October 2013 JUDGES CHOICE SPECIAL INTEREST PLANT OF THE MONTH. Plant Name: Oeoniella (Oenla.) polystachys Exhibitor: Ken Martin Owners Comments:

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1 October 2013 JUDGES CHOICE SPECIAL INTEREST PLANT OF THE MONTH Foundation Date January Thelymitra ixioides Spotted Sun Orchid Postal Address PO Box 411 WOODRIDGE 4114 Queensland Australia Patrons: Logan City Mayor Pam Parker And Graham Oldham President Ken Martin Ph Vice President Reg Illingworth Ph Secretary Jan McKenzie Ph Treasurer Doug Mogg Ph N letter Editor Reg Illingworth Ph lados.editor@bigpond.com Committee Members Adrian Bergstrum Ph Trevor Cook Ph Myrella Coppus Ph Maree Illingworth Ph Pam Price Ph Barbara Smith Ph Next Monthly Meeting: Tuesday 15th October 2013 Commencing at 7.30pm. Logan Central Community Centre Cnr Jacaranda Ave & Wembley Road Logan Central. Next Committee Meeting: Tuesday 5th November 2013 Commencing at 7.30pm. Logan Central Community Centre Cnr Jacaranda Ave & Wembley Road Logan Central. Work Roster for October 2013 Hall Set-up at 6.30pm:Volunteers anyone that can arrive at 6.30pm will be appreciated. Supper: Kathy Walker and Mary Wencke Plant Name: Oeoniella (Oenla.) polystachys Exhibitor: Ken Martin Owners Comments: Housing:.plant is kept in a shade house with 50% shadecloth. No cover on roof for rain protection. The plant sits on a shelf approx. 1/2 metre from the floor on the southern side of the house. Feeding: Peters Hi-N & Blossom Booster is used alternately, with Seasol & Condy s Crystals added. Feeding is done weekly, Seasol added fortnightly, Epson Salts added monthly. All plants are fed the same. A hand held 5L sprayer is used for fertilizing Watering: Tank water is used once a week in winter, twice a week in summer. Potting Medium: I have only had the plant for 3 years. It was repotted 12 months after I received it & 2 years after that. The plant is potted in a 125mm x 125mm plastic pot using medium sized bark. Cultural Notes: Oeoniella s originated in the Island of Madagascar, they grow on the eastern side of the Island, near the Ocean in the lower level of tree branches. They bloom in the middle of the driest & hottest part of the season. They are also known as the wedding flower of Madagascar.

2 Editorial The October Newsletter has interesting info starting at Page 2 which has the shows to come, October committee meeting notes and the Guest Speaker, John Roberts with a Power Point Program about speciosum, Page 3 has the minutes from the September meeting, Page 4 has the Judges Choice for September, and the changes to the names of the benched plants with Page 5 having the photos of the winning plants, we missed taking a couple of photos of the winning plants, the benches in these sections were very crowded, Page 6 has the financial results from our show and an article about honey and cinnamon, the bark we have available and the cultural meeting info. Page 7 all about the Christmas function, Page 8, 9 and 10 the full show results, Page 11 is information about an Australian Orchid Council Judging course that may start next year, but only if sufficient numbers are obtained. We are having trouble sourcing guest speakers, I don't think Trevor Cook has had any assistance with this problem, they are for your entertainment or an increase of knowledge about orchids, if anyone can help please contact Trevor Cook at he would be really pleased. Please return any perpetual trophies at the next meeting. Reg SHOWS TO COME 10/12 Oct Tweed Dist O S Tweed City Shopping Centre 10/13 Oct Native O S Toowoomba Sarcostylis Festival Ridge Shopping Centre 12/13 Oct Bribie Island OS Bribie High School 12/13 Oct Orchid Species Soc Mt Coot-tha Auditorium 19/20 Oct Boonah Boonah High School 24/26 Oct Northern Rivers Orchid Species Central Shopping Centre Lismore 26 Oct Toowoomba O S St Pauls Hall 9/10 Nov North Moreton Qld Orchid Council Mt Coot-tha Auditorium 9/10 Nov Pumicestone Dist O S Ningi Community Hall 28 Nov Gladstone O & F S Valley Shopping Centre GUEST SPEAKER FOR THE OCTOBER MEETING The Guest Speaker for the October meeting, is John Roberts speaking on speciosium NOTES FROM THE OCTOBER COMMITTEE MEETING: Pam Price has preparations for the Christmas Party well in hand. Remember to bring a nice gift, (one you would like to receive yourself) valued at about $10. Ken Martin is asking for volunteers for the Sausage Sizzle at Bunnings on December 1st. Floral Art Workshops ( each 2 hours in length) are proposed for March 8th and 22nd 2014 at Daisy Hill. So far, three people have expressed interest. We need a total of 10 for the workshops to go ahead. Names to me by the October General Meeting please. The revised Constitution will be on its way to the printers soon. Jan McKenzie Secretary 2

