Spring 02 - Buckeye District

The Buckeye District of The American Rose Society presents
The Buckeye Rose Bulletin
From the Director…
City mayors are signing proclamations,
rosarians are presenting the YOTR slide
presentation daily, roses are arriving for
community gardens, Ohio’s Home Depot
Seminars are underway, and library displays are
ready for placement… Welcome to the “Year of
the Rose – 2002” celebration. The months of
planning are behind us and now it’s time to let
everyone know about our national floral
emblem, the rose. I encourage each local
society to take part in the YOTR celebration and
share your successes with us. Bring your city
proclamations, event schedules, educational
displays, newspaper clippings, pictures, etc. to
the spring district meeting for display.
Buckeye District Spring Meeting
Spring is just around the corner as is the
Buckeye District Spring Meeting. We have a
full agenda planned for our meeting in
Columbus at the Franklin Park Conservatory on
Sunday, April 7, 2002. We are privileged to
have as our guest speaker, Oline Reynolds, of
Bainbridge, GA. Oline, the current Region 3
Director and Chair of the Prizes and Awards
Committee, will present “Watching Goodwood
Come Alive Again”. Dr. Susan Clingenpeel
will speak on growing minis in containers and
new varieties, in “Pots and What’s Hot”. Randy
Lady will present the results for the district slide
show contest, and Dr. Jim Hering will lead a
panel discussion on rose culture. Again this
year, you will have an opportunity to bid on a
rose or two, and Jim Zimmerman will have the
newest miniature varieties available for sale. Be
sure to mark this date on your calendar, and join
us in Columbus.
Spring 2002
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Heritage Rose Seminar
Saturday, April 6, 2002, the day before
the spring meeting, will be devoted to Old
Garden Roses. With the help of George
Meiling, we feature speakers from three
different districts. From the Great Lakes
District, we welcome Henry Rankin, Bunny
Skran, and Jon and Lois Wier; from the Deep
South District, Oline Reynolds; and from the
Buckeye District, Betty Fagerstrom, Dr. Jim
Hering, Jeff Imlay and George Meiling. The
topics include: “Genealogy and Genetics”,
“Hybrid Musk Roses”, “Roses in Colonial
America”, “Empress Josephine’s Gardens” and
“Old Roses for New Places”. There’s
something for the beginner as well as the expert,
so plan to attend. Registration can be found
elsewhere in this bulletin.
Buckeye Tailgate Party
The Central Ohio Rose Society and the
Columbus Rose Club invite you to attend the 4 th
Annual National All-Miniature Rose Show and
Convention in Columbus, Ohio, on July 12-14,
2002. The fun begins with a welcome reception
on Friday evening, and continues Saturday
morning with the rose show and nationally
known speakers including: Art and Terry
Emmons, Don and Mary Myers, Dr. Gary
Rankin and Dr. Monica Valentovic, John
Saville, Michael Williams and Judy Bell. The
Saturday evening banquet will honor hybridizer
Dennis Bridges. At the convention, Dennis will
introduce a miniature rose in honor of Buckeye
Rosarian, Dr. John Dickman. The weekend
concludes with a Sunday garden tour.

Consulting Rosarian School
Consulting Rosarian Chair, Steve Pyrak,
recently held a very successful CR Audit and
School in Columbus. As a result, the Buckeye
District is proud to announce the addition of 10
new Consulting Rosarians. They include:
Kathleen Aiello, Kenneth Brown, David
Cheslock, Robert Clark, Thomas Herr, Jeff
Imlay, Randy Lady, Len Pavuk, Suzanne Suing
and Ned Young. Congratulation to each of you,
and thank you to Steve and his assistants, Brian
Burley, Tom Rubins, Dave Jackson and Dave
Edwards, for a job well done.
