Oktoberfest 2017

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September 14-17, 2017 Official Program

Food Booth Menus • Music Schedule • Venue Information

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Welcome to Our Bavarian Family Welcome................................................ 3 Tips to Enjoy Oktoberfest 2017.......... 4 Alpinegarten......................................... 6 Biergarten.............................................. 8

FESTIVAL MAP & FOOD BOOTHS....24 SATURDAY ........................................26 SUNDAY ............................................28

OUR ENTERTAINMENT New for 2017........................................30

Weingarten ......................................... 10

Returning Favorites.............................32

Prostgarten ......................................... 12

Relax in Mount Angel.....................37

Kindergarten - For all ages.................. 14

OUR HERITAGE

Arts & Crafts ........................................ 16

The Origins of Mount Angel.............. 38

DANKE SCHÖN!

Cruz-in – At St. Mary’s School............... 18

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Entertainment info and map THURSDAY ....................................... 20 FRIDAY ..............................................22

Thanks to those who provide support

Oktoberfest Volunteers...................41 Oktoberfest Sponsors......................42 Oktoberfest Guests..........................46

Plan to join us next year – Sept. 13 - 16, 2018 – for the 53rd annual

Mount Angel OKTOBERFEST

Come see us at the Weissenfels Historic BlacksmiTh Shop during the festival.

The sounds of oom pah pa, the aroma of grilled sausage, and the cries of “prosit” herald the arrival of the 52st annual Oktoberfest in Mount Angel . . .

The festival kicks off with a traditional German Webertanz (weavers dance) performed by Mount Angel school children at 12:15 on Thursday, Sept. 14, and daily through Sunday, Sept. 17.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Eat, drink and dance at the Northwest’s favorite folk festival 11 a.m. to midnight Thursday - Saturday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday.

Louie’s Corner German Christmas Ornaments Local Raw Honey Handcrafted Items • Table Runners • Variety of Bags

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Check out Louie’s corner close out gift specials!

Located in Weissenfels Blacksmith Shop, a National Historic Site

503-845-2878

In memory of Gert Aman

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OKTOBERFEST 2017 TIPS Die Früchtsäule: Meet Me at The Harvest Monument For many Mount Angel Oktoberfest-goers the place to meet is at die Früchtsäule, the Harvest Monument. Designed by Philis Schmidt every year since 2002, the monolith at the center of village is decorated with beans, seeds, herbs and grains. She paints on plywood, then covers pictures with nature’s bounty.

If your party gets separated, it’s a great place to reunite.

Trolley, peoplemovers and free wheelchairs are at your service Need a little transportation help? The Silver Trolley runs from Silverton to Mount Angel Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Pick up and drop-off at the lot between Seven Brides and Roth’s in Silverton, and Garfield Street by the Biergarten in Mount Angel. Shuttles every 20 minutes Friday 12 - 8 p.m.; Saturday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sunday 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

In addition, there are four new peoplemovers to bring folks in from outer parking lots thanks to the Chemeketa CTE welding program and business partners. See the map on page 25 for routes.

There are free handicap parking lots. Display your DMV Handicap card and follow the directions of our traffic control people.

Need additional assistance? The Providence Benedictine Elder Care Station is across from the bandstand. The Elder Care Station has free wheelchairs available. All venues are wheelchair accessible.

Friday Salute to Armed Forces

Mount Angel Oktoberfest and Les Schwab Tires want to say thank you to all who have served or are currently serving in our military. We appreciate the sacrifices you have made to help protect our nation. On Friday, thanks to sponsorship from mid-valley Les Schwab stores, Oktoberfest is extending to all current and former military personnel a $2 discount on venue admission. The Marion County Citizen’s Band performances at the Village Bandstand will be a patriotic salute.

The Passport is back and so, so easy A $10 ticket could be your “passport” to Germany. The grand prize winner gets 2 tickets to fly anywhere in Germany that Lufthansa flies from Seattle and $300 toward expenses. The second prize is two 2017 beer steins and two all-festival passes to the 2018 festival. The third prize is two 2017 wine glasses and two day passes to the 2018 festival. Tickets available at any admission gate, the drawing will be held Sunday at 6 pm in the Weingarten. Need not be present to win.

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Thank You to Our Sponsors!

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Alpinegarten A place for the family

The Alpinegarten on South Garfield across from the Weingarten prides itself on doing things a little bit different. Learn to do the Chicken Dance, join in the songs, take part in the contests. The Alpinegarten is open to families with children until closing each night.

If you are a beer geek, this is the place to try a great beer, both from the Northwest and Germany. Mount Angel is in an important hops-growing region and hops are a key ingredient for brewers. Performers include the Gruber Family Bavarian Band, sponsored by NW Natural, Oberkrainer Juhej, and The Gordonaires European Musik. The venue is smaller than the Weingarten or Biergarten and there isn’t a bad seat in the house. The entertainers do a great job of interacting with the crowd.

all over in the Alpinegarten. Most come because it is so much fun and there is good food and music. Some come to the Alpinegarten for its craft beers, while others come to dance on the parquet floor.

You can meet people from

The Alpinegarten also is a WiFi hot spot!

Available in the Alpinegarten

Riesling Nussriegel Herrenberg Winzer

REFRESHING OPTIONS

TRUE GERMAN IMPORTS

Full body and fruity fresh. Aroma and flavor of peach, citrus and yellow apple, followed buy a hint of exotic mango. Semi-dry 6 Tokens

Swift Wholesome Apple Cider ABV 6.0%

Weihenstephaner 5.1 % ABV

Gewürztraminer-HerrenbergWinzer

All the apple without the sugarbomb. Pressed and fermented cold preserves much of the fresh fruit character. Big, juicy, fruit forward. 6 Tokens Stiegl Radler

Half Stiegl Goldbrau and half quality soda with allnatural flavors. Low in calories and alcohol. 5 Tokens NORTHWEST BEERS pFriem Pilsner IBU 38 ABV 4.9%

The aroma of fresh grass and flowers and a touch of honey. A crisp and spicy finish. 6 Tokens pFriem - Blond IPA IBU 25 ABV 5.5%

Festbier with aromas of fresh bread, notes of toffee and a rich refreshing finish. 6 Tokens Boneyard RPM IPA IBU 50 ABV 6.5%

Brewed with 6 different NW hop varieties at over 2.5 pounds per barrel, focuses on hoppiness not bitterness. Will satisfy hop-forward IPA drinkers.

5 Tokens

Boneyard Incredible Pulp Pale IBU 35 ABV 6%

A huge punch from Blood Orange Puree. A citrus hop profile and pilsner malt platform that goes through secondary. 5 Tokens 6 • Sept. 13, 2017

Long storage makes this yellow bright lager, a flavourful beer with fine poured, white foam. Mild hoppy note and pleasant fresh spicy taste. 5 Tokens Weihenstephaner Festbier IBU 26 ABV 5.8%

A rich bodied, hoppy, seasonal lager. Especially brewed for the Festbier season. Deep gold color, great mouthfeel and lots of flavor. 6 Tokens Weihenstephan Hefeweissbier

A slightly sweet wine that is a delight to sip. Floral aromas and fruit flavors with a smooth finish.