3 MINUTES LOGAN & DISTRICT ORCHID SOCIETY INC.GENERAL MEETING 17th SEPTEMBER 2013 OPENING: The President Ken Martin opened the meeting at 7.35pm. WELCOME: to members and visitors, to our judges, David Cleal, Lynn Calligros, David Buhse and Kay Buhse. Scribes and Stewards were Bob Allen, Regina Chandler, Val Marsden and Trish Roulstone. APOLOGIES: as per register MINUTES: The minutes of the August meeting were accepted on a motion of Norm Roulstone, seconded by Jan Hooker. CORRESPONDENCE INWARDS: Logan City Council Cr Lutton Application Logan City Council Cr Pidgeon $500 Boonah Orchid Show Schedule Orchid Species Society Show Schedule North Moreton Summer Show Schedule Ipswich Orchid Society Spring Show Schedule CORRESPONDENCE OUTWARDS: That the correspondence be accepted moved by Jan McKenzie, seconded by Laraine Richmond. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: The Treasurer Doug Mogg moved and Margaret Tierney seconded that Term Deposit $5, and Operating Account Balance of $ be accepted. Full financial statement is included. NEW MEMBERS: Wendy Bailey, Sharyn McCredie, Paula Thompson were welcomed to the Society by the President Ken Martin and presented with information about the club as well as a book on the growing of orchids. GENERAL BUSINESS: Ken Martin thanked all those who helped at the Show on 24 th and 25 th August. Pam Price extended a thanks to Maree and Reg Illingworth for their commitment to the organisation of the show. Particular thanks went to the team in plant sales on the Saturday for an outstanding effort. Margaret Tierney thanked all those who helped with the floral art work. Ken Martin told the meeting that the committee had decided on the criteria for Life Membership, that it would be included in the by-laws in the new constitution and that every member would be given a copy of the constitution in the new year. Ken Martin asked if anyone would be able to store 7 polystyrene boxes, 3 rolls of fencing etc that we use for the Centro Display in May and table top displays at BOS and John Oxley Shows. Trade Sales Report: Adrian Bergstrum asked members to let him know if they were in need of particular items so that orders could be placed. Ken Martin spoke about 1 st December Sausage Sizzle at Bunnings. 4 people for each session. Roster to be circulated next meeting. Library Report: Graham Maggs was absent and will be so for a while through ill-health, so there was no report. KITCHEN DUTIES ROSTER FOR THE OCTOBER MEETING: 1. Kathy Walker 2. Mary Wencke CULTURAL OFFICER S REPORT: Reg Illingworth reported that a discussion of the show looked at who won and why. How people buy their plants. Next meeting will deal with re-potting. CHRISTMAS BREAK-UP DINNER: Ken Martin informed members that the break-up dinner will be held on 19 th November- $10 for members and $20 for non-members. Need to bring a present to the value of $10, something nice, that you would like to receive yourself. A plant perhaps or a bottle of wine etc. GUEST SPEAKER: There was no guest speaker. JUDGES CHOICE: John Roberts, assisted by Lawrie Baxter, gave an interesting commentary on the various place getters. CULTURAL AWARD: Epi. stamfordianum owned by Merv Stewart SPECIAL INTEREST PLANT OF THE MONTH: Oenla polystacya owned by Ken Martin POPULAR VOTE: Open Epi. stamfordianum owned by Merv Stewart Intermediate/Novice Phaius tankervilliae owned by Peter Berry LUCKY EXHIBITOR: Packing up: done by a committed band. Meeting closed:- 9.25pm. Lucky Exhibitor: Orange Number 88 Name Unknown Jan McKenzie Secretary 3

