
The items can be mailed, shipped or brought to the Lodge. The item needs to be wrapped and the package
needs to show its origin (i.e. Minot, ND; Tromso, Norway; Lund, Sweden, Timbuktu, Mali or Lynnwood, WA). Be
sure to mark the package “Auction.” A mailing label is provided below for your convenience. Clip it and take it
along on your travels.
So tie a string around your finger and enjoy your shopping expedition for The Ray Berg Memorial Scholarship
benefit auction which will be held at the October general meeting.
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Sons of Norway Bothell Lodge 2-106
P.O. Box 492
Bothell, WA 98041
PARCEL POST AUCTION
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2011 RAFFLE: ROSEMALED CHAIR
Raffle tickets for a beautiful rosemaled child’s
chair valued at $200 will be sold at the general
meeting in October, the lodge bazaar in
November and the Lutefisk Dinner in
December. The drawing for this item will take
place at the Lutefisk Dinner.
Thank you to Marion Vedell, Wendy Wight, and
Marilyn Hansen for collaborating on the
donation of this chair. All proceeds go directly
to supporting college scholarships for
children & grandchildren of
Bothell Sons of Norway members.
For more pictures, visit
http://www.bothellsonsofnorway.org/
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OCTOBER 2011
Volume 39, Number 8
SONS OF NORWAY NAME BADGES
Trying to put names and faces together? Our name badges help a LOT.
For new members they are an aid in getting to know so many new faces.
For current members, name badges help remind us of names we ought to know
but just can’t remember. Name badges help us all feel more comfortable,
so buy a name badge and remember to wear it!
They aren’t expensive---they are welcoming---they are easy to read.
BOWLING SCORES
Team Standings as of 9/27/11:
Order yours today from Joyce Burlingame:
[email protected] -or- 206-362-4156 –or- Find her at our next meeting
TEAM STANDINGS:
1. OSLO
5. OYFJELL
2. UFF DA
6. KLOT
3. VOSS
7. FLO
4. TRONDHEIM 8. BERGEN
PIN Name Badges are $9.00 and Magnetic Name Badges are $10.00
TRUSTEE CORNER
TEAM SCRATCH GAME:
BERGEN
KLOT
FLO
709
796
672
TEAM SCRATCH SERIES:
KLOT
BERGEN
OSLO
2002
1937
1850
TEAM HANDICAP GAME:
OSLO
BERGEN
TRONDHEIM
963
940
936
TEAM HANDICAP SERIES:
OSLO
OYFJELL
BERGEN
I would like to thank the Trustee of the Month,
Don Fife, for the month of September.
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 problems, water leaks, doors or windows left
open, trees or branches down, if the heat has been turned down and
all lights have been turned off.
The Trustee of the Month, for the month of October,
will be Ken Howard.
Thank You
Mike Nelson, Lead Trustee
LODGE PHONE INFORMATION
2810
2640
2630
If you are away from your Nyheter and want to find out about upcoming events,
you can call the lodge and get information off the Recorder. When you call the
Lodge number, 425-485-8590 and the Recorder answers, follow these
procedures:
THE SCANDINAVIAN HOUR
KKNW 1150 AM
with Doug Warne as your host
Saturday Mornings - 9:00 to 10:00am
After the machine answers, press 268, then press *1 for up-coming events. This
will give you the calendar of events for that Month and the next Month.
Thank you, Mike
NOW IS THE TIME FOR A SONS OF NORWAY ANNUITY!
TIME TO STOP GIVING THE BANKS YOUR HARD EARNED $$$$.
IF THIS MAKES SENSE, CALL YOUR FINANCIAL BENEFIT COUNSELOR!!!
JERRY LABEL: PHONE: 425-640-9830 or EMAIL: [email protected]
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$25,000 - $49,999
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Volume 39, Number 8
OCTOBER 2011
Wanted: Bakers and Bake Sale Helpers
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BAZAAR LEFSE BAKE
By: Laurie Beach
I need all you wonderful bakers to put on your aprons, get
out your favorite recipes and help provide bake goods for
the Bazaar and Bake Sale on November 5, 2011.
Bake goods can be brought to the lodge on Friday
afternoon, November 4 or give me a call to make other
arrangements for receiving your bake goods.
The Lefse workshop scheduled for
November 3, 2011
will start at 9:00am.
PLEASE COME AND HELP.
I also need bake sale workers and a couple of people to
help me with the planning.
We will make Lefse to serve
on the Lunch Table at the
Bazaar on Saturday, November 5, 2011.
