'DM'S

NEWSLETTER of the MIDWEST REGION of the AMERICAN DAFFODIL SOCIETY

AUGUST 1978

Regional Vice-President: Mrs. Wyman C. Rutled7e(Mary) 704 Ashley Dr.,Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

Regional Directors: 1979-Mrs. J. E. Anewalt(Fran)

509 Judith Dr., Kettering, Ohio45429 1980-Mrs. David Frey(Libby)

Rte. 3, Smith Road, Bloomington, Indiana 47401 1981-Mrs. William C. Baird(Grace)

1874 Collingswood Pd., Columbus, Ohio 43221 ADS Treasurer: Wells Knierim

31090 Providence Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 44124 ADS Director-at-Large: Mrs. Goethe Link(Helen)

P. O. Box 84, Brooklyn, Indiana 46111 ADS Committee Chairmen:

Miniatures-Mrs. Neil Macneale(Peggy) 524 Abilene Trail, Cincinnati, Ohio 45215

Publications-Mrs. William M. Pardue(Ruth) 2591 Henthorne Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43221

NEW MEMBERS We are very pleased to welcome to the American Daffodil Society and the

Midwest Region: Mrs. Richard Cole Anthony, 1299 Carron Dr., Upper Arlington, Ohio 4322 0 Mrs. Robert H. Brunner 610 College Lane, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 Ms. Margaret Chamblin, 220 Webster, Plymouth, Indiana 46563 Mrs. Seymour W. Dunham, 86 North West St., Bellbrook, Ohio 45305 Mrs. Robert Dunlap, 4275 Willow Hills Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Lawrence D.. Englerth 2461 22nd St., Rte. 2, Hopkins, Michigan 49328 Mrs. William Earls, Delaware Ridge Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45226 Mrs. Malvina Gooding, Rte. 4, Alexandria, Indiana 46001 Hugh H. Hoffman, 9015 Spooky Ridge Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 Isaac R. Hunter, Rte. 3,Box 33, GlenwoodRd., Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 Mrs. Claude E. Hursong, 4304 Schulte Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio 45205 Mrs. Chris Kimick, R. R. 4, Scottsburg, Indiana 47170 Fredelle S. Kirk, 8682 Appleblossom Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244 Mrs. Bernard W. Mansfield, 269 Bonham Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 Dean L. McClanahan, 573 East 600 North, Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 Mrs. Phillip J. McLaughlin, 7660 Rolling Oak Dr., Centerville, Ohio 45459 Mrs. S. C. Snyderman, 12728 U. S. 24 West, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46804 Mrs. Dora Strohecker, 5910 Hughes Rd., Galena, Ohio 43021 Mrs. Bruce Turner, 37140 Beech Hills Dr., Willoughby Hills, Ohio 44094 Mrs. Russell Tye, 491 Breezy Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244 Howard J. Ward, 97 West Pacemont Rd., Columbus, Chin 43202 Mrs. Ronald H. Wilke, 7091 Stine Rd., Fairborn, Ohio 45324

We hope you will enjoy your membership in the ADS and that we will get to meet you at our Regional Meetings and Shows.

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Mark your calender now and plan to attend: MIDWEST REGIONAL MEETING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER .30th

CHILLICOTHE, OHIO

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Wrffiru#f$SffS,ffiffitrroNEI.IStETTilH the iiID'dliST F,nCiON of the A]'IEHICAN f;AI'FOfi'fL S0CI::Y

AUGUST T978

Begional Ylee-Presldentr I'1rs. i'{3:nan C. Rutled.ge(t+ary)70+ asi:l"eJ' Dr",CLrillicothe, Ohlc l+5501

Reglonal Directors:1979alrs. J. S. Anet{ait(i':'an)

509 Judith Dr., ir.etterin6, Ah:o&J4Z)i980-F{rs. lavid Frey(tibby)

Rte. 3, Snith Road, B}-oonington, Indlana U74AL1981-l'lrs. iiillian C. Saird(Graee)

t8?4 Col-1ir:6swood Bd', Colu-:nbus, 0hio 4322tADS Treasurer: He11s ilnlerln

3tA9A Providence Rd.., Cleveland", 0irio Ll41'24

ADS Dlrector-at-iarge: f'Irs. Goethe Llnk(i{eien)P. 0. 3ox Bl|, Erookl1m, Indiana 46111

