Official Publication of the Jasper Deutscher Verein

Die Zeitung Mid Summer 2019

The Jasper Deutscher Verein was founded in January, 1980 to promote, preserve and celebrate our proud German Heritage in Jasper and surrounding area. The Club is intended to be primarily Social and Not-For-Profit.

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Open Spaces in the Work Schedules

Please look at the schedule and call Mike Ackerman at 812.630.8756 or Ann Ackerman at 812.630.7241 to get on the schedule.

As you review the Work Schedules in this newsletter, you will see open work spaces designated by a “*”.

We are hoping that members of the DeutscherVerein will take time out of their busy schedules to come forward and volunteer for these open spaces. . They are:

Main Food Stand

Friday – August 2nd 4:30pm – 7:00pm 7:00pm – 10:00pm 10:00pm – closing

Saturday – August 3rd 10:30am – 1:30pm 1:30pm – 4:30pm 4:30pm – 7:30pm 7:30pm – 10:30pm 10:30pm – closing

Pastry Stand

Saturday – August 3rd 4:30 -7:30pm

7:30 – 10:30pm

Remember, this is our ONLY fundraiser of the year, so please be generous with your time.

Please call Mike Ackerman at 812.630.8756 or Ann Ackerman at 812.630.7241 to schedule one of these time slots.

A message from our President

A FANTASTIC GERMAN CLUB!

A major “thanks” to all the support that’s been given to the German Club by our members this first half of the year. Attendance at our meetings has been exceptional, and in higher numbers than the previous year in many months. As our message continues to be spread

throughout the community and our county, we hope to see more and more new members for the rest of the year. Remember, invited guests pay nothing for a great meal, interesting presentation, and great socializing!

As our German Club Board and our committees have worked on trying new events, we’ll continue to do so for the rest of the year. Be certain to attend one of the many Vineyard get-togethers still planned for the rest of the summer. Fun for all! If you have other ideas on events we could hold and/or sponsor, please get with myself or Paul Siegel, your Vice-President. Thanks to all who have already signed up for helping at the Strassenfest. Of course, we can use all the members and guests possible to help us in our most important event this year. As a special treat, the German Club has arranged for a special “GERMAN ON THE WATER” wine-tasting event Sunday, September 29th at Patoka lake (see separate article in this newsletter for details). It will be a fun two hours of tasting German wines, great appetizers, and socializing (and maybe a song or two?) with other GC members and guests as well as the general Community on a German-decorated boat at Patoka Lake. It would be FANTASTIC if the club could fill the boat alone! Again, see the separate article for details on getting your tickets along with a listing of the wines we’ll be sampling. Join the fun!

Van Ziegler

President

Mai Jasper DeutscherVerein in Review

The Jasper Deutscher Version met on Wednesday, May

15 at the Moose. There were 88 members in attendance.

President Van Ziegler called the meeting to order by

welcoming members and guests. He introduced Alan

Hanselman and Stan Jochum, the guest speakers for

the evening.

The Pledge of Allegiance, Ein Prosit, and God Bless

America was led by Van. He then asked if anyone had

birthdays and asked them to stand while everyone sang

Happy Birthday.

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Van talked about StrassenVORfest which will be held on

July 14th at the Moose from 1-4. They will be offering

games, singing, dancing, clothing, and much, much

more.

Ross Halverson gave update on the display case at the

high school. Looking for more items to be displayed.

Mike Ackerman gave treasurer report. All is well. We

now have 383 members.

Laura was called up to lead all the men for the slap

dance demonstration.

Jackie Braunecker gave some info on the 35th

Anniversary trip of Jasper Sister Cities Partnership in

2020.

After meal the program for the evening was presented.

Alan Hanselman and Stan Jochum gave presentation on

how the process of getting Pfaffenweiler wine into the

area.

Drawings were held after program. Door prizes were

won by Betty Hanselman and Mike Ackerman. Special

prizes were won by Judith Wilson and Cheryl

Trambaugh.

The rest of evening was spent socializing. Next meeting

will be the Summer picnic on August 25th. Members with

last names A-H bring desserts, I-Q vegetables, R-Z

salads. Doors open at 2:00 p.m. meal served at 4. Ron

Keusch and his guys will be the entertainment. Bring

your dancing shoes!!

