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February 1996Meeting

Sunday, February 18, 1996Chicago Botanici Gard.en

Glencoe, IL12:30 PM

Lecture: AuditoriumHospitality: All Purpose Room

New members. beginning growers. lovers ofall things beautiful. and serious Phalaenopsisaficionados.this month's speaker is for you!Our speaker will be Dick Wells of HilltopOrchids, Cloverdale Indiana. Dick will betalking on Phalaenopsis Culture, and gettingready for Spring. His talk will be geared forus who are just starting with Phalaenopsisorchids. Phals(for short) are one of theeasiest, and most rewarding of groups oforchids to grow. They give a tremendous'bang' (or bloom) for your buck! Everyoneshouldtry one! Dick will do a survey of whatis available in Phalaenopsis today and focuson how to grow them. This is not a longdetailed hybridizer's talk. This talk will befocused on the how-to of Phals.

Dick has been growing orchids since 1954.He and his wife, Sandy, have greatly

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expanded Hilltop Orchids in the last 5 years.They are famous for their culture, one of thebest growers in the country of Phalaenopsis.They have received numerous AOS flowerquality and culture awards over the years. Ifyou get, Awards Ouati<;rly you willrecognizetheir name. SeeHilltop's display atthe Batavia Orchid Society Show thisweekend at the Charlestowne Mall on Rte 64in; St. Charles, '!L.t Didk ~lf ~e bringingpi~ts '.W ,:'the meeting for sale, inciuding-aselection of his hybrids which will not beavailable at the Batavia Show. Even if youvisit his sales table at Batavia, you will stillhave a reason to check out his table at the

CBG. See you all there.

Don't forget to bring some baked goods forour hospitality table!nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Sorry!! In my haste to get theJanuary Newsletter in your hands, Iforgot only the most importantdetail-the date of the meeting. Forthe old timers, you know that 90%of the time it's the 3rd Sunday; forthe rest of you--Sorry!A tentative schedule of the 1996meetings appears elsewhere inthis issue, in case I forget again.

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When the physicist, Richard Feynman wasnear death, he remarked that it might takeyears and years for him to really diebecause he was spread out among so manypeople's minds and memories. The samething is true of Ed.

Our sincere condolences to his wife andfour young sons and the entire Bulowfamily.

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INMEblQRlAu\1Sadly we report the passing of one of ourmembers, ED BULOW. Ed's smile and"always wanting to help attitude" will besorely missed, as well as the fine plants hegrew and showed. By the line of mournersat the funeral home, one could see that hislife, unjustly short, was nonetheless a fullone and a large one and that he received alot of joy from it.

ized, andthin~s get forgotten.. Please tryagain No~e ofus wouI4 ever bi)ntentionallyrude. We need and appreciate all the help we

can ~et.. I hope to hear from you!,,·····~Next . topic is to remember the

upcoming shows--Batavia in February andour. Show in March., Please read Linda

~ciliu~rt's article. T~sl+++

Next Board Meeting:The next Board of Directors meeting willbe held at the home of Sherry Maloney, ,Northbrook, IL., on Monday, March 111996, at 7:30 PM. All officers anddirectors are expected to attend.Committee chairmen and interested

, .-tc"membersc;xrealso welcOme. If you are. --unable to attend please let t~o' Schordje

(708-746-9355) know before the meeting.

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THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE .~ -~by

LEO SCHORDJE

"Seize the Day", the informal 'talk thatDr. Ben Berliner held during our workshopis certainly one of the most eloquent andemotional speeches we have had in a while.His years of experience and long history ofsocial activism(he's got a long resume inenvironmental, public health, and socialissues) certainly give him the moral authorityto say the things he does. Between Ben

Berliner and Fred Case w~hiave. had twoextraordinary and inspirational speakers. If Iread the crowd right, many of you got firedup. The question is, "What are we going todo?" ~. ~

There are things, personal a.i<:i private,that we each can do. There are things theSociety can do. I want you, the members, tomake sure that your Society does act. Theonly way it will is if you, the members,become actively involved and make sure ideasget I;:xplored and come to fruition. I waspleased that two members joined the Conser­vation Committee after the meeting, and aregoing to start exploring ideas. We alwaysneed more volunteers. The 10S has no paidemployees; everything we do is done byunpaid volunteers. Everyone on the Boardhas a full plate going, so it is up to your tomake sure things don't go by the wayside. Ihope this new charge of energy evolves intosteady on-going action. After the meeting Ihad to sit and make notes for a half hour justto rnake sure I didn't forget any suggestions.