Affi Comnittee Cha:r:nen!l'liniatures-I'irs' i{ei1 ltacreale(P*Sey)

524 Ah:..1ene Tral], Cincir,nati, 0hio.452i5?ublicatlons-llrs. illl}lam I'1. Pardue(nuti:)

2597 Henthorne HC., Colunbus, 0hi'o 43?2L

NEH I,IBIBERSrde are very pleased to weleome to the AnerLcan Daffodll Soclety and the

Hidwest RegionrIrlrs. Bichard Cole Anthony, !299 Carron Dr., Upper Ar1ln6ton, 0hi9 l+3?20

Mrs. Boberb H. Brunner 5iO CoLtege Lane, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240Ms. Margaret Chamblin, 220 Webster, Plymcuth, Indlana 46563Mrs. Seymour il. Dunhaim, 85 liorbh Hest St., 3e1lbrook, 0hio 45305Mrs. Roberb Dunlap, 4??5 Hl11ow Htlls la.ne, Clnclnnatl, 0h1o 45243Is.rrence D, Englert,h 2C61,22nd. St., Rte, 2, Hophins, lilChlgan l{'?328

l,lrs. ldi11ta"rn Eirls, Delaware Bld.ge la.ne, Clncinnati, 0hio Lt52?6

Mrs. Malvlna Gooding, Hte. 4, Alexandri-a, Indlana 45001Hugh H. Hoffiaan, 9Oi5 Spooky fiidge Lane, Cj-nclnnatl, 0h1o 4524?Isaac R. Hunter, nt*. 3rgox 33r Glenwoodl,d.., Dowaglac, I'llchlgan 49A4?tlrs. Claude E. Hursong, 11304 Schulte Dr., c1nclnnat1, Ohio *5205Hrs. Chri-s Klmlek, R. B. 4, Scottsburg, intiiana *7i-,0Fredelle S. Kirk, 8682 Appleblossom Lane, Clncinnatl, Ohio 45?Wllrs. Bernard H. Mansfleld, 269 Borham Road, Cinelnnati, Ohlo 45?L5Dean L. MeClanahan, 5?3 East 500 Northr' Yalparaiso, Indiana 45383Mrs. Phi11lp J. Mclaughrltn, ?650 Bolling OaJ< Dr., Centerv111e, Ohlo &5459Mrs. S. C. Snyd.el:nan, 1,2?28 U. S. 24'vlesL, Fort Uayne, Ind'lana, l+5804

I{rs. Dora Strohecker, 59L0 Hughes Bd., Galena, 0h1o 43021'Mrs. B:mce ?unter, 3?L4O Beech Hll1s Dr', Wllloughby rlil1s, 0h1o l*4094$lrs. Bussell Tye, 491 Breezy lane, Clnclnnati, 0hio 45244Hor,rard. J. Uard., // Wesi.. Pacemont Rd., Coluinbus, 0hiu +)202FIrs. Ronald. H. !{11ke , ?Q97 5t1ne 8d.", Falrborn, 0hio 45}?4

Ue hope you ri11 enjoy your menbership in the ADS and that we 1111 get toraeet you at our Eeglonal i'leetlngs ani. Shoxs'

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Mark your calender now and plan to attend.r I{IDUEST REGIOiiAt MEETINC

:iHHII;-SEPTE}4ts8R 3'th

INTRODUCING the 1978 ' ' COLLECTIN far the HARRY I. IUGGLE, JR. MEMORIAL TROPHY

Certainly the winner, Mrs. Marie Eozievich, of the Harry I. Tuggle, Jr. Perpetual Trophy at the April 1978 National Show is to be regarded with admiration and perhaps a touch of envy. After all, there were four entries in the class which, according to the judges, could score 90 points each.

The winning 12 vases included Bethany, Top Notch, Aircastle and Precedent introduced by Mr. Mitsch in 1958,1970, 1958 and 1961 respectively.

From J. L. Richardson's Prospect House came Tonga, Highland Wedding, Norval,Faistaff and Amber Light presented in 1958, 1969, 1959, 1960 and 1967.

