14Dius CORNER. NEWSLETTER OF THE CENTRAL OHIO DAFFODIL SOCIETY Vol. XXXIV NO 3 July 2004 PRESIDENT'S LETTER

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1 14Dius CORNER ODS ooi)nf NEWSLETTER OF THE CENTRAL OHIO DAFFODIL SOCIETY Vol. XXXIV NO 3 July 2004 Betty Kealiher, President Tag Bourne, Editor NEWSLETTER OF THE CENTRAL OHIO DAFFODIL SOCIETY Vol. XXXIV NO 3 JulY 2004 Betty Kealiher, President Tag Bourne, Editor Dear Daffodil Friends: Dear Daffodil Friends: PRESIDENT'S LETTER What started out as a very wet spring is turning into a very lovely summer. This makes for large and lots of daffodil bulbs. Be sure to share your extra bulbs with friends and spread the 'yellow fever'. I'm sorry to inform you of the death of Jody Scribner, our vice president. Jody came through open heart surgery and was expecting to be dismissed from the hospital when she took a turn. Jody was 50. Our sympathy goes to her children: William, Kaitlyn and Sara. Although I wasn't able to attend the ADS convention in Washington this spring, several of our members did. There is a review elsewhere in CODS Corner. I understand that the entries were many and outstanding. Two beds at Whetstone Park have been dug with the help of the strong backs of Dave Hess and Hube Bourne. Many, many thanks. The digging was easy because of the great soil condition and the weeding which was done by Helen Meeker. I enjoyed the article in the last CODS Corner sent by Christopher Maslon. Thanks Christopher - we miss you - come home. Our Regional Vice President, Phyllis Hess, will be sending you a newsletter to let you know when and where the regional meeting will be held. She has planned a great program with an outstanding speaker. Please plan to attend. Hope you all have a wonderful summer. See you at the Regional Meeting;. Betty PRESIDENT'S LETTER What started out as a very wet spring is turning into a very lovely summer. This makes for large and Iots of daffodil bulbs. Be sure to share your extra bulbs with friends and spread the 'yellow fever'. I'm sorry to inform you ofthe death ofjody Scribneq our vice president. Jody came through open heart surgery and was expecting to be dismissed from the hospital when she took a turn. Jody was 50. Our sympathy goes to her children: William, Kaitlyn and Sara. Although I wasn't able to attend the ADS convention in Washington this spring, several of our members did- There is a review elsewhere in CODS Comer. I understand that the entries were many and outstanding. Two beds at Wffitone?ark have been dug with tle help of the strong backs of Dave Hess and l{ube Bourne. Many, many thanks. The digging was easy because of the great soil condition and the weeding which was done by Helen Meeker. I enjoyed the article in the last CODS Corner sent by Christopher Maslon. Thanks Christopher - we miss you - come home. Our Regional Vice President, Phyllis Hess, will be sending you a newsletter to let you know when and where the regional meeting will be held. She has planned a great program with an outstanding speaker. Please plan to attend. Hope you all have a wonderful srmlmer. See you at the Regional Meeting;. BeW OBITUARY Josephine "Jody" Ellen Scribner OBITUARY Josephine "Jody" Ellen Scribner Jody Scribner was born April 3, 1954 in Columbus and passed from this life on June 7, She had undergone heart surgery at Mt. Carmel East. She was a graduate of The Ohio State University, was a member of the OSU Alumni Association and was CODS Vice President. She was the office secretary of Linden Lutheran Church from 1995 to She is survived by her children, William, Sara and Kaitlynn; her stepfather, William Yantis; sisters, Kerry and Elaine; a brother, William Yantis, several nieces, nephews, cousins and dear friends. A memorial service was held on June 15th at Linden Lutheran Church. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family. Jody Scribner was born April 3, 1954 in Columbus and passed from this life on June 7, She had undergone heart surgery at Mt. Carmel East. She was a graduate of The Ohio State University, was a member of the OSU AlumniAssociation and was GODS Vice President. She was the office secretary of Linden Lutheran Church from 1995 to She is survived by her children, William, Sara and Kaitlynn; her stepfather, William Yantis; sisters, Kerry and Elaine; a brother, William Yantis, several nieces, nephews, cousins and dear friends. A memorial service was held on June 15"' at Linden Lutheran Church. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family. WELCOME NEW MEMBERS: Vince & Becky McCarty, 3828 Stoneyhill Rd., Medina, OH 44256; Phone WELCO1vIE NEW MEMBERS: Vince & Becky McCarty, 3828 Stoneyhill Rd., Medina, OH 44256; Phone