6 Tokens

Chardonnay, Girasole

Ripe apple flavors consistent throughout, with added notes of baked Bartlett pear and lemon peel on the palate. Family owned. 6 Tokens Sparkling Perlino White, Herxheim Winzer

IBU 14 ABV 5.4%

Refreshing naturally cloudy wheat beer with wonderful yeasty fragrance and taste. 5 Tokens

A fruity fresh blend of Müller-Thurgau, Scheurebe and Riesling. Flavors of citrus and exotic fruit and fine, sparkling bubbles. Semi-dry 7 Tokens

Weihenstephaner Korbinian IBU 32 ABV 7.4%

Regent, Wachtenburg Winzer

A double bock that is not just for lovers of strong beer. With a malty aroma and great taste. 6 Tokens NON-ALCHOLIC BEER Einbecker Non-Alcoholic ABV 0.3%

Non-alcoholic beer is fresh, light and with the bitter taste of hops. 5 Tokens GERMAN & NORTHWEST WINES Pinot Gris -Wachtenberg Winzer Cold climate German “Grauburgunder” with pear and apple flavors, nice level of acidity, full body. Dry 6 Tokens Mt. Angel Oktoberfest

New German red wine grape! Serious deep flavor and dark tannin–rich, oak aged. Dry 7 Tokens Dornfelder Herxheim am Berg

Deep purple color, intense cherry and blackberry flavor. Aged in oak for 12 months, but smooth and low in acidity. Dry 7 Tokens Persnickety Pinot Noir

Refined and smooth with a light fruity nose of cane berries and red cher-ries. Its flavors meld on the palate. Eola Hills Wine Cellars. 7 Tokens Mt. Angel Shopper

See the collection of over 500 antique to modern dolls.

Families welcome.

Children will love it. And it is FREE!

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The Elaine M. Annen Doll MuseuM

Located in the Mount Angel Festhalle 500 S. Wilco Highway Open all four days of Oktoberfest 11am – 5pm.

Regular Hours: 11am - 3pm on the First & Third Fridays and Second & Fourth Saturdays of the Month or by Appointment.

For more information:

Janice 503-581-6797 • Carol 503-551-0102 w w w. E l a i n e A n n e n D o l l M u s e u m . c o m

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Biergarten

The place to dance The Biergarten is the dance venue. It is the place to dance for the young and the old. Housed in the Mount Angel Festhalle, the Biergarten with its lofty ceilings and two-story decor has the ambience of an authentic German village. Right in the center, under the big “Willkommen,” is the large wooden dance floor.

The Biergarten opens at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, and the great polka music starts at noon.

Early in the day you may find dancers who know the traditional dances dressed in lederhosen and dirndls dancing away. When the sun sets, a younger generation takes to the floor dancing to Alpine rock.

The Biergarten is a Wi-Fi hot spot!

Available in the Biergarten CRAFT BEERS and CIDER Two Towns Cider ABV Clean and crisp, Two Towns is made exclusively with fresh-pressed NW apples. 5 Tokens

HUB Totally Radler Grapfruit ABV 3% The grapefruit juice compliments the pilsner base making it more refreshing.

HUB Mt. Angel Voksbier IBU 40 ABV %5 Spicy, tropical and fruity aromas complimented by honeydew and stone fruit flavors all derived form local Oregon hops and traditional German ale yeast 5 Tokens

GERMAN BEERS Paulaner—Wiesenfest ABV 6.0% Deep golden color, full bodied and wonderfully mellow, with a balanced harmonious taste and pleasant fragrance. 6 Tokens

HUB West Coast Pilsener IBU 32 ABV 5.1% Spicy and herbal notes form organic Perle hops balance the delicate honey flavor from 2 organic 2 row light and caramel malts. Dry and refreshing 6 Tokens

Paulaner—Salvator Dopplebock ABV 7.8% Caramel hue, body a rich, warm chestnut brown. Smooth chocolate flavor, robust dark caramel maltiness and a light note of hops in the background. 6 Tokens

Tropical flavors with citrus notes, intertwine with aromas of vanilla and honey, hint of toasted oak rounds out finish. 6 Tokens

HUB Survival Stout IBU 35 ABV 5.8% Barley, wheat, oats, amaranth, quinoa, spelt and kamut sustain the soul. Finished with cold-pressed Nossa Familia organic coffee.

Warm boysenberry pie and black currant, interwoven with anise and blooming violets. Dark berry flavors underlain with spicy wood notes fullness. Red 7 Tokens

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Hacker-Pschorr - Original Oktoberfest Marzen ABV 5.8% Fest Marzen has aromas of cassis and earthy tones reminiscent of cedar.

Distinctive character, but very mild. 5 Tokens

HUB Gear up IPA IBU 65 ABV 6.2% Tropical passionfruit, mango, pineapple and resinous hop flavors. Light-bodied, golden in color with clean, moderate bitterness. 6 Tolkens

Hacker Pschorr Weisse ABV 5.5% Silky shine and intense golden yellow hue, topped off with a compact and creamy head of froth. The yeast delivers re-freshing fruit and citrus notes. 5 Tokens

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NON-ALCHOLIC BEER Bitburger Drive (ABV: NA) A finely-brewed beer. Light character with an intense taste experience. 5 Tokens WINES Riesling-Clean Slate Opens with minerals followed by melon, peaches and nectarines. Medium sweet with crisp, balanced finish. 6 Tokens

Chardonnay-Chateau Ste. Michelle 2015

Pinot Noir - Erath Resplendent 2015

14 Hands Stampede Red Blend This robust blend kicks things off with aromas of spice and cedar, leading to flavors of cola and cherry. A Lively acidity and a dramatic enduring finish. Red 7 Tokens

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Visit the Chamber Booth in front of City Hall during Oktoberfest for

Oktoberfest Merchandise T-Shirts, Hat Pins, Hats, Blinky Buttons, O’Fest Wineglasses and Beer Steins

www.mtangelchamber.com

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Mt. Angel Chamber of Commerce

The 6th Annual

December 2&3, 2017 at the Mt. Angel Festhalle

The Hazelnut Fest includes a German Holiday Market featuring regional arts and crafts, Oregon wineries and breweries plus many specialty foods and drinks featuring hazelnuts.

For more info, go to www.mtangelchamber.com or www.hazelnutfest.com

The 10th Annual

Non Stop Music Lots of Sausages (Wurst) World Famous German & Domestic Beers Select German & Regional Wines Arts and Crafts • Artisan Foods The “Wurst” Race by Race Northwest Activities for Children and More!

