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Up-Coming Violet Society Journal Summer'06

jillannwilliams

17 years ago

Hello Friends,

This is Jill Ann Williams, Editor for the Violet Society Journal. Please be informed that the theme for our Summer 2006 Violet Society Journal will be 'Pansies and this and that'.

The deadline for sending articles for this Issue is August 25th. An article is approximately 250 words with photo(s).

Please send your articles to me at: Editor@sweetviolets.com

Please at the same time, send a cc: to our Publisher:

Publisher@sweetviolets.com

We now have a 'New Member' section in our Journal. If you are a new Violet Society Member and would like to share your special interest in violets with our readers around the world, please send your article as advised above.

Hoping to Hear From Many of You!

Jill Ann Williams, Editor

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jillannwilliams
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17 years ago
Hello Friends,
The Summer 2006 Violet Society Journal is now on line. We know that our readers will be delighted to read about PANSIES. Also, several of our new Violet Society Members have written articles concerning their special interest in violets. We always WELCOME! articles from our New Members.

The theme for our Autumn 2006 VS Journal will be 'Violets Around the World'. We hope to hear from many of you!

Here is a link that might be useful: Violet Society Journal - Summer 2006
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