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Auf Gehts to play at Dahmen

The Auf Gehts German band will give a free concert at Dahmen Barn from 1 to 3 p.m. March 3, the same day as the Uniontown Sausage feed. The band was started in 1965 when Paul Wadleigh organized a small band to play before performances of the Pullman Summer Palace in the WSU Livestock Pavilion. The band ceased playing for a while after Summer Palace moved to Daggy Hall.

The band was revived in 1987 when Wallis Friel recruited about eight members of the Pullman Community Band, now the Community Band of the Palouse, to play at a campaign dinner in Endicott. Since then, the band has continued to play at various community events.

Uniontown Sausage feed will be March 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Uniontown Community Building. The cost is $12 for adults, $6 for ages 6 to 12, and $2 for children under 6. The net proceeds go to maintain the Community Building.

Also, the 4 Names in a Hat barbershop quartet will be wandering minstrels at the Community Building. Customers can also purchase “to go” meals tickets at the window and proceed to the dining room to pick up their order without a wait.

CLUBS & YOUTH GROUPS

P.E.O.

Chapter AF met Feb. 25, 7 p.m.

at the home of Dana Carroll who also hosted.

Nineteen members responded to roll by naming their favorite (or not so favorite) teacher and why.

Some interesting replies brought on laughter.

Members were reminded of the Spokane Reciprocity spring luncheon on March 16.

2013-2014 Yearbook Committee passed around a sign-up sheet for hostess, co-hostess, and program positions.

A slate of officers for 2013-2014 was presented.

They will be voted on and installed at the next meeting.

An Easter treats package will be gathered and sent to our college member, Erin Scholz.

The members enjoyed Liane Smith’s President letter recapping Chapter activities and accomplishments of the past year.

The next scheduled meeting will be March 11 at Peace Lutheran Church with Joann Wood hosting.

Rosalia Garden Club

Members will meet March 6 at the home of Penni Barringer. She will serve dessert at 1 p.m. They will participate in the program presentation by MarvaLee Peterschick, master judge and instructor, by bringing their “Petite Designs” for critique and learning how to use fewer flowers in a floral design.

Butterfly posters for the youth contest sponsored by the club are due and members will judge the posters for state competition and prizes.

For more information on garden club activities, contact Roseanna Hester, club president.