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Next Sunday the 6th of May is the annual Mothers Day Klaverjas
Competition be there at noon for a 12.30 start
Last winners of the month April were
Louse Ballas 5225
Elsa van de Burg 4972
Daan de Bruin 4840
Anneke Beugeling 4790
Tony van Gaalen 4752
Thank you to Tony van Gaalen to look after the players while I was away on holiday
Annie van de Mortel
Note from the kitchen maid; Please arrive in time so you can enjoy your coffee an cake before the first match.
Don’t forget to order your lunch before you start playing or you might end up without your favourite meal!!
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Saturday 5th of May Annual Scrabble Competition
The "Sydney west scrabble Club" starts at 9 am
If you know anyone that can play a game in 50 minutes and score about 300 points, he or she can take part in the competition Contact Arie Holla on 043 255 9795
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This notice board is for the Rembrandt Club members’ use
SOMEThing for sale? SOMEThing you want to buy?
SOMEThing you want to say?
This page is free of charge.. for members only
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At a recent Lions meeting it was mentioned that any used reading glasses and lenses can be send to third world countries.
The Mt Druitt Lions Group has been very active in
this project and got recognition for that.
Let’s give them a hand and collect any reading glasses and lenses for them. They can be handed in at the Rembrandt club.
There is a reading-glasses-collection box on the bar.
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There is also a collection box for bread-tags. 18,000 of these tags will result in a wheelchair. The first wheelchair has already been donated
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Old mobile phones can be handed in at the club.
They will be passed on to the right person for safe disposal.
KEEP AUSTRALIA BEAUTIFULL….. START AT HOME
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On 18th April after a long illness Jan de Vries passed away
Our deepest sympathy goes to Jan’s wife Lucie
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On 19th April Lee Eerland passed away.
Lee was one of our ‘silent’ volunteers. During many Festival weekends Lee was camping at the club, ready to tackle any electrical problems.
Our Sympathy goes to Lee’s wife Liz and daughter Jennifer.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to those who expressed their sympathy on the loss of Lee. It was very much appreciated. Special thanks go to John Joosten, who gave such a beautiful tribute; he touched on a side of Lee that few people knew about. Thank you all so much.
Liz and Jennifer Eerland
>DID YOU KNOW?????
The Rembrandt Dutch Club is on face book!!!!!
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Next Dutch lessons. 16 May. 18 July. 19 September. 17 October. 7 November. 19 December Always on a Wednesday AT 6.30PM For catering purpose call the club 9623 2569 in the week before to confirm that you will be attending.
For Rembrandt Club members only $15. Per lesson (1hr. All materials supplied) Including a main meal and coffee/tea
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Willemina Adams; Andrew Bannister; Marlena Becker;
Laurie Birnie; Val Boltjes; Bert Bronkhorst (50);
Cecil Cain; Beryl Cross; Hillie Cleveringa;
Frances de Lange; John and Margaret Deegens; Petronella Derks; Dorothy Dudley; Maria Eijkenboom;;
Ans Geluk; Jan Grabijn; Johanna Gribble(60);
Truus Haak; Pieter Hofland; Elsie Hooker;
Betty Hvejsel; Jan Joosten ; Jean Kerr; Ingrid Kole; Suzan van der Mast; Bep Langereis; Veronica Lovering; Riet Mabelis; William Nass; Jan Noordeloos;
Jannie Ochse; Adriana Oerlemans; Lucia Reynders;
Bea Turner(60); Frank en Ria van den Nieuwboer;
Gina van Dijk(50);Finie van Emmerik; Charles Verheyden
Kathy van Oeveren(60) Eddy van Oosterum(60);
SPECIAL BIRTHDAYS
70 Margaret Kearney; Engelina Lambregts;
75 Paul Christmann; Nettie Fekkes;
Marinus Kole; and Harmen Terpstra;
80 Atty Kommer; Patricia Soans
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During the Queens Birthday Luncheon there was some tension in the air, all to do with the Abel Tasman Village-bus arrival.
On the way to our club the bus got ‘bumped’ in the back by a truck.
That happened when they were only one street away.
From where we were the sirens could be heard and for the rest we had to wait for more news.
Seven of the travellers were injured and brought to 3 different hospitals. The rest arrived at the club under big applause.
Every person that went to hospital has been checked out for any possible injuries and by 10pm the last person was brought back home to the village.