Barb Schmitt

Secretary

Alan Hanselman and Stan Jochum giving a presentation on the Pfaffenweiler Wine

Dance Practice!!!!! Thanks guys for being good

sports!!!!!

A good attendance at the Mai Meeting!!!

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A message from Laura………..

German Heritage Night at Strassenfest

The 2019 Jasper Strassenfest will feature an entire German Heritage night. Thursday night starting 5:30pm, the Main Stage at the Strassenfest is dedicated to continuous FREE German Heritage Events, Entertainment and Games. In 2018, the German Club provided funding to include German Heritage entertainment in Opening Ceremonies. It was a great success. Because of the hard work of the members, this year we had the funding to expand to an entire night of German events. Thank you to all of our members. The German Heritage Committee inside the German Club, was formed to tackle an entire night of German Heritage events. Members are Ginger & Kurt Hedinger, MaryLeah & Paul Siegel, Lacey & Ross Halverson, Van & Nancy Ziegler, Landen Weidenbenner, Branden Ferguson, Breann Lechner, Sandy & Mark Fierst, Paul & Laura Grammer. The German Heritage Committee worked to create new entertainment inside Opening Ceremonies, and new events following Opening Ceremonies. Thanks to Chocolate Bliss and Rotary Club, that have taken on two NEW German Heritage events, that will continue under their control for years in the future. The German Heritage Committee learned a traditional Bavarian dance called the Landler that will be performed on Thursday evening in front of Main Stage. Courtney Heberer, Music teacher at Jasper High School, composed a Strassenfest Waltz. The song will be debuted during a Waltz Demonstration in front of Main Stage. Birnie and Margie Jeffries and a dedicated group German Club members learned a waltz to accompany the Strassenfest Waltz. At the conclusion of the prepared waltz, the song will be played again. Members of the Waltz group will invite members of the crowd to learn the waltz as the song is played a second time. A Snowball Waltz in August sounds very refreshing. The Rotary Club of Jasper will be sponsoring a NEW event called “Learn to Dance the Schuhplattler”. The Rotary Club will teach the crowd the steps to the dance. Then the participants get to dance the song at different speeds. At the end of the event, the Rotary Club hands out FREE sugar cookies and bottled water. Chocolate Bliss will be sponsoring “Schokospiel (a Chocolate Game)”, another NEW event. Ann Knies from

Chocolate Bliss is providing 300 Special Design chocolates prizes and 6 Special Design Grand Prize chocolates for the game. At the end of the game Chocolate Bliss will open for the children to redeem winning wooden nickels for the chocolate prizes. The Lions Club will continue their long term sponsorship of the Box Parade. This fun Dubois County tradition is a crowd favorite for kids of all ages. The Schedule of FREE Events for Thursday German Heritage Night 5:30 Lions Club presents the Box Parade 6:00 Opening Ceremonies Nightwatchman and Wife Strassenfest Bell Celebration Singers perform German Music (NEW) KinderChor perform German Songs (NEW) Willkommen Dancers Burgermeister Proclamation Sister City Lantern Lighting Mai Pole Ribbon Dancers Schuhplattler Dancers 7:00 Parade to Beer Garden 7:00 Rotary Club presents “Learn to Dance the Schuhplattler” (NEW) 7:45 Chocolate Bliss presents “Schokospiel” (NEW) 8:30 German Heritage Committee presents “The Landler Dance” (NEW) 8:45 German Club presents the “Strassenfest Waltz” (NEW) 9:00 German Club presents Log Sawing Event If you aren’t working at the booth on Thursday night, wear your dirndls, liederhosen, or German Club vest and join the fun. Laura Grammer

German Heritage Committee

LOG SAWING CONTEST

9:00 PM on Strassenfest Thursday on the main stage. Event is sponsored by the Jasper Deutscher Verein and the financial sponsor is Werner Saw Mill, Inc.

This event is the longest continuous competitive event of the fest, starting at the second fest.

This event consists of two people sawing a log. The first team winning moves on to the next round.

Registration is free a few minutes before the contest, and prizes are awarded to the first and second place winners to both men's and women's divisions.

Competition has gained quite a following through the years, usually with 50-60 people sawing and 300-400

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people watching. It has even become a tradition for the queen's court to saw, and I think they and everyone else has a great time. The Herald is always there covering the event. Many times making their front page.

