ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR Mar 02, 2003

PLACE: Kalamazoo Valley Community College

Room 1510

6767 West O Avenue

Kalamazoo MI  49009

TIME:  2:00 PM Society Meeting

 

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Program

Basic Orchid Care - Cindy Flisnik

Green Acres Orchids

 

 

 

Meeting:

*   Bring plants for show and tell

Meeting:

A discussion of basic orchid care.  Gerogiann will augment with some things such as growing e outside in the summer and a potting display etc..
Cindy will have mini cat.  Den. and vandas for sure for sale.  Also has orchid supplies.  Large bags of potting soil, all types of potting supplies and pots.  Best to order ahead for most of these things, but she will bring some.

 http://www.greenacresorchids.com  Phone:  517-543-5670

Michiana Orchid Soc. Spring Show:

The Michiana Spring Show falls on Mother's Day weekend this year.  We will have to decide at this meeting whether to participate in the show.  Because tear down will be on Mother's Day, we have to know now if we have people who will commit to the tear down and removal of the display on Mother's Day.  This will include bringing orchids back to the Kalamazoo area, for those who will not be there.

 

Shirley and I have obligations that will preclude us from attending on Sunday and I know others have the same type of obligations.

 

A decision will be made at the March meeting.  If you can help with tear down, let us know at the meeting.  If you cannot attend the March meeting and can help with tear down, either email me at jtcompany@bizloop.com or call (269) 649-4340 by March 1st.  Also, you can call Larry Galdes at (269) 383-4423.

 

John G. Talpa

President

 

Dues:

If you have not yet paid your dues for 2003 please do so immediately.  The cost is $10 for a single member, $15 for a member and spouse.  If you are not going to attend the next meeting you may send your dues to Ginnie Hessler, 2503 Lomond Dr., Kalamazoo, MI 49008.  Make your check out to Dunes-Kalamazoo Orchid Society.

 

Ginnie Hessler and  Joe Kanamueller will be out of town so there will be no treasurer at the March meeting.  Shirley Talpa will accept money but she cannot write checks.  You may send dues and bills to Ginnie at 2503 Lomond Dr., Kalamazoo, MI 49008.  Ginnie's new email address is tivth@sbcglobal.net.  If your want to find out whether you have paid your dues for 2003, contact Ginnie.  She will be out of town for two weeks but will get back to you as soon as she can. Any Questions?  Contact Ginnie at 269-382-3824, or tiejh@sbc.global.net

 

TREASURER’S REPORT:

Treasurer's Report:

Checking Account as of Jan. 7, 2003:   $2567.16. 

Income:   Dues $50.00, Auction $32.00, Refreshments $7.05.

Expenses:  Refreshments $3.58, Postage $16.65. 

Checking Account as of Feb. 22, 2003:  $2635.98.   

Savings remain $2146.88.

 

Meeting dates and rooms

2003

 

April 6th, 2003     Room 1510

May 4th, 2003                Room 1510

June 2003             Picnic, Date to be announced.

 

Email Address?

If you have an email address, and you are not getting the newsletter via email, please send the address to me.  It is much easier, faster and less expensive to get the email version to you!  My email address is glf@proinnovation.com

 

Officers President:  John Talpa 269 649-4340 jtcompany@bizloop.com; Treasurer: Ginnie Hessler 269 382-3824; Secretary Greg Filter 269 -979-7626 or 269 -979-7974 gregf@proinnovation.com; Program:  Russ Hibbard  & Georgiann McWilliams call: or FAX 269 685 2268 or 269 -685 1167, fax 1 269 685-6506, email, rhibbard@earthlink.net Refreshments:  Ginnie Hessler 269 382-3824;
Web Site Address: http://www.proinnovation.com/dko

 

Refreshments:  Mar:  Lan Bui 269-327-4089; Georgia and Russ 269-685-1167 (rhibbard@earthlink.net)  Apr:  Dorothy Catey 517-238-2959; Greg Filter 269-979-7626  May:  Julie Betke 269-373-1051, Mary Jane Ruess 269-372-4995

 

Lansing Show Results

 

1)    Ken Ashbaugh

        Dendrobium phalaenopsis                              2nd Place

 

2)    Dea Bishop

        Phragmipedium Don Wimber                                    2nd Place

 

3)    Meg & George Elliott

        Phalaenopsis Fairy Charm                              2nd Place

        Phalaenopsis Pixie Blush                                 2nd Place

        Phalaenopsis Zuma Flash                                3rd Place

 

4)    Larry Galdes

        Blc. Yellow Buttons 'Vi'                                  3rd Place

        Dial. Fair Jewel                                                       2ndPlace

        Dtps. Taisuco Pixie 'Sun Moon'                       2nd Place

        Odcdm. Lorraines Fourteenth WOC                          3rd Place

        Onc. Gower Ramsey 'Jungle Queen'                         1st Place

 

Best Of Class

        Onc. Midas 'Carmela'                                               1st Place

        Phal. [Kung's Ann x Brother Pirate King]                  2nd Place

        Phal. [Showgirl 'Bonsau' x equestris 'Riverbend']      1st Place

 

5)    Paul Lautenschlager

        Lctna. Renate 'S&W'                                                3rd Place

 

6)    Georgiann McWilliams

        Slc. Tutankame 'Pop'                                               2nd Place

 

7)    Dave Middleton

        Colored Pencil Drawing

            Alicera Sunday Best 'Muffin'                       3rd Place

 

8)    Shirley Talpa

        Colored Pencil Drawing

            Bc. Mai Kai 'Mayumi'                                  3rd Place

        Colored Pencil Drawing

            Pleurothallid truncata                                2nd Place

 

9)    John Talpa

        Cymbidium sinense                                        1st Place

        Dgmra. Winter Wonderland                                      3rd Place

        Epidendrum Joseph's Glow                                      1st Place

        Maxillaria variabilis                                        3rd Place

        Miltonia Dream Girl                                        2nd Place

        Phragmipedium Inca Embers                                    3rd Place

2nd Place First Bloom Seedling

        Phragmipedium longifolium                                     2nd Place

 

 

Thank you to all that participated in the setup and teardown of our display.  Also, thanks to those that contributed plants and art work to represent our society.

 

John G. Talpa

President