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The Norden Club of Lincoln Our 66th Year December Isssue Next Meeting: 5:30 December 9 at The Falls ( 5920 Adams St) Call for Reservation by Wednesday, Dec. 4 402-488-6313 Leona Bellinger 402-484-7123 Norden Club Officers President Vice President Secretary Ingrid Hansen Treasurer Karen Zins Membership Courtesy Historian Newsletter Song Leader Pianist Librarian Ron Johnson Mary Contreras Charlene Johnson Len Nelson Ozzie Gilbertson Janet Harms Swedish Smorgasbord This year on December 9th, the Swedes are hosting The Norden Club's annual Smorgasbord. In addition to the Scandinavian music of Greenblatt and Seay, there will also be a Sankta Lucia pageant. The location is The Falls Reception Hall at 5925 Adams St. Registration and hors d'oeuvre will start at 5:30. Reservations are due by Wednesday Dec. 3 with or Leona Bellinger. Their phone numbers are listed above. Guests are encouraged Courtesy Report Cards were sent by Charlene Johnson, Courtesy Chair to: Alan Seagren on Aug 10 Thinking of You Sons of Stu Mason on Aug 10 Death of Father Vera Hanson on Aug 11 Get Well and Happy 99th Birthday Shirley Oliver on Aug 15 Thinking of You Eileen Rudd on Aug 17 Thinking of You Deanna Hageman on Nov 8 Sympathy on death of husband Boyd and we should have ample room to accommodate all who wish to attend. Cancellations will be accepted until Thursday noon Dec. 4. After that time all reservations will be charged for the meal. The menu for both the hors d'oeuvre and meal is very Swedish and will be catered by Leons.

PAGE 2 THE NORDEN CLUB OF LINCOLN OUR 66TH YEAR God Jul (Merry Christmas) Wälkommen (Welcome) Christmas is always a special time when our thoughts turn to the Christmas traditions we grew up with. We remember the Scandinavian traditions which the families brought with them as they emigrated from the various countries of Scandinavia to America. It is important to remember our heritage and to share it with family and friends so it will not be forgotten. Each December we alternate celebrating the heritage of the Scandinavian countries, and this year it is a Swedish Christmas celebration and smorgasbord with a Swedish menu, St. Lucia program, professional musicians and carol singing. If you don t know the St. Lucia history, you will enjoy hearing all about it and seeing the Queen and her Court. If you have children and grandchildren, be sure to bring A special thank you to each of you who have paid your dues for 2013. They are the basis for our operating expenses. Your Norden Club Board has made every effort to keep dues and dinner prices affordable. Dues It is located in the Library of First Lutheran Church, 1551 So. 70 th. Visit whenever you can ask at the church office for directions to the library. This Presidents Corner them so they too can experience these Swedish traditions and enjoy Norden Club and gain a passion for the Scandinavian. In this way our heritage will be part of them and not forgotten. Our Swedish smorgasbord committee chaired by Ron Johnson has been working very hard for several months to bring you this excellent evening, Monday December 9, 2013. We are looking forward to seeing all of the members and their families and guests to share this special evening as our Norden Club celebrates Christmas this year in a Swedish way. Let s all make a special effort to bring the younger family members so they won t miss out on the enjoyment of Scandinavian fellowship found in Norden Club. As Norden Club s 66 th year comes to a close and 2013 ends, I want to thank the Norden Club for the honor and privilege it has been Treasurers Report have not been raised for several years and at $18 per couple and $10 for a single, it is very reasonable. Dinner prices are based on catering charges plus other pertinent costs for each evening. Please continue to Membership Earlier in September we informed you that we are making a gallant attempt to get our past members put back on the active list as members. From that mailing we have received 27 membership dues, made up of past members as well as new members, for 2014. I'm sure there are still a number of people from the nonmembership list that will be bringing their membership current. With the Smorgasbord coming up on Dec 9th, here is an opportunity to make a special attempt to invite to be your president for the past two years. I want to thank all of the members for your support. It has been a very enjoyable and inspiring experience for me. Thanks to all of the officers, committee members and volunteers at the meetings who gave so much of their time effort and expertise to the Norden Club. Thanks to all of you who have been able to attend our dinner meetings and to those who have been unable to come. We miss you and appreciate your support. Norden Club couldn t survive without all of the help, support, and faithfulness of all our members. I know all of you love Norden Club as I do, and will give your support in any way possible to the new officers for 2014. Again, my thanks to everyone in our great Norden Club family. Sincerely, President support Norden Club with your dues and participation. We need you! Spread the word - help us keep our Scandinavian heritage alive! Karen Zins, Treasurer Norden Club Scandinavian Library is a good way to learn about Scandinavia. There are books, CD s, DVD s and other music. If you have books and music to donate, it will be appreciated. Leave your name with them so we can thank you., Librarian friends, relatives, and acquaintances to this special event. I believe that this will be another occasion that you can be proud of saying, "I am a member of The Norden Club" Brochures will be available that evening. Ron Johnson Membership