The Saturday following this accident I went to the village and visited them all and they convinced me that they were very lucky.
The words; ‘it could have been worse’ were very often repeated and the meaning of it was very visible.
It made my day to see them all happy and at home.
I am looking forward to the mid-winter lunch, have them all together again at my home away from home.
I might be ‘locked up’ in the kitchen but I do enjoy catching smiling glimpses from these Omaas and Opaas.
The Queens Birthday reception in Sydney was very busy.
The Rembrandt ‘lolly shop’ did very well, but last years record was not broken. That is why you call it a record.
By the time we were packing up and I saw the sign that had been displayed on the shopfront and I realised why people kept calling me Mamma Mia.
My Husband had painted a new sign that said ‘Mamma Mia’s snoepwinkel’
It was wrapped up for transport and I never had a change to actually look at the shop front. Very funny!!
This coming weekend the kitchen will be very busy.
First is the normal Friday with the preparations for Saturday and Sunday.
We have two big tournaments ahead of us.
Saturday Scrabble and Sunday Klaverjas.
On Fridays we have regular coffee visitors who give us the sit-down-and catch-up-time. We always look forward to that.
That’s all for now! See you all at the shop where the herring is in again.
Mia Joosten
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Our Club and the running of it depend for a great deal on the fundraising we do throughout the year, such as the fundraising stall and the garage sale.
The success of these stalls are depending on the donations we receive and in general they are very good and as they say; ”someone’s trash is some one else’s treasure”, but I would like to remind all people that donate their ‘not wanted’ items towards the garage sale that we can only use items that are in a reasonable state. For our last garage sale we received too many items that were in such a bad state that there was only place for it and that was the bin…
Nowadays there is no way any body wants to buy a big TV even if it is in working order. Today digital flat screens are cheap enough and nobody wants the old cumbersome big lump of TV’s. We had to dump quite a few.
We had the bin filled up twice with items that were not sellable @ $85.oo a go.
So please check all the items you like to donate to your club for fundraising and make sure that they are in a sound and presentable condition
Thank You John Joosten
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15 March 2012 Inclusion of children in Dutch passports no longer valid from 26 June 2012 With effect from 26 June 2012 it will no longer be possible to include children in Dutch passports. Existing inclusions will lose their validity on that date. Children who have been included will no longer be able to travel abroad on that basis with effect from 26 June 2012. All children will need to have their own travel documents, irrespective of their age. Passports in which children are included will remain valid until the end of their validity period. The holder of the passport can still travel on it. A European regulation makes the principle of ‘one person per passport’ mandatory as of 26 June 2012. An inclusion in a passport is more susceptible to fraud than a document issued in the name of only one person.
Consulaat-Generaal van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden te Sydney
http://australia.nlembassy.org/services/consular-services/dutch-passport-id-card . 15 maart 2012 Bestaande kinderbijschrijvingen verliezen geldigheid per 26 juni 2012 . Met ingang van 26 juni 2012 verliezen bestaande kinderbijschrijvingen in het Nederlandse paspoort van de ouder(s) automatisch hun geldigheid. Om te kunnen reizen, moeten kinderen vanaf die datum een eigen paspoort hebben. Staat uw kind op dit moment nog bijgeschreven in uw paspoort en heeft u vakantieplannen, vraag dan tijdig een paspoort voor uw kind(eren) aan, zodat u niet vlak voor uw vakantie voor een onaangename verrassing komt te staan. Het vervallen van de kinderbijschrijving per 26 juni 2012 heeft geen gevolgen voor de geldigheid van het paspoort van de ouder (als daar nog kinderbijschrijvingen in staan). Sinds 2009 is bekend dat per 26 juni 2012 paspoorten en reisdocu-menten die door Europese lidstaten worden afgegeven aan andere (strengere) veiligheidskenmerken moeten voldoen. Als gevolg hiervan geldt per die datum de verplichting: één persoon, één paspoort.
