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Den Danske Forening
Heimdal
Medlemsblad
Newsletter for the Danish
Association ‘Heimdal’ –
Established 1872
Photo: Soren Hoimark
August 2009
THE DANISH ASSOCIATION “HEIMDAL” Inc.
36 AUSTIN STREET NEWSTEAD QLD 4006
PHONE: 0437 612 913
www.danishclubbrisbane.org
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14 August 2009. We will endeavour to publish all
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not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Danish Club or
the Editor.
Webmaster: Aage Christoffersen
18 Boardman Street
Kallangur QLD 4503
Phone: (07) 3204 5761
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Email: aage@tpg.com.au
From the Editor
The new Club year
is off to a great start
with two new events
coming up and the
committee is busy
making plans for the
coming year.
Funding is always
an issue, but the
grant from the
Gambling
Community Benefit
Fund has inspired
the committee to
approach some of
the Danish
companies represented in Australia,
including Lego, B&O, SAS, Vestas,
Maersk, Nilfisk (just to name a few).
Let’s see if the Club can get some
support from them. If you have any
ideas or can help, talk to a committee
member. We may even be able to
apply for grant funding from Denmark
and spend it on Danish books and toys
or furniture for the Club. Speaking of
businesses, many of our members run
businesses and we’ll be introducing you
to them in coming issues of the
newsletter.
Photos by Alan Przybylak
Editor:
Lone Schmidt
Phone: 07 3359 2026
Email: hoimark.schmidt@bigpond.com
NEW MEMBERS IN JULY
Catja Watson, Holland Park
Bjarne Sørensen & Aine Chambers, Kirra
Jytte Kronborg Pedersen,
Banksia Beach
Leeanne & Michael Schmidt,
Daisy Hill
Sue & Torben Marcussen,
Highfield
Read about the membership drive in the
newsletter
What’s on at the Danish Club?
Café Danmark
24 July 2009
from 6 pm
Try our tasty homemade ‘smorrebrod’: the menu varies from time to time, but you’ll often find
‘rullepølse’, fish wedges, pate, roast pork and ‘Esrom’ cheese. Or have a hot dog and get a drink in
the bar. The bar still offers genuine Carlsberg in cans imported direct from Denmark. There is also a
good variety of whites and reds.
It’s also an opportunity to buy delicious Danish pastries, specialty breads and organic biscuits direct
from Britt’s Danish Delights or order in advance. You can also order smallgoods and quality meats
from Flemming, the Danish butcher at Woolloongabba and pick up at the café.
Legestue
Kids’ Play Group
Every Friday
from 10-12
See contact details in the newsletter – give your children a chance to speak Danish and play with
other children in their age group.
Folk Dancers
Special Event
31 July 2009
from 6 pm
Come along for a free evening of dancing and entertainment hosted
by the Danish Folkdance Group in conjunction with the Danish Club.
Cafe food will be available and the bar is open.
The theme for the evening will be court dances such as The Lancer and Princess Alexandrine
Quadrille. The dance performers will be dressed in period ballroom dresses from the mid1800s. For those who are interested there will be a chance to do some participation dances.
Annual General Meeting
8 August 2009
1 – 4 pm
Come along to the AGM, enjoy a free hot dog, a cup of coffee and a pastry before getting into the
serious business! There’s still a seat for you on the Committee.
Dyrberg Kern Fashion Show
Special Event
22 August 2009
2 – 4 pm
Dyrberg Kern presents its stunning selection of current and new season jewellery to
the Brisbane market.
Café Danmark
28 August 2009
from 6 pm
Project Roof
Thanks to a generous grant of
$8,140 from the Queensland
Gaming Commission we were able
to have our roof repaired and
treated. We hope that this marks
the end of our problems with water
damage and thanks to the heat
insulating qualities of the material
applied during the treatment
process, we should also notice a
drop in our electricity consumption
from running the airconditioning
system.
The difference is staggering!