From Carncairn was Gin and Lime introduced in 1973. Loch Hope hybridized by J. S. B. Lea came to public notice in 1970. Rushlight has been grown by daffodil fanciers since 1957 and Angus Wilson is believed to be the grower.

It was interesting to discover after consulting catalouges and the Data Printout that 5 of these varieties were early bloomers, L were late and the remainder mid-season. It .was a most splendid .00llectioil.

Questions always come to the mind of the viewer. Was the late blooming season responsible? Surely the expert handling and selection by the exhibitor was evident. There was much exmarience, knowledge and know how that made it possible for that beautiful collection to win its coveted award.

This is what we learn at a National Show. This inspires others to imitate. This challenges other exhibitors. A Challenge Trophy ---- indeed yes ---- and well named!

Mary Elizabeth Blue

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All who attended the National Convention in Columbus in April enjoyed it immensely, an those of us from the Midwest Region were very nrocA that one of our ndwest Societies , the Central Ohio Daffodil Society, had done such a fantastic job! any thanks to all of the members of CODS who worked so long and hard and special Bouquets to Mary Lou Grips-hover, Convention Chair man and Ruth raidun, Show Chairnen.

We are sorry to lose Mary Lou Gripshover from our Region as she and her family are moving to Tennessee. Mary Lou has been a very active ADS member and was a charter member of CODS and Midwest Regional Vice-Preeiden, and is the new Editor of The Daffodil Journal. Our best wishes go with Mary Lou and her family on their new ventures.

Mrs. Charles H. Anthony, ADS Classification Chairman, has requested that anyone who finds any errors or suspected errors in "Daffodils to Show and Grow" inform her. Her address is 27 Gale Road, Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002.

We hope that all of those attending our Midwest Regional Meeting on Saturday, September 30th will bring at least one bulb for our Annual Bulb Exchange. Another good reason for you to come too.

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Cerlainly lh* u;::ner, -::s. riarie ia::i*vicnr of'+.he,{ar-r:i I" Tuggi*e jr. le:r;:ti:;a.1-Trophy at the Aprii 19'i8 ila*,,i,3ne.t Jhc;r is;o i;e r*Earded.:titi':. aC':iileilor: &ird pi:'h1psa touch of enr,"y. After a1.i, 'lhere Here four eriirie= in the class r+hich, acc$riiiil8 tothe jui.ges, co';1o scors !il polnt,s each.

The winnj-ng l?./ases included" Bethanirn ?op lioteh, Aircastle and Precedent introduced-by l{r. l'Iltsch in 1953 rL9?A, 1958 and 1?51 res;:ectirrely'

From J. L. Bj.ch+,::-i-son's ?rospeci fii;,-:se caaie I'or:ga, i{i6hianii ;ded'C'ing, }iorva}rlarsiaffanil lrnb+r i-;-ght p::*:;;:ni;;::'I rr, Ly)!, --'.:a-), i?:), 1i53 a::i iir5?.

Frorn Carncalrti xas Gin an<l l,iiae irrtroriuced in 19?3' Lcch liope hyb'rid"ized hy J'S' B'Lea cane to pubiic no'Lic* t:: 19?X, l:shiign*. i',a$ been gr:oi+ri by dar'fcdi1 fanciers sineet95? avn Angus vr'ilsrin is believed io be ti.te gro; er'

It nas interesti::g to c.isco.ler after ccnsulting *a"L,alouges ard. ihe Data Prlr'rtout'that J or- these vari;'r:*s ?rere early bloomersr il ;tere late anir the remainder nj-d-s€ail*:i, It "*a: a :,,;-{ i :-;i;illlj. ;*11"e ; j:'''+;i.

eue-.tio::* aiway= ,:*r;ie *.s ine :i:ir:d r:f ihe vierier. ,{as iiie late blc*iling o*ascnre;pcnsi,blr:? Surei-j/ ihe *.r;,ert h.anaiill;; and s+i*,ctlon by the exirihitor iu-a's evideiri'Theie qae nuch exp,:rience, knoule{:.,c and !;noa holg that na.d,e.'1"t posslbLe for tiraibeautif'cL collecticn lc xln it;: co'.ieiec aua::d'

lhis Ls uhat ;re i*a::: at a ira.tir:naI Shoir. This insplr** *'Lhe:= tc i-nitatr:' Thischalten$es other exhibito::s" A Challenge Trrphy ---- indeed yes ---- ar:d weli na"neci!