2 CHIHULY, BUTTARFLIBS AND CHIHULY, BUTTERFLIES DAFFODILS APRIL 24.25, 2004 APRIL 24-25, 2OO4 CODS OHIO STATE STATE SHOW Naomi and I returned home from Convention the evening of April 19th 19th to find our flowers had "popped" while we were were gone! gone! 6's were while we were blooming blooming with 9's and whole patch seemed and the seemed to bloom at the whole once. Of course, the rains came, at our house we had 2 '/4 inches, and and managed managed to to melt melt most most of the % inches, had2 blooms. blooms. Hmmmmm, have I heard heard that that before? Hmmmmm, now where have Oh yes, last year and the one before that as well. Such is life for for the the daffodil daffodil gtower. grower. At least next year we will will be back to our "regular" "regular" weekend as the National Convention Convention will be earlier. Fortunately, once again ourjudges our judges and guests Fortunately, once managed managed to salvage our show exhibitors staged 201 exhibits with 419 blooms. blooms. This is probably the smallest show we have ever staged, public, and skged, but, we had blooms blooms to show the public, they came in in large large numbers numbers to to see see them. them. Franklin Park experiencing recoid record numbers numbers of Park has been experiencing visitors the past few weeks with around 20,000 visitors each weekend. They also did a superb job of telling visitors the "daffodil show is downstairs". Leone Low Low won won the the Gold Gold with with 'Sargeant's `Sargeant's Caye' 11 yyw-wwy a John Pearson cultivar. yyw-wwy cultivar. It was lovely. She also won the White White with 'Spindletop' `Spindletop' 3 w-y from Bill Pannill. y-wo was won by The Mini Gold, Gold, 'Stafford' 77 y-yyo Naomi Liggett, it was perfection. She also garnered garnered the Silver Ribbon with blues. The Mini White was won won by by Tag Tag Boume Bournefor'Hawera' for Ilawera' 55 y-y, y-y, which prolific. were most prolific. y-yyo caught Dan Bellinger's 'Carnage' 'Carnage' 22 y-yyo eye, caught my eye. It is his own introduction while the name might introduction and while unusual, the the flower flower isis great. great. Naomi's winning be unusual, Watrous was as usual, darling. Watrous darling. Oregon Pioneer was another flower flower that that caught caught my my eye eye this this year. year. Betty Kealiher and Kolson helped fili fill in the show and Nancy Kolson and won lots of blues. blues. Mary Hedges won Best in Show in the design pedestaiaqrangement. section for her beautiful pedestal arrangement. It was most striking lovld it! The striking and the public loved design section of the Show was, as usual, public loved marvelous! The public miniature designs loved the miniature designs pedestal designs and the breakfast trays! The pedestal designs added this year were very striking. striking. The rest of the winners will be listed elsewhere in winners will this issue of CODS Corner. We want to thank: Franklin Conservatory for allowing allowing us to have Franklin Park Conservatory our show there, Clarke and his tltere, especially especially Garry Clarke staff who once again were so helpful. We especially especially staffwho like being able to stage in the same room with the show, and being able to close off that area area and use it offthat for the entire weekend. I want to thank the Judges who came to to judge judge and brought such lovely lovely flowers: Leone Liz Leone Low, brought such Low,Liz Ragouzis, Margaret Bellinger as well as Margaret Baird, Dan Bellinger our own local members, Tag Bourne, Bourne, Naomi Liggett, Nancy Gill, Betty Kealiher who student Liggetl,Nancy jjudged. Stettner, who pho-toeraphed photographed thc the sho-w show TonrSlel-tugr,-who udged. Tom and judged, and Linda Wallpe, who came even though their season was over and had no flowers. flowers. We were especially fortunate to have Michael especially fortunate Baxter England and David David Adams Adams from from New from England Baxter from Zealand help judge. judge. Sandra Baxter and Zealand with us to help Leitha Adams also helped with the show. Nice to have company company who pitch right in, we needed their year! help this year! getting the Judges for us. Betty Kealiher for getting Nancy Gill for arranging Design Section and arranging for our Design providing our taxus. providing getting the designers and Tricia Yrukovich for getting Judges and doing Design doing the Schedule Schedule for the Design Section. The artists who did the wonderful wonderful designs designs that add so much to the show. show. Naomi Liggett for doing and printing printing the Show Schedule. year featured The one featured a colorful one this Schedule. The this year colorfiil butterfly on the cover. Cindy Hyde for Co-chairing the Show, coordinating the morning coffee and tea and arranging the arranging for the. lunch. lunch.

