Funny appearances by the Gartler women and a large raffle with 400 prizes ensured an entertaining afternoon at the coffee wreath of the Reichenkirchen fruit and gardening association in the Rauch restaurant in Grucking. Chairwoman Michaela Scheffzick welcomed 130 women.
Grucking - The host family had again set up a large cake and cake buffet. Afterwards, the Gartler women presented their eagerly awaited, fun inserts. For the first sketch, the 20-year-old service woman from the repair shop (Gabi Fenk) held in her hand the Olympus typewriter brought by an older lady (Liese Peis) for an old computer. "The F is hanging," said the elderly customer. The young service staff who did not know such a device spontaneously said: "You have to update that!" - "What do I have to do?"
"With a new computer, you would have many advantages," says the service girl. "You could even make new acquaintances over the Internet." The elderly woman replied: "Well, well. I'll go to Café Härtl!". It is also possible to watch a porn on the PC. "That's why I have the neighbors," said the older lady, who made the afternoon laugh.
At the second performance, the Reichenkirchen-based female artists danced choreographies to well-known party songs such as "Macarena", "Staying Alive", "Mambo No. 5" or the rock classic "Whatever you want" with the appropriate disguise. With the Ösi mood hit “Cordula Grün” and Marianne Huber as the courted, dancing Cordula, the gardeners landed the direct hit of the day. Anita Gruber provided the music.
The prices for the raffle were donated by local companies and companies from the region. These include many plants, flowers and a lot of garden accessories, just as it should be for a fruit and gardening association.
Thomas Obermeier