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Northern Lights
September - November 2011
Prawn Feast p3
Norway’s Grief p4
Spring Golf p8
Per Kristian Foss (H)
Also in this issue:
29 Sep
Political Evening at DnB NOR
6 Oct
Autumn Golf at Burhill Golf Club
7 Oct Friday Drinks with Quiz Evening
8-9 Oct
Scandinavia Show at Earl’s Court
12 Oct
Financial Event at the Klub
1 Nov
Fårikål at the Norwegian Church
26 Nov
DNK Christmas Dinner (Julebord)
7 Dec
Ladies’ Christmas Luncheon
Per Arne Olsen (FrP)
Important dates
DNK POLITICAL EVENT
Thursday 29 September
Page 10
Message from your Committee
Dear members Welcome back after a long and hopefully good summer. The summer
in Norway was so sadly shattered by the gruesome tragedy on 22 July and in remembrance
of the victims, we are including some reactions to these events on page 4.
Contents
Message from your Committee 2
New Members 2
Membership Benefits 2
Prawn Feast 3
Norway’s Grief 4
Our Autumn Golf tournament will be played on 6 October at Burhill Golf Club in Surrey and
the Financial Evening sponsored by DnBNor Luxembourg will be held on 12 October with
financial guru Øystein Dørum as our speaker.
Culture Corner 5
Lise’s Style Column 6
There is a lot to look forward to so do have a look at our programme on the last page of this
issue. Bring a friend or three and come and enjoy your Klub!
Effingham Golf Club
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When you read this, DNK’s first Friday Drink in September has already taken place - perhaps
you were there doing the fun quiz. Do look out for the next one, which is planned for October.
The Lunching Ladies have been to the Portrait Gallery and hopefully you have marked your
calendar for the Political Debate on 29 September.
Your Committee
New members
September Ladies’ Luncheon 9
This Autumn’s programme 10
Calendars
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We would like to welcome Ms MiaLandsvik, Mr Øystein Hagen, Mr Torstein Hagen, Mr Trond Heggenhougen, Mrs Leigh
Heggenhougen, Mr Tobias Berdal, Ms Hege Nordahl, Mrs Imogen China, Mr Edward China, Ms Anita Randall, Ms Alison Judd,
Mr Peder Edvardsen, Mr Geir-Espen Fygle, Mr Clarence Thompson, Mr Alex Walker, Mr Patrick Moe, Mr Michael Ulbrich, Mrs Hege
Finstad-Kjos Ulbrich, Mr Kåre Sivertsen, Mr Jan Stette, Mr Frank Fay, Mrs Linda, Fay Mr Rasmus Lampe Falck, Mr Dan Killick,
Mr Halvor Ellefsen and Mr Torstein Strandenes
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Membership Benefits
All DNK members have access to the Naval & Military
Clubhouse (the ‘In & Out’ building) from Friday noon until
Monday morning 9am, when members may use the In & Out
facilities on offer, including the gym and swimming pool free of
charge. At other times, DNK members may use the restaurants
on payment of an extra fee. The Clubhouse has its own hotel
where members may stay at a reasonable room price. DNK
members may also be combined members of the Naval &
Military Club at a concessionary price. Enquire with the Klub
Secretary for prices and other details.
Discounted prices from Scandinavian
Kitchen and Madsen restaurant
See their advertisements on page 11 and 12
The Roof Gardens
The Radisson SAS Portman Hotel
We are happy to inform you that all DNK members are
offered a corporate rate at The Radisson SAS Portman Hotel.
Please quote DNK members at time of reservation to get the
favourable rate.
Standard room incl. breakfast/ exl. VAT
Superior room incl. breakfast/ exl. VAT
£137
£147
The Roof Gardens, an exclusive members-only nightclub off
Kensington High Street, offers DNK members + one guest free
entry to the nightclub (Q-jump).
Bespoke Tailoring
Lise Hérud is a Norwegian tailor in London offering business,
formal and casual tailoring for gentlemen, prices from £550 for
a two-piece suit, and ladies’ tailoring for all occasions, prices
from £950. She offers a discount of 10% to all members of Den
Norske Klub. See www.liseherud.com.
DNK has now agreed specially
reduced room rates for its
members at the Sofitel St James’s Hotel. For details, please
contact the Klub Secretary at [email protected]
or telephone her on 07766810080.