The company appointed for the
treatment was Advanced Asbestos
Coating and the coating has
extended the lifespan of the roof
plus improved insulating qualities,
and in general the condition of the
roof is sound, so well worth the
investment.
A warm thank you very much to
Queensland Gaming Commission
for the helping hand.
Photo: Søren Høimark
Cafe Danmark Friday 24 July 2009 6 pm
As usual, there are many things happening at Cafe Danmark: it’s an opportunity to meet old friends,
make new ones, taste Danish ‘smørrebrød’ a la Australia, sample genuine Carlsberg in the bar (or
how about a heart-stopping snaps), buy delicious Danish pastries and breads from Britts, browse
the library, pick up a t-shirt with a Danish motif and now you can even buy pickled herring!
Falkeskog Onion Herring or Anchovy Herring (630 g jars) in limited quantities for $9. We’ll buy
more if you want them!
Folk Dancer’s Special Event 31 July 2009 6 pm
Come along for a free evening of dancing and entertainment hosted by the Danish Folkdance Group
in conjunction with the Danish Club.
The theme for the evening will be court dances such as The Lancer and Princess Alexandrine
Quadrille. The dance performers will be dressed in period ballroom dresses from the mid-1800s.
For those who are interested there will be a chance to do some participation dances.
Food and beverages will be available at reasonable prices from 6pm.
Get all your Danish Baked Goodies from Britt’s Bakery at Café DANMARK
4th Friday of each month
Authentic Danish Pastry & Organic Bread Products
Kringler, Smørtærter, Kanelstænger, Birkes, Rundstykker, Fuldkornsrugbrød,
Kransekagekonfekt, Småkager, Knækbrød og bagerens dårlige øje.
For information, order forms and delivery details, go to our website: www.brittsdanishdelight.om.au
Unit 5/10 Energy Crescent, Molendinar QLD 4214
Ph: 07 5571 6881 Fax: 07 5571 6947
Email: order@brittsdanishdelight.com.au
President’s Challenge
Let’s share our culture and traditions –
and the good food – with friends and
family. Encourage them to become
members of the Danish club and
we’ll reward you with a $20 voucher
for food and drink at Café Danmark.
5 new memberships in July was a good
start, but the president wants more.
TIL LYKKE til alle klubbens
fødselarer i juli/august
15/7 fyldte Jørgen Skov 65
20/7 Henrik Caspersen
Skriv eller ring til redaktøren, hvis du kender
nogen, der fejrer fødselsdag eller jubilæum
eller sølvbryllup, guldbryllup, fødsel, dåb – vi
vil vide det hele.
Membership Renewal
Hall Hire
Renewal letters for 2009/2010 have
been posted. At the July Cafe Danmark
a lucky member will win the special prize
for payment before 15 July 2009: a
$100 dining voucher for 2 Small
Rooms at Milton.
Remember that you have to pay your
membership to be entitled to vote at the
AGM.
Committee 2009/2010
Nominations for the committee are
due by 24 July and there are 3 vacancies
to fill. It would be great to have
members from all age groups and in
particular we need committee members
with young children to inspire input for
functions for youngsters. Any master
chefs or cooks out there, we also need
you on board. If you think it’s daunting
to organise a party for 40 people, come
and join us and you’ll quickly become an
expert. It’s good experience.
Scandinavian Book Club
Next meeting to be held at Cafe
Danmark 28 August. The book is Stieg
Larsson: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
(Man som hatar kvinnor). Give Amanda
McLaughlin a ring on 3266 4538 or email
amandamac15@yahoo.com.au to let her
know that you’ll be attending.
Planning a birthday party,
christening, wedding or corporate
function? Need a training venue?
Or a dance studio? 36 Austin Street
is available for hire at reasonable
rates:
Friday or Saturday: $250 (members)/
$350 (non-members)
Deposit for cleaning and breakage: $300
If you need more information, ring Soren
Hoimark on 0437 612 913.
Library
Visit the library upstairs, check out the
new red bookcases filled with books in
Danish by Danish authors or translations.