4 JUDGES CHOICE RESULTS FOR SEPTEMBER Dendrobiums 1 st Den.Troppo s Surprise Merv Stewart 2nd Den. Pink Doll Elegance Merv Stewart 3rd Den. Pam Tajima Margaret Tierney 2. Cattleyas Over 100mm 1 st Rlc. Sonya Jenkinson Jim & Margaret Zimmerman 2 nd Blc. Redland Beauty x C. Platinum Sun 3 rd Blc. Redland Beauty x C. Platinum Sun 3. Cattleyas 60mm to 100mm 1 st Rth. Dal s Moon 2nd Rlc. Rosella Scorpio * 3rd Rth. Sak s Fanfare * 4. Cattleyas Under 60mm 1 st Sc.. Dal s Good One Janelle 2 nd Sc. Dal s Good One 3rd Gct. Starrlyn Jim & Margaret Zimmerman 5. Cattleyas Novelty or Cluster 1st Ctna. Pixie x Ctt. Trick or Treat Jim & Margaret Zimmerman 2nd Gct. Varut Crystal Butterfly 3rd Ctt. Sixpenny Treat Jeff Griffiths 6. Paphiopedilum 1 st Paph. Spiderman Margaret Tierney 2 nd Paph. Lebaudyanum John Roberts 3 rd Paph. Booth s Strap Leaf Margaret Tierney 7. Vandaceous Alliance Flowers up to 40mm 1 st Vasco. Pine Rivers Udom 2nd Ascda. Arthorn Preecha A Bergstrom 3rd Ascda. Susan Ong Ah Mooi A Bergstrum 8. Vandaceous Alliance Flowers over 40mm 1st V. Lucky Man Udom 2nd V. Robert s Delight Inthaya Blue Doug Mogg Doug Mogg 9. Phalaenopsis 1 st Phal. Unknown Ken Martin 10. Oncidiinae 1st Ohd. Cherry Fudge Carmela 2nd Ons. Catatante Pumpkin Patch B & R Chandler N & T Roulstone 11. Miscellaneous Large 50mm and over 1st Phrag. Eric Young George Tsambourakis 12. Miscellaneous Small Under 50mm 1 st Cym. Sparky J & P Buchanan 2 nd Epi. Unknown B & R Chandler 3 rd Spa. Sunshine George Tsambourkis 13. Australian Native Hybrid Dendrobiums 1 st Den. delicatum **** B & R Chandler 2 nd Den. Strioling 3 rd Den. canaliculatum x Hybrid George Tsambourkis 15. Australian Native Species 1 st Dock. linguiforme var. nugentii John Roberts 2nd Sarco. falcatus John Roberts 3rd Den. canaliculatum Norm & Trish Roulstone 16. Species Exotic Sympodial 1 st Epi. stamfordianum Merv Stewart 2nd C. intermedia var. orlata 3 rd Paph. appletonianum Margaret Tierney 17. Species Exotic Monopodial 1 st Oenla. polystachys Ken Martin 2 nd Aen. jensenii Norm & Trish Roulstone 18. Intermediate Cattleya Alliance 1 st C. Snow Blind * Sheila & Bob Allen 2 nd Gur. auranticia Mishima Spot Jan McKenzie 3rd Unknown Col & Janni Myers 19. Intermediate - Dendrobium Alliance 1 st Den. Unknown Trevor Cook 2 nd Den. Cherry Dance Chao Praya Jan McKenzie 3rd Den. (Linda x Speckles) x Caloundra Peter Berry 20. Intermediate Any Other Genus 1 st Phaius tankervilliae Peter Berry 2 nd Chy. bractescens Trevor Cook 3 rd C. (Petite Rose x Dal s Rage) Sheila & Bob Allen 21. Novice Cattleya Alliance 1st Rlc. Mount Isa 2nd Ctt. Swan s Sparkle * 3rd C. Claesiana Julie Copley-Bishop Gary Kapernick Dale Lynch 22. Novice Dendrobium Alliance 1 st Den. Roy Tokunaga Julie Copley-Bishop 2 nd Den. nobile var. virginale Dale Lynch 23. Novice Any Other Genus 1 st Unknown Angela Kehoe 2 nd Phal. (Tysing Shin Phoenix x Tying Shin Forever Love) Julie Copley-Bishop 3 rd Phal. Unknown Julie Copley-Bishop Cultural Award - Epi. stamfordianum 75% Merv Stewart Special Interest Plant of the Month Oenla polystachys Unusual Not viewed very often Popular Vote Open Epi. stamfordianum Ken Martin Merv Stewart Popular Vote Novice & Intermediate Phaius tankervilliae Peter Berry 14. Australian Native Hybrid Other than Dendrobiums 1st Sarco. Lustrous Margaret Tierney Would all Members who will bench orchids at any future meetings, please change their plant tags as necessary, so that we do not have to do these alterations continuously. Changes are marked with * Please Note Class 13 Aust. Native Hybrid 1st place is a Den. delicatum a species!! Lucky Exhibitor: Orange Number 88 Name Unknown Tabling Statistics: 113 Plants Benched by 23 Members 4