* Additional guests will receive a discounted rate of £15
* Invitations to special “members only” events
You must supply The Roof Gardens with a guest list, prior
to arrival, addressed to DNK’s contact. It is also advisable
to register before 5 pm on the Friday for both Friday and
Saturday. Show your members card at the door, abide by the
rules, dress code is smart/casual and get ready for a fantastic
night out!!
The nightclub is open Fridays and Saturdays.
Email address for registry: [email protected]
Roof Gardens home page: www.virgin.com/roofgardens
Your Committee
Reidun Jebsen
Natalie Holland
Hilde Vik Matre
Sissel Heiberg
Patrick Jonassen
Chairman & Member
Member
Treasurer
Member
Executive Editor
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www.dennorskeklub.co.uk
Berit Scott
Clare Harrison
Member & Editor NL
Klub Secretary
Prawn Feast
DNK hosted a hugely enjoyable prawn
evening at Scandinavian Kitchen in
Great Tichfield Street at the beginning
of July. This last get-together before
we broke up for the summer holidays
attracted nearly 30 guests, and there
was a excited buzz on the evening.
Scandinavian Kitchen had sourced some phnomenally good
prawns which they served with a choice of mayonnaise or their
own aioli, bread and lemon.
The prawn feast was the first of our new series of new
and different events which complement DNK’s successful
traditional annual events. The cost of the evening was only
£25, including a glass of bubbly, canapés, reker, bløtkake
(cream cake) and more, so we hope to be repeating the
success in the coming months.
Please join us on Facebook for updates about forthcoming
events https://www.facebook.com/pages/Den-Norske-KlubLondon/201035826605173
With grateful thanks to Millicent Scott
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NORWAY’S GRIEF
After the dreadful events that took place
in Norway last July, the whole country has
been struggling to come to terms with the
terrible loss of life and property. The attacks
on 22 July against the Government buildings
in Oslo and the island of Utøya shocked
the people of Norway to the core, but the
public reaction to these hateful acts of
terror has been heart-warming. The tragedy
has pulled the people of Norway together
in an unexpected way and given rise to an
unprecedented show of national unity.
“Together we make an unbreakable
chain of solidarity, democracy,
safety and security. That is our
protection against violence.”
From the prime minister’s address in the
aftermath of the acts of terror.
A NATIONAL MEMORIAL
CEREMONY commemorating
the 77 victims of the 22nd
July terror attacks took place in Oslo on 21st
August. The ceremony saw performances from
some of Norway’s most prominent artists and
was attended by 6,000 guests, including Royalty
and national presidents as well as the prime
ministers of all five Nordic countries.
Prime Minister
Jens Stoltenberg
Photo: Petter Foss/
MFA Norway
King Harald and the Prime Minister of Norway both gave
speeches. The King, looking clearly moved, told the audience, “As
a father, grandfather and husband, I can only imagine your pain.
As this country’s King, I feel with each and every one of you.”
NORWAY’S DIGNITY – By Geraint Vincent
First published on ITN News 27 July, 2011 I’ve always wanted to
come to Norway
Everyone always goes on about its beautiful landscape, and I know
its vast wealth makes it an affluent, optimistic society. But what I’ve
learnt in five days of covering its response to the terrifying violence
of Anders Behring Breivik, is what a brave country this is, and how
fiercely its people protect their values.
I arrived in Utøya the day after the massacre on the island. The
first survivor I managed to speak to was a 19 year old student
called Eric. He broke down as he recalled seeing his friends
shot dead in front of him. I tried to bring our interview to a
quick close, but he stopped me — there was something else he
wanted to say. We must not close ourselves down because of
this, he said, Norway must stay open, welcoming and outwardlooking. Even in the depth of his trauma, he was determined that
his country’s ideals should remain intact.
The very centre of Norway’s capital has become an
extraordinary place this week. In the square outside Oslo’s
cathedral, there is a huge garden of flowers sitting on the
flagstones. Every day, hundreds of thousands of Norwegians
have come here to honour the dead, but also to demonstrate
their solidarity. There are no histrionics, no theatrical displays of
grief. The people just stand together, holding their flowers in the
air, in a powerful rejection of Breivik’s brutality.
Norwegians have done this before. When the German army
occupied this country during the second world war, they were
met by what became known as the ‘ice front’. The population
refused to speak to them, they even avoided eye contact
with the invaders. This infuriated the Nazis. Pathetically, they
passed laws in an attempt to enforce conversation. In the face
of a previous incarnation of Breivik’s twisted ideology, it was
another brilliant victory for Norway’s people.