lriary Eliaabeth Elue

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Al1 who a.trr,end"ed the l,iational Convention in Colunbus in April enjoyed lt inrnensely,a.n,i ti:o*e cf u: fr.cn the irj-.j.-resi- Begi,::n ilere yer:/ pro.:d. tha.+, i:re cf tur i'Ii.C"d*st Sc'ciefi-e: 'th.e teniraL C-,io Le.ffocil Sociei3r, iad" acne sr:ch a. fa:i.i,asiic joil l{any Lhanks to ali';iihe nembers of CCDS '*ho workeo so long and he-rd. and special Bou,luets to I'iary Lou Gztps*hover, conventlon chaj-r man and Buth Fard.u^, shox chairaa"n.

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We are soia1r to lose l.Iary Lou Gripshover from our Reglon as she and" her fanily arenovlng to,Iennessee" Mary Lou has been a very active AIrS neinber and was a charber neri:berof CSDS and. l,iidwest Regilnal Yice-?reriden; and. is the new ndltor cf The Daffodil Jo'arn*'l"6ur best ;rishes go witf, i{ary Lou and her farrrily on their uetr ventures,

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I,irs, Charles H" Anthony, ADS Classiflcation Chaimtan, has requested. that anyone n}:ofinds any err']rs or sus!"et"a errors in "Daffcd.ils to Show and Grow" inforu her. Heraddress is 2? Cale Eoad., BLoonfteld, Connecticut 05002'

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'rie ho.pe that aii of ihose att,encln6 our i.tid.west '!.e8iona1 lieeti-ng cn Saturde.y, Se;{*ii:i:*r

30ttj rii1j. bring ai least one bulb for our An:aual Eulh ilxci:ange. An*'Lher good reae on faryou _to cone ioo.

SHOW RESULTS

CENTRAL OHIO DAFFODIL SOCIETY NATIONAL CONVENTION SHOW April 27-29, 1978 m The Sheraton Columbus Hotel, Columbus, Ohio Show ChaiLan - Mrs. William M. Pardue

226IBlooms 889 Exhibits 25 Artistic Desizns _

Gold Ribbon Mrs. Marie Bozievich --Aircastle

Miniature Gold Ribbon

Mrs. R. TaRue Armstrong --Segovia White Ribbon Mrs. Marie Bozievich __Aircastle

Miniature White Ribbon

Mrs. David Spitz --Segovia Junior Award

Maria Schmidt --Privateer Silver Ribbon

Mrs. James Liggtt --10 Blue+6 Red Purple Ribbon

Mr. Richard Ezell --Rose Royale, Shining Light, Euphony, Joyous, Festivity

Red, White,Blue Ribbon Dr. W. A. Bender __all seedlings under number grown by Dr. Bender

Lavender Ribbon Mrs. Goethe Link __Flyaway, Rupicola, Snipe, Minnow, Quince

Green Ribbon Dr. W. A. Bender --Green Jacket, Glendermott.

Precedent, Arctic Gold, Euphony, Strines, Replete, Preamble, Ariel, Festivity, Kin7bird, Panache

Roberta C. Watrous Award

Mrs. R. LaRue Arms Ong --Pixie's Sister, Baby Moon, Paula Cottell, Stafford, Rikki, Clare, April Tears, Segovia, Bobbysoxer, Xit, Demure, Pixie

Carey E. Quinn Award

Mrs. Marvin V. Anderson --Gxandore, Broomhill, Fiji,

Perimeter, Golden Aura, Vulcan, Ballymoney, Pure Joy,Innis Beg, Joybell, Bluebird, Kingscouxt, Tullyroyal, Rockall, Rain-bow, Arctic Gold, Safari, Strines, Canisp, My Love, Hotspur, Fire Flash, Siletz, Heath Fire

Rose Ribbon

Dr. W. A. Bender __ 67-1 (Orion X Anacapri) Miniature Rose Ribbon Mrs. G. D. Watrous, Jr. __5-W-8 (Seville x n. watieri Harry I. Tuggle, Jr. Mrs. Marie Bozievich -- Tonga, Highland Wedding,