The 10S is always pleading for morevolunteers but occasionally I hear thatsomeone tried to volunteer and never heard

back.. Sorry! This does happen; we are abunch of ordinary people, often a bit disorgan-

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:

2/17-2/18/96

2/18/96

2/24-2/25/96

3/11/96

3/15-3/24/96

3/16-3/17/96

3/22-3/24/96

3/22-3/24/96

3/29-3/31/96

4/27-4/28/96

5/13/95

9/29-9/30/96

4/11-4/13/97

Batavia Orchid Society ShowCharlestown MallSt. Charles, II...IOS Regular Meeting, 12:30 PMChicago Botanic G!!.q~Greater Lansing Orchi,d 8()cietyShow, Plant & Soil ScienceConservatory, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MIIOS Board Meeting, 7:30 PMHome of Sherry MaloneyChicago Flower and GardenShow, Navy Pier, Chicago, II...lliowa Orchid Society ShowDuck Creek Plaza MallBettendorf, IA 52722Illinois Orchid Society SpringShow, Chicago Botanic Garden

<Glencoe, II..."" '"Kentucky Orchid Society ShowOxmoor Center

Louisville, KY " .",'Michigan Orchid SoCiety Stio~?< ~Laurel Park Place MallLivonia, MIMichiana Orchid Society ShowEnergy CenterBridgeman, MIIOS Board Meeting, 7:30 PMHome of Sue Golan

Illinois Orchid Society Fall MiniShow, Chicago Botanic GardenGlencoe, II...Illinois Orchid Society SpringShow & Mid American Orchid

Congress, Chicago BotanicGarden, Glencoe, II....

Amer~can Orchid Society,SuppleljteiatalJudging$ ,~ 'Linneaus Room, Chicago Botanic Garden, Glencoe,IL., Fourth Saturday(unless otherwise announced),!an~ary 27, 199q 2:00PM

":'Pelifuary24, 1996 1:00PMMarch 22, 1996(Friday) 6:00PMApril 27, 1996 1:00PM

~:F~25, 1996/' 1:00PM• :'4)

June 15, 1996' 3:00PMJuly 27, 1996 1:00PMAugust 24,1996 1:00PMSeptember 27,1996(Friday)6:00PMOctober 19,1996 1:00PMNovember 23,1996 1:00PMDecember 28,' 1996 1:OOPM

All Editorhd'Materi8'l Should BeSent, to: d, 'J.F.Spatzek2137 Center Avenu,e,Northbrook,It60062;;.4516\ f, ~ ~

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The 1995 Joseph W. KossMem.orial Award

The Board of Directors of the Illinois

Orchid Society in conjunction with theGlencoe Supplemental Judging Center arepleased to announce the winner of the 1995Joseph W. Koss Memorial Award.

------ --- --------------------------GET WELL SOON!!!!Best wishes for a speedy recovery go out toAL RICH, whose is recovering at homefrom recent cardiac surgery.

Mrs. Darlene Carlson

Winnebago, IL

This award was presented to recognize hespecimen plant, Dendrobium anosmum'Doll's Delight' which was award aCertificate of Cultural Merit(CCMlAOS)of92 Points at the March 1995meeting of theSupplementalJudging Center. This plant was

truly spectacular. The awards descriptionreads, "7 floweringpendantcanes to 153 cfu.In length~foliagepresent and without blemishon proximal third of the canes~flowers typic~lfor species but larger than previous awatds;light lavender flowers with darker lavenderthroat exhibitingintense raspbeffYlr~grance."