3 t We sure missed Elsie Hack and her beautiful daffodil cake! We We hope you are enjoying Florida lrlorida Elsie! Elsie! I also want to thank all that clerked, helped to set up, and tear down. waxt to thank those who brought their I especially especially want lovely blooms, for of course without you we could not have had a show at all! Now, of course, I missed someone, someone, you know who well! you are, and I want to thank you as well! recuperate; it has been I think I am off to a corner to recuperate; offto weeks! a hectic 2 weeks! Wonder what on earth 2005 will bring! Thank you all once again, Phyllis Ph.vllis Hess, 2004 Show Co-Chair The Central Ohio Daffodil Society Societ-v held their show, "Chihulv, Butterflies. and and Daffodils" at the Franklin "Chihuly, Butterflies, Park Conservatory April While While itit was the Conservatory on April smallest show ever, bloom-wise, the crowds of people who came through through the show did not seem to mind. The Park is experiencing experiencing record crowds since they are having the butterflies and Chihuly exhibit all at once. I was told approximately 20,000 visitors weekends. this one was no toured each of the last 3 weekends, exception. exception. fubbons were won by Leone The Gold and White Ribbons lovely bloom of Sargeant's Caye 11 yywlow, a lovely Spindletop 3 w-y the White. wwy for the Gold and Spindletop Tom does have the photos posted on his website: http ://community.webshots.com/user/antivenom. / L,iggett won the mini Gold with Stafford 7 Naomi Liggett Boune won the mini White with a y-yyo and Tag Bourne prolific vase of Hawera 5 y-y. very prolific American bred bloom was Lemon The best American yr;'r,v-wwy also won by Tag. Supreme 7 yww-wwy T'ag. Betty Keahiler garnered 6;amered the best New Zealand bred with a Brogden Sdlg. 264/25 2 Sdlg.264l25 w-w. The best Standard Pink was won by Leone w-p.naomi with another of her sdlg's, VO-4, Naomi VO-4, 22 w-p. won the Historic Historic with Grey Lady, Lady,33 w-wwp. Once again the males ruled supreme supreme as Kyle Sparks beat his sisters for the Youth Award with Flower Record, 2 w-yyo. (Sister (Sister Nikki Nikki says says itit won't won't happen again next year!) Mom, Tina Sparks won the Small Small Growers with Pipit 7 y-yww. Tag also won the standard R/W/B R/WB with: All yyw-y, Excitement American 2 w-p, *-p, Lemon Lyric 2 yyw-y, 3 w-yyo, Emerald Empire 2 w-gww, and Oregon Pioneer 22y-p y-p all all from Mitch/Havens. Oregon year! Pioneer was superb this year! Leone Low continued winning ways with the continued her winning y'gyo, R/WB: Sewanee 22*-y, mini R/W/B: w-y, Little Rusky 7 y-gyo, y-o all Odile 7 y-o from Watrous and 2 of her own all seedlings, 3-5-M2 6-4-K2, 3 w-gor 3-5-MZ 7 y-yoo and afi6'4-k2, which was also the mini Rose winner. Naomi Liggett's winning Watrous included: included: Yellow winning Watrous y-y,rikki Xit 3 w-y, Little Sentry 7 y-y, Rikki 7 w-y, *-y, Xit 3 ww, N. henriqnessii 13 w-y, Clare 7 l3 y-y, Sewanee 22*'y,Clare7 N.henriqnessii y-y, Fairy Chimes 5 y-y, y-wo, odoratus 8 w-y, l0 w-w Stafford 7 y-yyo, *-y, Spoirot 