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Gerda Aalbrecht; Mieke Achterberg; Anita Bakker; Herman Brookhouse; Thornton Brown; Henk Haak;
John de Lange; Eco de Graaf; Mary Christoforidis; Annie Eijkman; Malcolm Gribble; Anthony de Bruyn; Peter de Vries; Jos Haarsma; Karen Hooker (50); Keith Kirby; Thea Knubben; Cornelia van Overdijk;
Wolfgang Kohnertz;Frank Ladner; Gail Ladner; Albert Lambregts; Greet Langenberg; Ray Oonk;
Lowie Lemmerman; Alphons Lette; Jacqueline Lyle;
Gordon Milner; Dini Muller;Ali Nathans;Tineke Price;
Marcel Paquay; Gerard Petra; Gonnie Terpstra;
Bernard & Gai Schoemaker(60); Jacqueline Windle; Eddy Tesler; Tonny van Gaalen; John Kearney;
SPECIAL BIRTHDAYS
85 YEARS - Cor de Jong; Henny Spee;
80 YEARS –James Giddens;75 YEARS–Leny Battishall;
70 YEARS – Johanna Bloemendal; Janette Pincott;
65 YEARS and retired at last – Jo-ann Mathyi;
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During the festival the kitchen was at times a ‘hot-house’ with all the pots boiling, but a cool place to be, thanks to the new air-conditioner.
The Orange (hutspot), green (boerenkool) and white (Zuurkool) mashes were tasted and enjoyed by many none-Dutchies. There was always a queue of customers willing to try something new.
The kitchen-hands were great but worn-out by the end of the day.
Many are now recouperating. Some went back to their day-time job ‘to have a break’. A few young persons have discovered that some ‘golden oldies’ have as much energy if not more than they have.
The young ones also lightened the place up, especially at the face painting. How about the Festival Smurf, the lovely blue and white people, unique to our club, thanks to ‘Oma Clown’.
Many members have contributed to the festival in different ways, but every contribution was important to the club, YOUR CLUB.
A few families had their yearly get-together during this weekend.
It is a great idea to do this. No booking and no extra layout for the music.
Just be here end enjoy yourself.
A few workers were there on the Monday after the festival, helping with the mayor clean-up, scrubbing the oven and the deep-fryers, while the stock take was being done. No greasy-dirty-broken nail for me this time. (So Good)
On Tuesday after the Festival there was a large team again.
We even had a newcomer which I can’t name but to us he is number 1.
With all the goods back in the shop, all that needs to be done now is cleaning the carpet and wipe out all traces till next year.
See you all at the kitchen Mia Joosten
Yes we are open on Good Friday.
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Another Festival is over again.
And what a success it was, the best one yet!
Looking back, the weather was threatening all the time.
With so much rain, it would have been a huge problem but the weekend turned out to be one of the best yet this summer.
All the hard work has paid off. The big changes that we have been working on for a long time have created all positive comments.
A BIG Thank You has to go to all volunteers.
Together we have proved again that everything is possible.
A most pleasing part was the younger generation that is getting involved. This gives us the hope that we can keep going for years to come, and don’t be mistaken, without the festival we would not be able to continue our services.
So again THANK YOU and WELL DONE.
We can now start on the next one Easter 2013.
John Joosten
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Leidens Ontzet Celebration 5 October 2011
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PERSBERICHT
Graag laat ik u weten dat in Maart 2012 "Dutch TV" weer wordt uitgezonden op Channel 31. Dutch TV is een programma over Nederlanders in Australie.
Dit programma is gestart in September 2011. We hebben toen 11 afleveringen geproduceerd; kooksegmenten, een stand up comedian, John van ‘t Schip, trainer coach van Melbourne Heart en nog veel meer. Het programma is voor jong en oud en bevat bekende en onbekende personen. Ze hebben echter 1 ding gemeen; ze hebben allemaal een Nederlandse connectie.
Ongelooflijk wat een verhalen! Ook dit seizoen zijn we weer op zoek gegaan naar Nederlanders in Australie met een interessant verhaal; Dragonboatracers in de Docklands met een Nederlandse president leverde weer mooie plaatjes op. De president van “Pink motor event” is ook een Nederlander en zo kunnen we nog wel even doorgaan. Dit seizoen hebben we ook materiaal van de wereldomroep gekregen. Dus als je geinterviewd bent door de Wereldomroep, kijk dan of je jezelf terug ziet op Dutch TV en vertel het tegen je Australische vrienden, want de programma’s van Dutch TV zijn in het Engels ondertiteld. Ook in het nieuwe seizoen zal het kookitem weer van de partij zijn en zullen we wederom bekende en onbekende mensen voor de camera proberen te krijgen. We blijven de aboriginal link naar Nederland volgen en we hopen daar dan later een echte documentaire over te maken.