This award was created in memory of JoeKoss, a former member, director and officerof the Illinois Orchid Society, who wasinstrumental in establishing the JudgingCenter in Glencoe among many oth!;::raccomplishments. The award is presentedannually to the owner of the highest pointedAOS awarded plant at any of the Glencoesupplemental judgingsor either of the twoIllinoisOrchiq Society annual shows. ;, "':'

Previous winners of this award are:

1992 _~~ . ~

Neolauchia pulchella 'Etc' CCMlAOS(Cyps, Etc.)

1993

Phragmipedium besseae 'Fox Valley'FCC/AOS

(Fox Valley Orchids)1994

Masdevallia ophioglossa'Megan'CCMlAOS

(Hoosier Orchids)

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Join The American Orchid SocietyIt's the best investment in orchids

you'll ever make!++++++

rIME TO RENEW!!!If you haven't renewed your membership,please your second and final dues notice isenclosed with this newsletter .. If you can'tfind your original envelope send $15 for asingle and $18 for a couple to : Jack Coutts,

'"",106 E.Sheridan R9ad, Lak~Bluff, IL 60044.""'Pleaseyinclude your compl~.te name, address,

and telephone number with your new area codeif ibis changipg."'<" NotetThe postoffice may be able tospeed up delivery of our bulk-mailed bulletins

~~~"pur inclttJing 9-digit zips on our mailinglaE~ls, so YO\1'll'no~j.c~that we're requestingthat information.(lf you don't know thoseextra 4 digits for your address you can findthem on your telephone bill or on the addressof almost any magazine sent to your address.)Also. if yofu telephone area code is scheduledto change before publication of the new 10Sdirectory in June, we'll need to know your newcdde(847 as bf January for 'many of us), so

please. giye us that irjp~ation whereapplic~ble. Thanks againf' <', ,

This is your last notice. If yourd~es is not received, b)". the end ofF~bruary, you 'will bedroppJJ from our:j,li~mb"}x,~ip roster!

Jack Coutts<><><><><><><><><><><

COMING TO THIS NEWSLETTERIN THE MARCH, 1996 ISSUE:

GROWING SOPHRONmS CERNUABY OTTO LEUPI

EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW TOBE SUCCESSFUL WITHTHIS SPECIES FROM THEONE PERSON WHO EXCELS IN GROWING THE

FABULOUS GENUS. SOPHRONITIS.

LOOK FOR THE COMPLETE DETAILS NEXTMONTH!

Sounds like a great recipe ,,~orne!!!!1

Here's a great recipe stbf;il,=from the Nort,hepsternWisconsin Orchid~\-SocietyNewsletter. The recipe is fromthe kitchen of RUTHFREYE.

HERSHEYBARTORTEYz box Vanilla Wafers, crushed.( Put 2/3on the bottom of a 9x13 pan and use therest for topping). In_a double boiler, melt.16 marshmallows, Yz cup :milk, and Ilarge Hershey Almond Bbr. Let cool! " "';'

Whip I pint of heavy cream 'till very firm.Gently mix vviththe chocolate a~put ~.top of the vanilla cookie crtjl;llbs.Sprinkle the remaining 1/3 cookiecrumbs on top.

Make 4-6 hours before serving.

1996 illinois Orchid SocietyDonations

The Illinois Orchid Society is pleased toannounce its initial gifts for 1996.

Chicago Botanic Garden $ 300.00American Orchid Society $ 200.00The Volo Bog $ 100.00The Nature Conservancy $1000.00Orchid DigestlFowlie

Color Fund $ 200.00Selby Orchid Identifica-