5 1. Dendrobium 1 st. Den. Troppo s Surprise Merv Stewart 2. Cattleyas Over 100mm 1 st. Rlc. Sonya Jenkinson Jim & Margaret Zimmerman 3. Cattleyas 60mm to 100mm 1 st. Rth. Dal s Moon 4. Cattleyas Under 60mm 1 st. Sc. Dal s Good One Janelle 5. Cattleyas Novelty or Cluster 1 st. Ctna. Pixie x Ctt. Trick or Treat Jim & Margaret Zimmerman 6. Paphiopedilum 1 st Paph. Spiderman Margaret Tierney 7. Vandaceous Alliance Flowers up to 40mm 1 st Vasco. Pine Rivers Udom 8. Vandaceous Alliance Flowers over 40mm 1 st. V. Lucky Man Udom Doug Mogg 9. Phalaenopsis 1 st.phal. Unknown Ken Martin 10. Oncidiinae 1 st. Ohd. Cherry Fudge Carmela B & R Chandler 11. Miscellaneous Large 50mm and over 1 st. Phrag. Eric Young George Tsambourakis 12. Miscellaneous Small Under 50mm 1 st Cym. Sparky J & P Buchanan 13. Australian Native Hybrid Dendrobiums 1 st. Den. delicatum B & R Chandler 14. Australian Native Hybrid Other than Dendrobiums 1 st Sarco. Lustrous Margaret Tierney 15. Australian Native Species 1 st Dock. linguiforme var. nugentii John Roberts No Photo 16. Species Exotic Sympodial 1 st. Epi. stamfordianum Merv Stewart 17. Species Exotic Monopodial 1 st. Oenla. polystachys Ken Martin 18. Intermediate Cattleya Alliance 1 st. C. Snow Blind Sheila & Bob Allen 19. Intermediate Dendrobium Alliance 1 st. Den. Unknown Trevor Cook No Photo 20. Intermediate Any Other Genus 1 st. Phaius tankervilliae Peter Berry 21. Novice Cattleya Alliance 1 st. Rlc. Mount Isa Julie Copley-Bishop 22. Novice Dendrobium Alliance 1 st. Den. Roy Tokunaga Julie Copley-Bishop 23. Novice Any Other Genus 1 st. Unknown Angela Kehoe 5

6 Financial Summary LADOS Annual Show Aug 2013 Income Expenditure Door Entry Screen Printing Sashes LADOS Raffle Hall Hire Cancer Raffle Print Stationery & Post B/Tray Raffle B/Tray Spot Raffles Fruit Trays Floral Art Kitchen Kitchen Foodstuffs Book Sales Commission Plant Sales Floral Art Sponsor Booklet Cash Raffles Donations Hall Cleaning Fund Raising Qld Cancer Council Cancer Raffle cost Advertising Friday Night Dinner Show Committee Sundries S.R.J.P. & Photo Judging Cash & Voucher Prize Money Total $ Total $ Realizing a return of $ CINNAMON AND HONEY Cinnamon and Honey Honey is the only food on the planet that will not spoil or rot. It will do what some call turning to sugar. In reality honey is always honey. However, when left in a cool dark place for a long time it will do what I rather call "crystallizing" When this happens I loosen the lid, boil some water, and sit the honey container in the hot water, turn off the heat and let it liquefy. It is then as good as it ever was. Never boil honey or put it in a microwave. To do so will kill the enzymes in the honey. Cinnamon and Honey Bet the drug companies won't like this one getting around. Facts on Honey and Cinnamon: It is found that a mixture of honey and Cinnamon cures most diseases. Honey is produced in most of the countries of the world. Scientists of today also accept honey as a 'Ram Ban' (very effective) medicine for all kinds of diseases. Honey can be used without any side effects for any kind of diseases. Today's science says that even though honey is sweet, if taken in the right dosage as a medicine, it does not harm diabetic patients. Weekly World News, a magazine in Canada, in its issue dated 17 January,1995 has given the following list of diseases that can be cured by honey and cinnamon as researched by western scientists: see next month for more info 6 POTTING SUPPLIES ORCHIATA Bark is available FROM Ken Martin, Phone Dianna Street UNDERWOOD. It is available in 4 sizes, Small 6-9mm, Medium 9-12mm, Large 12-18mm and Extra Large 18-25mm. The price to LADOS members is $25.00 per 40L bag,. Coconut Chips are available in 2 sizes, small and large from $11.00 per block. Ken has also taken delivery of Perlite which is now available from him. The Logan and District Orchid Society Inc. Saturday Cultural Information Meeting Invitation to all Logan & District Orchid Society Inc. members to attend the meeting of the The Logan and District Orchid Society Saturday Cultural Information Meeting, at 51 Lionheart Street Forestdale 4118 The meeting will be at 9.30 am on Saturday the 2nd November The topic for the meeting will be Oncidium Culture. Please bring along any problem plants or a plant in need of a repot and if time permits we can discuss these problems and repotting methods. As with previous meetings it would be appreciated if you would contribute $1.00 towards the cost of photocopying. If possible put a fold up chair in the car it may or may not be needed. Our phone number is: Our address is: 51 Lionheart Street Forestdale 4118 Maree and Reg are looking forward to seeing you on the day.