As I leave my hotel to begin my journey home, there are
Norwegian flags flying everywhere — much more than usual,
according to my taxi driver. In the aftermath of the most ghastly
atrocity, these people have managed to generate an atmosphere
of hope and togetherness. At the airport shops, I’ll be filling up
my basket with Gravlaks and Jarlsberg, but I’ll try to save room
in my hand luggage for some of Norway’s quiet dignity.
(Above) Prime Minister David Cameron signs Book of Condoleances. (Top right) Flowers left in front of Oslo Cathedral
(Below) Flowers and messages left at the Embassy’s front door
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Cultural Corner
Samples of Norwegian art and culture seem
to be available in London and other parts
of the UK at every turn. Below are some
of the events to try out this autumn. DNK
recommends the Norwegian Embassy’s
website for up-to-date cultural news – you
can also subscribe to their newsletter at
www.norway.org.uk
EXHIBITION
100% Norway 2011 at 100% Design
FILM
The Troll Hunter
Ola Windsor chairs, designed by
Alf Sture for Tonning
The latest and best of Norwegian design can be seen at Earl’s
Court Exhibition Centre at the end of September. A range
of top-drawer designs will be on view, including furniture,
textiles, ceramics and tableware. Although primarily a trade
exhibition, the exhition will be open to the public on Sunday 25
September.
Earls Court Exhibition Centre, London
22-25 September 2011
EXHIBITION
High Arctic - until
January 2012
This Norwegian box-office success opens at cinemas across the
UK in September. André Øvredal’s Troll Hunter (Trolljegeren), is a
witty “mockumentary” exploring our beliefs in these supernatural
beings and investigating whether or not the Norwegian
government is hiding something about their presence.
Check your local listings for screenings.
FILM
London Film Festival at the BFI,
South Bank Centre • 12-27 October
Three Norwegian films this year. More information at
www.bfi.org.uk/lff.
MUSIC
London Jazz Festival
16-20 November 2011 – various
venues
This futuristic look at the
Arctic explores what this area
may be like in the future,
more specifically in 2100 AD.
Will it be possible to visit
it – or will it be “gone”? This
installation depicts the beauty
and fragility of the unique
landscapes of the Hight
Arctic and encourages us to
question our relationsuip with the world around us.
National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
Visitor enquiries: 020 8312 6565
EXHIBITION
The Scandinavia Show
Arild Andersen, Jan Garbarek and others
Sun 20 November at the QEH,
South Bank Centre
See www.londonjazzfestival.org.uk for details of
more concerts
Sat 8 – Sun 9 October at Earl’s Court, Brompton Hall
Be sure to visit the DNK at Stand No. 181.
The best of Scandinavia to taste, test, and buy the 8-9 October 2011 in Brompton Hall, Earls Court
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Lise’s Style Column – A Season of Style
Tally-ho!!
Summer is over (did it ever arrive?)
and time has come to clad your limbs
in warmer threads. Being in Britain,
this of course means tweeds, glorious
tweeds, a fabric of rich heritage, much
pride, and above all excellent qualities
and outstanding beauty of colours and
patterns.
Traditionally reserved for the gentry during outdoor pursuits like
hunting, fishing and walking, it is now a fashion item for the younger
generations as well as still going strong with the traditionalists.
Photo: CF-Wesenberg/kolonihaven.no
Still woven by hand
both in Scotland and
Ireland, the most
famous is perhaps the
Harris Tweed, woven
by the islanders of the
Outer Hebrides. The
depth of colour in the
weave is astonishing,
especially since all
the processes and
dyes used are purely
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Tweed is equally suited to
both ladies and gents, so
whether you are hunting
wildlife in Gloucestershire or
stalking good-looking dears
in London’s streets, one of
the thousands of patterns
will find it’s way to your heart and your wardrobe, where it will
remain for many a season to come.
Bespoke tailor Lise Hérud offers DNK
members discounted prices on her tailored
clothes for ladies and gentlemen.
See Membership Benefits on page 2 for
more details. The next issue of Northern Lights
will feature a style column for ladies.
www.dennorskeklub.co.uk
Homesick?
All your favourite Scandinavian
foods now available on-line
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DNK Spring Golf for
18 Keen Golfers
Effingham Golf Club which has
been a members club since 1927.
The course was designed by the
renowned golf course architect
Harry S Colt, and the 6,500-yard
downland course is set on 264 acres
of chalk downs with a wealth of
mature trees, and exceptional views
of London and its surroundings.