Odds and Ends
Congratulations to the 2001 recipients of
the Bronze Medal Award. They include: John
P. Bessey – Columbus Rose Club; Carole
Cleary – Millstream Rose Society; Pat
DeChristopher – Greater Cincinnati Rose
Association; Mary Ellen Everett –
Moundbuilders Rose Society; Tom Herr –
Central Ohio Rose Society; Steve Matuscak –
Northeastern Ohio Rose Society; Dave
Wisniewski – Toledo Rose Society; Jim and
Barbara Zimmerman – Miami Valley Rose
Society; and Marija Zupancic – Western
Reserve Rose Society. This meritorious
distinction is given to an individual or team for
outstanding service to the society or area.
Also, congratulations to Barbara
Zimmerman. Barb has completed her
apprenticeship, and is now an accredited
horticulture judge.
Be sure to look at the mailing label on
this issue of The Buckeye Rose Bulletin, your
subscription may have expired. Your support is
needed in helping to continue our publication
with its timely articles on growing roses in our
geographic area, announcements and other
pertinent information. Send your renewal check
to Treasurer, Dr. Susan Clingenpeel or Editor,
Randy Lady. Even better, you may download
the bulletin from the district website:
www.buckeyerose.com. Let us know your e-
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mail address and we’ll contact you when the
newsletter is posted.
The remaining Buckeye District
Directories will be available at the spring
district meeting. The directory includes a listing
for officers and chairmen, local society
presidents, important meeting dates, consulting
rosarians, horticulture and arrangement judges,
award recipients and local society members.
The directory has been updated with 2002
information and is available for purchase at a
cost of $10 each.
Looking Ahead
In addition to the events already
discussed, the district has a number of “Rosy
Events” planned for 2002. The ARS Spring
National Convention will be held in San Jose,
CA on April 25-29, 2002. The Toledo RS will
hold is annual rose show on June 8-9, at the
Toledo Botanical Garden. The Western Reserve
RS rose show is at Parmatown Mall on June 9.
The Columbus Rose Club will hold its rose
show during the rose festival at the Columbus
Park of Roses on June 15. The Moundbuilders
RS rose show is scheduled for June 23 at the Inn
at Sharonbrook. The Millstream RS will be our
hosts for the Top Gun Meeting on July 27, in
Findlay. Bob Martin, editor of the Rose
Exhibitors Forum and author of a new book,
Showing Good Roses, will be our featured
speaker. Registration information is available
elsewhere in this bulletin. Arrangement Chair,
Dr. Gary Barlow has reserved August 3, 2002
for an arrangement seminar and workshop. The
Ohio State Fair rose show will be held on
August 11. Again this year, the Clark County
RS rose show will be held at the Heritage
Museum on August 25. The Central Ohio RS’s
Fall Festival of Roses will be held on September
7-8, at the Franklin Park Conservatory.
September 7-8 is also the date of the Lancaster
RS rose show, and the Greene County RS will
host its annual show on the 8 th . The ARS Fall
National Convention will be held in
Philadelphia, PA on September 12-16, 2002.
The Garden Club of Marion will host the

Buckeye District Fall Meeting and Rose Show
on the weekend of September 20-22. Our guest
speaker will be ARS Vice President, Marilyn
Wellan, from Colfax, LA. The final rose show
of the year will be on September 29, hosted by
the Miami Valley RS. Consulting Rosarian
Chair, Steve Pyrak, is planning another CR
school and audit in the Toledo area in
November. Details concerning these events can
The Heritage Rose Seminar, to be held
Saturday, April 6 th at Franklin Park
Conservatory in Columbus, will serve as a
judging seminar for Buckeye District
horticulture judges and will satisfy the four-year
judging audit requirement. The seminar will
feature a host of knowledgeable old garden
rosarians including Oline Reynolds from the
Deep South District, Bunny Skran, Henry
Rankin and Lois and Jon Wier from the Great
Lakes District and Betty Fagerstrom, Jeff Imlay
and George Meiling from our own district.
Since OGR’s are notoriously one of the most
challenging areas for judges, I encourage you to
attend even if you are not required to have a
seminar this year.