Please email or give me a call if you can help.
Email – [email protected],
Home phone – 425-949-7094
Thank you all,
Mike Nelson
Social Director’s Report
By Laurie Beach
The October Lodge Meeting will feature a wonderful
Meat Loaf Dinner.
The program will be our
Annual Parcel Post Auction
with Fergus Prestbye as the auctioneer.
It will be an entertaining evening.
Social Time 6:00 pm
Dinner 6:30 pm
TUBFRIM:
Please remember to save your canceled stamps. Nancy & Lenus can be
reached at 206-632-1605 to answer your questions about this ongoing
project. Your continued support is greatly appreciated.
LEFSE HOLIDAY BAKE
We are going to have our Holiday Lefse Bake again this year. It
is lots of fun and everyone seems to have a good time, even with
all the hard work. Come meet new friends and get a chance to
see your old friends, too. It’s a great way to get ready for the
Holidays - even with lots to do it’s lots of fun - but with everyone
helping, it all happens and everyone ends up with Lefse for the
Holidays. We will use our wonderful Lodge recipe, but if you have
your own tried and true recipe, bring a batch to roll. So see you
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on Saturday November 19 at 10:00am and we will get it done.
We do have limited Space, Griddles and Boards, so give me a
call at 425-486-5275 and I will sign you up. Let me know if you
will be using the Lodge recipe or bringing your own special
recipe. There may be a small charge to defer cost.
Thank you, Mike Nelson
September Raffle
Drawing
Winners:
September
Membership
Drawing:
$62.00 collected
$31.00 to scholarship
Niels Nielsen
Albert Albright
April Mills
Diana Hicks: $15.00
Laurie Beach: $10.00
Eileen Hippe: $ 6.00
NO WINNER
Next Drawing - $15.00
MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN
(thank you to those who donated to the scholarship fund)
NORWEGIAN TABLE PRAYER
BORDBØNN
I Jesu navn går vi til bords
Å spise, drikke på ditt ord.
Deg Gud til ære oss til gavn,
Så får vi mat I Jesu navn. Amen
English Translation:
In Jesus name we go to the table
To eat and drink according to your word.
We honor You, God, for the gift that You give us,
So we get (take) food in Jesus’ name. Amen
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OCTOBER 2011
Volume 39, Number 8
GINGERBREAD HOUSE WORKSHOP
LEFSE CLASS
Saturday, November 19, 2011
I will be holding a Lefse Class on Saturday, October 15,
at 9:00am here at the Lodge. We will be making the
regular noted Lodge recipe from Elesa Hanson. Each
person will learn to cook, rice, mix, pat, roll, bake, turn,
cool and take some Lefse home. We will provide
everything that is needed for making Lefse, but if you have
your own Rolling Pin or Turning Stick and would like to
bring it, feel free to do so. Class will last for about 3 hours,
so we should be done by noon. There will be a small
charge of $5.00 for members and $10.00 for
non-members for the Class and registration is required.
For those of you who already know how to make Lefse,
please come and help show how it is all done (call and let
me know if you can help). Those who will be assisting will
not be charged for the class and you will be taking some
Lefse home. Please keep in mind that, I need people to
help monitor students and notify me if they need help.
1:00pm to 3:00pm
Bothell Sons of Norway
23905 Bothell-Everett Highway
Cost:
Bothell Lodge Members:
Non-Members:
Small House
$10.00
$15.00
Large House
$15.00
$20.00
Alice Blandin will demonstrate the technique of building a
Gingerbread House. The base, the gingerbread pieces, the white
icing and pastry bag with tips will be provided. You need to bring
your own creative ideas and decorating condiments to complete
your very own unique Gingerbread House.
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY NOVEMBER 9, 2011!
Contact Selma Snaring to register at: 425-385-2144
Cultural Director’s Report
TO REGISTER, or if you have any questions, please call
me at 425-486-5275. Thank you, Mike Nelson
PICKLED HERRING CLASS
by Selma Snaring
October 17 & 24 / November 7:
Hardanger Sewing
Roberta Morrow
November 5, 2011:
It's bazaar time again! Come out and show your support to
the many talented lodge members and others from our
community who will have crafts to sell. There will be
16 vendors showing their variety of handiwork. A full house!
November 19:
Gingerbread House
Alice Blandin
Glenn Kensmoe will be teaching a pickled herring class on
Saturday, October 29th at 10:00am. If you are interested
in purchasing herring for your own purposes, we need to
know the amount no later than Monday, October 24th. We
have to purchase the herring from New Day Fisheries in
Port Townsend. Our recipe is geared to 5 # portions.