New President for 2014 Neal Simley is our incoming Vice President. He was born to a 100% Norwegian family in Finley N.D., a small farming community with a predominately Norwegian population with a few Swedes, Germans, and the occasional other eastern Europeans sprinkled in. He grew up with deep Ms. Anna Kay Hageman 12 years of age is a sixth grader at Pound Jr. High. She is the daughter of Nicole Hageman and granddaughter of Boyd and Deanna Hageman all of Lincoln. She has an older brother, Boydston. From the day Anna was born she has been vocal. We love to hear her sing and are so very pleased to share her talent with this community. She is truly honored to have been selected as Santa Lucia because of her Swedish heritage New Vice President for 2014 Norwegian heritage that included many dishes, and traditions including krumkake irons, sunbuckle tins, lefse stick and rolling pin, all of which are around a 100 years old. He still uses them regularly except for the krumkake iron. His wife Kathleen is ¼ Dane and ¼ Swede and half Sankta Lucia and her Court through the Hanson family on her grandmothers side. Anna has a true passion for life and a great love for people. She is a very strong member of her church. Willing to volunteer for any job. She has been part of the student council in her school for two years. She sang with the honors choir "sing around Nebraska". And is currently working with a vocal coach to help grow her talent. For fun Anna loves to German. He has been a Boy Scout leader for almost 40 years. He enjoys wood working, classic cars. He is retired on Disability due to inheriting his mothers rheumatoid arthritis which he have been fighting for about 12 years. swim, any craft projects, listening to music, and spend time with her friends, and family. Members of her court include Laurel Nelson, Rachel Nelson, Aiden Cotter, Ethen Cotter, Violet Widner, Iona Stits, Lars Pederson, Louisa Pederson, Ben Balm and Christian English.

OUR 66TH YEAR THE NORDEN CLUB OF LINCOLN Foundation News It's now the middle of November 2013. After three months, we are on the home-stretch of our fundraiser in conjunction with Younkers and their Community Days Event. At this writing, the two big event days are tomorrow and the next day. Once again we have met the quotas set by Younkers and that now allows us to sell in the store during the actual event days. All of the Foundation members have been diligently selling booklets and many of you have purchased them. Thanks to all...who have supported our scholarship/grants program. Special thanks to Olie Ahlquist for keeping us on track and reporting our progress. We were focused. When all is done, I'm certain that this years project will be another success! Many of you have had the opportunity to find and donate Scandinavian items to the Norden Foundation for our Scandinavian silent auction table at past holiday dinners. Those items were much appreciated. We will once again have that table available this December. If you are downsizing and eliminating old or new Scandinavian things from your home, please give me a call...joan at 402-423-0023. Your items go from one good Scandinavian home to another, where they are always cherished. Thank you for your donations. Mark you calendar for the Norden-Swedish Smorgasbord on Monday evening, December 9, 2013. Plans have been progressing for many months. This should be a festive holiday event, family and friends will want to attend, where you can enjoy your New Venue for Smorgasbord PAGE 4 Scandinavian traditions. As we bring this year to a close, the Norden Foundation Board Members want to wish all of you a very healthy and Happy New Year in 2014. Merry Christmas to all of you! The Foundation had their annual November board meeting with election of board members for 2014. Our officers and board members will stay the same with two new additions. Karyn Glenn will serve as Secretary, and husband David Glenn is the latest new board member. We welcome them and happy to have them serve with us! Returning members include Olie Ahlquist, Ron Johnson, Jan Lingren, Arlene Nelson and Len Nelson. Joan Tomlinson White President, Norden Foundation We feel fortunate to have located a facility that will meet our needs and provide us with a beautiful décor. In order to accommodate more people than the First Lutheran location and with easier parking than the East Campus Union, we will be going to The Falls Reception Hall this year. For long-time residents of Lincoln, this is the building that was a grocery store many years ago. It is located at 5925 Adams Street. For those coming from the north side of town, it is at the south end of Touzalin Ave. There is a large coat closet near the entrance and registration will be just inside the door of the reception hall. Registration and hors d'oeuvre will begin at 5:30. We will be assigning tables this year to more efficiently fill the tables which will each have 10 places. If you are planning to have a large party sit together, it would work best if someone from the group arrived around 5:30 and get seat assignments for the group. The hors d'oeuvre menu includes pickled herring and smoked salmon and glogg to drink. There will also be a cash bar for those wanting alcoholic or carbonated drinks. The main menu includes Swedish meat balls, potato bologna, baked ham, Janssen's tempation, Swedish brown beans, pickled beets, red cabbage, pickled cucumbers, Swedish rye bread and a rice pudding. All this for $20.00. Children are half price. We will also have special Swedish music and a Sankta Lucia pageant. Thanks to the Swedish Smorgasbord Committee Planning a Smorgasbord of this size requires the help of many people. Planning began last summer when December seemed a long ways off. Now it is almost here and we want to recognize all the hard work by a large group of people. Ron Johnson has taken a leadership role in getting the group organized and has worked closely with to get the food and program arranged. Other members of the committee include Ron Johnson, Jackie Johnson, Len Nelson, Arlene Nelson, Delbert Stits, Ingrid Stits, Leona Bellinger, Karen Zins, Donna Anderson, Audrey Rousek, Carol Tillotson, and Sharon Seagren.

The Norden Club promotes fellowship among Scandinavian-Americans and their descendants and helps preserve for the benefit of the United States the best in the cultural heritage of Scandinavia. The countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden make up Scandinavia. The Norden Club of Lincoln Since 1947 7100 Old Post Road Lincoln, NE 68506 PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT 1359 LINCOLN, NE We hope to see you on December 9. The Smorgasbord is at The Falls Reception Hall, 5925 Adams St at 5:30. The program includes music by Greenblatt and Seay and a Sankta Lucia pageant. The menu for the Swedish Smorgasbord includes many Swedish dishes catered by Leon s and the cost is $20.00 per person. We look forward to seeing you there. Call for reservations by Wednesday, Dec. 4: 402-488-6313 Leona Bellinger 402-484-7123 Cancellations need to be made by noon Thursday, Dec. 5. Norden Club is charged for all dinners that are reserved. We appreciate you calling early if you know you can or can not attend.