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» »' P"^-^^^ ^^ ^^ The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, May 9, 2002, Page 7 Double ring ceremony unites Martin, Mahalitc Mr. and Mrs. Jared Heath Mahalitc Christy Lynn Martin and Jared Heath Mahalitc were united in mar- riage at 2 p.m., April 27, 2002 at St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church in El Campo. Father Thu Nguyen performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Kelly Martin of Katy and Barbara Frazier of El Campo. She is the granddaugh- ter of Mary Sexton of El Campo and Rose Martin of Katy. Parents of the groom are Donnie and Annie Mae Mahalitc of Eagle Lake. The bride is a 1994 graduate of El Campo High School and a Pre-K teacher at Methodist Child Care. The groom is a 1995 graduate of Rice High School and is employed at Mark's Machine Shop as a fitter fab- ricator for Tough Country Products. Music was provided by Cynthia Goerig, organist, and Richard Raun, soloist. Selections included "How Beautiful", "Hornpipe March", Wher- ever You Go", "The Lord Is King And Merciful", "Celtic Alleluia", "Mass of Creation", "Rondeau", "Trumpet Vol- untary" and "Canon in D". The bride was escorted by her fa- ther. Her attendants were Matron of Honor, Shadow Binder of Houston, cousin; Maid of Honor, Shannon Alworth of Conroe, cousin; and Bridesmaids, Rachel Long of Austin, friend of the bride, and Belinda Ap- pling of El Campo, cousin. Flower girl was Kelsey Mitchell. Ringbearer was Cord Kohleffel. Serving as Best Man was Neal Mahalitc of Eagle Lake, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were John Kalu- za of Eagle Lake, Andrew MaGau- ghey and Dale Obenhaus, all friends of the groom. Ushers were Ryan Waddell and Clint Gertson of Eagle Lake, friends of the groom. Witnesses were Shannon Alworth and Neal Mahalitc. Following the ceremony, a recep- tion was held at the American Legion Hall at 3 p.m. Members of the house party were Terry Rutherford, Rosemary Baker, Sharon Herndon, Kathy Bazinet, Kathy Watson, Amanda Appling, Melinda Ramirez, and Cindy Smith. Program attendants were Jenna Herndon, Abby Herndon and Heather Smith. The rehearsal dinner was held in the banquet room at Mikeska's Bar- becue Friday evening. After a wedding trip to San Anto- nio, they now reside in El Campo. Bridal Brunch Christy Martin, bride-elect of Heath Mahalitc, was honored with a Bridal Brunch on April 6 from 9-11 a.m. at the home of Dorothy Kohlef- fel, aunt of the groom. May is Mental Health Awareness Month Mental illness is not caused by an emotional weakness or bad parenting, and most people living with the dis- ease are not dangerous and respond well to treatment. "Sensational stories in the media often exaggerate or don't portray a realistic image of mental illness," said Sam Shore. LMSW, Texas Depart- ment of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Director of Behavioral Health Services. "Until recently, these sources of information have not provided the full picture of the nature and impacts of mental illness," Shore said. "Movies, such as 'A Beautiful Mind' begin to provide a more complete picture." 'The public believes all people liv- ing with mental illnesses are danger- ous," Shore said. "But people with mental disabilities actually are more at risk for being taken advantage of by the public instead of being harm- ful to others." In a recent survey conducted by the National Mental Health Associa- tion, the following mistaken beliefs were reported on the causes of men- tal illness: • 71% thought mental illness was caused by emotional weakness. •65% believed bad parenting caused mental illness. •35% felt mental illness was caused by sinful or immoral behavior. •43% thought people bring on their mental illness in some way. •"Some of the misconceptions are that family behavior, not biology, are at the root of a person's mental ill- ness," Shore said. "Mental illness is linked to brain chemistry, stress, genetics and abuse of legal and illegal drugs and is treat- able. People can recover from mental illness with the right support and re- habilitation," Shore said. Appropriate medications and therapies can help persons with men- tal illness live with their disease. Mental health advocates