Memorial Trophy Loch Hope, Gin &Lime, Top

Notch, Bethany, Aircastle, - Norval, Falstaff, Precedent Amber light, Rushlight

Larry P. Mains -- Glenwherry, Enniskillen, Memorial Trophy Mrs. Paul Gripshover Therm, Gossamer, Birma,

Corofin, Blarney, Jo, Ringstead

Maxine M. Lawler Trophy Mrs. Marie Bozievich __ April Love, Achnasheen,

Verona, Yosemite, Arish Men, Desdemona

Carncairn Cup Mrs. Marvin V. Anderson __ Ariel, Red Rum, Fiji,

Rainbow, Perimeter Matthew Foulds Award

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Anthony__ Jetfire

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Mrs. Paul Gripshover

I,Irs. Biarie Bosievlch

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--a-ii *eed,lings und,erltu.:i:i:e:' I;:r0'.'in br"' lY. ?e:liie;

--Flyaua;po Fupic.ola, 5n11eoi,i::l:t"i * i'.:i-:i1,,rl

--Green *iaci':e-t n Gle::d *r:aott .

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Ferine tel', Gc-: ':*Il L Ll:'a ,Yuleatr, Iral1;rr: i:i;;y, ?uz'i,Icy,Ir"ri:.. )i 5r Jo;:L*1-i.,Blueb'lr:J, i' in;s:c'.:t'',,TulLy::,r):a1 , ?**ke}.i, P.ain-vL,vll -".*vi/!U .jtl''rl -; '.u-4.r t

Strines, CanisPr i{Y r,oYotHotspur, ii:e l'Ia:h,Siletz, l{ea.Ln Fire

-- 6?-t (0rion x iinacaPrl)-- 5-"rl-8 (Sevi11e x n" 'n;slieri-- Tonga, Hlghland iiedo.inq'

Loch iiope, Gin &Lli:le, ToPiiotch, BethanY, Aircaslia.Norvai, Falstaff , }.receiierrl..Amber light, F.ushli-5h'i

-- Glennher{rr Ennish-i1entTherm, Gossaner, Birrna,Corofin, ElarneY, JotRlngsteaC.

-- April Love, Ael:nasl:een tVcrona, Ycse:riie, A:li=i-l,ie11, Desdenona

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Roberr,a {1 . 'r,ret,:ous A;qan'1 lirs. P,. La.llue Arn*tr*ng

Carey E, Quirm Award l{rs. }Iarv'i:: Y. A:lacrson

Gold Eibbcnl,iinial'are Gold iiibboni,rni l,; I.l. t.l::,::itr4ini-aLu:r*';lhii,* I'lilrtnJ finl0I .x,.i:ir iiiQ!lrrar- --'ia,rr'-

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Bed., i'lhii;*, Blue Ei"b'cl:n

Lavender ilibron

Green Hib'n*n

Rose Ribbonlllnlature Rose RibbonHarry I. Tugglee Jr.

I'lemorial Trophy

Larry P. Fialnsllemortal TrophY

Maxlne l{. Lawler TroPhY

Carncaim Cup

I'Iatthew FoulCs Ar*a:xl

Hrs. I,larvin Y, Anderson -- Ariel, Bed Rumr FIji,Fe:inbcw, Pe ::-:re f;er

Flr. & i{rs, Ckrarles A. Anthony-- Jetfire

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774 Blooms Gold Ribbon Miniature Gold Ribbon White Ribbon Miniature White Ribbon Junior Avf:ird Silver Ribbon Parole Ribbon

Red, White,Blue Ribbon

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Lavender Rib

(lrecn Ribbon

ort s Mrs. Janes Li rat Mrs. Charles Zaring Mrs. Henry Hobson, Jr. Joan Ados17: rs.. jr=.03 Liggett