7 LOGAN AND DISTRICT ORCHID SOCIETY CHRISTMAS BREAK-UP DINNER TUESDAY 19th NOVEMBER 2013 Christmas Dinner comprising Nibblies Main Course A choice of three meats Hot Savory Filled potatoes four different salads There will be a choice of three Desserts Tea and Coffee or Soft Drinks will also be available This year we will be having the same Caterers as last year. As usual the break-up will be held on our last General Meeting night for the year 19th November at 6.45 pm The cost will be $10.00 per head for members and $20.00 per head for non-members Bookings are to be made and paid for by the meeting on the 15th October Any questions contact Pam on The 2013 Judges Competition prizes and special awards will be handed out at the dinner There will also be the usual rolling raffle Come along and join us all in what will be a great night of friendship and fellowship 7

8 Logan and District Orchid Society Inc. Winter Show Report Date of Show 23/08/2013 Mem No Members Name Plant Name Place A1 Cattleya Alliance Predominantly White 67 Zimmerman J & M Blc. Burdekin Bells Mary AM/AOC First 224 Woolley N Lc. Tokyo Magic x Melody Fair Carol Second 41 Baxter L Blc. Memoria Gordon Valance Third A2 Cattleya Alliance Predominantly Yellow or Green 67 Zimmerman J & M Blc. Brunswick Dilemma First 226 Haase K Rlc. Karen's Sunrise Second 77 Hearne N Blc. Lahina Gold Third A3 Cattleya Alliance Predominantly Purple, Mauve or Lavender 67 Zimmerman J & M Blc. Sylvia Fry 'Hamey' First 226 Haase K Blc. Drumbeat x Memoria Crispin Rosales Second 67 Zimmerman J & M Blc. Memoria Gordon Valance Third A4 Cattleya Alliance Any Other Colour - Includes splashed/ flared petal types 67 Zimmerman J & M Blc. Dal s Dynamite First 226 Haase K Blc. Redland Gem 'Prife' x Blc. Dream Trader 'Treasure' Second 67 Zimmerman J & M Hagw. Red Stella Third A5 Cattleya Alliance Compact & Miniature - Exhibition form - 80mm & under 226 Haase K Sc. Dal's Good One First 224 Woolley N Sc. Oh See 'Laina' Second 144 Horsey R & E Otr. Nailia Surprise 'Aisaka' Third A6 Cattleya Alliance Novelty and Cluster Types 67 Zimmerman J & M Slc. Precious Jewel x Lc. Rojo First 144 Horsey R & E Hknsa. Rest in Peace Second 63 Pritchard T & B C. Landate x C. millerii x L. Crispata Third B7 Paphiopedilum Complex - Any Colour - Spotted and Unspotted 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. Global Passport 'Simplicity' First 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. Bilgay 'Look at Me' Second 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. Highland Pride 'Marie' Third B8 Paphiopedilum Primary Hybrid 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. Fanaticum First 21 Tierney M Paph. Myra Second 21 Tierney M Paph. Memoria Larry Heuer Third B9 Paphiopedilum Novelty Hybrid 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. Eerie Flame First 21 Tierney M Paph. Makuli Second 21 Tierney M Paph. Mod Maud x Pulsar Third B10 Paphiopedilum Species 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. sukhakulii 'Giant' First 21 Tierney M Paph. chamberlainum Second 21 Tierney M Paph. fairrieanum Third C11 Vandaceous Alliance, Vanda Hybrid 93 Mogg D V. Pakchong Blue 'Giant Blue' First 93 Mogg D