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Veterans led the Pledge of Allegiance during the opening ceremonies of the 2018 Germanfest held Oct. 6-7 in Roberts Cove.

Rain fails to dampen Germanfest activities

ROBERTS COVE - As clean-up crews were busy Monday getting things in order following the 24th annual celebration, from all indications the 2018 Germanfest was a true success.
“Even with the rain on Saturday, people were still arriving and filling the grounds,” stated Marietta Leonards-Sikat, Germanfest Association member and museum secretary.
“We knew rain was predicted, but you have to go with it,” Sikat continued. “Everything was ready to roll and I think everyone enjoyed the weekend.”
Despite the Saturday afternoon rain, a number of activities, demonstrations and programs were enjoyed by many, especially at the food and beverage booths.
The giant tent, a Germanfest landmark, was filled to capacity most of the time, in addition to programs and deonstrations held throughout the grounds both days.
Much of the success is attribited to the many wonderful volunteers who give so much of their time and effort to making the Germanfest a success year in and year out.
Highlights can be found in today’s edition of the Rayne Acadian-Tribune and again in next week’s newspaper.

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