Feel free to borrow the books and please
bring them back at your next visit.
And if you need to look something up,
there’s Lademanns Leksikon, Gyldendals
Opslagsbog and Nordisk Konversationsleksikon.
Frederik & Mary’s Wedding
Do you have a video or DVD with the
wedding? We have an inquiry.
Mærkedage
Der skal være guldbryllup i år! Her er en beskrivelse hentet fra Københavns Bibliotekers netsted:
Når man har været gift i 50 år, kan man fejre guldbryllup. Dagen fejres på samme måde som
ved sølvbryllup, men i mindre omfang og lavere tempo, da guldbrudeparret er blevet ældre og
omgangskredsen snævrere.
Også ved guldbryllup sættes der æresport op omkring døren. Æresporten er lavet af gran og
pyntet med årstidens blomster. Øverst sidder et skjold med guldbrudeparrets navne og årstal.
der viser, hvor længe de har været gift. Skjoldet er holdt i vinrødt og guld.
Guldbrudeparret vækkes af familie og venner med hornmusik og sang, men de får lov til at sove
lidt længere end ved deres sølvbryllup. Ligesom til sølvbrylluppet synges "I østen stiger solen
op" og "Det er så yndigt at følges ad", hvorefter gæsterne bydes ind på morgenbord.
Guldbryllupsfesten former sig omtrent som sølvbryllupsfesten, men er knap så løssluppen, og
den både starter og slutter lidt tidligere af hensyn til de ældre festdeltagere. Familien, som ofte
er vokset med flere generationer, tegner sig for den største del af gæsterne. Påklædningen er
almindeligt festtøj. Bordet er pyntet i dybrøde og gyldne farver som symbol på anseelse og værdighed. Under middagen er der taler og lejlighedssange.
Hvis gaverne ikke er pakket ud på forhånd, gøres dette under kaffen. Da guldbrudepar som regel har alt, hvad de har brug for, er gavebordet præget af ting, som de kan få glæde af i hverdagen. Det kan være en rejse, tidsskriftabonnementer, teaterbilletter og lignende.
Efter kaffen spilles der op til dans, og guldbrudeparret åbner ballet med Niels W. Gades
brudevals, medens gæsterne slår kreds om dem og klapper takten. Kredsen gøres mindre og
mindre, indtil guldbrudeparret står helt tæt og kysser hinanden. Festen slutter efter natmaden.
Kilde: www.bibliotek.kk.dk
ooOoo
Ferielæsning i Danmark netop nu:
Romaner
Läckberg, Camilla: Tyskerungen
Aamund, Jane: Smeltediglen
Grue, Anna: Kunsten at dø
Rushdie, Salman: Fortryllersken fra
Firenze
Ragde, Anne B.: Arseniktårnet
Hastrup, Julie: En torn i øjet
Läckberg, Camilla: Mord og mandelduft
Ejersbo, Jakob: Eksil
Hesseldahl, Morten: Natten er lige begyndt
Jungstedt, Mari: Den døende dandy
Københavns Bibliotekers Top 10 liste over reserverede bøger (15. juli 2009)
Filmen ’Original’ vinder prisen for bedste spillefilm ved Shanghai International Film
Festival i juni 2009.
SpongeBob SquarePants: Hedder på dansk SvampeBob Firkant ...
Mecon-gruppen, ejer af Berlingske Media, der udgiver Berlingske Tidende, BT,
Weekendavisen og en lang række andre publikationer, er tæt på konkurs, forlyder det i
en artikel i Jyllands-Posten. Mecons administrerende direktør siger, at det er rent
opspind.