Mrs, James Liggett

Mrs. Stuart Jacobs

Mrs. Willi Pardue

Mrs. James Liggett

William Pardue

DAFFODIL LSE Show ChairFaro

2.3 Artisticrjeigri,a -Top Notch -Minnow -Limerick -XII -Laura 7+ -21 Mlue Ribbons -Arbar, Pima, Langwith, Balalaika Ben face -Fastidious, Lilac Delight, Peace Pipe, Ivy League, Suede -Rushlight, Bethany, Verrl.in, Binkie, Gin and Lime - Snipe, Sundial, Segovia, Minnow, Jumblie -krielo Olathe, Rookall,Avenger, PerkyRushlight,Bushtit, Pinza, Strines, Golden Aura, Raocoes, Verdin -Audubon, Doubtful, ,iitsoh A16/7, Ave, Goldcomrt, Panae',ce -htit, Killdeer, Pinza, Descanso, _ Drops, Yosemite

Bronze Ribbon Mrs. William Baird

Pes,gj deports! I wcald lihe to say that our 9th SWOES Show vas Meld for the fir:: time in a shcpping center, end though it gave us some problems, we fe.-1 it was

- public-relatjohs success with the general public. TAHITI -- Some lovely single specimens enraptured people who "didn't know daffodils looked like that". Ai': When show bioke up this is the flower on-lookers wanted to tae home. BOUDOIR.nil trumpet) and LILY: SSLICHT delighted. GREEN QUES2 in a vase-of-three caoght a lo of eyes. ALL NTAIATURES -- These were also featured in the educational exhibit.

ADENA DAFFODIL SOCIITLY SHOW

April 14, 1'2 Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital

Show Chairman - Mrs. Goldia err is

55 Artistic Designs -Ave -Cyclamineus -Court Martial -Snipe -14 Blue Ribbons -Ben Hee, White Charm, Mitsch seedling 6-36-33, Glendermott, Canisp -Wahkeena, Opalescent,Jubilation, Festivity, Accent -Binkie, Gin and Line, Bethany, Rushlight, Charter

520 Blooms zxhibits Gold Ribbon

Mrs. James Liggett Miniature Gold Ribbon Mrs. James Liggett White Ribbon Mrs. James Iiggett

Miniature White Ribbon

Mrs. James Liggett Silver Ribbon

Mrs. Harry Wilke PurpleRibbon Mrs. James Liggett

Red, White, Blue Ribbon

Mary Rutledge

Maroon Ribbon Mrs, William Pardue

Goldia Veunia reports: Tangent was a beautiful bloom - raspberry-rose CUD. was very nice. Gnalescont was very distinctive this year with lovely color and. Our white trumpets - Panache, Cantatrice and Vinil - were gorgeous.

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The 1978 Daffodil Season opened late in Southern In: liana since the winter's snow lingered on to the first day ofepring. After a few lovely early. blooms, a heat wave moved in with temperatures at times in the 80's, bringing bloom along. too fast with many imperfections, weak stems, and little substance. The heat wave was followed, however, by many weeks of cool, moist, near-perfect daffodil weather, showing us tints and magnificent color such as we seldom see.

The great joy of the season was the. persistence ef exellent quality bloom of many cultive= frc many divisions into late hay---far anything experienced in my garden in the last 25 years. A visit to Helen Link's eesSen on May 17th not only con-firmed the phenomenon, but added considerable emphasis---her late, late show was dazzlin

After I had commented on the abundance and exceptional Quality of literally hundreds of cultivars in the test beds and in the turf, Helen. infermed me that she had cut several bucketfuls of the best blooms early that morning for a garden club meeting a few days hence. Such a superfluity of richest

Helen Link's own introduction, Pewee, was outstanding. Exceedingly' floriferous on tall, stout stems; it stood out from the crowd! Dallas vied with Pewee for sheer beauty.

Seraph was an eye--catoher with incredible color. April Tears and hawera had massed cascades of bloom, as did a whole row of sister seedlings of Petrel, with 27, and 28

of show-class quality.

One can scarcely avoid superlatives, and the Jonquilla section of one test bed was superb, with Bunting, -Anch, Dicelssel, Clare, Plxle,ebap, Demure, Green Gin,,;er, Sun

Disc, Quick Step,- Divest imento, Golden Sceptre, Oryx, etc, etc, still blooming well.

Cloud Nine deserves special mention, for in. Helen's garden it blooms two to a stem, which heightened the fact it was blooming its head off. A truly great daffodil!