stress that mental illness is no different from other illnesses, such as cancer, diabe- tes and heart disease. Texana Mental Health and Men- tal Retardation Center (Texana MHMR Center) is your local mental health authority. Texana's role is to plan, facilitate, coordinate and pro- vide care to children and adults with mental illness. "Mental illness is all around us," Shore said. "Most community mem- bers don't have to look far to see someone close to them or related to them who has a mental illness. It is, and always has been, an integral part of our families and communities." "Acceptance of mental illness be- gins at home with family members and neighbors," Shore said. "A better understanding of the ill- ness and the effective treatments for it helps reduce stigma and makes seeking help a normal, acceptable thing to do. For more information on assis- tance for mental health issues, call Texana MHMR Center at 866-4 TEXANA (483-9262) or our Crisis Hot Line Number: 800-633-5686. The dining room table was deco- rated with a spring floral arrangement of stargazer lilies and candles on a white linen cloth. Refreshments in- cluded sausage rolls, a fruit bowl, pumpkin roll, blueberry muffins, as- sorted quiche, cheese rolls and punch. Special guests were Annie Mae Mahalitc, mother of the groom, and grandmothers of the bride. Rose Mar- tin of Katy and Mary Sexton of El Campo. Other special guests, were aunts of the groom, Margaret Bucek. Norma Jean House and Joan Mahalitc. Other special guests in- cluded Hattie Mahalitc. great-aunt of the groom and numerous out-of-town guests. Hostesses were Dorothy Kohleffel, Mary Ann Kaluza, Dina Kohleffel and Katrina Kohleffel. A place setting of stainless was a gift to the bride. Lingerie Shower Christy Martin, bride-elect of Heath Mahalitc, was honored with a Lingerie Shower on April 6 from 1-4 p.m. at the WCEC Room in El Campo. Refreshments of red velvet cake, several dips and chips and punch were served to the guests. Special guests were Barbara Frazier, mother of the bride, Annie Mae Mahalitc, mother of the groom, and grandmothers, Rose Martin of Katy and Mary Sexton of El Campo. Hostesses for the shower were Shannon Alworth of Conroe and Shadow Binder of Houston. Couples Shower Christy Martin and Heath Maha- litc were honored with a Couples Miscellaneous Shower on April 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the Russ Herndon resi- dence in Wharton. A western theme was carried throughout the home with spring flowers on all the tables. A meal, consisting of lasagna. green beans, salad, French bread, and a dessert of Italian cream cake, was served to the guests. Special guests were Annie Mae and Donald Mahalitc. parents of the groom. Hosts for the shower were Marga- ret and Edwin Bucek. Delores and C.J. Fucik. Liz House. Norma Jean and Scottie House. Carol and Bill Newton. Cindy and Donnie Smith and Sharon and Russ Herndon. The hosts presented the couple with a card table and four chairs. Mira quien Cumple 32 Aiios Feliz Cumpleanos Leonardo Ibarra Departe de Juan M., Juan C, Te Amo SuSana Ibarra Columbus Hospital gets grant Combs names director for TDA Houston office Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs has named Jennifer Bailey as regional director for the Texas Depart- ment of Agriculture's Houston office. Bailey replaces longtime regional di- rector Lacy Fryer, who retired. A 15-year employee of TDA, Bai- ley most recently worked as chief of marketing for the 42-county region where she coordinated promotional events, developed marketing pro- grams and assisted with budgeting and projections. Bailey has also served as a senior marketing specialist for TDA, an ag- riculture development specialist and marketing specialist with the agency. A native of Louisiana, Bailey has Master's and Bachelor's degrees, both in agriculture economics, from Prai- rie View A&M University. The Columbus Community Hos- pital (CCH) was one of 11 rural Texas hospitals to be awarded a capital im- provement loan fund (matching grant) by the Office of Rural Community Af- fairs (ORCA) April 29 in Austin. CCH received a grant of $95,760 and will use the funds for the instal- lation of emergency oxygen inlet; fire alarms enhancement to show location of fire; outside