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 Kenny Vrabel and George Cinert talking things over. |
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Ron and Joan Hale wouldn't miss the picnic. |
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 Sherry Maloney brought some plants for show 'n' tell. |
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 So did Chuck and Jane High. |
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 Carole Thompson shopping the greenhouses
before lunch. Gotta find the treasures before somebody else does! |
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 Barb Bennett has the same idea. |
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 But Diana Nielsen saw it first! |
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 Some lovebirds of the feathered kind. |
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 A table of desserts and coffee. We would meet
in here if it rained. |
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 But it's not going to rain ... when
you grow orchids, the world's your oyster. You knew that, didn't you? |
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 How nice to see Dorathy Kuper here today, the grandlady of the Illinois
Orchid Society and a founding member. |
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 Say hello to our hosts and hostesses. Here's Liese Pigors-Butler. |
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 And Greg Butler. |
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 And Dorothy Pigors. |
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 And there's Hermann Pigors, lecturing on
orchid culture to the attentive picnickers. |
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