All judges are required to submit an annual
report. As of this writing, I have received only
half of the Buckeye reports. If you are
delinquent, you have recently received a
reminder from me – please comply before the
spring meeting. On the brighter side, the reports
received have included a number of thoughtful
and provocative suggestions:
1. Allow judges to exhibit in classes
they are not judging.
2. Do not allow judges to exhibit in
classes they are not judging because
other exhibitors perceive it as unfair.
3. Have multiple judges classes (in
addition to HT & Minis).
be found on the district website or in future
issues of The Buckeye Rose Bulletin.
Hope you have a wonderful “Year of the
Rose – 2002”!
Terri A. Lady
Buckeye District Director
Buckeye Judges Corner
By: Dr. Jim Hering, District Judges Chairman
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4. Standardize method of picking
courts.
5. Have a written ballot for selection of
courts.
6. Standardize show schedules for
Buckeye District shows including
rules.
7. Open district perpetual trophies
(challenge classes) to all ARS
members.
8. Allow Grandifloras to be exhibited
in all classes calling for Hybrid Teas
(e.g. McFarland).
9. Combine Grandiflora and Hybrid
Tea spray classes to become HT/Gr
spray class.
10. Establish courts for Floribunda and
Miniflora classes.
11. Establish a class for buds.
12. Show schedules to specify the
location in mall where the rose show
is being held.
13. Provide for judges reports to be
submitted electronically.
14. Establish a Buckeye District judging
uniform (e.g. blazer).
We will have an informal judges meeting at the
spring conference to discuss these items.
Congratulations to Barb Zimmerman on
becoming an accredited horticulture judge. We
now have 52 accredited judges in the Buckeye
District and three apprentices. Barb

encountered a problem with her accreditation,
which unfortunately occurs more often than it
should. After completing her five shows as an
apprentice, she assumed that she would soon
become accredited. Five months elapsed and
still no word. She contacted me, and I made an
inquiry of ARS headquarters. Only four
apprentice reports had been submitted by her
supervising judges. When reminded, the
delinquent judge promptly sent in his report.
Twenty-three years ago, when I was an
apprentice, two of my mentoring judges failed
to send in reports on me even when reminded.
Thus, I did seven shows. It is irresponsible for
us as accredited judges to fail to send in
apprentice reports. If we feel that an apprentice
need more than five shows before becoming
accredited, then we should say so. If we think
an apprentice will make a poor judge, we should
express that opinion in our report. A pocket
veto is not fair to the apprentice or to the
judging program.
I am the chairman of horticulture judges for the
ARS National Miniature Rose Show in
Columbus on July 13 th and the Buckeye District
Fall Rose Show in Marion on September 21 st . If
you wish to be considered for a judging
assignment for either or both of these shows
please submit your request to me in writing.
Finally, in this Bulletin you will find a
preliminary schedule and registration form for
the Top Gun Meeting in Findlay on Saturday,
July 27 th . Bob Showing Good Roses Martin
will be our guest speaker, and you won’t want to
miss him.
Look forward to seeing you at the spring
meeting in Columbus.
“Year of the Rose – 2002” Looking Ahead
by: Peg Newill
Now is the time to evaluate where your society
is and their plans in meeting the challenge of
promoting the rose during the Year of the Rose
(YOTR) 2002.
When you explore your opportunities for
publicity in your community, consider
promoting your Rose Society with a gracious
invitation to join. During your publicity venture
be sure to let garden clubs, arboretums, and
local nurseries know that you are available to
share your knowledge of our favorite flower, the
rose, which is our national floral emblem. Do
you have a personal story relating your passion
for the rose that you can share? Consider doing
a program on highly disease resistant roses.
Many gardeners will be willing to place roses in
their landscape if they can do so without the
scheduled spraying program. Meet with the
consulting rosarians in your society and develop
a story that will introduce the novice to roses.