10 and Segovia 3 w-y. Her winning Lavender included: included: y-wo, Yellow Xit, 3 w-y, w-y, Xit, 3 w-w, Stafford Stafford 7 y-yyo, YellowXit,3 y-y,and Clare, 7 y-y, and Segovia 3 w-y. She also won the 15 blues. Silver Ribbon with 15 blues. Donna Dietsch won the Purple Ribbon fubbon with her collection Easter Moon 2 w-gww, collection of Div 2's: Easter y-p, Conestoga, 22w-gyo, w-gyo, Oregon Pioneer, 2 y-p, Springwood, y-r. Springwood,22 w-gww, and Red Mission, 2 2y-r. The Standard Standard Rose ribbon winner came from Dan Bellinger's y-gyo Bellinger's winning #95-l-34 22y-gyo winning Bozie. Bozie. # (Altruist x Golden (Altruist Golden Strand). The The other Bozie blooms other Bozie y-wo, Vienna were: Carnage 22y-yyo, Woods 9 w-r, Vienna Woods were: Carnage Mac2lyw-y, Whiskey Mac 2 yyw-y, Elizabeth Elizabeth Ann 6 w-gwp, w-gwp, #96-3-1,N. #96-3-1, N. p. Hellenicus sdlg, sdlg,99 w-gyr, Silver Monarch Monarch 2 w-w, Unknown Unknown Poet 9 w-gyr, Clouded yyw-y, , y - goo another Yellow 2 yyw-y, Altruist x another Altruist 9 5 -l -3, 2 y-goo Golden Strand sdlg, Dainty Miss, 7 w-gww, and Sabrewing 5w-gww. 5w-gww. The Throckmorton and Quinn awarded. Quinn were not awarded.

4 As usual, the design classes lots of classes elicited lots comments, Mary Hedges Hedges was was the the Grand Grand Champion comments, Mary Champion pedestal design. with her pedestal design. Phyllis Phyllis Hess This was an an extended Conver,tion, with with many extended Convention, participate in the staying Monday optional thqopt Monday to participate ional tours, hhme' or Judges School. School. Some of us went home. Whichever Whichiver it was, everyone everyone left happy and with the promise to "see you next year in St. Louis" promise Louis."' Nancy Kolson 2004 ADS CONVENTION CONVENTIO It would would take more than a broken arm to keep me going to an ADS Convention! from going Convention! This year the convention Washinton, DC, the perfect.orrrr"rtiot was held in Washinton, place for the 50th 50ft anniversary convention' I was anniversary convention. overwhelmed door of the Lverwhelmed the minute I walked in the door staging room and saw thousands thousands of daffodils daffodilsmor4e before! **+t than tt * I had ever seen ine one place before! Huge pots of forced everywhere' The forced blooms blooms were everywhere. provided by Brent bulbs were provided Brent Heath and forced by Mitsch Carney. Co-Chairman' Camey. Mitch was also Show Co-Chairman. And what a show it was! It was the largest ever with aatotal total of 3,193 blooms. impresssive' And blooms. Truly impresssive. many of the visitors thought thought so, too. provided us with many things WDS provided things to do: the workshops workshops were very informative, informative, as always. always' (A piece of advice I took to heart was-wh was when er Brent Heath advised us to fertilize in the Fall only.) only') Best (C1a7 & garden tours (Cla7 of all were the garden & Fran Higgin Higgins" s" and Kathy Kathy Welsh's), Welsh's), where we could see over a thousand thousand cultivars cultivars in each one and how they were grown in raised beds and grown. Clay's were were grown (I watered regularly. thjnk that man cornered watered regularly. comered the market on soaker hoses.) hoses.) Kathy;s were grown with other plants and trees in a border. Both were extraordinary! before sinner, we extraordinary! On Saturday Saturday night, before all got to tour the gardens at the British Embassy. Embassy' wonderful. The head-g They looked head-gardener looked wonderful. ardener remarked reputation remarked that he had to live up to the reputat ion the Brits have as super-gardeners. super-gardeners' One of the most impressive impressive events occurred occurred in the Founders' Lounge. Founders' Lounge. Not only only did we get to mingle as looked through scrapbooks, we looked scrapbooks, and have our copies American Daffodil of The American Daffodil Society: Society: The First Fifty Years autographed, participate autographed, but also we got to particip ate in party-obsession, a white a wine-tasting white wine from wine-tasting party Obsession, Ironstone Vineyards, Vineyards, named for our obsession Ironstone obsession with dajfodits and decorated daffodils decorated with a picture of a daffodil daffodil on the label. What a treat! EDITOR'S NOTE: EDITOR'S Recognized for their efforts in NOTE: Recognized following CODS ADS and for daffodils daffodils were the following members autographing histories; Mary Lou historie members autogra s; Mary phing Gripshover winner), David Gripshover (Gold and Silver Medal winner), Jackson Medal), Medal), Elise Havens (Gold Medal), Jaci<son (Gold Medal), Tag Bourne (Silver Medal) and Naomi Liggett Liggett (Silver Medal). Lou Gripshover became the Gripshover became Mary Lou Medal). Mary 25ft President Convention' President of ADS at the 2004 Convention. 25th SHOW REPORT REPORT FROM A CAPITAL EVENT CAPITAL EVENT YEARS OF ADS CELEBRATING CELEBRATING 50 YEARS 2004 Gold Ribbon: W-GYR Bill Pannill LaPaloma 3 W-GYR Ribbon: LaPaloma Gold: Heidi 6 Y-Y, Chris Rainey #y Ribbon: Mite calcicola #J793 Rose Ribbon: \{!te x calcicola Y-Y Bill Pannill Container: Chromacolor W-P Mitch Standard Container: Standard acolor 22 W-P - Chrom Carney Jumblie 12 Y-O Richard e 12 - Jumbli Ezell Species cyclamineus Y-Y KathY Kathy SPecies ineus 13 Y-Y - cyclam Welsh Youth Best Bloom :: Rapture Sarah Welsh Rapture 6 Y-Y Sarah (Sarah Welsh won all Youth awards) awards) - +=_ Small Growers Rapture 66 Y-Y Martha Best Growers Award: Rapture W-YYO Joe Hamm Historic Historic Award: Beryl 6 W-YYO Historic W-YYO Clay & Fran Historic Vase of 3: Beryl 6 W-YYO Higgins Trousseau 1I WHisioric Collection Historic Collection of 5: Joe Hamm Trousseau Y, Binkie 2 Y-W, Madam de Graff 1I W-W, W-W, Rose of Tralee 2 W-P, Love W-Y Love Nest 2 W-Y ' ',/ White Ribbon: Paonill Ribbon: Spindletop Spindletop 3 W-Y Bill Pannill Stickley W-W Julia Stickley Ribbon: Xit 33 W-W White Ribbon: Silver Ribbon: 19 blues Ribbon: Bill Pannill with 19 Purple Ribbon: collection) Ribbon: Tom Stettner Stettner (Div. 2 collection) Lissome Bteeze 2 W-YYP, W-YYP, Lissome 2 W-W, Scented Breeze YYW-W, Carib Ashmore A1tun Ha 2 YYW-W, W-GWW, Altun Ashmore 2 W-GWW, Gypsy 2 Y-WWY Y-WWY Y-Y, Lavender Sentry 7 Y-Y, farenaet Ribbon: Larry Force Little Sentry Ribbon: Larry Stafford Woodstar 5 YY-Y, Woodstar Y-YYO, Sun Disc 7 Y-Y, Staflord 7 Y-YYO, YWW, Edged in Gold 7Y/W-Y 7Y/W-Y YWW,