tion CenterlBooks $ 696.19

Report of the Awards CommitteeTout Franczak, Chairman

';.(7081'398-5093

Here's the seventh report of the 1995-96competitionyear. Included in the point totalsare result~"fromthe December AOS Judgingat the CBG and ribbons from the ChristmasParty at Hausermann's.

The Orchid Outlet Delldrochilumanfracta 'Jack's'; ""..-;. 'l

Wonder' CHMIAOSJoe Dixler Batemannia ciliata

'Stonegate'CBRlAOSJoel Edwards~' \ H~bel1aHaaentata

~Tuxedo' HCC/AOS.••.. ~l"· (' "i j.'

JoeD's award is his first so we want to

congratulate him....it's been a long timecoming. Adequately done, Joe! MeanwhileJoel E earned the first quality award evergranted to H.dentata. You might look at itswhite flowers,note the clonal name, and thinkof white tie. Nope! Joel named it after hiscat. Do you recognize our commercialmember, Orchid Outlet? No? It's justBarry Jones' stage name. I can think of atleast one other awarded plant that came fromOrchid Outlet, but this might be the first thatwent to Barry rather than to a customer. Inany case, congratulations!!!

We brought 113 plants to the Decembermeeting at Hausermann' s--70-greenhousegrown and 43-lightstand grown. LaimaSahagian took Plant-Of-The-Monthhonors inthe greenhouse category for her Lipariscondylobulbon. Joe Dixler (him again?) won

Plant-Of- The-Month in the lightstand categoryfor his Liparis nutans.(Very adequate, Joe)':.

You know, most orchid societies don't have amember who's ever seen an actual Liparit;'lefalone a member who grows one. Liparis is apretty dam rare genus. Hey,J?;l,lJ.",we'retheIOS! So three of our members brought suq,hplants in for show-n-telllast month and two ofthem were so well grown that they won Plant­Of -The-Month honors! Now it happens thatL.condylobulbon 'Henry Shaw' CCMJAOSarrived about three years ago and, believe m~,it grows like a weed(true to its award).Everyone can get a division of this clone, butso far Laima's grown it best.

And yes, Virginia, there's,a knock-down-drag, i &',em-out battle for first going on in the Green­house Category. The leader du jour is Jodi

Hirt who collared Laima Sahag!!lD la~month. Both of the frontrunners put somedaylight between themselves and Sue GOlan.But Sue is our defending champion for thepast generation or so, and I expect that she isjust gathering her strength for a stretch drivewhere she will pull out all the stops. Youknow, Sue was in Mexico when the Christmas

party was taking place. When she told meshe'd have to miss the meeting, I teased,"Hey, send a dish anyway." Sue sent plants tothe meeting instead.

First Place RihhonsGreenhouse CategoryG.Calilao &Jim Wortmann

Ascda. Fiftieth State Beauty

Epidendrum ciliare

Frieda CogswellCattleya Stephen O. Fouraker

Sue Golan

Sophronitis cernua

Paph. Fair Student 'Stanley Masierak'HCC/AOS

Jodi Hirt

"Ada elegantula"Dend 'antennatiun

Oncidiurn croesus

Maxill.aria sp. (Brazil)Phrag.Sedenii

Phrag. Hanne PopowPleurothallis colorata

'~~,. iifr Pleur~allis kauiskyiiPleurothallis alliS:atorensisHabenaria rhodocheila

Restrepia antennifera v. striataLaelia rubescens

Chondr.chestertonii x Coch. marginataBob Hoel

Epid~drum lechleriRhonda Peters