Outline a “Grow a Rose” program that implies
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how easy it is to grow a rose. Follow this with
your phone number to call for consultation as
needed. Do you have a neighbor who is
growing roses but has not joined a society
because he/she has never been invited? Extend
an invitation to him/her and share your rose
growing experiences. Is your garden open to
local citizens on a scheduled basis that they may
come and view your roses and feel the pleasure
you receive as you share your roses? Are you
considering construction of a rose garden in
your city park, or are your busy planning the
refurbishing of an old established Rose Garden?
Both offer the opportunity to publicize with a
ceremony at the completion of the project.
Invite local dignitaries to the party. They and
the Press will be pleased to be included. Has
your Mayor been invited to sign a Proclamation
designating 2002 as The Year of the Rose?
Send me a stamped self-addressed envelope and
I will return it filled with a sample proclamation
form that you may use or redesign to fit your

community. Ask your local paper to place
within the gardening section the website of the
American Rose Society, http://www.ars.org and
the ARS YOTR website, http://www.rose-
2002.org as you explain to them that this the
Year of the Rose and the rose is our national
flower.
Now that you have been given some suggestions
to enrich your already blooming Year of the
Rose – 2002 program we are asking you to
share your ideas. Terri Lady, your District
Director, would like you to share what you have
accomplished and/or what you have in progress
in the next Buckeye District Bulletin. I will be
happy to compile your stories/involvement into
a format to fit the Buckeye District Bulletin.
Send your present involvement and/or plans yet
to be developed to:
Peg Newill, Buckeye District YOTR Chair. Email:
103710.3426@compuserve.com or 10245
Virginia Lee Drive, Dayton, OH 45458-4424.
Look Ahead to an exciting and rewarding year
as we Celebrate the Year of the Rose (YOTR)
2002.
Peg Newill
YOTR Chair
New ARS Members
The following is a list of recent new members of ARS residing in Ohio. If they are in your geographical
area, why not invite them to attend one of your local meetings. This list will be updated quarterly.
Terri Giorgis 35888 Edgemere Way Avon 44011-2374
Eileen M. Cernea 29321 Osborn Rd Bay Village 44140-1830
Cathleen Nelson 729 Pine Vly Bowling Green 43402-5222
Neil C. Evans 8572 Ottawa Dr Brecksville 44141-1711
Clarence R. McLain M.D. 1 Annwood Ln Cincinnati 45206-1419
Brenda Dervin 4269 Kenridge Dr Columbus 43220-4157
Joanne B. Hawkins 2361 Watchtower Ln Fairborn 45324-8500
Doug Lockard 2824 Frazell Rd Hilliard 43026-9000
Charles Shipman 375 Conner Ln Lewis Center 43035
Carol J. Galgano 1110 Oak St Medina 44256-4027
Mary Ann Godbois 798 Longleaf Dr Milford 45150-6564
Al Van Wie 1132 Hedgecliff Dr Wooster 44691-3088
4 th Annual National All Miniature Show and Convention
You are cordially invited to attend the 4th
Annual National All-Miniature Rose Show and
Convention, A Buckeye Tailgate Party, being
held on July 12, 13 and 14, 2002 in Columbus,
Ohio. Hosted by the Central Ohio Rose Society
& The Columbus Rose Club, it will be held in
the beautiful ballroom of the Holiday Inn
Worthington - Columbus.
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We will have a Welcome Reception on Friday
evening, a great rose show, seminars and
speakers including Art and Terry Emmons, Don
& Mary Myers & Dr. Gary Rankin that you will
enjoy on Saturday morning. The Saturday
afternoon panel will include John Saville,
Michael Williams, Judy Bell and a few others.

Saturday evening we will have our banquet in
and around the roses with our Honore and
keynote speaker, Dennis Bridges. We will be
introducing a rose at the convention in honor of
Dr. John Dickman. The Rose Gardens tour will
be on Sunday.
The weekend will be packed full of great
fellowship and seeing old acquaintances and
making new friends.
Our Show schedule will be featuring all of the
traditional mini rose horticulture classes, some
you may have seen before and some you have
not seen. There will be some very interesting
collection classes as well as some challenging
arrangement classes. The two national trophies,
the F. Harmon Saville Memorial Challenge
Bowl and the Ralph S. Moore National Design
Trophy, will be the centerpieces of the show.