The Georgian-style clubhouse is a listed building dating from
1770 and is full of charm, and the DNK members and guests were
served hot coffee and pastries in the bar before heading out to the
driving range or putting ground to test the form of the day.
The Surrey countryside was basking in the spring sunshine as
we teed off in groups of three or four and enjoyed the wellkept, open fairways – and thought we were having a good day
until we met the challenging greens! The starter had warned us
about the greens, and he certainly knew what he was talking
about. Not an easy golf day after all! We had lots of fun and
laughs though, and the scores reflected that we had all been
concentrating on the golf at times during the play.
From left: Albert Schjelderup, Jens A Wilhelmsen, Chris Gowan and
Bjørn Bakkerud.
Drinks were served outside in the sun afterwards, and we then
enjoyed a lovely three-course meal with prize presentation.
Congratulations to all who participated and to the lucky ones
who won either DNK silver, Nordea umbrellas or both. We all
agreed we would love to come back and play this delightful
course soon again.
Guest Players
Best Lady Guest: Jette Seier Hansen
33 p
Best Gentleman Guest:
Richard Green 37 p
Longest drive:
Beverly Schjelderup and Nic Sherriff
Nearest the pin:
Nic Sherriff
DNK members
Ladies:
1st Beverly Schjelderup 33 p
2nd Reidun Jebsen 31 p
3rd Helen Wilhelmsen 31 p
Gentlemen: 1st Nic Sherriff 39 p
2nd Albert Schjelderup 36 p
3rd Olav Andreas Dahle 29 p
Many thanks to Helen Wilhelmsen for organizing our golf
tournaments for several years. The golf torch is now passed on
to Beverly Schjelderup, so we are sure we can look forward to
many more happy golfing events in the future.
From left: Marianne Bakkerud, Helen Wilhelmsen and Tove Lind.
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GLAMOUR OF THE GODS
DNK September Ladies’ Luncheon
We had a very pleasant Ladies’
Luncheon at the National Portrait
Gallery. They currently have a great
exhibition called “Glamour of the
Gods – Hollywood portraits”. Five
enthusiastic ladies from DNK had
coffee and biscuits in the Portrait Café
in the basement of the gallery, before
we arrived at the exhibition.
All of us really liked the photographs. “Glamour of the Gods” is
a celebration of Hollywood portraits from the movie industry’s
“Golden age”, the period 1920-1960. From Greta Garbo and Cary
Grant to Audrey Hepburn and James Dean, many international
style icons are featured. We know that the photographs played
an important role in creating and marketing the stars.
The DNK ladies’ favourite was a picture of Liz Taylor – young
and attractive!
After the cultural part of the programme, we had an excellent
two-course lunch in the Portrait Restaurant. The restaurant has a
lovely view overlooking Trafalgar Square.
It’s still possible to visit the exhibition at the National Portrait
Gallery. It stays open until 23rd October. We really recommend it.
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What’s on the Dnk
Programme Autumn 2011?
Here are a few events you won’t want to miss:
DNK Political Event
– free entrance
Don’t miss our Political Event on
Thursday 29th September. Per
Kristian Foss, one of Norway’s most
popular conservative politicians
(yes, they to exist!), and Per Arne
Olsen, member of the Storting for
the Progress Party, will come to
London specially to take part in
the debate. The evening promises
to offer some informative and
entertaining discussions, as Foss
represents Høyre, one of the main
winners in the recent local elections,
and Olsen’s FrP was one of the
parties that suffered the greatest
overall setback. They will also talk
about the political climate in Norway
at the present time, as well as expand on Norway’s economic
situation. Thursday 29th September at 7 pm at DnB NOR, 20 St.
Dunstan’s Hill, LondonEC3R 8HY
DNK has got a stand again at this year’s Scandinavia Show. Do
come and visit us and bring all your friends with an interest in
Scandinavia, and especially in Norway. Last year over 20 new
members signed up a result of the Scandinavia Show. Sat 8 –
Sun 9 October at Earl’s Court, Brompton Hall, Stand No. 181.
To book half-price tickets for the Scandinavia Show, visit www.
scandinaviashow.co.uk. Pre-booked tickets are £8, saving 50%
off the price of tickets on the door.
Autumn Golf
DNK Financial
Evening
Our annual Financial Evening
will again be presented by Chief
Economist Øystein Dørum of DnB
NOR London Office. He will speak on
‘The Global Outlook: From Financial
Crisis to Debt Crisis’, which promises
to both topical and informative. It
will take place in the King Harald Room and the price of £20
includes drinks
and canapés.
