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Die Bayrische Zeitschrift
Newsletter of The Bavarian Sports Club www.bavariansportsclub.org or e-mail: [email protected]
2102 Lagrange Toledo, OH 43608
419-255-6040
May 2015
REDEDICATION OF THE MAIBAUM
OAK SHADE GROVE
MAY 30, 2015
TIME: 2:00 PM—11:00 PM
SOCIETY PARADE: 3:00 PM
MAIBAUM REDEDICATION
CEREMONY: 3:30 PM
BANQUET IN “THE CHALET”: 5:00 PM
DANCING TO ENCORE: 7:00 PM—11:00 PM
All GAF groups will perform at the ceremony and/or the banquet. Swiss
Chor, Teutonia Männerchor & Damenchor, Bavarian Sports Club
D'Holzhacker Buam, Turner Volkstanz Gruppe, and Toledo Hozhacker
Buam.
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BSC BAYERISCDHER MOTTORRAD VERIN—LET’S RIDE!!
The first meeting of BSC Bayerischer Motorrad Verein was Friday, April 24, 2015. We discussed our first
planned ride on May 17, 2015 from the BSC to Marblehead, Ohio. Other potential routes discussed were
from Toledo to Grand Rapids, Ohio and Toledo to Devils Lake, Michigan. Smaller, local trips will also be
planned related to the Toledo area like the community events, Mud Hens, Art and Music festivals, and Vineyard tours.
The goal of the BSC Bayerischer Motorrad Verein is to bring together current membership, spark interest in
members we have not seen for awhile, and promote the Bavarian Sports Club. We welcome any interested
members of the GAF to ride with us. Please join the facebook page BSC Bayerischer Motorrad Verein for
more information or contact Heidi Sickler at [email protected].
“Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul.” - author unknown
FIRST CROSS GENERATIONAL DINNER/DANCE
BAVARIAN SPORTS CLUB
JUNE 6, 2015 7:00-11:00 PM
COST—$35 PER COUPLE, SECOND CHILD ADDITIONAL $5
MUSIC BY ERIC HITE OF POLKA FLOYD
THE BAVARIAN SPORTS CLUB WILL BE HOSTING ITS FIRST CROSS GENERATIONAL DANCE.
PERFECT FOR DADDY’S AND DAUGHTERS, MOTHERS AND SON’S, GRANDPARENTS, UNCLES
AND AUNTS. WHAT EVER YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THAT SPECIAL OLDER OR YOUNGER
PERSON IN YOUR LIFE, THIS IS AN EVENT FOR YOU.
PASTA AND SALAD BAR WITH DESSERT FOR DINNER
THE COST IS $35 PER COUPLE. IF A PARENT, GRANDPARENT HAS MORE THAN ONE CHILD,
THE COST OF THE 2ND CHILD IS ONLY AN ADDITIONAL $5
RESERVE TICKETS A.S.A.P., THIS IS EXPECTED TO BE A “SOLD OUT” EVENT.
LEAVE A MESSAGE AT 734-224-0152
E-MAIL [email protected]
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THOUGHTS FROM MISS BAVARIAN SPORTS CLUB 2014
Mirror, Mirror
kids were learning to read and
multiply, I was learning to check
my blood glucose level and give
myself a shot and what foods contained wheat. If that doesn’t send
a child in to a pit of separateness
then not much else could. For
years I felt not entirely part of
anything.
Nearly every little girl
dreams of being some sort of princess or queen, of wearing fancy
dresses and sparkly crowns. As a
matter of fact, my parents had a box
of pretty costumes and plastic
rhinestone crowns for me when I
was little and I believed I actually
was a princess until first grade. We
all should feel special like that. It’s
not like we don’t start out that way,
but as we grow up, we enter in to
the world,
a selfish, ignorant
place. Like most children, especially those who are the youngest,
my parents and older brothers made
every effort to make me believe I
was special. Smart, pretty, talented,
you name it. Then, such is the nature of life, I was exposed to criticism. Not the kind that makes you
a better person, but the kind that
laughs at a gap in your teeth or too
many freckles on your nose or any
other “flaw” that is in reality, only
uniqueness. Then, while the other
September, 2010 my parents joined the Bavarian Sports
Club and I became a member of
the Schuhplattler Gruppe. I didn’t know then, but this would
prove to be a life changing
choice. I felt part of something.
Something different and desirably
separate from the ordinary routine
was now a part of my life. It didn’t matter if the kids at school
thought I was stupid or acted like
I had the plague when I had to
check my blood glucose. There
was a place for me to go where no
one cared that I struggled with
math or that I had to poke myself
before I danced. I also got to put
on pretty dresses that fanned out
when I twirled and once again, I
felt like a princess.
As time went on, I eventually overcame my darkness and
realized that I could use my experience to help other people,
whether they were diabetic, struggled with math or were just plain
feeling down. I learned that I had
influence. We all have influence.
We should all make a conscious
effort to use that influence to
build each other up and look for
opportunities to do it. A kind
word of encouragement, maybe
even just a smile can lift or carry
someone just enough to get them
to the next day and sometimes
that’s all they need. Tomorrows
are full of promises that can be
fulfilled.