On Friday evening, dinner will be on your own.
There are many fine dining establishments
within walking distance of the hotel so we will
include a list of them in your registration packet.
On Saturday, the prep room will be open from
4:00 am until 9:30 am and entries will be from
6:00 am to 9:30 am. This will allow you plenty
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of time to get your roses ready and entered.
On Sunday, after you have had a light breakfast,
we will hop on the bus and go on a great garden
tour which will include the Columbus Park of
Roses. Many of you will remember the Park of
Roses as the American Rose Society
headquarters from 1954 to 1974. There are more
then 11,000 rose bushes in the park including
400 old garden roses, a nice miniature rose
garden as well as daylily, herb and perennial
gardens. Visits to the home gardens of several
members will also be included as well as a
Buckeye Tailgate lunch.
If you come in early to Columbus or stay over
after the convention, there are many places to
visit: Center of Science and Industry (COSI),
the Franklin Park Conservatory, the Ohio
Historical Society and Ohio Village, Inniswood
Metro Park, maybe even a Clippers Baseball
game to name a few. There is also a new
shopping mall located at Polaris, about 2 miles
from the hotel and a large movie theater
complex within walking distance of the hotel.
We are looking forward to welcoming all of you
to a Buckeye Tailgate Party July 2002!

The Buckeye Tailgate Party
American Rose Society
4th Annual National All - Miniature Rose Show and Convention
Hosted by the Central Ohio Rose Society & The Columbus Rose Club
Holiday Inn at the Crosswoods Worthington - Columbus, Ohio
July 12, 13 and 14, 2002
Hotel Information
The Holiday Inn at the Crosswoods Worthington-Columbus 175 Hutchinson Avenue Columbus, OH 43235. The
hotel is on the north side of Columbus at the I-270 and State Route 23 interchange. It is an easy 20-minute cab
ride from Port Columbus International Airport. Please call the hotel directly for reservations before July 12, 2002.
The Convention rate is $92.00 single / double plus tax. Call the Holiday Inn at 1-614-885-3334 or 1-800-
HOLIDAY and mention the American Rose Society Miniature Convention. US Airways is the Official airline of
the 2002 American Rose Society National Convention. USAir is offering special rates that allow 5 % to 10%
discounts and zone fares. To take advantage of these discounts: call US Airway's Group and Meeting
Reservations office toll free at
877 874-7687, 8:00 am to 9:30 pm Eastern Time. Refer to Gold File Number 79672138.
Registration
Name(s): __________________________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________
City, ________________________________________ State __________ Zip _________________
Telephone (______) ____________________ Email ______________________________________
Name Badge(s) to read: _____________________________________________________________
Registration Fee (before June 12) $ 95.00 _______ @ $95.00 $ _____________
includes: Friday's Welcome Party, coffee breaks, & Saturday's Awards Banquet.