Het geweldig wie er allemaal aan Dutch TV meewerkt. Jessica van Beek, produceert nu Zomergasten, voor de VPRO in Nederland. Zij “coached” Dutch TV nu vanuit Hilversum, en ze heeft ons zelfs een professionele camera gegeven! Als ze weer in Australie is gaat ze weer aan de slag met de productie. Onze trouwe cameraman Boris Radev, is tegenwoordig op geen Nederlands evenement meer weg te denken. Charlotte wil dit jaar meer filmen en ook Laith kunnen we altijd op korte termijn bellen. Op dit moment ben ik zelf meer aan het editten. Zo kan ik als executive producer ook mijn creativiteit kwijt aan de producties. Iris, nu nog in Nederland, gaat vanaf Perth activiteitn voor Dutch TV doen. Langzaam gaan we onze horizon verbreden en gaan ook werken buiten Melbourne en Victoria. Het programma was vorig seizoen vooral een mix van programma’s in het Nederlands en Engels. Dit seizoen zal het vooral in het Nederlands zijn met Engelse ondertiteling. Taal is belangrijk voor de cultuur vandaar dat we zoveel mogelijk programma ‘s in het Nederlands maken. Ik hoop dat Dutch TV dan ook een beetje bij kan dragen in het behouden van de Nederlandse taal in Australie. Het is een hele klus om het te ondertitelen maar we zijn daar steeds handiger in geworden door de lessen die we hebben geleerd in het 1e seizoen. Channel 31 is community TV. Het wordt in Melbourne en Geelong free to air uitgezonden. Na de uitzending is het nog te zien op de C31 website. Zo kan iedereen er dan naar kijken! Lang leve het internet. Kijk voor meer informatie over het programma op de website: www.dutchtvonline.com En denkt u: “Ja”, dat is een prima plek voor mijn bedrijf stuur dan een email naar; dutchtv@live.com.au
Daarvoor alvast mijn dank. Met vriendelijke groet, Carole Overmaat Executive Producer
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The Carnival night was a great success. As always sold out. A new prince was welcomed to reign for 2 years. Welcome Prince Hendrik the 1st.
Prince William, the last reigning Prince of NSW was the special guest. He bought gifts and received a gift. To see more photos click on the looking glass.
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Our youngest member this month turned 30 Happy Birthday Marlene Turnbull
Anna Beugeling; Johan Bloemendal; Dirk Bosman;
Lisa Crossling; Pieter & Martha Bouma;
Stuart Brown; Gerard Daley; Nel de Bruyn
Willem de Vroome; Lionel den Dulk; Mia Lee;
Nancy Farlow; Sylvia Hillebrand; Peter Kommer; Gil Kommer; Bernardus Kruize; Frank Pellaers;
Bep Maasland; Bernadine Mathyi; Peter Mathyi; Gerda Megalli; Pieter Morssink; Ruth Planitzer; Steve Robinson; Hedi Roggeveen; Angela Thorpe;
Theo & Nellie Schaaf; Jan Wouters; Gloria Short; Theo Spijkers; Alek van der Heg; Gemma Verbeek; Johannes van der Jagt; Kees van der Voort;
Retiring this month;
Elisabeth Bosman, Jan Giles and Bob Griffiths
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The scrabble players were not put off with all the Festival noise and movements.
They had a game on the Friday morning of the Festival and enjoyed it.
The week before the place was packed with boxes of stock.
The game went on regardless.
Lunch was still served as usual. You had to get your own coffee and still smiling. Good on ya guys, for not complaining.
The maid in the kitchen
The Klaverjas winners for February are
1 Atty Kommer 5307 points
2 Louise Ballas 5202 points
3 Chris van Valkenburg 5179 points
4 Bea Lemmerman 4900 points
5 Ellie de Vries 4808 points
Next tournament will be in Hornsby on Saturday 10 March
Games start at 12.30pm
The Rembrandt Klaverjas Club sends best wishes to
Daan who is in sick-bay. Get Well Soon Daan!
See you all on Friday Annie v d Mortel
Also contact for Klaverjas and Scrabble: Arie Holla 0432 559 795
SCRABBLE
We welcomed in the new year by playing our first two games at Rochford Place [an over 55's Village, in nearby Ropes Crossing]
We enjoyed the venue but had to ******* make our own tea and coffee, plus take our own sandwiches****** needless to say we were more than happy to return to the club where we are spoilt with MIA's soup and sandwiches, and being spoilt by the lovely kitchen staff.