As you know, beginning this year, Thursday night is meant to celebrate our German Heritage even more than ever before. The Deutscher Verein has been asked by the Strassenfest Committee to keep the spirit alive. Probably no bigger part of this would be using a two person saw to clear the forest. Our ancestors relied on this skill.

If you have never watched this event, come and see what you've been missing. I think you will enjoy!

Dan Wehr

Log Sawing Chairperson

Upcoming Events – Mark Your Calendars

August Strassenfest

Set up for Stassenfest Food Booth and Pastry Booth

July 30th at 5:30pm

Bier Garten Tent Decorating, Streamers, Mai Pole, Greenery, Lights

July 30th at 6:00pm

August 1st to August 4th

Sunday, August 25, 2019 - Family Picnic – Jasper Outdoor Recreation Club

Doors open 2:00 pm, eat around 4. Last names A-H bring desserts, I-Q veggies, and R-Z salads. Entertainment by Ron Keusch and friends. Sunday, August 31, 2019 – Peppers Ridge Winery – music starts at 3:00pm (Jasper time)

September German Heritage nominations due September 6th, 2019. Send to Jasper Deutscher Verein, P.O. Box 15, Jasper, Indiana 47547-0015. German Heritage Essay Contest entries must be postmarked by September 6th, 2019.. Send to Deutscher Verein, P.O. Box 15 Jasper, Indiana 47547-0015

Saturday, September 14, 2019 – Louisville German American Club festival 4:00pm to midnight

Sunday, September 29, 2019 – Wine Cruise on Patoka

Lake – 2 – 4 PM – Reservations can be made by calling

812-521-8252 – Cost is $35 per person plus park entrance fee.

Oktober

Oktober 3, 2019 – German American Day Dinner at the Schnitzelbank – Doors open at 6:00pm Program begins at 6:30pm. Cost is $15 with check payable to the DeutscherVerein. Reservations can be made with Barb Schmitt at 812-309-3992 or barbschmitt12@gmail.com

Saturday, Oktober 5, 2019 – Blue Herron Winery –

music starts at 7:00pm (Jasper time)

“German on the Water”

The German Club has arranged to hold a "German on the Water" wine cruise at Patoka Lake on Sunday, September 29th from 2 - 4 PM! The wines are Das Aopfel Reisling, Blaufrankisch, Gewurztraminer, Harvest Moon, and Morning Mist. We will have light appetizers. The cost for this event is $35 per person (plus park entrance fee). Please call in your reservations early! Telephone 812-521-8252 to purchase your advance

tickets for this fun excursion!

We understand that all members of the DeutscherVerein may not be able to work in either the Pastry Booth or Main Food Booth.

We encourage you to patronize those booths for lunch on Friday or Saturday or dinner on

Thursday, Friday or Saturday.

And, the pastries in the Pastry Booth make great Breakfast items for Friday, Saturday or

Sunday morning!!!!!

2019 Strassenfest Tshirt

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Pfaffenweiler Partnership Commission Meeting

On May 16th, the Pfaffenweiler Partnership Commission had a meeting and invited Matthias and Kathy Hilger and Patti Goepfrich, who were visiting Pfaffenweiler at the time, to attend.

L to R – Buergermeister Dieter Hahn, Franz Hilger, Matthias Hilger, Patti Goepfrich, Annika Marschall, Karin Horst, Carolin Horst, Fritz Gutgsell, Dominic Little, Diana

Treyer.

News from Sister Cities of Jasper, Inc.

Sister Cities of Jasper Golf Scramble Winners

The Sister Cities of Jasper Golf Scramble was held on Sunday, April 28th, at the Buffalo Trace Golf Course.

Scramble Results are:

1st Place – Matt Kuper, Nathan Schroering, Griffin Brown, and Jason Miller

2nd Place – Nick Abbett, Brandon Leistner, Chris Fleck, and Ben Kraft

3rd Place – Max Verkamp, Mike Blessinger, Phil Mehringer, and Eric Sargent

Closest to the Bratwurst Mitch Huebner and Myra Schroeder

Longest Putt

Phil Mehringer and Donna Mathies

2019 DeutscherVerein Scholarship Winner-Drake Siegel

The Jasper DeutscherVerein has awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Drake Siegel. Drake completed three years of German language study at JHS and participated in the 2017 JHS Student Exchange program.