Meal Choices: (#) _____ Beef Tenderloin (#) _____ Grilled Chicken (#) _____ Vegetable
Lasagna
Registration fee (after June 12) $ 120.00 ______ @ $120.00 $ _____________
Garden Tour ( Includes lunch ) $ 40.00 ______ @ $ 40.00 $ _____________
Total Enclosed $ _____________
Exhibitors must be registered. Do you plan to exhibit in: G Horticulture G Arrangements G Both
Please send your check made payable to: CRC - CORS and send to:
John & Sue Dickman
2661 Montcalm Road
Columbus, OH 43221
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Heritage Rose Seminar
Franklin Park Conservatory
April 6, 2002
Time Speaker Topic
9:00-9:15 Terri Lady Welcome – Introduction of Speakers
9:15-10:00 George Meiling Genealogy and Genetics
10:00-10:45 Betty Fagerstrom Hybrid Musk Roses
10:45-11:00 Break
11:00-12:00 Panel Discussion Open Topics
(George Meiling, Betty Fagerstrom, Oline Reynolds, Jeff Imlay, John Wier and
Bunny Skran)
12:00-1:15 Lunch
1:15-2:00 Oline Reynolds Roses in Colonial America
2:00-2:45 Lois Wier Empress Josephine’s Gardens
2:45-3:00 Break
3:00-3:45 Henry Rankin Old Roses for New Places
3:45-4:15 Jim Hering Judging Old Garden Roses
Registration Form – Heritage Rose Seminar
PLEASE RETURN BY MARCH 25, 2002
Cost of boxed lunch (sandwich, drink, chips, salad and cookie) plus morning and afternoon
refreshments. Please choose one of the following sandwich selections:
_____Roast Beef _____Chicken Salad _____Ham _____Turkey _____Vegetarian
Number of Persons _____ for lunch @ $15.00 per person…………….______________
_____ Registration Fees @ $5.00 per person………………………….______________
TOTAL________________
Make check payable to: Buckeye District, ARS and mail to:
Dr. Susan Clingenpeel 617 Elm St. Groveport, OH 43125
Name(s)_______________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________
City_____________________State_____Zip_________Phone___________________
_____I am/We are interested in attending a dutch treat dinner Saturday evening (for reservation
purposes only).
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The Buckeye District Spring Meeting
Sunday, April 7, 2002
Franklin Park Conservatory – Columbus, OH
8:15 – 8:45 am Board Meeting
9:00 – 9:15 Welcome – Terri Lady, Buckeye District Director
9:15 – 10:15 Oline Reynolds, Watching Goodwood Come Alive Again
10:15 – 10:30 Refreshment Break
10:30 – 11:15 Randy Lady, Buckeye District Slide Contest Results
11:15 – 12:15 Business Meeting – Terri Lady, Buckeye District Director
Steve Pyrak, Buckeye District President
12:15 – 1:30 Lunch, Franklin Park Conservatory
1:30 – 2:30 Panel Discussion, Rose Culture
Dr. Jim Hering, Moderator
2:30 – 3:00 Rose Auction and Refreshment Break
3:00 – 4:00 Dr. Susan Clingenpeel, Pots and What’s Hot
4:00 – 4:15 Invitation to Fall District Convention
Dr. Jim Hering and Dr. Paul Klinefelter
4:15 Adjournment
Registration Foam – Buckeye District Meeting – April 7, 2002
PLEASE RETURN BY MARCH 25, 2002
Cost of Lasagna Buffet (lasagna, green salad, dinner rolls and cookie) plus morning and afternoon
refreshments. Please choose one of the following lasagna selections:
__________Traditional Meat __________Vegetable Lasagna
Number of Persons _____ for lunch @ $17.50 per person……….__________________
_____ Registration Fees @ $2.50 per person…………………….__________________
Make check payable to: Buckeye District, ARS and mail to:
TOTAL____________________________
Dr. Susan Clingenpeel 617 Elm St. Groveport, OH 43125
Name(s)_________________________________________________________________
Address_________________________________________________________________
City____________________State_____Zip________Phone_______________________
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TOP GUN CLUB MEETING
Saturday, July 27, 2002