5 Maroon Ribbon: Anne Donnell Smith Daydream f)aydream 2 Y-W, YYW-WWY,Goff Y-W, Trumpet Warrior 1 YYW-WWY,Gof ss Caye, 2 YYW-W, Xunantunich 2 YYW-WWY, YYW-WWY Lighthouse Lighthouse Reef 1I YYW-WWY Red-White-Blue fubbon: Bill Pannill All American Red-White-Blue Ribbon: 2 W-R (Havens), Homestead 2 W-W(Pannill), W-W(Pannill), Ashland 2 W-Y Oregon Pioneer 22Y-P Y-P (Havens), Ashland (Mitsch) (Pannil), Gull 2 W-GWW (Mitsch) (Pannill), Low Red-White-Blue: LeoneLow Red-White-Blue: Leone - All seedlings seedlings Bronze Ribbon: Margaret Ford Chit Chat 7 Y-Y, Y-Y, Pixie's Sister 7 Y-Y, Sister'7 Chimes 5 Y-Y, Y-Y, Fairy Chimes Y-GYO Heidi 6 Y-Y, Y-Y, Little Little RuskY Rusky 77 Y-GYO Green Ribbon: Anne Donnell Smith New Penny 33 Y-Y, Corbiere Williamsburg 2 W-W, Y-YOO, Williamsburg Corbiere 11 Y-YOO, Nowra 2 W-R, Lennymore Lennymore 2 Y-R, Clouded Yellow 2 YYW-Y, W-GYR, Lavender Lavender Mist Mist 2 LaPaloma 3 W-GYR, YYW-Y, LaPaloma W-WPP, Nob Hill 22 YYW-Y, YYW-Y, Southern Hospitality W-W?P, Nob Southern Hospitality 4 Y-O, Quiet Waters 11 W-W, W-W, Refrain Refrain 2 W-P Quiet Waters Roberta C. Olivia Wellbourne Olivia Wellboume Award Watrous Award C. Watrous Laura 5 Y-Y, Mitimoto Y-Y, 13 WN' alpestris 13 Y-Y, N. Yellow Xit 3 WW, Y-Y, Yellow \\'. Snipe 6 W-W, Pakotai 12Y-Y, Pakotai W-W, Yimkin 2 Y, Spoirot 10 Y-Y. Spoirot Y. Yellow Fever 7 Y-Y, Y-Y, Smarple, 10 W-\\', Minnie 6 Y-Y 10 W-W, N{ary Lou Gripshover. Elise Havens Havens Award: Award: Mary Gripshover. Ice praecox W-GYR, Ka,vdee 6 WWings 5 W-W, p. 9 W-GYR, Kaydee D. P, Clavier Clavier 6'fYW-WWY 6 'iliw-wwy,, Curlew Matador W-W, Matador Curlew 77 W-W, 8 Y-O, Early Splendour 8 W-O and five seedlings. seedlings. Award: Bob and Linda Huesman. Throckmorton Award: Huesman. Highpoint Y-Y, Ashland 2 W-Y, Ulster Bank 33 I{ighpoint 22Y'Y, Y-R, Paringa 1 W-Y, Oregon Pioneer 2zY-P, Y-P, Quiet Quiet Waters W-W, Night Music 4 W-P, LaPaloma 33 'Vaters 11 W-W, W-GYR, W-O, A1l All America 2 W-P, Red W-GYR, Munster Munster 4 W-O, M.ssion 2 Y-R. Mission Y-R, Polly's Pearl 8W-W, 8W-W, Grebe 4 Y-O, Y-O, Chorus Line 88 W-Y, W-Y, and 11 Y-O Chorus Line Carel-E. Carey E. Quim Quinn Au'ard: Award: Bill Pannill Rising Star 7 Comell 3 Y-W. Southern Hospitality W-P, Cornell Y-W, Southern Hospitality 4 Y-R, Urbane Sdlg. 89/35 Urbane xx Newport, Newport, Akepa 5 W-P, Oregnn Pioneer Oregon Pioneer 2Y-P. 2 Y-P, Page Lee 3 Y-YYR, Capistrano 22 W-P, Capistrano W-P, Tyson's Tyson's Corner Comer 3 W-GYR, Lady Diana? Diana 2 W-W, W-W, Conestoga Conestoga 2 W-GUO, W-GUO, Woodland Prince 3-l \\I-Y, W-Y, Goforit Goforit 2 Y-O, Y-O, Noteworthy Noteworthy 3 WYYO. SpinCle top 3 W-Y, YYO, Spindletop W-Y, Dateline 3 Y-O, Sdlg.!)5/l2A Fire Alarm \1arrn xx Javelin 95!22A Javelin 22 Y-R, Y-R, and Gull2 Gull 2 W(iV/W. (1WW, \ll All Arnerican American 22 W-R, W-R, Homestead Homestead 2 W-W, itrt-ssy