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Sprague Lake Volunteer Project - Saturday, May 24th thru the 26th - 8 am to 8 pm

 
 

 

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Monthly newsletters can be found by clicking here. If you are a member and would like a username and password to access this area, please send a message to webmaster@germanamericansociety-spokane.org.

Saturday, May 24th thru the 26th - 8 am to 8 pm - Sprague Lake Volunteer Project - We will be staffing the Sprague Lake Rest Stop (eastbound) on Memorial Day weekend. To get ready for this we will need quite a bit of homemade or store bought cookie/goodies. We will be having a bake day at the Deutsches Haus on May 21st at 1 pm. The date and time was chosen in case we have Coeur d'Alene choir members at the bake day. If you have questions or would like to help staff the booth, you can send an e-mail to rich@aspenleiter.net or call 863-2973.

General Meeting - Friday, June 1, 2013 - 6:30 pm - This will be the last General Meeting until September. Come and see what's going on in the club. Snacks will be provided.

Club Barbeque - Friday - July 12, 2013 - If you're a member and interested in attending the club barbeque, please send a message to president@germanamericansociety-spokane.org for details.

Club Father's Day Dinner - June 15, 2013 - Doors open at 5:30 for "Happy Hour" - Dinner at 6:30 pm - Esma Hatchek will be cooking a wonderful Rouladen dinner with all the trimmings, and Elaine Schoen will help serve in the kitchen. Heiderose Glass will be our hostess and will be greeting you at the door. For reservations, please send an e-mail to reservations@germanamericansociety-spokane.org and please tell us how many in your party will be attending. Alcohol will only be served to members and their invited guest only.


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The purpose of this society is to offer hospitality to all peoples of German extraction by joining closely in the traditions of the homeland; to cultivate the German language, to sing German songs, and to enjoy humor, poetry, drama, music, and dance in the tradition of German Gemuetlichkeit.

The German American Society of Spokane, Washington is located at 25 W. 3rd Ave. Follow this link for more information and a map.

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The latest society news can be found by clicking here.

Parking - We are still only allocated the most eastern 10 spaces in the Subway parking lot. Thank you for your continued support in keeping our neighbors happy.

Cooks Needed - We still need some volunteers for our monthly dinners… we need cooks, hostesses and servers. Our club runs off volunteer support. Please, even if you just volunteer for ONE event, you’ll be a big help. Send an e-mail to
help@germanamericansociety-spokane.org if you're interested.

The German-American Society is starting a new kids section. Please click here to check it out!

We've created a new page where we will post photos of some of our events. Click here to view this page.

The society could always use help setting up for dinners by setting up tables and clearing tables, or serving, cleaning, and certain kinds of maintenance. Please call the hall at 747-0004 if you are interested or you can send an e-mail to help@germanamericansociety-spokane.org.

Check out the Pioneer Day web page by clicking here.

The Concordia Choir has their own web page. You can find it by clicking here.


 

 

 


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