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PICTURESQUE!  08/27/2018

8/27/2018

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Saukville breakfast
At The
Rivers Edge Restaurant
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Dale Sievert
            
Rivers Edge Restaurant engenders some odd sartorial phenomena in those approaching old age.  The last time this bunch gathered, Nancy removed a tag from Dale's jacket, which said "Goodwill."  This gathering Vic had his tee shirt on inside out, unknown to him.  Nancy did not tear it off.  Next time Bob will likely wear a skirt.  It was the consensus that Nancy should take it off--to see what's underneath.
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"Barbara Radandt Heiman and husband Gary, who are smiling because the day and night before they toured the famous Sievert Gardens, staying overnight in the Sievert mansion and weren't charged the normal fee of $500 (but worth $900). 

Dale Sievert, the one with the disheveled and unkempt dark hair (actually, the only male with any hair to speak of, and without dye, as well).

Bob Kattner, good looking--but lacking any hair since having it ripped out when he caught it in his father's meat grinder at Kattner Bros. Meat Market on Marshall Street (check out the story in the Herald-Times archives, February 6th, 1962).

Vic Schiegg,  
the only one not smiling because he had to pick the entire tab.
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Nancy Parker, the only one in the group who graduated in the 1980s, though that was in Arizona years, so one has to adjust for the time zone change, multiplied by many years.

​Dale

                     Bonus Pic sent this morning! Thanks Barb!
                         Gary, Barb, Dale, Vic and Bob . . . Where's Nancy????

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