lighting; and installa- tion of a sprinkler system. Funds from the capital improve- ment fund (matching grant) are avail- able to eligible rural health facilities to support capital improvements to existing health facilities, construct new health facilities, or to purchase eligible capital equipment. ORCA was created by the 77 ,h Legislature to facilitate and focus the State's health, economic development and community development pro- grams targeting rural communities in Texas. ORCA's programs and services support health care delivery in rural Texas and address rural community planning activities and housing and public facility needs such as sewer, water system, road, drainage im- provements and disaster relief funds. ORCA also administers programs de- signed to improve the leadership ca- pacity of rural community leaders. Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum Guess Who Turned Two Plus One? We Love You, James Congratulations, Cheryl! We knew you could do it! Love, Carol & Stacy Pink Ladies, from left, are President Charlene Konesheck, Frances Baird, Louise Spalinger, Grace Ferris, Jackie Middleton, Ethel Balusek, Eunice Frnka, Sarah Urdiales, Dorothy Walker, Lillian Glueck, Betty Wilcox and Ina Willis. RMC Photo Hjlje (^ustnin £l|0ff Since 1981 Picture Framing Wallpaper Window Coverings Coleen Zimmerhanzel Interior Designer & Consultant 808 Front St. • Columbus, TX 78934 979-732-5254 • 800-730-5254 Store hours: Tues.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 'Pink Ladies 9 honored at volunteer luncheon A dessert party was held Friday, April 30, in honor of the hospital volun- teers, best known as the "Pink Ladies", during National Volunteer Week. Hospital employees provided a variety of desserts to celebrate the occasion. With this year's theme, "You're an Angel... Volunteer!" Steve Hender- son, Hospital Administrator, presented each member with an angel pin dur- ing the celebration, recognizing the Pink Ladies for their contributions to the hospital, their special talents, and hours of service to the gift shop. The Pink Ladies have two new volunteers: Sarah Urdiales and Rose Moreida. Study Club hosting President's Luncheon Members of the Eagle Lake Study Club extend an invitation to everyone interested to attend their President's Luncheon scheduled for noon Friday, May 17, at the Eagle Lake Community Center. In addition to the luncheon, there will be musical entertainment by "The Decibelles". Tickets are available at the Wintermann Library, or from Betty Wilcox, Fair Wells or Barbara Pidgeon. Happy 1 st Birthday Jayden Michael Love, Daddy, Momma, Joland, Oliver-Lynn & Your Grandparents J. JULIAN MOORE Former Felony Prosecutor - Colorado County Attorney GENERAL CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PRACTICE REAL ESTATE DWI PROBATE & WILLS DRUG CASES DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW ASSAULT AUTO ACCIDENTS THEFT PERSONAL INJURY DISCRIMINATION BUSINESS LITIGATION MED MALPRACTICE 1126 Milam Street • Columbus, TX 78934 (979) 733-9330 • (979) 234-5859 Not certified by the Texas Board ot Legal Specialization THANK YOU! Thank you for your VOTE and continued support. I look forward to serving the people of Rice CISDfor another term. Please feel free to call with your concerns. Joe Lee Perez Political advertisement paid by Joe Lee Perez, 709 S. Mc Carty. Eagle Lake, Tx 77434. WEIMAR GEDENKE! GAR FEST MAY 9, IO, 11 & 12 "BEST OF THE USA" PARADE SATURDAY, 2 RM. FREE MUSIC! v_ FRIDAY Country Knights 5-8 p.m. Backtraxx 9 p.m. Los Caprichosos 9 p.m. SATURDAY Chris Rybak3p.m Cheyenne 9 p.m. TASW PRO WRESTLING 7:30 P.M. $5 CHILDREN FOR TICKETS Call Toil-Free 888-3WEIMAR Also Available At Weimar Chamber Of Commerce ACTIVITIES SATURDAY, $10 ADULT - Seating o Limited! & THURSDAY Carnival Food Booths Biergarden FRIDAY Carnival Food Booths Biergarden Arts & Crafts Children's Parade SATURDAY BBQ Cook-off Run/Walk Pie Contest Washer Pitching Parade Carnival Food Booths Biergarden Arts & Crafts Aggie Horseshoes Silent Auction Fire Truck Rides Cow Pattie Bingo Wrestling Performance SUNDAY Carnival & Lots More! y GET IOOKED on GEDENKE! GAR FEST Sponsored by the Gedenke Festival Association and the Weimar Chamber of Commerce. For info call 888-3WEIMAR.