A good roll up of old players, coupled with a few visitors has seen some great play. David often travels from the central coast, yes we do have some very keen players, but every one is there for the fun and friendship we enjoy.
Two other scrabble clubs joined us for our Christmas party and were full of praise for the great spread put on by the kitchen staff, plus the elegant way in which it was presented. Our home team enjoyed the food plus very proud of the club and staff.
As always we are eager to have new players to swell our ranks.
No need to be a super player, none of us were when we started, and most of us still not much improved, but we have fun keeping our brains working. Jacqui
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And again the kitchen is a ‘cool’ place to be in, thanks to the new air conditioner. I was about to go on strike. Not that anyone was listening…
This will make a big difference when the time comes for mixing 90kg oliebollen dough and boiling potatoes by 10k-pots for boerekool and hutspot. For now there are a few other things to be done first.
Orders have been placed for the Festival shop.
The eel is already in, because the agent had to go overseas and we stocked the fridge a bit earlier.
Two lovely members have been wrapping lucky-dips for the children’s stall.
It will be a very colour-full stall where the children will be able to spend their money.
A lot of work has been done outside the building. A big group of volunteers is always willing and able to help out. For the Festival weekend we can do with a few extras. Already some members talked friends, sisters and grandchildren in to working at the Festival.
For all these willing persons we have a get-together on Sunday 18 March
To talk about the upcoming event and ask any questions you can think of.
With asking questions there can be a problem-prevention.
After the Festival all the hard –working volunteers are again invited.
This time there will be only positive talk about the past festival.
Maybe some good ideas for next year, but definitely no winching.
See you all at “t Gezelligste Plekje” Mia Joosten
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Preparations for the upcoming festival are already on the way for a few weeks and we are sure that the result will be very visible.
Last weekend we have been busy digging some overhead cables underground. Thank You to our member that supplied the bobcat, and his next door neighbour that supplied the semi-trailer to get it at the club. Without al this machinery it would not have been possible.
As our landlords are having a dispute between them, it is not possible for us to use the concrete parking slab.
This means that we set up the whole Festival inside our fence line and we are already convinced that it will not only look better, but it will also be “GEZELLIG” (cosy)
So as far as parking is concerned: all stallholders and volunteers that are working can park inside.
There is also parking inside for disabled persons, but everybody else, visitors etc have to park outside.
We advise everybody that brings elderly persons to the Festival to drop them of at the drop-of-point at the entrance gate and then find a parking spot.
Persons travelling by train can use our free bus by ringing Johan, when you are at St Marys train station.
So we will all see you at the Festival. It will be very different this time from last years.
You just can’t miss this. John Joosten
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From January 20 Every Friday 11am till late
Scrabble, Klaverjas, Billiards and Choir practice
Starting at 11am; scrabble with The Western Scrabble group.
New players are welcome to join anytime
The annual Scrabble competition is on Saturday the 5th of May
The kitchen is open for lunch: fresh bread rolls
From 6pm the kitchen is open for hot chips, Krokets, Bitterballen, Frikandellen, soup, boerekool met worst en hutspot met worst.
At 8pm the Rembrandt-Klaverjas players start their game.
The Annual Klaverjas Competition is on Sunday the 6th of May
The “Geluk” Competition is on Sunday the 8th of July
The Federation Card Competition is on Sunday the 16th of September
The “Kommer” Tournament is on Sunday the 11th of November
The Rembrandt Klaverjas Club has a 6-monthly celebration dinner @ the Rembrandt Club.
New players always welcome.
The Rembrandt Billiard Club starts their game at 8pm.
They have competitions with other clubs during the year.
The “Kommer” Tournament is on Sunday the 4th of November
It’s not like POOL. There are NO POCKETS. Only 3 BALLS
Anyone interested? There is always room for more.
The Rembrandt Male Choir starts their practice at 8pm
They always welcome new (and old) voices.
The Annual concert will be on Sunday the 26th of August
On Saturday the 17th of November the choir will participate in the Australian Male Choir Concert in Melbourne.
Friday the 14th of December the Choir will sing Carols at the Club
Sunday the 16th of December the Choir sings @ Abel Tasman Village
The Carnival Group “De Kwasten” starts this year with a Dance and fun night on February 11th. They welcome any “Kwast” who would like to join. The first meeting is on Tuesday 24th of January
For more photos click on the looking glass
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Thank You to all the persons who baked the cakes for the festival weekend.