Ascda.Nora Tokunaga

Cym. Sweetheart

Maggie Kuntz "Gomesa recurva

, Oendrobiurn fimbriams" y.,ocqlatum

Laima Sahagian ."Liparia condylobulbon

Dend.tetragonum V. giganteurn

Maxilla(ialjndl~ana,,", .... "i:\

Stenorhynchus speciosum

?H'lt(~mplex y;~.u.hybrid)Dendrohium lawesii

Barbosella portiaDendrobium Ise 'Yaydi'Dendrobiurn Ise 'Pearl'

Barbosella portiaMasdevallia strobelii

Carole ThompsonLeptotes unicolor

Aerangis distinctaHaraella retrocalla

Ionopsis paniculata

Jerry StuebenDendrobiurn Blue Twinkle

Ctna Cari Lea

Oncidiurn Aloha 'Iwanaga'Nicola Radcliffe

Blc.Nuuanu Dawn x Pot.Pastushin Gold

Lil:htstand Cate&:ory

Cathy BloomeAscdaSu-Fun Beauty'Orange Belle' AMlAOS

Kim Anderson

Paphiopedilum Sacred DancerJoe Dixler

Catasetum macroglossurn

Phrag. bessear

Phal. Orchid World'Bonnie Vasquez' AMlAOSPaph.JogjaeBatemannia ciliataPescatoria lehmanni

Paph. gratrixianum_Liparis nutans ~ -"-

Tom Franczak

CattIeya maximaRenanthera monachica ~.~

Charles HighPhrag. longifolium

Sherry MaloneyPaph. W.N.Evans x Sandra Mary

Bob & Helen YounghaleAnsellia gigantea v. Nilotica'Waunakee'

AMlAOSBlc.Ports of Paradise 'Emerald Isle' FCC/AOSPaph.Whitemoor'Norriton' ,FCC/RHS,

FCC/AOSPoint Score Accumulations

through 12-31-95

("') indicates new member for, pUl;poses of the 1995-9~, ~.competition year.

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1996 IDS MeetingSchedule

February 18, 1996 Chic.Bot.Gard.March 23/24, 1996 Spring ShowApril 21, 1996 UnscheduledMay 19, 1996 Chic. Bot. Gard.June 16, 1996 Awards Brunch

EFGOrchidsChic.Bot. Gard.Oak Hill GardensFall Mini ShowChic.Bot. Gard.Chic.Bot.Gard.Hausermann Orchids

July 21, 1996August 18, 1996September 28/29October 20, 1996November 17, 1996December 15, 1996

Lois Cinert 10Joe & R6salieDixler 647Kevin &. Irma Dixler 77Joel Edwards 93

lohn{& Joan Enunerich 10

¥'fomFranczak, 128Ron & Joan Hale 32

Charles & Jane High 116

~:FPA1~alik, 27Wlifred Losert~ 199Sherry Maloney 205Lorraine Meyer(*) 56Armon McPherson 91

Margie Poor 10Sherrie Reddick 9

Michael Rossler 27Mel Schmidt 114

Leo Schordje 71John Shepler(*) 5Li,nda Silva 5Ken VrabeI 13Chris & Renee Welch 63

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Bob & Helen Younghale '. 42<><><><><><><><><><><><><

~lease plan to vo~unte~r at least.. " •• : 'I .0 , ." ",

once during 1996. You'r society'needS"your help to continue tosucceed!

539

6184

55

102

154532

73139990315

1516752

41735

160

87452

10667

143

14391

Li2htstandWalter AndersenKim AndersonMichael AuIt

Cathy BloomeOlga BoorMary Childester

GreenhouseG.Calilao & J Wortman

Frieda CogswellJack Coutts

EdGamsonSue Golan

Sophia & Jim HarrisJodiHirtBob HoelSuki Kroeber

Maggie KuntzJay MuIlenRhonda PetersNicola RadcliffeAi Rich

Bill RogersonLaima SahagianJim SpatzekJohn StubbingsGerald Stueben

Carole ThompsonSam Tsui(*)Bob Wolf

March 22-24, 1996

Illinois Orchid SocietySpring Show ~ ';;:';'"

"A Kaleidoscope oL.'Colors"

Weare ready again to treat the world toour very special event--one that is a lot of fun andvery rewarding. The learning process of puttingon one of these shows never stops--and theinformation we gain about orchids is endless.