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FEBRUARY 9 & 10, 2018 Friday & Saturday 10am to 10pm Mt. Angel Festhalle • 500 S. Wilco Hwy www.mtangelwurstfest.com

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Weingarten

There’s a party going on Take a look at the picture... The crowd is on its feet, clapping and smiling, the musicians are off the stage and on the tables... What’s this? Weingarten fans know it can only be the “Donaumusikanten.”

The band has been performing at Oktoberfest more than 20 years. They were formed to specifically meet the needs of Oktoberfest for an authentic Bavarian Band. Every year or so, one or two members swap out, which keeps the group fresh and exciting. They have made the Weingarten a showcase of Bavarian folk culture. The band returns to Oregon from banks of Germany’s beautiful blue Danube River courtesy of Lufthansa, the official airline of the Mount Angel Oktoberfest.

The Weingarten is also the place to hear Mount Angel’s own Z Musikmakers — a zany mix of talented family and friends who have delighted Oktoberfest audiences, young and old, since the group’s founding in 1977 by Mount Angel’s own Paul Zollner.

It’s a Wi-Fi hot spot.

Available in the Weingarten NORTHWEST WINES St. Josef - Gewürztraminer White Floral aromas and fruit flavors with a smooth finish. German-style Gewürtz. Sweet. 6 tokens Coleman Cherry Cove - Pinot Gris White Crisp and refreshing. Hints of tropical fruit and citrus. Balanced white wine. 6 tokens Girasole - Chardonnay White Ripe apple flavors consistent throughout with added notes of baked pear and lemon peel. Family owned. 6 tokens Persnickety - Pinot Noir Red Refined and smooth with a light fruity nose of caneberries, red cherries. High quality fruit grown at Eola Hills Wine Cellers. 7 tokens Naked Winery Merlot Red Concentrated and rich fruit. It is medium body with luscious fruit and soft tannins.

7 Tokens

Masterpiece Cabernet Sauvignon Red Fruit from the vineyard located in the eastern foothills of the Mayacamas mountains.

Aged with medium plus toasted French oak for a year before blended. 7 Tokens St. Josef - Pinot Noir Red Complex aromas of black cherry and plum, nuances of chocolate and spice. 7 tokens

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GERMAN WINES Herrenberg - Riesling White Full body, fresh, crisp. Aroma and flavor of peach, citrus and green apple, followed by a hint of exotic mango. Semi-dry. 6 tokens Wachtenburg Winzer - Müller-Thurgau Bischofsgarten White Traditional German wine. Lots of yellow apple, peach and apricot flavors. Semi-dry.

6 tokens

Herrenberg - Dornfelder Red Deep purple color, intense cherry and blackberry flavor. Aged in oak for 12 months.

Smooth and low in acidity. Dry. 7 tokens Morio Muskat Herrenberg-Winzer A special muscat, developed and grown in Germany. Very big, round flavor, with hints of pineapple and orange marmelade. Semisweet red. 6 Tokens Cabernet Sauvignon Herxheim-Winzer Intense deep flavors of blackberry and black currant, fine French oak and vanilla notes.

Gentle tannins but full in body and flavor.

Dry 7 Tokens LOCALLY BREWED BEER Black Habit Ale - Benedictine Brewing 7.5% ABV, 25 IBU

Dark beer that is complex but approachable and light on the palate. 5 tokens

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7 Brides Paradise Alley IPA 6.5 % ABV 60 IBU The aromas of Passionfruit, Lemon, Pine, Orange coupled with light malt flavor. 5 Tokens Atlas Blackberry Cider ABV 6.2% Filled with tannins the cider leaves a delightful dry and rich finish that red wine lovers will especially enjoy. 5 Tokens GERMAN BEERS Warsteiner Frankenhiem Alt 4.8% ABV Sweetish, malty, slightly roasty, a bit fruityspicy taste of caramel, nuts, chocolate and spicy hops, followed by a short, moderately grassy-bitter finish. 6 Tokens Warsteiner – Winter Ale 5.6% ABV, 20 IBU Full-bodied, copper-red amber color, satisfying, malty taste, subtle, hoppy bitterness.

5 tokens

Warsteiner – Oktoberfest 5.9% ABV, 25 IBU Amber in color, well-balanced, smooth, mild taste and soft, hoppy aftertaste. 5 tokens Warsteiner – Dunkel 4.8% ABV, 19 IBU Dark with a delicate aroma of hops, smooth rich taste, slightly sweet aftertaste. 5 tokens Warsteiner – Pilsner 4.9% ABV, 17 IBU Quality ingredients, exquisite character – crisp, light bodied with high carbonation.

5 tokens

König Ludwig – Weissbier 5.5% ABV, 10 IBU Bavarian wheat beer: golden, fermented to medium strength, a malty, fruity. 5 tokens

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Lederhosen dirndls Bavarian clothing

Mount A ngel A bbey Pray with the monks, visit the Abbey library and museum, and stop by the bookstore and coffeehouse, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Sunday noon to 4 p.m.) Self-guided walking tours are available.

Free shuttles to and from the festival.

503-845-3030 www.mountangelabbey.org

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kastle Hill German Wine Gifts & More!

Located in the

WeissenfeLs Historic BLacksmitH sHop 1 block east of the Village Bandstand

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Prostgarten

A place to relax

The Prostgarten is located one block north of die Früchtsäule or Harvest Monument by the little, white house in Saalfeld Park. It is a great place to sit down, dine on a favorite treat from one of the food chalets, talk with friends and relax. Admission is free! It’s a comfortable venue for a meal, a beverage, a conversation, and a rest before exploring the craft booths or other festival offerings. Music is provided by volunteers from the Rose City Accordion Club and Friends. While each garten has its own features – from beers and wines available to its food and music – they all specialize in welcoming guests. Bavarian hospitality means sharing what we have as a community.

Available in the Prostgarten GERMAN BEERS $6

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Andechs Vollbier

ABV 5.6% IBU N/A

ABV 4.8% IBU N/A

Firm, fine pored head; aroma pure and fresh, with soft malty accents imbued with floral hoppiness. Light, soft body leaves a pleasant taste.

Andechs Fest Lager

German golden Hefeweizen with a robust natural cloudiness and an aroma that is clean and crisp. It is fruity and slightly tart.

FESTIVE WINES FROM GERMANY Lausbub Herrenberg

ABV 4.8% IBU 17

White

Unique premium Pilsner with a slightly tart taste. Quality ingredients produce exquisite character, crisp, light bodied with high carbonation.

Peach and apricots followed by tropical fruit. A great blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Müller-Thurgau and Auxerrois grapes. Semidry. $6

Warsteiner Dunkel

ChardonnayPfalz, Wachtenburg Winzer

ABV 4.8% IBU 19

Rich smooth taste with a lin-gering slightly sweet, pleasant aftertaste. Dark beer produces a delicate aroma of hops and malts.