Please call 206-254-1772 to register and request the
amount of herring. You can leave a message but I will be
unable to return your call until October 16th. There is no
charge for Bothell Sons of Norway members. There is a
$5.00 fee for non-Bothell Sons of Norway members.
Thank you Don Fife
HARDANGER WORKSHOP
October 17 & 24 AND November 7, 2011
9:00am to 2:00pm
NORWEGIAN LANGUAGE CLASSES
At Bothell Sons of Norway
Norwegian language classes will begin at Normanna Lodge as
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scheduled on Monday, October 3 and will run 9 weeks through the
first week of December. Past participants in Kristina’s Bothell and
Stanwood Norwegian classes are encouraged to join the Everett
groups until she returns for Winter Quarter classes after the first of
the year. A beginning level class will be offered from 6:00 – 7:30 pm
followed by a Mixed Intermediate level class meeting from
7:30 – 9:00 pm. Tuition for the 9 week course is $95.00. In Kristina
Strombo’s absence, Ed Egerdahl will be the class instructor.
Registration takes place at the first meeting. You can call
425-771-5203 or e-mail [email protected] if you have any
questions. All are welcome to attend. There is a class minimum
enrollment requirement. The full Scandinavian Language Institute
fall quarter schedule is available at their website:
www.SLIseattle.com
Velkommen til norsk klasse!
Roberta Morrow will teach the Hardanger-som basics. Starter
kits with beginning instructions, pattern, fabric, thread and needle
will be provided. Bring your lunch and the cookies and coffee are
free.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Bothell Lodge Members
$60.00
Non-Members
$70.00
The class size is limited to six (6) students only.
Pre-Registration and Pre-Payment are required by October
11, 2011. Register now to insure your space for this popular
class by calling Selma Snaring at: 425-385-2144
Volume 39, Number 8
OCTOBER 2011
Page 7
Short History of the Norwegian resistance movement during World War II
By Jerry Scheinberg
Many Norwegians took part in armed resistance; others provided support for such activities; many Norwegians engaged in
various forms of civil disobedience; and many took part in passive resistance efforts. Over time, an organized armed
resistance movement, known as Milorg and numbering some 40,000 armed men at the end of the war, was formed under a
largely unified command, something which greatly facilitated the transfer of power in May 1945.
One the most successful actions undertaken by the Norwegian resistance was the Norwegian heavy water sabotage, which
crippled the German nuclear energy project. Radical organizations such as the Osvald Group sabotaged a number of trains
and railways.
On October 25, 1944, the order was given for a Norwegian force in Britain to set sail for Murmansk to join the Soviet forces
now entering Northern Norway. The Norwegian commander, Arne D. Dahl, had under his command a military mission
responsible for creating a liaison with the soviets and setting up a civil administration. The small force arrived in Murmansk on
November 6 and re-embarked onboard a Soviet ship, arriving back on Norwegian soil after having spent over four years in
exile on November 10, 1944. The Norwegians were to take over the forward positions as soon as possible. Volunteers from
the local population were hastily formed into "guard companies" armed with Soviet weapons pending the arrival of more troops
from either Sweden or Britain. The first convoy arrived from Britain on December 7, 1944 and included two Norwegian
corvettes (small ships) and three minesweepers. Reports came back stating that the Germans were in the process of pulling
back from Porsanger but were laying mines and booby-traps along the way.
This remained the situation as 1944 slipped into 1945. The new year would see the Norwegian forces helping the local
population in the bitter arctic winter and dealing with occasional German raids from the air, sea and land as well as the ever
present danger from mines. Reinforcements finally arrived from Norwegians based in Sweden and from Britain. By April 1945
the Norwegian forces stood at over 3,000 men. On April 26, 1945 the Norwegian command sent out a message that the
famous Norwegian ship captured by the Nazis, the Finnmark, was free. The Germans finally capitulated on May 8, 1945, and
left Norway.
LIBRARY CORNER
Sunshine Report: by Eileen Hippe
By Marlis Pehling
Inspiration comes from many corners. We have a book in our
Library of unbelievable courage of the Norwegian resistance
during World War II. “Defiant Courage”, by Astrid Karlsen Scott
and Dr. Tore Haug, details the complete and astounding story of
Jan Baalsrud and the people who helped him escape from the
Gestapo. In late March of 1943 four Norwegian saboteurs
arrived in northern Norway on a fishing cutter in Toftefjord to
establish a base for sabotage operations with a goal of
liberating Norway. They were betrayed and only Jan Baalsrud
survived. Wounded, he began a dangerous journey over
mountains, through snowstorms, and suffered frostbite and
Arctic cold in an attempt to get to Sweden. The people of
Troms District stepped forward to help him get there. They put
their lives and families' lives in danger, but did so willingly. More
than 60 people helped him, and the town of Manndalen was
eventually burned by the Nazis. All who helped Jan to escape
survived. President Franklyn D. Roosevelt stated, "And, if there
is anyone who doubts of the democratic will to win, again I say,
let him look to Norway." There are many, many stories of
heroism that no one will hear, but I couldn't be prouder to be
Norwegian after reading this amazing story.
September 16, 2011-- A Get Well Card was
sent to Kaja Englund. She has had open heart surgery.
September 26, 2011-- A Thinking of You Card was
sent to Robert Boyer. He will be having surgery.
Bothell Sons of Norway on Facebook
Bothell lodge 2-106 is on facebook. Type in the following
address on your friend search: Bothell Sons of Norway and like
our new page. We’re trying it out for 6 months so let us know
what you think and give a big thanks to Seth Tufteland for
posting our fan page.
2011 Photos of Lodge Activities Requested
If you've taken any photos of activities you would like to have
added to the lodge historian's book for 2011, please place
them in the Historian's mailbox in the lodge kitchen.
PLEASE write down the event, the date, the location of the
event, and the names of the people in the order they appear
from left to right on the back.
Thank you.
Rose Boyer
∞
The Nyheter is a publication of Sons of Norway Bothell Lodge 2-106. The Nyheter is published 10 times per year: January to May, a Summer edition,
and September through December. Articles for publication for the month must be submitted in writing or by e-mail to the Editor no later than the
Saturday before the Board Meeting, which is always held the first Thursday of each month. Please limit your articles to 300 words or less. e-mail
articles to: [email protected] No phone &/or verbal submissions will be accepted. Thank you,
Robert W. Boyer:
Editor ∞
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UPCOMING EVENTS at Bothell Lodge
(unless otherwise indicated):
Mondays
Tuesdays
Saturday, October 15
Saturday October 15
Sunday October 16
Monday, October 17
Thursday, October 20
October 21, 22 & 23
Saturday, October 29
Saturday, October 29
Thursday, November 3
Friday, November 4
Saturday, November 5
Saturday, November 5
Thursday, November 17
Saturday, November 19
Saturday, November 19
Saturday, November 19
Thursday, December 1
Friday, December 2
Saturday, December 3
Saturday, December 3
Norwegian Language Classes at Normanna Lodge (details on page 6)
6:00pm
Bowling at Spin Alley in Richmond Beach (Ivan Thompson: 206-546-2962) 7:00pm
Lefse Class (details on page 6)
9:00am
Good Time Dance with Wild Turkeys (Kenny Owens)
8:00pm
Lutefisk Dinner at Normanna Lodge
12-5pm
Hardanger 3-day Workshop (details on page 6)
9:00am
LODGE NIGHT / Meatloaf Dinner / Parcel Post Auction
6:30pm
D2 Unge Venner Fall Retreat at Trollhaugen (details on page 2)
Pickled Herring Class w/Glenn Kensmoe (details on page 6)
9:00am
Calendar Planning Meeting (Chris Hicks: 425-672-0194)
1:00pm
Bazaar Lefse Bake (for the lunch table at the Bazaar - details on page 5)
9:00am
Set-up for Bazaar / Bake Sale / Luncheon
12:00– 4:00pm
ANNUAL BAZAAR / BAKE SALE / LUNCHEON (flyer enclosed) 9:00am to 3:00pm
Bothell Lodge Dance w/Lyle Schaefer
8:00pm
LODGE NIGHT/Turkey Dinner/Election of Officers/Bldg. Assoc. Mtg.
6:30pm
Lefse Holiday Bake (details on page 5)
10:00am
Gingerbread House Workshop (details on page 6)
1:00pm
Good Time Dance with Lyle Schaefer (Food Drive)
8:00pm
Meatball Rolling Day
9:00am
Potato Peeling Day
9:00am
ANNUAL LUTEFISK & MEATBALL DINNER (flyer enclosed)
12-6pm
RAFFLE DRAWING FOR ROSEMALED CHAIR (details on page 3)