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    The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, May 9, 2002, Page 7

    Double ring ceremony unites Martin, Mahalitc

    Mr. and Mrs. Jared Heath Mahalitc

    Christy Lynn Martin and Jared Heath Mahalitc were united in mar- riage at 2 p.m., April 27, 2002 at St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church in El Campo.

    Father Thu Nguyen performed the double ring ceremony.

    The bride is the daughter of Kelly Martin of Katy and Barbara Frazier of El Campo. She is the granddaugh- ter of Mary Sexton of El Campo and Rose Martin of Katy.

    Parents of the groom are Donnie and Annie Mae Mahalitc of Eagle Lake.

    The bride is a 1994 graduate of El Campo High School and a Pre-K teacher at Methodist Child Care.

    The groom is a 1995 graduate of Rice High School and is employed at Mark's Machine Shop as a fitter fab- ricator for Tough Country Products.

    Music was provided by Cynthia Goerig, organist, and Richard Raun, soloist. Selections included "How Beautiful", "Hornpipe March", Wher- ever You Go", "The Lord Is King And Merciful", "Celtic Alleluia", "Mass of Creation", "Rondeau", "Trumpet Vol- untary" and "Canon in D".

    The bride was escorted by her fa- ther.

    Her attendants were Matron of Honor, Shadow Binder of Houston, cousin; Maid of Honor, Shannon Alworth of Conroe, cousin; and Bridesmaids, Rachel Long of Austin,

    friend of the bride, and Belinda Ap- pling of El Campo, cousin.

    Flower girl was Kelsey Mitchell. Ringbearer was Cord Kohleffel.

    Serving as Best Man was Neal Mahalitc of Eagle Lake, brother of the groom. Groomsmen were John Kalu- za of Eagle Lake, Andrew MaGau- ghey and Dale Obenhaus, all friends of the groom.

    Ushers were Ryan Waddell and Clint Gertson of Eagle Lake, friends of the groom.

    Witnesses were Shannon Alworth and Neal Mahalitc.

    Following the ceremony, a recep- tion was held at the American Legion Hall at 3 p.m.

    Members of the house party were Terry Rutherford, Rosemary Baker, Sharon Herndon, Kathy Bazinet, Kathy Watson, Amanda Appling, Melinda Ramirez, and Cindy Smith.

    Program attendants were Jenna Herndon, Abby Herndon and Heather Smith.

    The rehearsal dinner was held in the banquet room at Mikeska's Bar- becue Friday evening.

    After a wedding trip to San Anto- nio, they now reside in El Campo. Bridal Brunch

    Christy Martin, bride-elect of Heath Mahalitc, was honored with a Bridal Brunch on April 6 from 9-11 a.m. at the home of Dorothy Kohlef- fel, aunt of the groom.

    May is Mental Health Awareness Month Mental illness is not caused by an

    emotional weakness or bad parenting, and most people living with the dis- ease are not dangerous and respond well to treatment.

    "Sensational stories in the media often exaggerate or don't portray a realistic image of mental illness," said Sam Shore. LMSW, Texas Depart- ment of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Director of Behavioral Health Services.

    "Until recently, these sources of information have not provided the full picture of the nature and impacts of mental illness," Shore said. "Movies, such as 'A Beautiful Mind' begin to provide a more complete picture."

    'The public believes all people liv- ing with mental illnesses are danger- ous," Shore said. "But people with mental disabilities actually are more at risk for being taken advantage of by the public instead of being harm- ful to others."

    In a recent survey conducted by the National Mental Health Associa- tion, the following mistaken beliefs were reported on the causes of men- tal illness:

    • 71% thought mental illness was caused by emotional weakness.

    •65% believed bad parenting caused mental illness.

    •35% felt mental illness was caused by sinful or immoral behavior.

    •43% thought people bring on their mental illness in some way.

    •"Some of the misconceptions are that family behavior, not biology, are at the root of a person's mental ill- ness," Shore said.

    "Mental illness is linked to brain chemistry, stress, genetics and abuse of legal and illegal drugs and is treat- able. People can recover from mental illness with the right support and re- habilitation," Shore said.

    Appropriate medications and therapies can help persons with men-

    tal illness live with their disease. Mental health advocates stress that mental illness is no different from other illnesses, such as cancer, diabe- tes and heart disease.

    Texana Mental Health and Men- tal Retardation Center (Texana MHMR Center) is your local mental health authority. Texana's role is to plan, facilitate, coordinate and pro- vide care to children and adults with mental illness.

    "Mental illness is all around us," Shore said. "Most community mem- bers don't have to look far to see someone close to them or related to them who has a mental illness. It is, and always has been, an integral part of our families and communities."

    "Acceptance of mental illness be- gins at home with family members and neighbors," Shore said.