He is the son of Paul and Mary Leah Siegel. With a GPA of 3.989, he graduated in the top 25% of his class and was a member of the Student Council, National Honor Society, and HOSA. Drake was also a Hoosier Boys State Delegate. He is a member of Holy Family Church Boy Scout Troop #185 and also Venture Scouting. He is a server and Eucharistic Minister at Precious Blood Catholic Church. Drake won the German Heritage Essay contest in conjunction with the German Heritage Dinner last October.

Drake will be attending IUPUI, majoring in Biomedical Engineering and minoring in German. Congratulations Drake!!!!!

We wish you well in your future endeavors!!!!!

Drake Siegel receiving Scholarship from Van Ziegler

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Beginning German returns in the Fall to VUJC!

If you're planning ahead for the trip to Pfaffenweiler in 2020, if you've never had the opportunity to build that foundation for your German, or if you'd just like a refresher for the German you already know, please join Dr. Ross Halvorsen and the first German class in a long time at Vincennes University, Jasper Campus.

It's only one evening a week, there won't be much homework, and you'll just have to find the time to keep up with learning new German words between classes. Pass/Fail is not an option at VUJC, but anybody is allowed to audit the course. If you're auditing, Ross will call on you only as much as you'd like. If you take it for credit, that's a different story. Intermediate German will be offered the following spring semester. If you are not currently a VUJC student, you will need to apply as a guest student (for application and enrollment information, please call 812-482-3030). The first class is Tuesday, August 20th, 2019, the semester lasts 16 weeks, and the last day of instruction is December 3rd. The textbook is Deutsch heute (ISBN: 978-1-305-07715-7) and please feel free to contact Ross at ross.halvorsen@gmail.com with any questions.

VUJC needs a minimum of 10 enrolled to offer any language course and please help get the word out. Let's show community interest in the German language!

Fall 2019 German Level 1 Class (GRMN 101-J01) CRN #13936, is scheduled on Tuesdays from 6:00 pm - 8:45 pm in the JCCB Building, Room 211.

NOTE: This class is available for the public. You do not need to be a member of the Jasper DeutscherVerein to

attend!!!!!!

Group Picture of the JHS Exchange Group in Pfaffenweiler – May, 2019

Group Picture of the JHS Exchange Group and members of the Pfaffenweiler Partnership Commission visiting with Mayor Siegfried Eckert in Gutach. Mayor Eckert is the son of Emil Eckert, a former Mayor of Pfaffenweiler.

The students in the JHS Exchange Group did a travel blog with pictures of their adventures in Germany. This blog and some of the pictures will be published in the

next DeutscherVerein Die Zeitung!!!!!!

MEMBERSHIP

Dues for the DeutscherVerin are $10 a person. Out of this $10, a $1 will go to the Jasper DeutscherVerein (German Club) German Heritage Endowment, $.50 per member for dues to Sister Cities of Jasper, Inc., and $8.50 to Jasper DeutscherVerein for postage and meetings. Dues can be mailed to DeutscherVerein, P.O. Box 15, Jasper, IN 47547-

0015.

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Sister Cities of Jasper Jasper Partnership Commission

Jasper Deutscher Verein GERMAN HERITAGE AWARD

"Honoring those who promote our German Heritage"

The annual German Heritage Award is presented to an individual or group who has contributed generously his/her or their time, talents or resources to maintaining, improving or building upon our German roots in Dubois County. Sister Cities of Jasper and the Jasper Partnership Commission created the award in 1999. The Jasper Deutscher Verein is sponsoring the award.

This recognition is open to all individuals, not just residents of the City of Jasper, who give what they can in order to make a difference.

Because the efforts of these individuals are sometimes known only to a few, a nomination will recognize the work of those who generously support our German Heritage.

A committee, consisting of the Presidents of the Jasper Deutscher Verein, Sister Cities of Jasper, and the Jasper Partnership Commission, will judge all nominations. The Presidents will present the German Heritage Award during the German American Day Dinner celebration on October 3rd at the Schnitzelbank.