Wednesday
12th October at
5 for 5.390 pm
at the In & Out.
Friday
Drinks
with
Quiz
Night
Following one more successful Quiz Night at September’s Friday
Drinks, we continue these popular events in October. Do be sure
to come along from 6pm (Quiz starts at 7pm) and bring your
friends. The winning team wins a bottle of French champagne –
oooh la-la. Friday 7th October in the Canning Bar
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Scandinavia Show 2011 at
Earl’s Court
Thursday 6th October at
Burhill Golf Club, Surrey.
www.burhillgolf-club.co.uk
NEW THIS
YEAR:
FÅRIKÅL
DINNER
On Tuesday 1st
November DNK will
arrange a Fårikål
(mutton-and-cabbage stew) dinner in cooperation with the
Norwegian church in Rotherhithe 7pm.
Menu:
Starter Surprise
Main course: Fårikål
Beer or wine
Dessert: Stilton and Port
Coffee and petits fours
Price £25. The Norwegian Church, 1 Albion Street, London SE16.
Tube: Rotherhithe or Bermondsey/Canada Water
Invitations to all these events are sent to all members by the
DNK secretary.
www.dennorskeklub.co.uk
DNK Sept - December 2011
September
29th Political Evening at DnB NOR
October
20thFårikål Evening at the
Norwegian Church
November
7thFriday Drinks with Quiz Evening
4th Friday Drinks
8th Ladies’ Luncheon
26th Christmas Dinner (Julebord)
11th Ladies’ Luncheon
December
12th Financial Event at the Klub
7th
6thAutumn Golf at Burhill Golf Club
Ladies’ Christmas Luncheon
Invitations to all events are sent out to members by the DNK secretary - please check your e-mail inbox!
For up-to-date information on all these events, please see the DNK website at www.dennorskeklub.co.uk
In & Out Events
Membership & Events on 020 7827 5730 or
email [email protected]
September
20 TBC
27
29
29
TBC
Bridge Night
Fireside Chat
Last Tuesday Club TBC
Defence & Foreign Affairs Lecture
Network 1900
Shooting
7NBCC at Offshore Europe. Seminar and reception.
Speakers: Thina MargretheSaltvedt/Nordea Markets,
Ambassador Kim Traavik, Ambassador Jane Owen,
Lord Provost of Aberdeen and the Mayor of Stavanger.
Sponsors: Nordea and SAS/Widerøe.
22
SuperOffice event. Venue: DnB NOR
27Launch event - NBCC’s new website. Venue:
McGuireWood’s new offices.
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Fireside Chat
Latin American Dining Club
Bridge Night
Bridge Night
Trafalgar Dinner
Last Tuesday Club TBC
Network 1900
Nordic Thursday Drinks. Venue: Hyatt Regency
October
6“Cross cultural networking – how to make it work”. In
cooperation with The Results Centre. Venue TBC
12Financial Evening in cooperation with DnB NOR
Luxembourg and Den Norske Klub. Speaker: Øystein
Dørum. Venue: In and Out Club
19Council of Foreign Chambers of Commerce (CFCC) event.
Venue: HSBC. Speaker TBC
November
1
2
11
TBC
13
15
24
29
September
15Joint Nordic Event: “East meets west”. Venue: London
Stock Exchange
October
TBC
13
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18 20 25 28
nbcc calendar
Bridge Night
Comedy Night
Armistice Day Lunch
Fireside Chat
Remembrance Sunday
Bridge Night
Network 1900
Last Tuesday Club TBC
25Advisory Board Dinner, the Norwegian Ambassador’s
Residence
26DNV event on ISO 26000/Ethical Supply Chain. TBC
26Wednesday drinks. Host & sponsor: Copthorne Hotel
27Nordic Thursday Drinks. Venue: Radisson BLU Portman
November
2Joint Nordic event on the future of the forestry/paper
Industry. With Stora Enso.
For further details about the Klub:
Den Norske Klub at
In & Out, Naval & Military Club,
4 St. James’s Square, London SW1Y 4JU
Tel: 07766 810 080
email: [email protected]
Klub Secretary: Clare Harrison
Shipping & Energy/Maritime industry event
23Wednesday drinks. Host & sponsor:
Pavarotti restaurant
24Nordic Thursday Drinks. Venue: Scandinavian Kitchen
25Christmas dinner at the Church (Young Professionals) in
cooperation with the Norwegian Seamen’s Church and
ANSA
www.dennorskeklub.co.uk
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