    "A better understanding of the ill- ness and the effective treatments for it helps reduce stigma and makes

    seeking help a normal, acceptable thing to do.

    For more information on assis- tance for mental health issues, call Texana MHMR Center at 866-4 TEXANA (483-9262) or our Crisis Hot Line Number: 800-633-5686.

    The dining room table was deco- rated with a spring floral arrangement of stargazer lilies and candles on a white linen cloth. Refreshments in- cluded sausage rolls, a fruit bowl, pumpkin roll, blueberry muffins, as- sorted quiche, cheese rolls and punch.

    Special guests were Annie Mae Mahalitc, mother of the groom, and grandmothers of the bride. Rose Mar- tin of Katy and Mary Sexton of El Campo.

    Other special guests, were aunts of the groom, Margaret Bucek. Norma Jean House and Joan Mahalitc. Other special guests in- cluded Hattie Mahalitc. great-aunt of the groom and numerous out-of-town guests.

    Hostesses were Dorothy Kohleffel, Mary Ann Kaluza, Dina Kohleffel and Katrina Kohleffel. A place setting of stainless was a gift to the bride. Lingerie Shower

    Christy Martin, bride-elect of Heath Mahalitc, was honored with a Lingerie Shower on April 6 from 1-4 p.m. at the WCEC Room in El Campo.

    Refreshments of red velvet cake, several dips and chips and punch were served to the guests.

    Special guests were Barbara Frazier, mother of the bride, Annie Mae Mahalitc, mother of the groom, and grandmothers, Rose Martin of Katy and Mary Sexton of El Campo.

    Hostesses for the shower were Shannon Alworth of Conroe and Shadow Binder of Houston. Couples Shower

    Christy Martin and Heath Maha- litc were honored with a Couples Miscellaneous Shower on April 13 at 6:30 p.m. at the Russ Herndon resi- dence in Wharton.

    A western theme was carried throughout the home with spring

    flowers on all the tables. A meal, consisting of lasagna.

    green beans, salad, French bread, and a dessert of Italian cream cake, was served to the guests.

    Special guests were Annie Mae and Donald Mahalitc. parents of the groom.

    Hosts for the shower were Marga- ret and Edwin Bucek. Delores and C.J. Fucik. Liz House. Norma Jean and Scottie House. Carol and Bill Newton. Cindy and Donnie Smith and Sharon and Russ Herndon.

    The hosts presented the couple with a card table and four chairs.

    Mira quien Cumple 32 Aiios

    Feliz Cumpleanos Leonardo Ibarra

    Departe de Juan M., Juan C, Te Amo SuSana Ibarra

    Columbus Hospital gets grant

    Combs names director for TDA Houston office Agriculture Commissioner Susan

    Combs has named Jennifer Bailey as regional director for the Texas Depart- ment of Agriculture's Houston office. Bailey replaces longtime regional di- rector Lacy Fryer, who retired.

    A 15-year employee of TDA, Bai-

    ley most recently worked as chief of marketing for the 42-county region where she coordinated promotional events, developed marketing pro- grams and assisted with budgeting and projections.

    Bailey has also served as a senior

    marketing specialist for TDA, an ag- riculture development specialist and marketing specialist with the agency.

    A native of Louisiana, Bailey has Master's and Bachelor's degrees, both in agriculture economics, from Prai- rie View A&M University.

    The Columbus Community Hos- pital (CCH) was one of 11 rural Texas hospitals to be awarded a capital im- provement loan fund (matching grant) by the Office of Rural Community Af- fairs (ORCA) April 29 in Austin.

    CCH received a grant of $95,760 and will use the funds for the instal- lation of emergency oxygen inlet; fire alarms enhancement to show location of fire; outside lighting; and installa- tion of a sprinkler system.

    Funds from the capital improve- ment fund (matching grant) are avail- able to eligible rural health facilities to support capital improvements to existing health facilities, construct new health facilities, or to purchase eligible capital equipment.

    ORCA was created by the 77,h

    Legislature to facilitate and focus the State's health, economic development and community development pro-

    grams targeting rural communities in Texas.

    ORCA's programs and services support health care delivery in rural Texas and address rural community planning activities and housing and public facility needs such as sewer, water system, road, drainage im- provements and disaster relief funds. ORCA also administers programs de- signed to improve the leadership ca- pacity of rural community leaders.

    Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum Guess Who Turned Two Plus One?

    We Love You, James

    Congratulations, Cheryl! We knew you could do it!

    Love, Carol & Stacy

    Pink Ladies, from left, are President Charlene Konesheck, Frances Baird, Louise Spalinger, Grace Ferris, Jackie Middleton, Ethel Balusek, Eunice Frnka, Sarah Urdiales, Dorothy Walker, Lillian Glueck, Betty Wilcox and Ina Willis. RMC Photo

    Hjlje (^ustnin £l|0ff Since 1981

    Picture Framing Wallpaper Window Coverings

    Coleen Zimmerhanzel Interior Designer

    & Consultant

    808 Front St. • Columbus, TX 78934 979-732-5254 • 800-730-5254

    Store hours: Tues.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

    'Pink Ladies9 honored at volunteer luncheon

    A dessert party was held Friday, April 30, in honor of the hospital volun- teers, best known as the "Pink Ladies", during National Volunteer Week. Hospital employees provided a variety of desserts to celebrate the occasion.

    With this year's theme, "You're an Angel... Volunteer!" Steve Hender- son, Hospital Administrator, presented each member with an angel pin dur- ing the celebration, recognizing the Pink Ladies for their contributions to the hospital, their special talents, and hours of service to the gift shop.

    The Pink Ladies have two new volunteers: Sarah Urdiales and Rose Moreida.

    Study Club hosting President's Luncheon

    Members of the Eagle Lake Study Club extend an invitation to everyone interested to attend their President's Luncheon scheduled for noon Friday, May 17, at the Eagle Lake Community Center.

    In addition to the luncheon, there will be musical entertainment by "The Decibelles".

    Tickets are available at the Wintermann Library, or from Betty Wilcox, Fair Wells or Barbara Pidgeon.

    Happy 1st

    Birthday Jayden Michael

    Love, Daddy, Momma, Joland, Oliver-Lynn & Your Grandparents

    J. JULIAN MOORE Former Felony Prosecutor - Colorado County Attorney GENERAL CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PRACTICE REAL ESTATE DWI PROBATE & WILLS DRUG CASES DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW ASSAULT AUTO ACCIDENTS THEFT PERSONAL INJURY DISCRIMINATION BUSINESS LITIGATION MED MALPRACTICE

    1126 Milam Street • Columbus, TX 78934

    (979) 733-9330 • (979) 234-5859 Not certified by the Texas Board ot Legal Specialization

    THANK YOU! Thank you for your VOTE and continued support. I

    look forward to serving the people of Rice CISDfor

    another term. Please feel free to call with

    your concerns. Joe Lee Perez

    Political advertisement paid by Joe Lee Perez, 709 S. Mc Carty. Eagle Lake, Tx 77434.

    WEIMAR GEDENKE! GAR FEST

    MAY 9, IO, 11 & 12 "BEST OF THE USA"

    PARADE SATURDAY, 2 RM.

    FREE MUSIC!

    v_

    FRIDAY Country Knights 5-8 p.m.

    Backtraxx 9 p.m. Los Caprichosos 9 p.m.

    SATURDAY Chris Rybak3p.m Cheyenne 9 p.m.

    TASW PRO WRESTLING

    7:30 P.M. $5 CHILDREN

    FOR TICKETS Call Toil-Free

    888-3WEIMAR Also Available At

    Weimar Chamber Of Commerce

    ACTIVITIES

    SATURDAY, $10 ADULT -

    Seating o Limited! &

    THURSDAY Carnival ♦ Food Booths ♦ Biergarden

    FRIDAY Carnival ♦ Food Booths ♦ Biergarden

    Arts & Crafts ♦ Children's Parade SATURDAY

    BBQ Cook-off ♦ Run/Walk Pie Contest ♦ Washer Pitching

    Parade ♦ Carnival ♦ Food Booths Biergarden ♦ Arts & Crafts

    Aggie Horseshoes ♦ Silent Auction Fire Truck Rides ♦ Cow Pattie Bingo

    Wrestling Performance SUNDAY

    Carnival

    & Lots More! y

    GET IOOKED on GEDENKE! GAR FEST

    Sponsored by the Gedenke Festival Association and the Weimar Chamber of Commerce. For info call 888-3WEIMAR.


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