Past recipients of the German Heritage Award are Mary Jo Meuser, Claude and Martina Eckert, Dave Buehler, Linus and Sally Lechner, Joe and Irene C. Eckerle, Danny and Linda Wehr, Leo and Lora Lou Eckerle, the late Lowell and Joan Glendening, Dave and Janet Kluemper, Rafe and Phyllis Ackerman, Vic and Monica Knies, Gary and Rita Egler, Patti Goepfrich, Larry and Betty Hanselman, Ron and Dellie Keusch, Jim and Rita Corn, Lois Kuntz, Mike and Ann Ackerman, Stan Jochum, and Father John Boeglin.

How you can nominate:

The nominee must be an individual or group, nominated by any individual or group. Please submit the official form (copy is accepted), along with the following:

1. A letter of up to one page listing your reasons for the nomination.

2. A biography, up to two pages, listing the service or efforts of the nominee.

Nomination for the 2019 German Heritage

Award

Nominee’s Name: __________________________

Home Address: ____________________________

City: ___________________State:_____________

ZIP: _______________Phone: ________________

Occupation: ______________________________

Nominator’s Name: ________________________

Home Address: ____________________________

City: __________________________State:_____

ZIP: __________

Relationship to nominee:

_________________________________________

Nominee’s service is: voluntary / paid (circle one)

(Remember, nominations need to be postmarked to

Jasper Deutscher Verein

German Heritage Award, P. O. Box 15,

Jasper, IN 47547-0015,

By September 6, 2019)

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Cheesy Nacho Beef Skillet

By Nikki Gladd

Ingredients 1 lb lean (at least 80%) ground beef 1 pouch (8 oz) Old El Paso™ Mexican rice 2 cans (10 oz each) diced tomatoes with green chiles 1 can (15.25 oz) whole kernel sweet corn 1 package (1 oz) Old El Paso™ taco seasoning mix 1 roasted red bell pepper (from a jar), chopped ½ cup water 1 1/2 cups shredded Mexican cheese blend (6 oz)

Steps 1. In 10-inch skillet, cook 1 lb lean ground beef over medium-high heat until thoroughly cooked, stirring frequently; drain. 2. Meanwhile, microwave 1 pouch (8 oz) Old El Paso™ Mexican rice as directed on pouch. 3. To skillet with cooked beef, add 2 cans (10 oz each) diced tomatoes with green chiles, 1 can (15.25 oz) whole kernel sweet corn, 1 package (1 oz) Old El Paso™ taco seasoning mix, 1 roasted red bell pepper (from a jar), chopped, and 1/2 cup water; mix well. 4. Stir in cooked Mexican rice. Heat to boiling. Reduce heat; simmer 10 minutes. 5. Stir in 1 cup shredded Mexican cheese blend until melted. Sprinkle remaining 1/2 cup cheese over top. Serve immediately.

(taken from - https://www.pillsbury.com/recipes/cheesy-

nacho-beef-skillet/7481107d-52b4-47fd-9722-e8459460d8ef)

The following are job descriptions for the various areas in the Food and Pastry Booths

Endowments at the Dubois County Community Foundation

Jasper Deutscher Verein (German Club)

German Heritage Endowment A donor-advised endowment to benefit generations in ensuring that our German heritage is preserved and enriched in Jasper and Dubois County.

Claude and Martina Eckert Sister Cities Endowment

A designated endowment to provide support to Sister Cities of Jasper, Inc. to support the Jasper/Pfaffenweiler relationship. A gift to the Jasper Deutscher Verein (German Club) German Heritage Endowment or to the Claude and Martina Eckert Sister Cities Endowment is a wonderful way to remember that special someone. A gift in honor of someone or in memory of someone may be given. The Dubois County Community Foundation will send a letter of acknowledgment to the individual being honored or to the family of someone being remembered. Send your gift along with the appropriate information to the Dubois County Community Foundation, P. O. Box 269, Jasper, IN 47547-0269. Envelopes are also available at the greeting table at each club meeting. _____________________________________________ Enclosed is my gift of $__________________________ to the________________________________________ (Please specify appropriate Endowment) Name: _______________________________________ Address: _____________________________________ City/State/Zip: _________________________________ I want my gift to be in memory of / in honor of: _____________________________________________ Please acknowledge my gift to: Name: _______________________________________ Address: _____________________________________ City/State/Zip: _________________________________

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STRASSENFEST 2019 German Club Booths Open August 1 – August 3

Strassenfest 2019 is nearly here and plans are well under way. The DeutscherVerein will be operating the German Food Booth and the Pastry Booth on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Times for set up and take down are listed in the table below. Everyone is welcome to help us, club members, prospective club members and anyone just interested in participating. If you helped out in the past, your experience is needed again this year.