Jessie Dressy Bessie 22 W-GYO, Hurrah 22 \r -\'.. River N-Y River Queen Queen 22 W-W W-W and and Tuckahoe Tuckahoe 3 W..;YR. G YR. 1'ug61le Avrard: Tuggle Award: (-i (3 x 12) Bill Bill Ptu1nill. Pannill. Indian Indian Maid 2 0-R, Lara 2 W-O, W-O. Pacific Rim Rrm 2 Y-YYRm Y-YYRm Conestoga 22 W-GYO. Conestoga W-GYO, Spindletop Spindletop 3 W-Y, Ashland Ashland I2 W-Y, W-Y. Dressi: Bessie \\'-GYO, Great Dresse Bessie 2 W-GYO, Great Gatsby 2 { Y-R, River fuver Queen Queen 2 W-W, Homestead 2 W-W, LaPaloma W-GYR, Tanglewood Tanglewood 3 Y-R. LaPaloma 33 W-GYR, Intermediate Nicholl for Reg Nicholl 2 Intermediate Award: Award: Reg Nicholl Y-YYO. Y-YYO. NATIONAL SHOW AWARDS: NATIONAL AWARDS: Welsh Rapture 6 YMatthew Fowlds Award: Sarah Welsh Y Olive W. Lee Award: Award: Bill Pannill Grant and Amy Mitsch Pannill. Sdlg. Bill Pannill' Mitsch Award: Award: Bill Peacock Peacock x High Society English English Award: Award: Tony James. Altun Ha 2 Y-W, W-P,Gossmor 4 Hambledon YYW-Y, Cadgwith 2 W-P,Gossmor Hambledon 2 YYW-Y, Y-O, Princess 3 W-WWR. Y-O, Royal Princess Y-R' Carncairn Trophy: Kathy Welsh. Falstaf 2 Y-R, Carncairn Trophy: Gold Bond 22Y-Y, Y-Y, Golden RaPture 1I Y-Y, Golden Rapture Glasnevin Y-Y. Dispatch Box 1I Y-Y. Glasnevin 2 W-W, Dispatch Rainey' Northern Ireland Award: Chris Rainey. Northem Ireland Honeyorange 0-0, Youngblood W-R, Bossa Youngblood 22 W-R, Honeyorange 22 O-O, Nova 3 O-R, Savoir Faire 2 W-GWP, Jumbo 2 Y-R. Faire2 W-GWP, O-& Australian Award: Punter 2 W-Y Welsh. Punter Award: Kathy Welsh. (Jackson), Machan 22Y-Y Y-Y (Jackson), Quark Quark 11 W-W (Jackson), Shock-wave Shock-wave 2 Y-YOO (Jackson) and (Jackson). Cryptic 1 W-P (Jackson). New Zealand Award: Award: Tom Stettner. Stettner. Kazuko 3 W-R (Bell), Modulux 2 (O'More), Flaming Flaming Jewel Jewel 33 W-R W-R (Bell), W-Y (Phillips), Stardom 3 Y-R and Polar Sky 2 W-P (Hunter). ADS Challenge Classes for Hybridizers: Hybridizers: ADS Challenge Cup: Brian Duncan. Gold Ingot tngot 2 Y-Y, Sdlg. #224, Bouzouki 2 Y-R, Dorchester 4 WP, Queen's Queen's Guard 1I W-Y, W-Y, Lennymore Lennymore 2 Y-R, Edenderry Edenderry 1I W-P, Goldfinger 11 Y-Y, Sdlg. Sd1g. #2111, Sdlg. #1962, #1962, Angelito,2 Angelito, 2 Y-YYO Y-YYO and and Chasseur Chasseur 2 W-P. w-p. Murray Evans Lennymore 2 Murray Evans Award: Award: Brian Duncan. Lennymore Y-R, Cisticola 3 W-YYR, W-YYR, Garden Garden News 3 YORRm ORRm Eyrie 3 W-YYP, Dr. Hugh 3 W-GOO, Chingha 1I Y-O. Y-O. Goethe Award: Nial Watson. Sdlg. #72, Rose Link Award: Goethe Link Umber cross, Sldg. # 419 Royal Marine x Northern Sceptre and Sdlg. #294 Bravoure x Hilford. Hilford. #294Bravoure Best Flower in Hybridizers Hybridizers Challenge: 2 W-P #1962 Obsession Obsession x Chanson-Brian Chanson-Brian Duncan. ILATEST 1 EST FROM CHRISTOPHER! CHRISTOPHE What an What an adventure. adventure. II was asked to go to aa asked to traditional tea traditional teahouse housefor fordinner. dinner. I had no idea idea I (it's very would be would be sitting hours (it's very sitting upright upright for hours important to be like a Samurai places...all important to these places..-all Samurai in these

