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The new, almost unchanged Perchalla board (from left): Birgit Lindner (former secretary), Andreas Ferzandi (first youth officer), Heidi Lehmann (treasurer), Tobias Schlott (second president), Andreas Denk (president), Melanie Riedl (secretary) , Florian Krapfenbauer (third president) and Angelika Effenberger (second youth officer). © Dagmar Rutt
The Perchalla carnival company is already preparing for the next season. The board remains unchanged after the elections and is preparing some new events.
Starnberg
- Dancers, a children's dance group and the prince couples from the Starnberg carnival society Perchalla delight young and old during the carnival season. But what looks so easy, buoyant and happy is hard work “behind the scenes”. The board informed its members about this at the general meeting on Thursday evening. President Andreas Denk led the evening cheerfully with his usual enthusiasm and welcomed the members as well as the honorary presidents Rosi Hofmann and Robert Weiß and honorary member Trude Weiß. In addition to the carnival events and performances, which were reported on by the second president Tobias Schlott, the third president Florian Krapfenbauer and youth speaker Andreas Ferzandi, there is the monthly flea market that takes place on the sports field in Percha. New events were also added.
“Everyone had a lot of fun,” emphasized Andreas Denk, “who stopped by the training camp for children and adults.” This year, the Guard and the entire youth block were in the KJR Deggendorf accommodation in Plattling. The “One Million Dollar Girls” training camp was in Zorneding on the same weekend. Denk assured that “he always likes to take the time to visit everyone for interesting and funny conversations.” These training camps not only consolidate choreography, but also group cohesion.
Tobias Schlott now reported on the Guard's numerous internal and external appearances with the prince couples and "One Million Dollar Girls", which were organized and moderated by Honorary President Robert Weis. A special highlight was the appearance in Gauting at the CSU's New Year's reception. “We stood at the reception of Interior Minister Joachim Hermann and were then able to show our great program on stage. The Minister of the Interior as Black Sheriff was very enthusiastic, especially when he received the annual medal from the Prince and Princess. There were around 32 appearances, including a large one in the BMW Park for the Herrsching volleyball team, at the Fassl carnival, women's carnival in Seefeld, and the Würmtal carnival procession , guard meetings, children's balls, water lily ball, sweepstakes.
Touching moments in the hustle and bustle
The third president, Florian Krapfenbauer, highlighted “Starnberg moves” as particularly successful. However, November 11th was a special joy. with the enthronement in the reopened Schlossberghalle. There was a prince's get-together with lots of fun at the Feldafing lido, a particularly successful children's ball in Söcking and the awarding of the Order of the Water Lily as part of the Garderevue, at which the Perchalla guards and guest guards performed. “The sea of cell phone lights during the dance of the little and big prince couple at the sweep in Percha was particularly close to me,” he sums up. “The different places bring the tradition of carnival to the area,” said Krapfenbauer, “carnival is celebrated in Starnberg, Söcking and Percha.”
Finally, youth speaker Andreas Ferzandi reported that the youth block consisted of 32 children and nine coaches. They made 30 appearances this season, three of which were particularly representative. The next training camp has already been planned. He thanked everyone who helped and particularly praised the parents who always had to drive their children from A to B. The trial training has already begun because “after the carnival is before the carnival”. He happily reported about six new youth dancers and that there were no problems with the juniors. Everything will be managed harmoniously together with the youth speaker Angelika Effenberger.
New elections were also on the agenda. Returning officer Robert Weiß and election workers Helmut Brandl and Rosi Hofmann counted the votes of the 31 eligible voters with the result that the old board is also the new board. Andreas Denk remains president, second president Tobias Schlott, third president Florian Krapfenbauer. Andreas Ferzandi is the first youth speaker and Angelika Effenberger is the second youth speaker. The treasurer is still Heidi Lehmann, the new secretary is Melanie Riedl, who replaces Birgit Lindner after her resignation.
Current activities include the search for a new prince couple. A new princess has already applied, a prince or even a prince couple are still being sought. There will be a children's bazaar in Percha on April 20th from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the first flea market will take place on May 26th. An increase in the membership fees, which have not changed for 20 years, also met with the approval of the members.