The coffee stall was a big success thanks to your effort.
‘De cake ging erin als koek’
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Many different comments were made and overheard. All good ones!!!
We really enjoyed the Dutch festival on Saturday. Hope you made a lot of money out of it. We all thought the music was particularly good too.
I live just up the road and discovered this great event. I missed the other years, but will be back with all my friends to enjoy from now on.
Free things for the kids… unbelievable!!!
The best kept secret in the west. We’ll be back!!!
Next year we’ll park at the station and catch the free shuttle. We walked 1 km from where our car is parked. Hard to find a spot, but was worth it.
Due to moving into a retirement village we have a wooden 2 door, 4 drawers wardrobe (hanging space) for sale. Width: 112 cm, Height 183 cm and depth 50 cm Light stained and varnished $150 ono.
As good as new 2 single beds (base on wheels and matching mattresses)
Only used by visitors when staying over for the night.
$100 each or 2 for $150.
Round table 104 cm dia. laminex top stainless steel centre post and cross.
$30 (Donation to the Rembrandt club.)
For information please ring 9730 2057 Lammert or Nellie Knight.
The Rembrandt Family is growing
Foundation member Beppie Maasland became a
great- grandmother for the first time on 20 February when
Georgie Rose arrived. This makes four generations for the Maasland family.
Congratulations to Beppie, Oma Brigitte and mother Melissa.
Wanted: Boerebont-Boch design dinner plates 24cm
To replace my broken one (See photo)
Also interested in other items of the same design
Lucie de Vries 8086 3866
The Dutch Connection of a parrot
Many have visited the Rembrandt Club. And not only people but also ‘animals’.
One such animal is Poly Parrot. This very popular animal looked at everything interesting that there was to see. If you would like to look at the photos taken while Poly was visiting, look for Poly Parrot on facebook. It’s a crack-up!!
The Rembrandt Shop
Open every Tuesday 10-4pm and Friday 11am -11pm
We sell Dutch cheeses and fish. Biscuits galore, speculaas-brokken and –dolls, ‘gevulde speculaas’ ‘bitterkoekjes’ ‘amsterdammertjes’ peanut biscuits, ‘kletskoppen’ sirup wafers & delft blue tins, almond fingers, coconut tarts, rings, macaroons and the ones with chocolate, sprits, beschuiten, licorice, marzipan, peppermint, zuurstokken & dropstokken, salmiak lollypops, wooden clogs & slipper clogs, tea towels (droogdoeken), dish brushes (afwas borsteltjes),
soft soap (groene zeep), ‘flesselikkers’, calendars, souvenirs, puzzle books (Dutch), cheese slicers. Tins, tubes and jars of veggies, soup, mayonnaise, mustard, piccalilli, gherkins, onions, apple and pear spread, jams, spices and sauces.
For this time of the year we stocked chocolate letters, sugared fruit, poffertjes and oliebollen mix and lots of other goodies.
If we haven’t got what you are looking for we will try and get it for you.
Signing of the register
Some members have been somewhat slack in following the rule of registered clubs.
Your membership card has to be with you at all times when entering the Rembrandt Club.
Any member of the board, at any time can ask you to produce your membership card
In the case of not carrying your membership card with you, you have to sign the register. Including full address. An incomplete filled out form is an offence and can occur a fine.
When bringing a friend (non-member) with you to the club, this person has to sign the register, including full address.
The NSW licensing board carries out regular audits at our club.
Please note that the signing in desk has recently been moved.
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Volunteers wanted
For the St Marys Dutch Festival 2013
Good Friday 29 Easter Saturday 30 and Easter Sunday 31 March
Did you know that @ the Rembrandt Club for you to read
The Senior (Australian Senior magazine)
The Dutch Courier and Holland Focus
Other Club’s Monthly magazines
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Very proud Oma Mrs. Riet Van Dort is celebrating;
Her grandson Joel Edgerton is named GQ Man of the year
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At the Rembrandt Dutch Club we now have an electric wheelchair.
It is available on request for a short time.
Any member who wants to make use of this offer please contact one of the board members. This chair is property of the Mt Druitt Lions Group. Thank You Lions for making this available to our members
Keep on roaring!!!!
The BLACKTOWN COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB has moved premises
They meet every Tuesday 7pm at the CAROUSEL INN
Corner Duke St. & Woodstock Ave Rooty Hill NSW
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