Adelaide, SA, Australia
Slovenian Club Adelaide Inc
11 Lassale Street, Dudley Park, SA 5008, Australia
Ph 08 8269 6199
Fax 08 8269 2406
President: Tomo Leš
Slovenian Club Adelaide Inc
11 Lassale Street, Dudley Park, SA 5008, Australia
Ph 08 8269 6199
Fax 08 8269 2406
President: Tomo Leš
Holy Family Slovenian Mission
51 Young Avenue, West Hindmarsh, SA 5007, Australia
Ph 08 8346 9674
Fax 08 9346 2903
E-mail tretjak@picknowl.com.au
Web http://www.glasslovenije.com.au/versko-adelaide.htm
Manager: Fr. Janez Tretjak, OFM
Bocce Centre "Planinka"
Logan City
146 Redland Bay Road
Cornubia, QLD 4130, Australia
Tel: 07 3272 5934
Email: langersek@yahoo.com.au
Predsednik: Vladimir Langersek
St. Raphael Slovenian Mission
313 Merrylands Road, Merrylands, NSW 2160, Australia
Ph 02 9637 7147 02 9682 5478
Fax 02 9682 7692
Mob 0419 236 783
E-mail rafael@zeta.org.au
Web http://www.glasslovenije.com.au/versko-sydney.htm
Managers: Fr. Darko Žnidaršič, OFM, Fr. Valerijan Jenko, OFM, OAM
Slovenian Drama Group Merrylands,
311 Merrylands Road, Merrylands, NSW, 2160, Australia
Ph 02 9637 7147 Fax 02 9682 7692
President: Herman Koželj
Slovenian Australian Institute Ltd
PO Box 15, Camperdown, NSW 2050, Australia
President: Nicholas Vickers
Australian Slovenian Society TIVOLI, Newcastle Inc.
7 Charles Street
CARDIFF NSW 2285
Tel: 02 4954 8619
E-mail: emgrosman@aanet.com.au
President: Maria Grosman
Misli of those early years also reported on Slovenian traditional festivities. New Year, Easter, St. Nicholas, and Christmas were celebrated with all the traditional icons – the religious rituals that gave the event meaning and all the other ways of marking the occasion, Christmas tree and manger, traditional dishes and potica, music and dancing. Above all it was the Slovenian togetherness that gave comfort and made the new country less alien.
Some of the people whose name appears on the list have worked unremittingly and voluntarily in the field of education, language teaching, organizing cultural events, and dedicating themselves to to this work of maintaining their cultural heritage and handing it on to the next generation, for as long as 30 years.
My connection to Slovenia was a tenuous one (only my estranged father is Slovenian) and it existed in my mind in post-card form as that beautiful yet strange eastern-European country where some of my cousins lived. Through Slovenian class I was introduced to many exciting and new concepts that give flavour and uniqueness to a culture, from poems and proverbs (pregovori) to contemporary short stories by Andrej Blatnik