Description Set Up Activities Prepare for afternoon disassembly and loading

Booth Disassembly, Load booths & equipment on storage trailer

Hang Pennants in Deutscher Platz

Tuesday Jul 30, 7:30 AM Mehringer's Plumbing

Monday Aug 5, 7:30 AM Mehringer's Plumbing

Storage Trailer Transportation

Tuesday Jul 30, 5:00 PM Trailer parked on 5th St at Deutscher Platz

Trailer gets to Deutscher Platz by end of parade

Food Booth Tuesday Jul 30, 5:30 PM Unload Trailer & Set Up

Sunday Aug 4, 8:00 AM empty out stand, remove lights, decorations, some disassembly

Sunday Aug 4, ~ 3:00 PM ~ at conclusion of parade - Final Tear Down & Loading

Pastry Booth Tuesday Jul 30, 5:30 PM Unload Trailer & Set Up

Sunday Aug 4, 8:00 AM empty out stand, remove lights, decorations, some disassembly

Sunday Aug 4, ~ 3:00 PM ~ at conclusion of parade - Final Tear Down & Loading

Bier Garten Tent Decorating, Streamer, Mai Pole, Greenery, Lights

Tuesday Jul 30, 6:00 PM Install Decorations of Tent

Sunday Aug 4, 8:00 AM take down streamers, decorations, Mai Pole before Jaycees can remove tables and walls

Sunday Aug 4, ~ 3:00 PM ~ at conclusion of parade Empty out Warehouse, Box up materials and load on trailer

Thank you to those who have volunteered to serve as Day Chairs. These individuals provide leadership to keep us running smoothly. The Strassenfest Committee is utilizing the Ferdinand Scouts for table set up, and various cleaning during Strassenfest. German Club is tasked with supervision of the Scout group in the Deutscher Platz area. Please remember that this is the only fundraiser we have and we need everyone’s help!! Thanks to everyone who has already signed up to work, but as you can see on our enclosed work schedules, there are several open slots and we need help. If you haven’t signed up, please call Ann Ackerman at 812-630-7241 or Mike Ackerman at 812-630-8756. Please check the work schedule for open slots and pick a time and day that works for you. The shifts are about 3 hours in length so please consider helping an extra shift this year.

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CHAIRMEN OF OPERATIONS German Club Booth Co-Chairs: Bridgette Bartley 812-309-9424 Mike Bartley 812-630-4659 Ann Ackerman 812-630-7241 Mike Ackerman 812-630-8756 Thursday Chair – Kevin Bartley Friday Chair – Dave & Brenda Buehler Saturday Chair – Mike Jahn If for some reason you cannot work your scheduled time, please trade with someone or find a replacement. This is our primary source of income to support our club, please participate so we can continue the programs we enjoy throughout the year and keep our German Heritage alive. German themed activities during Strassenfest sponsored by the Deutscher Verein: Thursday evening Main Stage German Heritage Activities See full listing of events and times provided by Laura Grammer Continuous Free German Heritage events, demonstrations, games, crowd participation Culminating with our long time signature event: Log Sawing Contest Dan Wehr, Fred Roeder, and Werner Saw Mill Crew ***** Need German Club Volunteers to help with this event

(no prior experience is needed) Saturday @ Noon under Bier Garten tent Sheephead Tourney (Free) Linda Schroering & Tony Schroering

The following are job descriptions for the various areas in the Food and Pastry Booths

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Deutscher Verein

Officers:

Directors:

Van Ziegler – President

van.ziegler@twc.com 812-482-6228 Paul Siegel - Vice President

psiegel@aqsllc.net Mike Ackerman – Treasurer mike@ackoil.com

Barb Schmitt – Secretary

barbschmitt12@gmail.com Die Zeitung Editor: Patti Goepfrich Phone: 812-482-4821 e-mail: pmgoepfrich@gmail.com Deutscher Verein Website: www.jaspergermanclub.org

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