V. Mevr. L. Velthuis x (Doctor Anek) Udom Second 128 Roulstone N & T V. Pakchong Third C12 Vandaceous Alliance, Ascocenda Hybrid 60mm and under 128 Roulstone N & T Ascda. Susan Ong Ah Mooi First 128 Roulstone N & T Ascda. Suksamran Sunlight Second 27 Bergstrum A Ascda. Meda Arnold x Peggy Foo Third C13 Vandaceous Alliance, Ascocenda Hybrid over 60mm 501 Addison S Ascda. Korb Fah x Rose Charm First C14 Vandaceous Alliance, Vandaceous Intergeneric Hybrid 226 Haase K Arh. Tittima x Rhy. gigantea var Alba/Red Spots First 21 Tierney M Srts. Braveheart Second 27 Bergstrum A Vasco. Pine Rivers 'Red' Third D15 Phalaenopsis/ Doritaenopsis, ExhibitionType Predominantly White 12 Illingworth R & M Phal. Taisuco Kaaladian x Dtps. Join Angel First 94 McCully P & J Phal. Sogo Musadian Second 12 Illingworth R & M Dtps. I-Hsin Honey Girl Third D16 Phalaenopsis/ Doritaenopsis, ExhibitionType Predominantly Pink 12 Illingworth R & M Dtps. Mount Beauty First 12 Illingworth R & M Phal. Sogo Cherry x Hadrian's Villa Second 12 Illingworth R & M Phal. Leopard Prince Third D17 Phalaenopsis/ Doritaenopsis, ExhibitionType Spots or Stripes 18 Stewart M Dtps. Champion Lightning 'Splash' First 94 McCully P & J Phal. unknown Second 12 Illingworth R & M Dtps. Chian Xen Magpie Third D18 Phalaenopsis/ Doritaenopsis, Novelty 94 McCully P & J Dtps. Sogo Manager 'Nina' First 21 Tierney M Phal. In-Charm Jade x Nobby's Amy Second 21 Tierney M Phal. Sogo Splendor Third 8

9 Logan and District Orchid Society Inc. Winter Show Report Date of Show 23/08/2013 Mem No Members Name Plant Name Place E19 Cymbidium - any Colour - under 60mm 35 Buchanan J & P Cym. Sparkey 'Peta' First 94 McCully P & J Cym. Mini Dream 'Homeleigh' Second E20 Cymbidium - any Colour - 60mm - 90mm 3 Scriven B Cym. Bingo 'The Globe' First 35 Buchanan J & P Cym. Nana Pitts Second 94 McCully P & J Cym. Volcano Flash 'Tim Tam' Third E21 Cymbidium - any Colour - over 90mm 94 McCully P & J Cym. Kuralta Park 'Tenyson' First 94 McCully P & J Cym. Anna Szaba 'Geyserland' Second 35 Buchanan J & P Cym. Yowie Pepper 'Genghis' Third F22 Oncidiinae, Oncidium Equitant/Tolumnia/Zelemnia 18 Stewart M Onc. Liz 'Full Moon First F23 Oncidiinae, Oncidium 116 Westphal M Onc. Moonshadow 'Tiger Tail' First F24 Oncidiinae, Intergenerics 94 McCully P & J Onc. unknown First 94 McCully P & J Onc. unknown Second 67 Zimmerman J & M Mtdm. Hawaiian Sunset Third G25 Dendrobium, Eugenanthe - Any Colour 94 McCully P & J Den. Yukidaruma 'Queen' First 94 McCully P & J Den. Yukidaruma 'King' Second 94 McCully P & J Den. Papiyon x Yellow Ribbons x Bunny Girl Third G26 Dendrobium, Any Other - 50mm and under 6 Cleal D Den. Majestic Bee First 6 Cleal D Den. (striolatum x tretafolium) x fuligin osa Second 6 Cleal D Den. Roy Tokunaga x Den. Blue Twinkle Third G27 Dendrobium, Any Other - over 50mm 21 Tierney M Den. Wonder Nishii First 6 Cleal D Den Elated Second 41 Baxter L Den Unknown Third J28 Any Other Genus Hybrid 86 McCubbin J & M Epi. Topaz Rose 'Rosie' First 503 Cooper K Phrag. Memoria Don Wimber Second 127 Coppus M Phaiocalanthe Kryptonite 'Ursula' Third K29 Australian Native Orchids, Hybrid 6 Cleal D Den. x gracillimum First 94 McCully P & J Den. Victoria Blush 'