Fall 2000 Milwaukee

Fall 2000 Milwaukee Show

at the Mitchell Domes, Sep 23 and 24

The IOS Exhibit

Joe Dixler is there for teardown. Rosalie is somewhere nearby too.

No Teardown Crew would be complete without Leo Schordje ... (remember that shirt) ...

... and Lois Cinert was there (George was camera-shy, but he's around).

Then a rather strange critter hopped across the path. That fellow in the stylish shirt, at great personal risk, chased it down. He identified it as the fearsome camel cricket, sometimes called a cave cricket. It is not from our climes and may have hitched a ride from a southern exhibitor, we speculated.

"Here," he said, "they're great deep-fried in batter and washed down with a beer."

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	The IOS Exhibit
		Joe Dixler is there for teardown. Rosalie is somewhere nearby too.
	No Teardown Crew would be complete without Leo Schordje ... (remember that shirt) ...
		... and Lois Cinert was there (George was camera-shy, but he's around).
	Then a rather strange critter hopped across the path. That fellow in the stylish shirt, at great personal risk, chased it down. He identified it as the fearsome camel cricket, sometimes called a cave cricket. It is not from our climes and may have hitched a ride from a southern exhibitor, we speculated.
		"Here," he said, "they're great deep-fried in batter and washed down with a beer."