As you can see from the list of jobs on'theVolunteer Sign-Up Sheet which preceeds thisarticle, there is something for every member. Andthe friendships that result from working shoulder,to shoulder with other orchid growers is justanother plut. We learn ., from each other ~~continually.

This is our BIG show(until our really BIGMid-American event comes along,in the Spring of1997). This March at the beautifUt Chic~Botanic Garden thert: will be approximately '50exhibits and 45 or more vendors displaying andselling a wide range of orchid plants and growingmaterials and dispensing information. (Never mindthat the last jewel of growing knowledge yougleaned was the complete opposite of your mostrecent tidbit. In the end you try them all, and atsome point you get to a stage where you'rebringing in plants to add to the IOS exhibit or evensetting up your own display).

So, let's get those faxes and letters comingin. I'll be waiting to confirm your work times.And, I'll see you in March when the fun begins.We'd like this to be an enjoyable and profitableshow for all our participants.

Linda Schubert

Our S~cond AwayShow of 199iTHE 10S WILL HAVE AN EXHIBIT AT THE

BATAVIA ORCHID SOCIETY SHOW, FEBRUARY17 & 18, 1996. THE SHOW WILL BE

STAGED AT THE CHARLESTOWNE MALL, IN ST.

CHAR!-ES, IL, ON.RTE. 61<NORTH AVENUE).UNFqRTU/IlATELY, ,SHOW $.~-UP IS NOT UNTIL9:00 PM ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16.FORTUNATELY,THAT WILL ALLOW ALL MEMBERS

PARTlCIf'!ATE BY HELPING AND BRINGINGTHEIR PLANTS TO THE MALL. THIS IS AN 10S

MEETING WEEKEND, BUT WE EXPECT YOUR

.~~. ~pOMINGfPLANT5,~ WILL BE AT THE SHOW.BESIDES'tOU GEr' DOUBLE POINTS FORDISPLAYING AT AWAY SHOWS.

WE DON'T KNOW THE DETAILS, AS USUAL, SOPLEASE CALL LINDA SCHUBERT, 847-835­0799, DURING REASONABLE HOURS TO GETFURTHER DETAILS.

WE NEED YOUR PLANTS TO MAKE THE 10S

EXHIBIT A SUCCESS. DON'T BE EMBARASSED. "'.- ,-" -.,

BY BRINGING THEM TO THE MEETING INSTEAD!!

THE ILLINOIS ORCHID SOCIETY SPRING SHOW;s--. - __~, :~ - '_ ',: -

Sign-up sheet for vqlunteers:

If you would like to be a part of the IOSSpring Show, please use this formto indicate the times you woul~i«E!..stQc"woJ:·kand;what jobs you would like todo. Just circle the hours you can work 'if'" you don't know what job you want.

Days

Thurs., Mar. 21

Fri., Mar. 22

Sat., Mar. 23

:':HaUrs

4:00 pm - 8:00 pm

9:00 am - Noon

Noon - 3~00 pm

3:00 pm - 6:00 pm

4 :30 pm '-i' dj :30 pm;6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

9:00 am - Noon,.~

Noon - 3:00 pm

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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Jobs

pririt Registration

Plant RegistrationPlant TrafficWorker HospitalityPlant RegistrationPlant TrafficWorker HospitalityPlant Registration

"Plant TrafficWorker HospitalityJudges;:"~upperClerking

Security'qn~ 0 rrha t ~;Ol\~RaffleWorker HospitalitySecurityInformationRaffleWorker HospitalitySecurityInformationRaffleWorker Hospitality

Sun., Mar. 24 9:00 am

Noon

3:00 pm

5:00 pm

Noon

3:00 pm

5:00 pm

8:00 pm