Danmark er Europas dyreste land: I 2008 lå de danske priser 41 procent højere
end gennemsnittet i de 27 EU-lande, de tre EU-kandidatlande Makedonien, Kroatien og
Tyrkiet, de fire Balkan-stater Albanien, Bosnien-Herzegovina, Montenegro og Serbien
samt de tre frihandelslande Norge, Schweiz og Island. Det viser tal fra Eurostat, der er
EUs statistiske kontor. Det billigste EU-land er Bulgarien, der ligger 49 procent under
EU-gennemsnittet. Eurostat har undersøgt priserne på 2500 varer med mere i de 37
lande i hele Europa. Og her ligger Makedonien i bund med priser, der er 53 procent
lavere end snittet i EU.
På pladserne efter Danmark følger Norge og Schweiz (der begge dog ikke er medlem af
EU), Irland, Finland, Island, Luxembourg, Sverige, Frankrig, Belgien og Italien. I
bunden ligger Makedonien, Bulgarien og Albanien. (DR 16. juli 2009)
13. juli 2009: Elitecyklist Jette Fuglsang omkom efter sammenstød med en camper i
de franske alper. Hun blev straks overført til et hospital i Grenoble, men kunne ikke
reddes.
Få danske nyheder online via www.bt.dk, www.ekstrabladet.dk, www.politiken.dk,
www.jp.dk, www.berlingske.dk, www.dr.dk
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Festival time in Brisbane:
17/7-26/7 Jumpers & Jazz in July – keep warm in Warwick
4/7-26/7 Jan Jørgensen exhibits new works at the Kiln Gallery, The Substation,
150 Enoggera Terrace, Paddington. Find more details at www.kiln.com.au
Jan Jorgensen
Rainbow Garden, Red Hill, Surrey St.
Oil on Belgian linen 40 x 30cm
AVAILABLE $1,500
17/7-2/8 Queensland Music Festival
25/7 Red Hill Fair
25/7-26/7 Centenary Rocks! Festival
30/7 Brisbane International Film
Festival 2009 (BIFF) opening night:
‘An Education’ directed by Danish Lone
Scherfig (“Italiensk for Begyndere’) –
story is set in the early 1960s in
Twickenham, London.
4/8 and 7/8 showing Danish movie ‘Little Soldier’ (Lille Soldat) featuring Trine Dyrholm.
6/7-15/8 EKKA
2/8 Ambiwerra Festival, Corinda
8/8 and 15/8 "Det lille Turneteater" from Denmark performs at Sydney Opera House.
An ensemble of puppets and actors/musicians play out Shakespeare's timeless tragedies
Hamlet and Romeo & Juliet. For more information visit: www.sydneyoperahouse.com
and www.detlilleturneteater.dk.
Sunday afternoon at 2 pm: Enjoy a free film or documentary at the
State Library of Queensland (see details at www.slq.qld.gov.au)
Jul
Sun 19 Jul
27A (Danish director Esben Storm)
Sun 26 Jul
Goodbye Paradise
Aug
Sun 16 Aug
Buddies
Sun 23 Aug
Travelling North
Sun 30 Aug
Swimming Upstream
Sep
Sun 6 Sep
Chocolat
Sun 20 Sep
Yabba
Sun 27 Sep
Turumba
Dyrberg Kern at the Danish Club
Date: Saturday 22 August 2009
Time: 2-4 pm
Event: Dyrberg Kern Fashion Jewellery on Parade
The Dyrberg Kern story began in 1985 in Denmark and has since established a
popular brand highly desired internationally.
Dyrberg Kern is the epitome of international accessories for any occasion: classic,
trendy, modern contemporary daywear, evening wear, for parties, leisure, office
etc. The collections include extremely well crafted jewellery, watches and eyewear,
featuring elegant, timeless designs which go hand in hand with global fashion
trends.
In conjunction with the Danish Club Brisbane, Dyrberg Kern would like to present
its stunning selection of current and new season jewellery to the Brisbane
market.
Dyrberg Kern Fashion Jewellery on Parade:
Champagne, coffee & cake
$15
Bookings to Lone Schmidt on 3359 2026 or 0437 612 913
or by email to hoimark.schmidt@bigpond.com.
Dyrberg Kern will offer an exquisite piece of jewellery
to give away at the event.
