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2009 - 2010 LEGISLATURE
September 15, 2009 - Introduced by Representative Jorgensen. Referred to
Committee on Rules.
AJR70,1,1 1Relating to: proclaiming September 18, 19, and 20, 2009, as Gemuetlichkeit Days.
AJR70,1,32 Whereas, the state of Wisconsin has long been the home for countless German
3immigrants, who have become the foundation of this state's great heritage; and
AJR70,1,54 Whereas, the state of Wisconsin has one of the largest representations of
5German ancestry in the United Sates; and
AJR70,1,76 Whereas, German-Americans have helped establish some of Wisconsin's most
7treasured pastimes such as polka, euchre, brats, and beer; and
AJR70,1,98 Whereas, many of the state of Wisconsin's fine cities and towns are named in
9recognition of this heritage; and
AJR70,1,1110 Whereas, the state of Wisconsin continues to be a beacon of German culture for
11many generations of German immigrants; and
AJR70,1,1312 Whereas, Gemuetlichkeit Days celebrates all of the great German qualities
13that have become so important to our state's culture; and
AJR70,2,3
1Whereas, the celebration of Gemuetlichkeit Days will focus on German food,
2music, and dancing, and will even include a parade, all of which allow for a fun way
3to reconnect with our state's German heritage; and
AJR70,2,64 Whereas, the city of Jefferson has been the home of Gemuetlichkeit Days since
51971, for all of Wisconsin to come and enjoy while proclaiming that "Everyone is
6German during Gemuetlichkeit Days"; now, therefore, be it
AJR70,2,10 7Resolved by the assembly, the senate concurring, That the members of the
8Wisconsin legislature proclaim the days of September 18, 19, and 20, 2009, as
9Gemuetlichkeit Days so that this great state may honor the German heritage that
10has been an integral part of Wisconsin for so long.
AJR70,2,1111 (End)
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