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White

An outstanding “cold climate” Chardonnay.

Not aged in oak. Brilliantly fresh, elegant, great flavor, mild, yummy. Dry. $6

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Dornfelder, Herxheim am Berg Red

The famous red wine grape from Germany.

Deep purple color, intense cherry and blackberry flavor. Dry. $7

Acolon Herxheim Winzer Red

Rated best new German red wine grape.

Similar to a Cabernet. Dark purple, deep flavor of blackberry and plum. Aged in oak, smooth. Dry. $7

Sparkling Perlino Rosé, Herxheim Winzer

A fruity blend of Merlot and Pinot Noir Rosé Prosecco. Fine, sparkling bubbles, great berry flavor and pink. Semi-dry. $7

COLLECTIBLES Wine Glass - $5 Oktoberfest Commemorative Stein with pewter lid - $50

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Kindergarten – for Children of All Ages Oktoberfest in Mount Angel has entertainment for the whole family. For the young folk in your clan, there is a whole day’s worth of free fun and entertainment in the Kindergarten. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m., the Kindergarten has lots of activities for the young (and not so young) crowd.

The Petting Farm sponsored by Wilco is staffed by members of a local 4H Club, the animals are well attended and available for petting and feeding. Of course, children and adults alike should thoroughly wash their hands after petting our critters. There’s also a hay maze and things to climb and bounce on. Do not miss the ever-popular Wiener Dog races which start at 11:30 on Saturday.

In the pavilion, who can resist the antics of ZuZu Acrobats, performing Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Plus, on Saturday there is some “Mad Science” coutesy of PGE. When hungry, there is lots of reasonably priced food that can be purchased from the goody booth in the Kindergarten area.

The Kindergarten is located in the St. Mary’s Public School play yard across the street from the church.

THE KINDERGARTEN • Free All Day • Closes at 5 FRIDAY 11:00 am Gates open - Farm Fun Activities – Courtesy Wilco 12, 2 & 4 pm ZuZu Acrobats in the Performance Pavilion 11:00 am

SATURDAY Gates open - Farm Fun Activities – Courtesy Wilco Wiener Dog Race Check-in

11:30 am Wiener Dog Races 12, 1:30, 3, 4 ZuZu Acrobats in the Performance Pavilion 12:30 & 2 Mad Science - Courtesy of PGE

SUNDAY 11:00 am Gates open - Farm Fun Activities – Courtesy Wilco

Wiener Dog Race Check-in

11:30 am Wiener Dog Races 12, 1:30, 3, 4 ZuZu Acrobats in the Performance Pavilion

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Available in the Alpinegarten Weihenstephan Alte Akademie 2 85354 Freising, Germany “Brewing since 1040 – We’re the oldest brewery in the world!”

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Proud to sponsor these quality breweries for Oktoberfest 2017:

pFriem With a great Belgiam influence but true to their homegrown roots in the Great Pacific Northwest. 707 Portway Ave., Hood River, OR. Open 11:30am - 9pm.

7 days a week.

Stiegl-Radler Austrian brewed Stiegl-Radler Grapefruit Naturally Cloudy is a succulent fruity taste sensation with a refreshing finish.

Boneyard Brewing Tasting Room Hours:11am - 6pm, 7 days a week 37 NW Lake Place Bend, Oregonwww.boneyardbeer.com

Swift Cider By pressing and fermenting this cider cold, we retained as much fresh fruit character without the cloying sweetness. Big, juicy, and fruit forward, you can dream of apple harvest without the sugar hangover.

Available in the Prostgarten OKTOBERFEST MÄRZEN Amber in color, pleasant aromas of caramel & honey with good balance of malt & fruit notes. Rich textured palate true to the Märzen tradition. ABV: 5.7% | STYLE: Amber Lager

Andechs Brewed and bottled exclusively in Andechs, Bavaria by the Benedictine monks of St. Boniface of Munich and Andechs.

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Village Booths Present Many Choices Whether you want a wreath of flowers for your hair, a “classic” comic cap, or a dirndl or pair of lederhosen, the booths at the Mount Angel Oktoberfest can help you dress for the occasion.

More than 80 artisans and crafters feature offerings each year.

They display their wares downtown on the north end of the festival. You’ll find everything from wooden toys to fine art. Handcrafted pottery, jewelry, painted and knitted clothing, greeting cards, hand puppets, dried flower arrangements, quilts, calligraphy, stained glass, and more await. Specialty crafts include Dutch lace, hand-painted Ukrainian eggs, Bavarian dried flower hair bands

and glassblowen figurines. The monks of Mount Angel Abbey present their handcrafted candles and their own “Abtei” soaps. The flower baskets and twinkling white lights add a charm to the booths, which are open all four days of the festival.

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The Oktoberfest Road Race Half-Marathon, which starts at 8 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 16, showcases some of the great farmland and stunning views Mount Angel has to offer. The route begins at Humpert Park and heads out on country roads north of town. Race check in, start and finish is at Mount Angel’s Humpert Park, 400 Alder St. Oktoberfest 5k run/walk and 10k run start at the same location, with dayof-race registration or packet pickup from 7:15 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. and start at 9 a.m. Info at oktoberfestroadrace.com.

At Mount Angel’s Evergreen Golf Course, golfers will be getting into the swing of things at the Oktoberfest Golf Tournament Saturday, Sept. 16. The 18-hole, shotgun-start tournament is a four-person scramble with lunch and prizes immediately following. Info at oktoberfest.org/attractions/golf-tournament/.Check in is 7 – 7:30 a,m, Shotgun start is at 8 a.m. Lunch and prizes will be at 1 p.m.

The Cruz-n is two separate shows in one. The first is held on Saturday and the second on Sunday. Both shows run from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Both are at the St. Mary School across from the church and adjacent to the Kindergarten.

The Cruz-n features some of the finest automotive examples from the early 1900s to the present plus vintage military vehicles.

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 14

Proud to bring wine from Germany, for the Mt. Angel Oktoberfest.

Find the wines in most of the Oktoberfest halls.