When I put on this sash
and tiara, I’m not just a festival
queen or mascot; I am a person of
influence. Other than the people
who are curious about whom I
represent, or the people who want
to take my picture, there are the
little ones. They are precious little
people with innocent hearts who
still believe in their own awesomeness. They haven’t yet been
torn down by the negativity in the
world. It is not only my duty, but
the duty of every person to build
those little ones. We need to build
their confidence and self esteem
so high and rock solid that when
the world starts chipping away at
them, it won’t be possible to tear
away enough to knock them
down. Don’t under estimate the
power of a “high five” or “atta
boy” and take a moment to secure
a building stone underneath the
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UPCOMING DINNER/EVENTS AT BAVARIAN SPORTS CLUB
Friday, May 1st
Friday, May 29th
Pork Chops, Scalloped
Potatoes, Vegetable, Dessert
TO BE ANNOUNCED
By Jackie Beutler
Friday, June 5th
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Friday, May 8th
Mexican Dinner—Come Be
Surprised
By Anna & Dan Soldner
Friday, June 12
Menu to be Announced
MOTHERS DAY
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Friday, June 19th
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Brunch
By Sue Conway
Friday, June 26th
Pasta Bar with Dessert
By Heather & Perry
Schwimmen
Friday, May 22nd
Memorial Day Weekend
Kitchen Closed
Frozen Pizza’s will be
available
PLEASE MARK YOUR
CALENDARS AND CLEAN
OUT YOUR
CLOSETS,
DRAWERS, ATTICS, GARAGE, BASEMENT.
WE ONLY WANT ITEMS
THAT YOU WOULD CONSIDER PURCHASING AT A
GARAGE OR RUMMAGE
SALE, PLEASE DON’T
BRING YOUR OLD JUNK!
WE NEED HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS, BOOKS, ADULT
By Gabriela & ????? ??????????
AND
CHILDRENS
CLOTHES,
TOYS AND
GAMES, HALLOWEEEN
FRIDAY COOKS NEEDED !!!! COSTUMES AND DECORATIONS, AND DON’T FORPlease Note:
Friday Cooks are
GET TO CLEAN OUT
needed. You do not have to be a
YOUR CHRISTMAS DECOgourmet cook, just multiply your faRATIONS AND ITEMS.
vorite recipe by four (4) or five (5); we
plan for between 20 to 25 dinners. ITEMS CAN BE BROUGHT
Club pays for food, you cook, if you TO THE CLUB FOR STORneed help in the kitchen we will try to AGE IN THE ATTIC.
find a helper. Call Jean at 419-8919474 if willing to help.
Menu to be Announced
Friday, May 15th
THE FALL RUMMAGE
SALE HAS BEEN SCHEDULED FOR:
AUGUST 7 & 8TH
By Melissa Willinger & Jim Zubricky
May 10th
THE SPRING RUMMAGE
SALE HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF
ITEMS.
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a building stone underneath the
heart of a child.
I have a story that recently happened. It demonstrates
the power of influence. In my
house, ever since I can remember
we have a term of endearment.
My mother and brothers all used
it affectionately and believe it or
not that term is “turd.” Yes, you
read it correctly. Now, seeming
only natural to me, I had continued to use that term affectionately
with the little ones in the dance
group. Recently, I found out that
one of them picked up the use of
that word and began calling kids
at school “turd.” Oops!! See
what I mean? Influence.
I can use that same power
to help them believe in themselves. I can not only help the little ones, but any person who
needs a word of encouragement
and sometimes, just a word of
acknowledgment.
I realize I don’t need this
sash and tiara to make a difference, but wearing it has started
awareness in me. I appreciate the
older people who have through
the years, by integrity and generosity kept this club, my club going. They have been a force with
their presence and support. They
have been friendly faces in the
crowd and can always be counted
on for a smile and words of
praise. How wonderful to know
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people who have spent a lifetime
using their influence for the good.
I appreciate my teachers. I’m not
always in this proper and positive
mode and sometimes revert to
being pouty little child. It can’t
be so easy to deal with that especially when there are so many of
us. I appreciate my peers. We all
struggle with life outside our haven which is the dance group. All
our differences and uniqueness
become positive things when we
walk through that steel gray door
and we have influence, power to
help each other. Most of all, I
appreciate the little ones. Baby
toothed and jack-o-lantern smiles
greet me with hugs. They’re excited to show me something new
that they’ve gotten or tell me
about some where they are going.
These little ones are my tomorrow. I will pass on my sash and
tiara, but I will never let go of the
treasure which the adoration of
my “minions.”
To the next in line, I will
stand behind you. I will help you
in all that you do. We can continue to build each other and become an unbreakable source of
strength. I only want to forewarn
you, that these pretty adornments
marking your reign are heavier
than you can imagine.
Samantha Dawn Prenkert
Miss Bavarian Sports Club 2014
Miss Bavarian Sports
Club 2015.
If you are interested in
becoming the Bavarian
Sports Club’s Queen
for this year please
send a one (l) page essay. Tell us about yourself and your involvement in the Bavarian
Sports Club and GAF.
Please leave your essay
at the club by May 21,
2015.
THIS PAGE HAS BEEN RESERVED FOR MEMBERS TO
SHARE
THEIR
HOBBIES,
MEMORIES OF TRIPS, INTERESTING ARTICLES OR JOKES
YOU SAW IN YOUR TRAVELS
OR MAGAZINES.
SEND YOUR INFORMATION
TO
JEAN
MURPHY
AT
[email protected] or [email protected]