6 pomp and circumstance). My back muscles today are in absolute agony. pomp and circumstance). My back muscles today are in absolute agony. The tea was great it... kept me up to 2 a.m.. The tea was great it... kept me up to 2 a.m.. I go to get a taxi home about 11 p.m. and remember I need groceries. Went to 2417 shop paid 70,000 for groceries then realized that I only had a 1,000W to I go to get a taxi home about 11 p.m. and remember I need groceries. Went to 24/7 shop paid 70,000 for groceries then realized that I only had a 1,000W to get home. So, I said I'll just get more at the bank machine but it closed at 11 p.m.. I was stuck with 2 heavy filled bags of groceries, no car, no money and 2 miles from home at midnight. Go figure what's a poor boy to do? Talk Korean. I went into another LG25 mart seeking another ATM machine...but they were all closed. get home. So, I said I'll just get more at the bank machine but it closed at I I p.m.. I was stuck with 2 heavy filled bags of groceries, no car, no money and 2 miles from home at midnight. Go figure - what's a poor boy to do? Talk Korean' I went into another LG25 mart seeking another ATM machine...but they were all closed. Then I walked over to the counter at the store, dumped all my loose change out on the counter and asked for dollars. Still thinking I would not have enough to get home, I spoke in Korean, "I am a Then I walked over to the counter at the store, dumped all my loose change out on the counter and asked for dollars. Still thinking I would not have enough to get home, I spoke in Korean, "I am a teacher, I work for Dong Ah I heed to get home." I told my crying story to the clerk. No emotion from him. I walked out to the curb and heard, "Adidshi---addidshi" which is uncle in Korean and he said, "Here are 2 dollars for you, I was a Dong Ah student and graduated in 2000 and I am a clerk." teacher, I work for Dong Ah -- I need to get home." I told my crying story to the clerk. No emotion from him. I walked out to the curb and heard, "Adidshi---addidshi" which is uncle in Korean and he said, "Here are 2 dollars for you, I was a Dong Ah student and graduated in 2000 and I am a clerk'" Well, I was impressed...i got home all right...my body hurts...i am hungry and very tired since I only got 4 hours sleep. Well, I was impressed...i got home all right..'my body huns...l am hungry and very tired since I only got 4 hours sleep. I send my love. I send my love. Christopher Christopher DUES ARE D DI-IES ARE D[IF.:: Send to Phyllis Hess, 3670 East Send to Phyllis Hess, 3670'East Powell Rd., Lewis Center, OH Powell Rd., Lewis Center, OH ' DEADLINE FOR OCTOBER DEADLINE FOR OCTOBER NEWSLETTER: September 15, 2004 NEWSLETTER: September 1s, 2oo4 Tag Bourne 1052 Shady Hill Drive Columbus, OH Tag Bourne 1052 Shady Hill Drive Columbus, AH $221 f,.,:"\ i.i fm il i,.il! ! / -/ i..'t \4,t \s...-.{ MRS PAUL GRIPSHOVER 1686 GREY FOX TRAIL MILFORD OH MRS PAUL GRIPSHOVER 1686 GREY FOX TRAIL MILFORD OH 45T l,i,,j,i'i,,',ll,l,i,ll,,,,,,ll,l,i,,,1,i,,, 1ii,' \, 1111!Iffi!;!:2;;I e M, i\,,,,ltit ilttt'"