Irish Logic
So Paddy asks Murphy: "Why do Scuba divers always fall backwards off their boats into the water?"
To which Murphy replies: "You thick shite - If they fell forwards,they'd still be in the friggin boat."
A very confident James Bond walks into a bar and takes a seat next to a very attractive woman.
He gives her a quick glance, then casually looks at his watch for a moment.
The woman notices this and asks, "Is your date running late?"
No," he replies, "Q has just given me this state-of-the-art watch. I was just testing it."
The intrigued woman says, "A state-of-the-art watch? What's so special about it?"
Bond explains, "It uses alpha waves to talk to me telepathically."
The lady says, "What's it telling you now?"
"Well, it says you're not wearing any knickers …"
The woman giggles and replies, "Well it must be broken because I am wearing knickers!"
Bond smirks, taps his watch and says, "Bloody thing's an hour fast."
A 10-year-old girl was walking home from school one day, when a big man on a black motorcycle pulls up
beside her. After following along for a while, the biker turned to her and asks, "Hey there little girl, do
you want to go for a ride?"
"NO!" said the little girl as she keeps on walking.
The biker again pulled up beside her and asks, "Hey little girl, I will give you $10 if you hop on the back."
"NO!" said the little girl as she hurried on down the street.
The biker pulled up beside the little girl again and said, "Okay kid, my last offer! I'll give you 20 bucks and
a big bag of candy if you will just hop on the back of my bike and we will go for a ride."
Finally, the little girl stopped, turned toward him and screamed out...
"Look Dad" "You're the one who bought the Honda instead of the Harley"! "YOU RIDE IT!"
Little Johnny was in the classroom bored to the back teeth on a Friday afternoon, and the teacher decided to have
a game for the kids to get them thinking.
'Okay class. Now I'm going to say a famous quote, and the first person to tell me who said that quote, can have
Monday off' said the teacher.
'Who is credited with writing the phrase 'To be or not to be, That is the question,' asked the teacher.
Little Pham Lam Nguyen at the front of the class called out, 'Shakespeare'.
'Well done!' said the teacher, 'You can have Monday off.
'No thank you Miss. I am of Vietnamese origin and it is in our culture to study as hard as we can, so I will be here
on Monday studying hard,' said Little Pham Lam Nguyen.
'Well okay,' said the teacher.
The next quote is, 'I had a dream! “ Little Fri Sum Kat also at the front yelled out 'I bereiva it was Martin Ruther
King!'
'Well done!' said the teacher. 'You can have Monday off' 'No thanka you miss. I am of
Chinese oligin and we also do not take time offa school. Education is evelything to us, so I will be in on Monday
studying hard too,' said little Fri Sum Kat. 'Okay,' said the teacher.
Then she heard a voice from the back of the classroom, 'F#^*ing > Asians!'
'Who said that?' yelled the teacher in an angry tone..
'Pauline Hanson!' yelled little Johnny. 'See ya Tuesday!!!!
Thanks to Erik Lindhardt for the laughs!
The Danish Association Heimdal Inc.
Est 1872
36 Austin Street, Newstead QLD 4006 Phone 0437 612 913
www.danishclubbrisbane.org
Celebrating and fostering the Danish language, culture and traditions
MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL
1 July 2009 - 30 June 2010
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The membership fee may be paid by EFT to Heimdal’s account with Suncorp-Metway. BSB NO: 484-799 Account No:
02495 1468 using your membership number and name as reference. Please send the form to Lone Lambourne if there
are any changes in your details.
If paying by cheque, please make it payable to “The Danish Association Heimdal” and post it to the Membership officer:
Lone Lambourne
3 Dartmouth Court
BIRKDALE QLD 4159
Phone 07 3822 4476
Email raylone@bigpond.net.au
Business Details.
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News from the Committee
The committee meets once a month and at our July meeting we discussed:
Hall Hire
Our new ‘for lease’ sign has gone up and we hope to get good tenants. No news from
our local councillor on the parking issue.