My visit to Helen Link's garden was truly an experience one wanted to share!

Libby Frey

MIDWEST REGIONAL MEETING

The Midwest Regional Meeting will be held on Saturday, September 30, 1978 in the Smith Room at the Valley House Restaurant, 666 Central Center, Chillicothe, Ohio

10:00 - 10:30 Registration and Coffee .10:30 - 11:00 Welcome and Business Meeting 11:00 - 11:45 "The Making of a Daffodil Judge and Judging a Show" - Leonora Wilke

Questions will be welcome. 11:45 - 12:00 Before lunch pause 12:00 - 1:00 Buffet Lunch at the Valley House 1:00 - 1:45 RepoiLs from Societies on Their Activities: Past, Present and Future 1:45 - 2:15 Bulb Exchange 2:15 - 3:00 A Wells Knierim Slide Show featuring "Color Coding" with some slides

taken at the National Show in Columbus 3:00 - 3:30 Announcements and. Adjournment

The cost of the Buffet Lunch and Coffee in the morning will be $4.25 which will be collected when you register Saturday morning. Doughnuts will be available with the coffee on a "pay as you eat" basis. Advance registrations are needed by the restaurant and can be made by sending in the form at the end of this newsletter. If you find you can come at the last minute, however, come even without a reservation.

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1!iy visit to iieLerr Link'.r garden -rras t::rly an experisltce one lrani,e* tc shar*!

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The l,lidwest Regiorrai lieeting r,ri1l be held on Saturda.y, September ]0, 1978 Ln the Stnitl"r

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can. Or if you to r'..",C;'C uo .=;-.1adly give you directions. Chillicothe has several unidue shops and. eed-,rrf. National. eenument and the Adena State Memorial are interesting places to vieit.

If anyone wishes to stay overnluah, there is a Holiday Inn just north of town on Business Route 23 and a LK Noteljdst off Route 23 south at East Main Street.

We will. enclose a map which we. e neee you get to the Valley House once. you.

get close to Chillicothe. Some further directions to helt tee -

If you. are coming from the eche into on. Rusines Route 23. Come past the centers and many fastfccAH, yThee and. Ur,he J-ALL eost) on Route 35. This crosses

Scioto River and get e.fe ee e'ieeet exit eesee, eeet 104) andturn left onto North ineet.*Cometo Arc (first blin'efJeg yeller light at Allen. Ave.)

eel turn right onto Arch .--:ebxeet. Follow Afnh Street west 'ft Pi:mtt Ave. (second stop street fftmr passing Smith junior High School dh your riLht). Turn left on Piatt Ave. mhich goes inte shopningeenter. At stop sige turn right and you will see the Valley House next to the fnion,

Those coming on Route 33 from the west get off at High Street - Route 104 exit and turn right on 'High Street and follow directions from asterisk (*) in acove directions as for those coming from the north.

People coming from the east on Routes 35 ,750 or from the south on Route 23 should get at the Main Street exit. Turn left on Main Street and follow it through. town until

iLo junction with High St., Western Ave., and Carlisle PI.. Bear slightly to the right e-e estern Ave. (Route 50) and. come out to the Big Bear - Central Center sign and turn

into the shopping center. The Valley House is IN the shopping center en the left.

People coming from west on. Route 50 will come past entrance to Brewer Heights on left, University Drive on Tight (light), Woodbridge Ave.(light). There is a slight downgrade after Woodbridge and. you will see a large Big Bear - Central Center sign on the left. TVir 7:c=suhg to right of sign) left and go into shopping center. The Valley House is on the far lmft next to the Union.

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NOTICE

It has been suggested that our Regional Show be put on a rotating, alphabetical basis. This would help each Society know when its turn was and plan ahead to host the Show. The only restriction would be that it should be , two--day shou.Uould the president of each Society poll your members and see what they think of this idea? Please colqe to the Regional.

Meeting prepared to vote. Only one vote per Society, so the president or his designated delegate will cast the vote.

****xx As this is my first Newsletter since becoming the Midwest Regional Vice-President, I

would welcome your com;-ents and articles for future "Narcissus Notes". I hope to s- e you at our meeting on the 30th of September.

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