You can also taste and buy wine to take home at Touch of Bavaria in the Old Blacksmith Shop on Church St. in Mt. Angel

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THURSDAY FESTIVAL HAPPENINGS Something for Everyone at Oktoberfest 9:00 am Fr. Bernard Youth Center open house 10:00 am Mount Angel Abbey Museum opens 11:00 am Alpine Food Chalets open

Arts and Crafts Show ‘til 10 pm

Elaine Annen Doll Museum opens, Festhalle ‘til 6 11:45 am Midday Praise, Benedictine Sisters,

Queen of Angels Chapel 5:00 pm Evening Praise – Benedictine Sisters 7:30 pm Compline – Mount Angel Abbey

THE VILLAGE BANDSTAND Joyous Sounds of Folk Music 12:15 pm Webertanz (May Pole dance) by Mount Angel

School Children and Engelberg Dancers 1:00 pm 52nd Annual Mount Angel Oktoberfest

Opening Ceremonies 1:45 pm Alpine Echoes 3:00 pm European Take-Out Band 4:00 pm Marion County Citizens Band 5:45 pm Alpine Echoes 7:30 pm European Take-Out Band THE BIERGARTEN Mount Angel Festhalle Courtesy of Ticor Title Families Welcome • No minors after 10 pm 11:30 am Doors open Noon Paul Smith & Friends 2:00 pm S-Bahn Alpine Band 3:45 pm O’fest Olympics - Sponsored by Touch of Bavaria 4:15 pm Paul Smith & Friends 6:15 pm Chardon Polka Band 7:45 pm Salzburger Echo 8:15 pm Doppelbock Quintet 9:30 pm Chardon Polka Band THE ALPINEGARTEN Bavarian Entertainment Courtesy Oregon Garden Resort • Families Welcome 11:30 am Doors open Noon Doppelbock Quintet 1:45 pm Gruber Family Band Sponsored by NW Natural 3:15 pm Salzburger Echo 3:45 pm Oberkrainer Juhej 5:30 pm Gordonaires European Musik 7:15 pm Gruber Family Band Sponsored by NW Natural 9:00 pm Oberkrainer Juhej

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THE WEINGARTEN Alpine Family Entertainment Courtesy Roth’s Fresh Markets Families Welcome • No minors after 10 pm 11:30 am Doors open Noon Gordanaires European Musik 1:45 pm Z Musikmakers, Courtesy 1859 Oregon’s Magazine 3:30 pm Doppelbock Quintet 5:15 pm Z Musikmakers 6:45 pm Salzburger Echo 7:15 pm S-Bahn Alpine Band 9:00 pm Die Original Donaumusikanten, Courtesy Lufthansa

A bistro-style restaurant.in Historic Silverton. proudly offering a local, seasonal menu.

THE PROSTGARTEN Volunteers of Rose City Accordion Club & Friends Oktoberfest appreciates their time and talent!

Families Welcome until 9:00 pm closing Noon Prostgarten opens

Doris Osgood & Pamelajean Myers 1:00 pm Dick Carlson, Todd Carlson & Colleen Halvorsen 2:30 pm Paul Bria 4:00 pm Velma Conte 5:30 pm Bob Noel 7:00 pm Steve Knapke ST. MARY PARISH CHURCH Free Concerts Courtesy of NW Natural 6:50 am Morning Praise and Mass 12:30 pm Salzburger Echo 2:15 pm Pete Petroski – Organist 3:15 pm Loretta Kaser – Organist :15 pm 4 Salzburger Echo Mt. Angel Shopper

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 Entertainment Noon - Midnight FRIDAY FESTIVAL HAPPENINGS

Something for Everyone at Oktoberfest

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Fr. Bernard Youth Center open house Abbey Museum opens Saluting Our Armed Forces - Courtesy Les Schwab Tires Alpine Food Chalets open / Arts & Crafts Show ‘til 10 Elaine Annen Doll Museum opens, Festhalle, ‘til 6 Midday Praise, Benedictine Sisters, Queen of Angels Chapel Evening Praise – Benedictine Sisters Compline – Mount Angel Abbey High School Football Classic, JFK High School Stadium THE VILLAGE BANDSTAND Joyous Sounds of Folk Music

Welcome to Grandview in Mount Angel An active 55 and older community

Brand new one and two bedroom, free standing homes available for rent.

Learn more about what our beautiful community has to offer!

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Open House!

September 23–24 • 10am–2pm or by appointment We will be previewing all five homes as models. Exhibits three floor plans, five different interiors. Open for walk through.

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Saluting Our Armed Forces - Courtesy Les Schwab Tires Webertanz (May Pole dance) by Mount Angel School Children and Engelberg Dancers Festival Brass Alpine Echoes European Take-Out Band Marion County Citizens Band - Patrotic Tribute Tirolean Dancers Alpine Echoes Tirolean Dancers Street Dance - All ages and skill levels welcome THE BIERGARTEN

Mount Angel Festhalle - Courtesy of Ticor Title Families Welcome • No minors after 10 pm

11:30 am Noon 1:45 pm 3:15 pm 3:45 pm 4:00 pm 5:45 pm 6:45 pm 7:15 pm 9:00 pm 9:30 pm

Saluting Our Armed Forces - Courtesy Les Schwab Tires Paul Smith & Friends S-Bahn Alpine Band O’fest Olympics - Sponsored by Touch of Bavaria Festival Brass Chardon Polka Band Die Schlauberger Salzburger Echo Chardon Polka Band Kleinstadtler Bavarian Dancers Die Schlauberger THE WEINGARTEN

Alpine Family Entertainment • Courtesy Roth’s Fresh Markets Families Welcome • No minors after 9 pm

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Saluting Our Armed Forces Courtesy Les Schwab Tires Gordanaires European Musik Z Musikmakers - Courtesy 1859, Oregon’s Magazine Doppelbock Quintet Salzburger Echo Mt. Angel Shopper

Z Musikmakers - Courtesy 1859, Oregon’s Magazine Festival Brass S-Bahn Alpine Band Die Original Donaumusikanten – Courtesy Lufthansa THE ALPINEGARTEN

Bavarian Entertainment • Courtesy Oregon Garden Resort Families Welcome until close

1:30 am 1 Noon 1:45 pm 3:15 pm 3:45 pm 5:00 pm 5:30 pm 6:45 pm 7:15 pm 7:45 pm 9:00 pm

Saluting Our Armed Forces - Courtesy Les Schwab Tires Doppelbock Quintet Gruber Family Band - Sponsored by NW Natural Salzburger Echo Oberkrainer Juhej Festival Brass Gordanaires European Musik Kleinstadtler Bavarian Dancers Gruber Family Band - Sponsored by NW Natural Festival Brass Oberkrainer Juhej THE PR0STGARTEN

Volunteers of Rose City Accordion Club & Friends Oktoberfest appreciates their time and talent!

Families Welcome until 8:30 pm closing

Noon

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Thank you Oktoberfest for 52 great festivals!

SHOP DINE STAY

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Visitor Center: 426 S. Water St. 503-873-5615 silvertonchamber.org

Garten opens - Courtesy of Columbia Bank Bobbie Ferrero, Bev Spurgeon, Jeanette Bauman, Jill Patten & Delette Huffman Liz Wizler Dick Myking Liz Wizler Anne Heinrichs Lisa Roeder & Kathy Grambsch Coreen Bergholm & Ken Presthus ST. MARY PARISH CHURCH

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Free All Day • Closes at 5 pm

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Gates open - Farm Fun Activities – Courtesy Wilco See page 14 for entertainment listings

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Entertainment Noon - Midnight Quality Dental Care in a Friendly Environment

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303 N. First • Silverton • 503-873-8614

Complete Dental Services:

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SATURDAY FESTIVAL HAPPENINGS Something for Everyone at Oktoberfest 6:30 am Boy Scout Breakfast - NW Natural Tent, at Garfield & Church 8:00 am Half Marathon O’fest Golf Tournament Volleyball Invitational, JFK Gym Cruz-n Car Show registration opens 9:00 am Cruz-n Car Show, St. Mary’s School Military Vehicle display 5K Run/Walk, 10K Run, start: Humpert Park 10:00 am Mount Angel Abbey Museum opens Youth Football, grades 5-6, Kennedy High School 11:00 am Alpine Food Chalets open Arts & Crafts Show ‘til 10 pm Abbey Shuttle - Loop begins near the Bandstand Elaine Annen Doll Museum opens, Festhalle ‘til 6 11:50 am Midday Praise with Beneditine Sisters 5:00 pm Vespers – Benedictine Sisters Monastery 7:30 pm Compline – Mount Angel Abbey THE VILLAGE BANDSTAND Joyous Sounds of Folk Music 11:00 am Marion County Citizens Band 12:15 pm Webertanz (May Pole dance) by Mount Angel School Children and Engelberg Dancers 1:15 pm Festival Brass 2:30 pm Alpine Echoes 3:30 pm Marion County Citizens Band 5:15 pm Tirolean Dancers 6:00 pm Alpine Echoes 7:45 pm Tirolean Dancers 8:30 pm Street Dance – European Take-Out All Ages Welcome!

ST. MARY PARISH CHURCH Free Concerts • Courtesy of NW Natural 12:30 pm Second Winds Band 2:15 pm Salzburger Echo 3:15 pm Der Liederkreis 4:15 pm Cabin Fever 5:30 pm Vigil Mass THE BIERGARTEN Mount Angel Festhalle Courtesy of Ticor Title Families Welcome • No minors after 10 pm 11:30 am Doors open Noon Paul Smith & Friends 2:00 pm S-Bahn Canadian Alpine Band 3:45 pm Festival Brass 4:00 pm Chardon Polka Band 5:45 pm Die Schlauberger

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THE WEINGARTEN Alpine Family Entertainment • Courtesy Roth’s Fresh Markets Families Welcome • No minors after 9 pm

Noon 1:45 pm 3:15 pm 3:45 pm 5:00 pm 5:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:15 pm 9:00 pm

Gordanaires European Musik Z Musikmakers, Courtesy 1859 Oregon’s Magazine O’fest Olympics - Sponsored by Touch of Bavaria Doppelbock Quintet Salzburger Echo Z Musikmakers, Courtesy 1859 Oregon’s Magazine Festival Brass S-Bahn Alpine Band Die Original Donaumusikanten – Courtesy Lufthansa

THE ALPINEGARTEN Bavarian Entertainment • Courtesy Oregon Garden Resort

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SUNDAY FESTIVAL HAPPENINGS Something for Everyone at Oktoberfest 6:30 am Boy Scout Breakfast - NW NAtural Tent, at Garfield & Church 7:30 am Sunday morning mass – St. Mary Catholic Church 8:00 am Cruz-n Car Show registration opens 9:00 am Cruz-n Car Show, St. Mary’s School Community Mass at Mount Angel Abbey Church Military Vehicle Display, across from Car Show 10:00 am Mount Angel Abbey Museum opens Community Mass – Queen of Angels Monestary Volkswalk begins - registration open until 1:00 pm 11:00 am Alpine Food Chalets open Arts & Crafts Show ‘til 6 pm Abbey Shuttle - Loop begins near the Bandstand Elaine Annen Doll Museum opens, Festhalle ‘til 6 11:50 pm Midday Praise with Benedictine Sisters 5:00 pm Evening Praise at the Benedictine Sisters Monasrtery

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THE VILLAGE BANDSTAND Joyous Sounds of Folk Music 11:00 am Marion County Citizens Band 12:15 pm Webertanz (May Pole dance) by Mount Angel School Children and Engelberg Dancers 1:15 pm Festival Brass 2:30 pm Marion County Citizens Band 3:30 pm Tirolean Dancers 4:15 pm Alpine Echoes 6:00 pm Tirolean Dancers 7:00 pm European Take-Out THE BIERGARTEN Mount Angel Festhalle Courtesy of Ticor Title Families Welcome Doors open Paul Smith & Friends S-Bahn Canadian Alpine Band Festival Brass Die SchlaubergerSalzburger Echo Chardon Polka Band Closes

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THE WEINGARTEN Alpine Family Entertainment • Courtesy Roth’s Fresh Markets Families Welcome • Closes 9:30 pm

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Z Musikmakers - Courtesy 1859 Oregon’s Magazine Salzburger Echo Chardon Polka Band O’fest Olympics - Sponsored by Touch of Bavaria Festival Brass S-Bahn Canadian Alpine Band Festival Brass Passport to Germany Drawing - Tickets courtesy of Lufthansa Die Original Donaumusikanten – Courtesy Lufthansa

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Families Welcome until 8:30 pm closing Noon Prostgarten opens

Wayne Nelson 1:30 pm Karen Cordell 3:00 pm Dick Riley THE KINDERGARTEN Free All Day • Closes at 5 pm 11:00 am Gates open -Farm Fun Activities - Courtesy Wilco See page 14 for entertainment listings ST. MARY PARISH CHURCH Gothic Jewel of the Willamette Valley Thank you NW Natural for a weekend of wonderful concerts

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ALPINE ECHOES The Alpine Echoes Band plays music for happy occasions, specializing in German and Scandinavian music. And of course, no party is complete without the famous Chicken Dance. Orchestration includes accordion, drums, flute, tuba, cowbells, bass, trumpet and vocals.

CABIN FEVER NW If friendship had a soundtrack, this would be it. Cabin Fever NW is Dianne Bochsler (vocals, rhythm guitar) and Tara Caldwell (vocals, banjo) of Bellingham, Wash. and Ed Johnson (vocals, lead guitar) of Menlo Park, Calif. They have appeal for fans of bluegrass, singer-songwriter, Americana, country, and gospel.

DIE SCHLAUBERGER

Festival-goers across the nation have a love affair going on with America’s number one German Band, die Schlauberger. This band is a powerhouse of

musical expertise and expends enough energy to light up energetic Oktoberfest crowds. From the moment they step on stage until they have wrung the final note, die Schlauberger has the audience up and dancing.

DONAUMUSIKANTEN

The “Original Donaumusikanten” band has been performing at Oktoberfest more than 20 years. They were formed to meet the needs of Oktoberfest for an authentic Bavarian Band. Every year or so, one or two band members swap out, which has kept the band fresh and exciting. They have made the Weingarten a show case of Bavarian folk culture.

The band returns to Oregon from banks of Germany’s beautiful Blue Danube River, in Bavaria, courtesy of Lufthansa, the official airline of the Mount Angel Oktoberfest. They come to Mount Angel as a part of a cultural exchange program with the Federal Republic of Germany. They are volunteers!

EUROPEAN TAKE-OUT BAND

The European Take-Out Band has grown from German, Slovenian, and Norwegian roots. Members have been entertaining audiences for several years. Bobbie on accordion, Roxi sings, Hal plays the bass guitar and PapaJohn is their drummer. Terry is band leader on the accordion.

GORDANAIRS

The Gordanairs European Musik returns to Mount Angel from Vancouver, B.C. The groups was created by brothers Gordon and Danny Groening. The Gordanairs play at all major Oktoberfests in the Northwest and are well received not only for their Bavarian European Musical style, but as well, for their entertaining performances.

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GRUBER FAMILY BAND The Gruber Family Band has been playing music for a long time. The family music history goes back to the 1900s. Five generations later, the Gruber Family Band is keeping the tradition alive. Al Gruber brought the family band to the Mount Angel Oktoberfest more than 20 years ago. When he retired, his grandson Michael, took over the job of playing the piano accordion, along with the button box. Toni and Peter continued on sax and the drums and the newest addition to the band is Martin, Toni’s son. Martin plays piano, sax and clarinet and loves to sing.

LIEDERKREIS!

The Liederkreis started in 1996 as a small group of friends who

liked to sing German songs and have fun. Now, quite a few years later we still sing and have lots of fun together. However, the number of our singers has grown considerably. Each spring and Christmas the Liederkreis performs in at least one public concert in Portland, and we also sing at several ethnic festivals and benefits, bringing our concert program to many very appreciative audiences.

SALZBURGER ECHO

Hang on to your Lederhosen, the Salzburger Echo is not your ordinary German band. Performing in the styles of German, Austrian and Swiss musicians, as well as their own brand of fun, they bring an energy and flair not often seen in North America. Their 12-foot Swiss

Alphorns, Austrian cowbells and harmony yodeling brings audiences face to face with European culture. Since their beginning in 1993 they have toured the U.S. and Europe.

S-BAHN

S-Bahn is the commuter train that connects cities in Germany with the suburbs. The S-Bahn connects people. Singer and accordionist Richard Tyce founded the S-Bahn in Vancouver in the 1990s. The band includes Bruce Henczel – drums, marimba, viola, vocals; Alexander Flock – guitar and vocals; and Jim Hopson – trombone, tuba, alphorn, bass guitar and vocals.

With a diverse and eclectic repertoire, the S-Bahn specializes in Oktoberfests (German) and Malankas (Ukranian).

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This group has played for years in the Mount Angel Oktoberfest Biergarten. They love to play for traditional dancers and traditional dancers love them.

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Z MUSIKMAKERS

What do you get when you combine “Paul and the Polka Daughters” with the “Polka Nuts”? Z Musikmakers!—a zany mix of musically talented family and friends who have delighted Oktoberfest audiences since the group’s founding in 1977 by Mount Angel’s own Paul Zollner. Z Musikmakers features Paul on the accordion, daughters Monica on clarinet, Theresia (Tecie) on marimba, and Christiana on the violin, as well as Dave Keckes-Chartrey on trumpet, Greg Backstrom on bass, Nichlas Schaal on keyboard, and Rob Neidig on drums. You’ll find them in the Weingarten presenting a festive mix of traditional and Bavarian-flavored music that features the group’s unique talents.

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Glockenspiel Helps Share Our Story Each year for 52 years, Mount Angel has celebrated its German heritage in a special way with its annual Oktoberfest. This small agricultural community, about 20 miles north of Salem, has a rich history stretching back to the “Old World.”

The first European and American settlers appeared in this area in the 1850s. They discovered this land was more than just picturesque – it had a rich fertile soil where they could raise their crops. Settlers began to arrive in multitudes, swarming to the community as the word spread of the advantages of living here. It was reported in 1868, that one farmer grew wheat as high as seven feet tall.

A group of German Catholic settlers began to influence the community in 1867.

The first to arrive was Robert Zollner and his family (forebearers of the Zollners in Z Musikmakers).

They settled near a creek on a hilly section of land just north of Mount Angel. The creek to this day bears his name.

of Benedictine Monks from Engelberg.

Four different names for the town within a threeyear period indicate how fast events were moving between 1880 and 1883. Railroad crews named the place Fillmore. Within a few months a post office was established giving the community the name of Roy. On July 12, 1881, George Settlemeier, who owned the land on both sides of the track, platted a town of 75 lots and called his town Frankford. On Sept. 20, 1882, Benjamin Cleaver, the postmaster, purchased Settlemeier’s town for $480 and changed the name back to Roy. On Nov. 16, 1881, Father Adelhelm told the Archbishop of Oregon City that he had chosen “the butte near Fillmore” as the new home for the Oregon Benedictines. That same day, the Archbishop appointed Adelhelm pastor of Fillmore, Gervais and Sublimity. Father Adelhelm approached Postmaster Cleaver and asked him to change his new town’s name to Mount Angel, the anglicized name of the Benedictine Monk’s Swiss home at Engelberg. Cleaver agreed.

The Glockenspiel figures tell the Mathias Butsch was history of Mount Angel with the so impressed with Zollners, right, Mathias Butsch, top what he found here and Fr. Adelhelm Odermatt, above. that he advertised the advantages of the area in two Midwestern German language newspapers. With the arrival of Butsch, the Catholic community found their leader and Mount Angel its true “founder.” It wasn’t long before the German language became commonplace in and around the settlement.

Rapidly the town developed its own unique character. On Nov. 9, 1886, the Benedictine Sisters purchased 23 acres of land in Mount Angel for their community. In July they laid the cornerstone for the first brick building in the community. The arrival of the monks and sisters had a profound impact on Mount Angel and the whole state of Oregon.

The town was not only developing into an important agricultural center but also a center of learning and culture.

These early German Catholic settlers at first attended church more than nine miles away in Saint Louis, at times traveling on foot. At that time Mount Angel was not even a respectable crossroads. About 1880 two events coincided to ensure Mount Angel’s survival as a community. The railroad was completed on Oct. 4, 1880. The small band of Catholic families built a church that was completed in 1881, just a few months before the arrival of Father Adelhelm Odermatt who was looking for a place to establish an American home for his Swiss Community

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Mount Angel became an incorporated town on April 3, 1893 and a city in 1905. This small settlement started by nine German families has grown into a charming north Willamette Valley community of almost 4,000 people. It is well known for its prestigious Benedictine abbey, seminary, Benedictine Sisters monastery and home of its famous “Old World style” Oktoberfest.

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Sponsors Support Community Efforts The Mount Angel Oktoberfest is an incredible community effort.

Over 7,500 volunteers make it happen under the direction of a 19 member volunteer Board of Directors. A major part of the festival’s success comes from the support of the region’s business community; without their direct financial contributions and in-kind offerings, the festival could not continue.

Papé Machinery helps Oktoberfest work and play. Papé provides the John Deere tractors to move the peoplemovers and a fleet of John Deere gators to control and support festival operations. They keep everyone in motion. Papé supplied the Pedal Tractors for the Pedal Tractor Race on Kick-Off Saturday, a fun tradition!

Les Schwab Tire Stores in the mid-valley come together to help sponsor the peoplemovers. Their generous donation allows operation of the shuttles, taking attendees to parking, the church, and downtown. They also sponsor Saluting Our Armed Forces Day, reducing admission cost for veterans and service men and women.

US Bank and its Mount Angel Branch help Oktoberfest spread the word about this great festival by financing a major portion of the festival brochure printing costs. US Bank has provided this service to Oktoberfest since the first festival in 1966. The bank also sponsors the youth sports during the festival, which this year includes a 5th and 6th grade football game on Saturday morning.

The Pepsi Beverages Co. provides major funding in support of the festival’s downtown and non-profit booth operations. Pepsi Cola is the soft drink of choice at the Mount Angel Oktoberfest.

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Herc Rental of Salem provides the festival with forklifts, scissor lifts and other equipment used for set-up and tear down, security lighting for parking lots and emergency power generation. Herc is a big part of the reason the festival goes up in a day, and comes down in a day.

Mark E. Carter – UX Developer + Design helped guide the construction of the website for Oktoberfest.org. Mark keeps the site running smoothly and acts as an advisor to Oktoberfest on site content. Visit Mount Angel Oktoberfest at www.oktoberfest.org.

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McDonald Wholesale supports Mount Angel Oktoberfest and the non-profit food booths in the downtown area. They set up a commissary to help food booths manage their supplies.

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Lufthansa has been flying a festival band to Oktoberfest for the last 25 years. It is the official airline of Oktoberfest. Their assistance makes the appearance of “Donaumusikanten”, a talented group of six German musicians possible. They play each evening in the Weingarten. Thinking of visiting Germany soon? Enter the Passport to Germany Raffle – airline tickets sponsored by Lufthansa! They know their way around Europe and the world. GUTER FLUG! Roth’s Fresh Markets helps the Weingarten to bring to you the magnificent sounds of the Alps, and the comfort of Gemütlichkeit.

Enjoy a superb selection of premium quality wines, beers and scrumptious food from St. Mary Parish booth. Visit Roth’s the year round for great Oktoberfest beers, wines, and sausages.

Columbia Bank and its Mount Angel Branch sponsor the Prostgarten this year. This quiet little gem is hidden behind the food booths on Garfield Street. Columbia Bank also assists the festival with support for its financial operations.

NW Natural supports the musical offerings in the beautifully restored St. Mary Parish Church. Daily free concerts are scheduled during the festival. Artists include the Cabin Fever, Loretta Kaiser, Second Wind, Unistus Choir and more. NW Natural supports Oktoberfest during set up and taking it down, pitching in to feed the 150 volunteers. Perhaps you have rested under the NW Natural tents downtown. They are appreciated rain or shine.

Wilco, supplier of quality products in their stores, agribusiness and fuels departments, supports the Farm Fun activities at the Kindergarten. Kids love the hay maze, pony rides and animals for petting. The farm kids who assist with the area appreciate funds they raise and use for their agricultural projects. Thanks, Wilco!

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Portland General Electric supports the Kindergarten area, helping kids enjoy the simple joys of being together as friends, having their faces painted, and enjoying balloons tied to fun shapes. PGE also provides the Mad Science in the Kindergarten Performance Pavilion.

The Oregon Garden Resort is the sponsor of the family Alpinegarten. Resort operations manager, Christine Diacetis expressed her excitement when she stated “We are truly proud to be a part of this wonderful family event. We know the visitors to Oktoberfest will love the interactive music in the Alpinegarten and they will surely enjoy their stay with us and a visit to The Oregon Garden.” The Oregon Garden Resort is where many band members stay during the festival.

Mt. Angel Sausage Co. provides funding for the festival’s designated driver program. It is Mount Angel’s own European-style sausage maker. They are open year-round to enjoy Oktoberfest-like atmosphere and great sausage and beverages. Summer is a great time to relax and enjoy a beer and sausage on their deck.

Donald RV & Storage presents the car music at the Cruz-n Car Show. It also helps with car show trophy expenses. Thank you, Donald RV & Storage, for your support of the Cruz-N in this special way, and your years of support for Oktoberfest.

Touch of Bavaria sponsors the Oktoberfest Olympics. They are located in the old Blacksmith Shop on College Avenue in Mount Angel. Touch of Bavaria makes sure our distinguished guests and TV personalities are outfitted in the best Bavarian style, and have a great selection of authentic lederhosen and dirndls from Germany.

Oktoberfest says a great big DANKE SCHÖN to all their sponsors for helping Oktoberfest continue to be the Northwest’s best-loved folk festival.

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Oktoberfest 2017 We feature the Original Mt. Angel Oktoberfest Sausage

Saturday & Sunday 9am - Noon Our Famous Bloody Mary only $3 00

155 N. Main • Mt. Angel • 503-845-9247 44 • Sept. 13, 2017

Mt. Angel Oktoberfest

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ARIZONA × AQUA BALL × CRATER LAKE GT’S KOMBUCHA × CHAMELEON COLD BREW

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Oktoberfest Encourages Moderation

The highly quaffable beers of Bavaria are brewed according to a law that has been in effect for almost 500 years.

The Bavarian Purity Law of 1516, enacted by Duke Wilhelm IV, is still in force today, making it the oldest consumer protection law in the world. All the beers from Germany sold at the Mount Angel Oktoberfest are still brewed in accordance with Das Bayrische Reinheitgebot

(Bavarian Purity Law). No wonder these beers are of superior quality!

Mount Angel Oktoberfest and its distributors encourage everyone to drink responsibly. The fine beverages and wines at our festival are best consumed in moderation and savored for their unique flavors.

We applaud festival goers who drink responsibly and

use a designated driver.

Patrons not consuming alcohol have the opportunity to sign up as an official Designated Driver from 5 p.m. until closing each day of the festival. Designated Drivers pledge not to drink alcoholic beverages while at the festival and to provide safe transportation for their friends in the group. All Designated Drivers receive a wristband and soft drinks.

Prost!

All participants must be 21 or older with a valid driver’s license.

Get a Safe Ride Home – If you do drink and find that you have passed the point where you can safely drive home, take advantage of onsite taxis and have a safe ride home. Know your limit and DON’T DRINK and DRIVE.

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