Annual General Meeting
The AGM will be held on Saturday 8 August 2009 at 1 pm – there will be free hot dogs,
coffee and pastries. The nomination form needs to be returned to the Secretary by 24
July 2009. We need more people on the committee – please join up if you are
interested in any aspect of the club’s work.
Grant Applications
Project Roof: The contractor was able to complete the job quickly and we can now
complete the acquittal documentation for the Gaming Commission shortly. We’re
expecting the Danish ambassador at the Store Kolde Bord in November and hope that
she will unveil the plaque. In the meantime, the Committee will press on with the next
application for a reconfiguration of the kitchen to comply with health and safety and new
energy-saving whitegoods. We’ll also do some research into Danish grants to see if we
can get funding for books (Gyldendal), toys (Lego), etc. We hope that Maersk can help
with freight costs.
Maintenance
Soren has talked to the other clubs using the facilities to ensure that the premises are
left in a clean condition. We’ll have a look at the verticals to see if they may be
salvaged or whether we should buy some ready-made curtains.
Events
The Store Kolde Bord was a good event and we’re looking forward to a couple of busy
months with Cafe Danmark and the Folk Dancers’ Special Event in July followed by the
AGM and the Dyrberg Kern fashion jewellery parade in August before Cafe Danmark.
Liquor License
One or more committee members will need to complete RSA training. Currently only
Henrik (and Jacqui) have been through RSA.
Money
The treasurer presented the June accounts, which showed a small deficit, as well as the
full year accounts showing a profit before capital expenditure of approx $5,000. Both
income and costs are down compared to last year, but the committee was comfortable
with the result. The annual accounts are now with the auditor.
Membership
5 new memberships in July – but the President wants more new members. Membership
renewal letters for 2009/2010 were mailed end of June and nearly half of the club’s
members have paid their membership fees so far. The prize for payment by 15 July
2009 will be drawn at Cafe Danmark on 24 July: dinner to the value of $100 at Two
Small Rooms at Milton.
Library
Two new RED bookcases have been set up - and filled. Roy will buy one more. There
are now two lounges and a table in our library, nearly all boxes with book donations
have been unpacked – now they just need to be sorted.
Annual General Meeting 2009
Saturday 8 August 2009 at 1 pm
Notice of Annual General Meeting
The Secretary hereby gives notice that the Annual General Meeting will be held
at 36 Austin Street Newstead at 1.00 pm on Saturday 8 August 2009
AGENDA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Welcome by the President
Approval of minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting
President’s Report
Treasurer’s Report and annual accounts
Auditor’s Report
Appointment of Chairperson to conduct the election of the Management Committee
Election of the Management committee for the year 2009/10
Assumption of Chair by the elected President
Appointment of Auditor for 2009/10
General Business
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Nomination form for the Committee of the Danish Association Heimdal Inc.
I, ................................................... nominate and I, ..................................................second
(name of nominee) ...............................................................................................................
for the position(s) of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Committee Member (circle
relevant position)
Signature .................................................... Signature .........................................................
Date ............................
Date ................................................
I accept the above nomination(s) to the Committee.
Signature .................................................
Date ...................................................................
See the club rules at www.danishclubbrisban
Send or hand to the Secretary by 24 July 2009.
See the club rules at www.danishclubbrisbane.org under ‘Membership forms’
Study & Stay in Australia?
Your door to the best in Australian Education & Training….
We are Danes, with a strong background in both Danish and Australian education & training.
Though we work with people from any country, we run some especially exciting programs
between Denmark and Australia, including:
• Guiding would-be migrants to courses for recognition in 60-Point occupations
• Assisting students enter the very best course, school/college/university for their needs
• Study Tours – customised to meet the particular needs of the Danish schools/colleges/universities
• Semester Study Abroad – individuals or classes come to undertake one semester of
study, and get credit back into their secondary school/undergraduate programs in Denmark
• Placing students into workplaces in Australia for Occupational Training, which is part
of their studies in Denmark
• Consulting services for Danish institutions wishing to establish links with Australian
partners.