Findlay Inn & Conference Center (map on back)
200 East Main Cross Street, Findlay, OH 45840
Chairman – Larry Schock, Millstream Rose Society
OPEN TO ALL ROSARIANS INTERESTED IN EXHIBITING ROSES
FRIDAY 6:00 pm Catered dinner at Larry & Cathy Schock’s home (map on back) – Speaker:
Bob Martin – Showing Good Roses
SATURDAY
8:00 – 9:00 am Registration & Show Entries (2 H.T.’s or 2 Minis)
9:00 – 9:30 am Rose Show Judging by all exhibitors
9:45 – 10:45 am Guest Speaker: Robert B. Martin, Jr., Pasadena, CA; “The Queen – from
Bud Stage to Entry Table”
10:45 – 11:45 am Panel of Registrants: Fertilizing Schedules – Bob Martin and volunteers –
2-3 minutes each
12:00 – 1:00 pm Lunch
1:00 – 2:00 pm Panel: “Babes & Bankers” – Bob Martin, Jim Zimmerman, Lyman
Johnson, Monica Valentovic & Gary Rankin; Jim Hering – moderator
2:00 – 3:00 pm Round Table: 1. Grooming – Paul Klinefelter; 2. Transporting – Brian
Burley; 3. Bloom shading & protection – Bob Choate; 4. Growing in pots
– Randy & Terri Lady; 5. Challenge Classes – Bob Martin
3:15 – 4:00 pm Top Gun Awards and Rose Auction
4:00 – 5:00 pm Garden Tour
REGISTRATION FORM
Please detach and return to:
Larry Schock, 2186 TR 232, Van Buren, OH 45889
Name(s):________________________________________________________________
Address:________________________________________________________________
Phone:__________________________________________________________________
For the rose show, I (we) will enter: ________ 2 H.T.’s or _______ 2 Minis
All registrants are encouraged to send their fertilizing schedules to Brian Burley, 1092 Arapaho Ave.,
Worthington, OH 43085 (bburley@ee.net) for production of overheads.
$15.00 – Friday supper __________________
$20.00 – Saturday lunch and refreshments __________________
Total – Payable to: Millstream Rose Society __________________
Hotel reservations – Findlay Inn – 419-422-5682
For more information call Larry Schock @ 419-299-3236 (lschock275@aol.com)
or Jim Hering @ 740-383-2177 (rosehering@aol.com)
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Queen: Paul Berns
Silverado
King: Marian Wyman
Elizabeth Taylor
Princess: Marian Wyman
Touch of Class
Court: Marian Wyman
Stainless Steel
Court: Marian Wyman
Osiria
Court: Marian Wyman
Marijke Koopman
Court: Marian Wyman
Secret
Open HT: Marian Wyman
Andrea Stelzer
Classic HT: Paul Berns
Rubaiyat
Fragrance: Marian Wyman
Crimson Glory
Matched Pair: Marian Wyman
White Success
5 HT’s: Marian Wyman
Timeless, Dublin,
Paradise, Elizabeth
Taylor, Andrea Stelzer
Floribunda: Marian Wyman
Love Potion
Fl Spray: Marian Wyman
Stark Rose Society
September 15, 2001
Hannah Gordon
Shrub: Paul Berns
Pink Meidiland
Climber: Paul Berns
Cadenza
Rose Bowl: Ken Fry
Honey Bouquet
Mini Queen: Ken Fry
Magic Carrousel
Mini King: Paul Berns
Snow Bride
Mini Princess: Paul Berns
Red Beauty
3 Minis: Paul Berns
Pierrine
5 Minis: Paul Berns
Hot Tamale, Snow
Bride, Jean Kenneally
Rise ‘n Shine, Party Girl
Mini Bowl: Paul Berns
Jean Kenneally
Hi – Low: Paul Berns
Bride’s Dream, Minnie
Pearl
Judges: Lorraine Hilfer
Irresistible
Full Blown Mini: Paul Berns
Magic Carrousel
MINI ATURE ROSES FOR SALE
1 st Vice President, Jim Zimmerman will have the following miniature roses for sale at the Spring
Buckeye District Meeting at a sale price of $5.00 each.
Amber Star
Autumn Splendor
Bella Via
Behold
Best Friends
Cachet
Carolina Lady
Florida International
Gentleman’s Agreement
Glamour Girl
Glowing Amber
Golden Beryl
Hilde
Jilly Jewel
Marie Jeanette
Merlot
Michel Cholet
Mini Tango
Mitchie’s Gold
Mobile Jubilee
Old Country Charm
Old Glory
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Olympic Gold
Patriot’s Dream
Ruby
Ruby Baby
Soroptimist International
Sunshine Girl
Sweet Diana
Sweet Melody
Tiffany Lynn
Y2K

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