She not only humorously brought to life Diseuse, who died in 2012, but also her husband Hugo Wiener.
The club ladies, above all President Elfriede Haindl from the Schlägl monastery brewery, enlivened Kikas as always with a lot of work for a good cause. This was rewarded with donations, which this time will benefit the Ukraine aid of the local Soroptimists and a sponsored family in Lembach.
For example, the state child and youth attorney Christine Winkler-Kirchberger and judge Adelheid Vierlinger-Kobler served in the lounge, while Anna Kneidinger from the car dealership of the same name with Gerti Engleder (Sparkasse Mühlviertel West) led the rush to the Almbar, including the Poxrucker Sisters , had a firm grip. Landlady Erni Zippusch served the donation basket so charmingly that the purses jumped open by themselves, while farmer Gusti Stadlbauer’s sandwiches sold like hot cakes. Good things were also done for the nursing staff at the Rohrbach Clinic. Because as a thank you for the commitment in the Corona period, 40 cabaret tickets were given away, which District Commissioner Wilbirg Mitterlehner, as head of the crisis team, gave a special tribute to. Primaria Julia Röper-Kelmayr, who had come with her husband Christoph Röper, primar at the Kepler University Clinic, also applauded this.
The partner clubs also showed their colours. Rotary was represented by Dominik Revertera from Schloss Helfenberg and Lions by plumber Rudolf Schmidhofer (Altenfelden). Management consultant Bernhard Winkler (Trescon), Rohrbacher WK district manager Klaus Grad and Sabine Höllinger-Hartl from the Hannerer furniture store in Rohrbach were among many others who were happy that after two “dry” years life had returned. The next fixture: granite pilgrimages by the Soroptimists on May 14; 9 a.m. Meeting point at the St. Peter commuter car park.
Source: Nachrichten