SecurityInformationRaffleWorker HospitalitySecurityInformationRaffleWorker HospitalitySecurityInformationRaffleWorker HospitalityTear-down

Name Phone

Fax or mail to: Linda Schubert, 745 Grove St., Glencoe, IL 60022Phone and Fax: 847-835-0799

ILLINOIS ORCHID SOCIETY SPRING SHOWMarch 21-24, 1996

REGISTRATION FORM FOR SALES AND DISPLAY SPACE

2. I would like to request orchid plant sales space (must have a display inthe show which must follow show schedule quidelines.

a . 1/2 tab 1e (3 'x 3')b. 1 tabl e (3' x 6') '.c. 2 tables (3' x 12') (may be L-shaped)d. 3 tables (3' x 18') (may be L-shaped)e. Other , <~~plain)

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3 . I would like to request sales space for orchid-related items (musthave a display in the show which may be educational, but must becompletely orchid relatedan~ollow show sched1.41eguid~~ines).

a. 1/2 table (3' x 3')b. 1 tabl e (j' x 6"1 .

c. 2 tables (3' x 12')d. Floor space

also

4. I would like to clerk at the judging on Friday, March 22 at 6:30 pmYes No--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Ten per cent (10%) of all sal es wi 11 be colI ected by the IIIinois OrchidSociety and will be given to the Chicago Botanic Garden. There is no chargeto display and no table charge to sell.

Name

Address

Telephone ( ) _

Your display sign as you would like it to read.

Comments and suggestions:

Mail to: Linda Schubert745 Grove StreetGlencoe, IL 60022

Telephone: 847-835-0799(May fax to this number also)

GEORGE HAUSERMANN JR. PHONE: (708) 543-5628 FAX: (708) 543-5608

"COMING IN MARCfI SEEDLINGS & FLASKS"

PORTERSORCIDDS:

TAYLORSORCIDDS:

TUBAECUM SNOW GEM $25.00, DENDROCHILillyf WENZELTI $20.00,"---~:.. -=-.~ •...: - ". _.~~, .~',-.: . :---'-'

ARANGIS LuTEO':ALBAc,$3o.06rrNAL. ORtfCID WORLD "BONNIEVASQUEZ" $35.00, P. ZUMA AUSSIE DELIGHT "ZtJMA CANYON" $35.00

SOTEROSANTHUS SHEPHEARDTI $30.00, GALLEOTIA NIGRESCENS $40.00

E.F.G.ORCIDDS:

PAPH. JAVANICUM ALBA $200.00, pRAto MAHALO "CARMELAORCHIDS" FCCI AOS $30.00, PHRAG. RUBY SLIPPERS $100.00, PHAL.GOLDEN EMPEROR "SWEET" FCC IAOS $20.00

ORCHIDS BY PAPH. SUPERBIENS AMI AOS $25.00, PHAL. AMY JEAN "ADDISONHAUSERMAN: TRAIL" Heci AOS $30.00,t)NC. LANCEANUM "BOYmON AMI AOS

$22.50, LAELIA PURPURATA "CINDAROSA" $30.00

GREENVIEW NEOBEN'THAMlA GRACILIS :$12.00, PHi\4 PpLCHRA M2.00, PHRAG.GARDENS: CARDINALE "GREENVIEW" $45.00

WIND SONG: P.CHROMIUM EMPEROR "RISING SUN" AMI AOS $35.00, PHRAG. BESSEA$50.00, PAPH. PSYCHE $35.00, PAPH. MAGIC LANTERN $35.00

HOOSIER: DRACULA HIRTZII "LESTAT $145.00, DRACULA VAMPIRA "CLAUDIA $125.00,EURYCHONE GALEANDRAE $75.00, PHRAG. SCHROEDERAE "HOOSIERHYSTERIA" AMI AOS $300.00, STENORHYNCHOS SPECIOSUS $65.00

~~()RCt\\t)S\\lAP ME.E.'T"S~AKr\~~~i=\RS~ SUNDA'i \~i=E.RRUAR'i Be

CONt\~\~~~i=\RS~ SU~OA'i Oi= E.\JE.R'i MONt~$~.OOAnM\SS\O~

WHAT A PERFECT WAY FOR HOBBY GROWERS TOMAKE SOME EXTRA GROWING ROOM AND SOME

EXTRA CASH(CALL FOR DETAILS)

PLEASE SEND OR FAX ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE TO ME AT E.F.G. ORCHIDS"WE CAN ANSWER MOST OF YOUR CULTURAL QUESTIONS, AND MAY BE ABLE TO LOCATE SOME OF

THE OBSCURE SPECIES THAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR"