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Windsor On Saturday Sept. 29 and
Sunday Sept. 30. Teutonia Club in Windsor packed their halls full and showed
our community how the German's celebrate Oktoberfest.
With the beer a flowing, music playing, people dancing, the food overflowing
from their plates everyone enjoyed our Oktoberfest.
Our own Teutonia Youth Group with three different dance groups ranging from
age four to mid twenties performed with such enthusiasm it got the whole
crowd going and some even participating. Even our friends Victoria's
Belly-dancers honored us with performance. Victoria even lured our President
up for some Belly dancing, with the crowd a cheering Arno Erdmann graciously
tried but says he still prefers our German traditional dance!
We
certainly want all our volunteers to receive a heartfelt thank you for once
again showing all of Windsor, Essex County and our US friends how our German
Teutonia Club's members pulled together working countless hours to organize
and orchestrate to all a well thought out and organized festival.
Hat's off to all who participated and attended Oktoberfest 2007!
The Teutonia Youth Group has put together Kirchweihfest and Halloween
together and created a Haunted Harvestfest on Oct. 27, 2007. This is a first
time event that sounds like lots of fun for all ages. Come in costume or not
to enjoy a Harvest feast with traditional Kirchweih dancing later mixing in
our Haunted friends of Halloween. Young or old dress up and participate in
our haunted event. Call Annette at (519) 969.1974 or Teutonia Club for
tickets.
Our annual Christmas Bazaar on Nov. 17th and 18th. This year Santa will be
there. We will be selling Cabbage Rolls, Chicken Pot Pies, Strudels and
Pretzels so call your order in early at Teutonia club to make sure your
order is ready when you arrive. Lots of vendors to start your Christmas
shopping early!!
And, of course, no better way then to start the New Year by celebrating with
your German friends. Guaranteed to entice your taste buds with our
scrumptious cuisine and entertainment. Book your Party early to ensure
seating. Large parties welcome. |