We’d be delighted to assist you in any of these areas. Please do not hesitate to contact us:
Riborg Andersen
riborg@studyinaustralia.com.au
Ph: 07-5442 9588
Joern Christoffersen
jjc@studyinaustralia.com.au
Ph. 07-54739917
Dansk legegruppe
Fredag 10-12 i Heimdals lokaler, 36 Austin St, Newstead QLD 4006
Vi er en gruppe forældre, der taler dansk med vores børn – vi ved, at de lærer dansk af os, men hvad de
kan lære gennem leg med andre danske børn er en anden ting. Legegruppen er for børn i alderen 0 til
skolealder og det koster $2-3 pr familie pr gang (pengene går til udgifter i forbindelse med afholdelse af
gruppen). Find os på Facebook under gruppen: Heimdal Brisbane Families w/kids
Hvis du er interesseret eller mangler oplysninger så kontakt:
Charlotte
Tlf: 3396 4950 / mob 0405 730 252
E-mail: charlotteandbrett@bigpond.com
Morten
Tlf: 3855 9597 / 0410 215 300
E-mail: morten@simianosis.com
Tea
Tlf: 3379 1667 / 0419 659 837
E-mail: depoulsen@hotmail.com
Det Store Kolde Bord 11 July 2009
After singing the national anthems (with
some technical difficulties), 60 members and
friends sat down at the beautifully set tables
(flowers from Tove’s Flowers at Alderley
Plaza) to sample a traditional Danish
smorgasbord starting with onion herring, red
herring and herring in a curry dressing.
And a cool Carlsberg beer and a snaps. The
herring was followed by smoked salmon,
‘rullepølse’, kasler ham, potato salad,
chicken salad, warm fish wedges with
remoulade, liver pate, meatballs, roast pork,
baked apple and bacon. And a snaps. Or a
glass of red. The cheese selection included
Esrom, brie and blue cheese. The menu
barely left room for coffee and the French
chocolate mousse cake, which still vanished
fairly quickly together with a rhubarb and
raspberry crumble. And a Gammel Dansk.
Numbers were up from previous events and
we had live music again. After the grownups had twisted and turned on the dance
floor to popular tunes from the 50s through
to the 90s performed by Pete Fitzgerald, the
3 girls from Toowoomba took over the
dancing floor and put on a great show –
thank you very much to the Marcussen
family from Toowoomba.
Several members used the opportunity to
bring along their friends and introduce them
to the Danish concept of ‘smørrebrød’
downunder and all seemed to have a great
time and enjoy the food.
President:
Committee Member:
Søren Høimark
Phone 07 3359 2026
E-mail:
soren.hoimark@hotmail.com
Kim Tvede
Phone:
E-mail: kim.tvede@gmail.com
Vice President:
Committee Member:
Alan Przybylak
Mobile: 0402 691 435
E-mail:
aprzbyl@bigpond.net.au
Peter Hansen
Phone (02) 6680 3574
E-mail:
wagner_ph@hotmail.com
Treasurer :
Membership Officer:
Lone Schmidt
Phone 07 3359 2026
E-mail:
hoimark.schmidt@bigpond.com
Lone Lambourne
Phone 07 3822 4476
E-mail:
raylone@bigpond.net.au
Secretary:
Committee Member:
Roy Schack
Phone 07 3289 3559
E-mail:
furniture@royschack.com
Flemming Brinkmann
Phone 07 5463 4468
E-mail:
Committee Member:
Committee Member:
Alf Berg
Phone 07 3389 2034
E-mail: alfberg@bigpond.com
Henrik Caspersen (Rick)
Phone 0418 776 277
E-mail:
rick@caspersen.com.au
Committee Member:
Committee Member:
Could this be you? If you would
like to join the Committee, make
sure you nominate before the
AGM.
Jørgen Skov
Phone 07 3341 0911
E-mail: jorgen@qldaus.com