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The July 2005 LAGERS BREWER'S NOTEBOOK
Hello Lagers,
Your
new secretary checking in for duty! Sorry
it’s taken a while, I’ve finally gotten everyone in my address book so as
to make future communication easier.
The
2005 Lagers/Fossils picnic was held at
Saturday
morning began with Jackie and Cece rummaging for coffee with no results.
(Note for next year…don’t try to get anything from me before
Leah and her gang of helpers started smokin’ early on Saturday. Bill started his garbage can turkeys about the same time. We had 3 beef sirloins, 4 pork loins and 2 turkeys, one of which was donated by the Howards. Thanks, Deneen for getting the rest of the meat (?). While the wonderful scent of the smokers wafted through the area, people could be found playing very intense Jenga, poker, cornhole, going off for swimming and hiking and just simply enjoying the park in the afternoon. The Fossils blow darts, tomahawks and who knows what else certainly must have proven to all that Hoosiers are truly fierce. Hmmm.
A wonderful meal ensued. On a note from our president, Deneen, a thought for next year. She feels that we should ask people who have just arrived before dinner to defer to the workers that have been preparing and cooking all afternoon and let them be the first to be served. Sounds reasonable.
Saturday
night I counted around 100 heads and at one point 21 beers on tap.
I’m sorry I don’t have a list of those that brought the beer, Chuck
Harp might have that and, if he does, I’ll send it out after he gets home
from his trip to
Apparently breakfast on Sunday morning was a success; I have to confess to sleeping through it. I do know that Jane was happy with all the help she received, both Fossils and Lagers joined in. Breakfast earned $314 to contribute toward our expenses. By early afternoon campers were packing up and heading home after a wonderful weekend of fun and frivolity! Thanks to everyone that helped pull it off!
Lagers and Fossils got together a couple of weeks later to settle up with the money and discuss thoughts for next year. Jane Krauth, treasurer, did an awesome job keeping track of everything for us. The bottom line was that we came out on top with $302.00 which club officers decided to donate back to Otter Creek.
CALENDAR
July
18th, Monday. Regular
meeting at Spring Street Meeting House.
August
13th, Saturday. Homebrew
beer and label entries due at fairgrounds between
August
14th, Sunday. Homebrew
beer judging,
LAGERS Treasurer Report
Summer Picnic 2005
Revenue 1654.00
Expenses 1352.00
302.00
The executive boards of both LAGERS and FOSSILS decided to send the $302 to Otter Creek as a donation. I mailed a check and a nice card to them, thanking them for the great weekend.
Submitted by: Jane Krauth
Midsummer Night Party
For all Fossils and Lagers
Saturday, August 6TH 6:00-??
Beer, BBQ, and even a bit of Thai food (to wake up your taste buds from the summer doldrums)
CHUCK & TERRI HARP’S
159 LONG RUN ROAD
LOUISVILLE 40245 254-3734
Directions: From downtown Louisville take I-64 east. Go past I-264 (Watterson) until you come to I-265 (Gene Snyder). Take I-265 North (it’s the ramp underneath the freeway). The first exit will be Shelbyville road (exit 27) … turn right. Go East on Shelbyville road for 3.6 miles, then turn left on Long Run Road. (Hint: Long run road is exactly 1.0 miles past the Eastwood fire station. Do NOT make a left at the street where you see the sign saying "Long Run Park", because that street is flat rock road).
Once you turn left onto Long Run Road, our house is the first driveway on the right. If you can park on the grass on either side of the driveway, go for it. Once those spots are full, please park on either side of Long Run Road.
If you want to spend the night, we have a couple of guest rooms, lots of couch and floor space, and even some room in the unfinished part of the "Deneen wing". If you want to bring a tent, go ahead.
There will of course be beer and food, but if you want to bring a dish, please feel free.
If you want to bring some beer, please feel very free to do so.
If you want to bring a keg of homebrew, please feel very, very free to do so.
If you want to bring kids, go ahead (just remember to take them with you when you leave).
E-Mail from Rob Westendorf <beerandsweat@fuse.net>
We are closing in on Beer and Sweat 2005! Information is in the attached flyer, and additional details are on the Bloatarian web site (or soon will be) at www.hbd.org/bloat/. Get your room reservations in soon, as the hotel is expected to be full.

The Brewday will commence at noon,
30 July. Dave will be there earlier if anyone wants to get set-up before
then. Let him know who will be brewing...
LAGERS
P.O. Box 5384
Louisville, KY 40255-0384
The LAGER Brewer's Notebook is published monthly (well, almost monthly) by the Louisville Area Grain and Extract Research Society (LAGERS).
Subscriptions are available with membership in the Society at $15 per year, $20 for family membership.
Advertisers are welcome. All inquiries should be sent to P.O. Box 5384, Louisville, KY 40255-0384, or call (502) 222-7439.
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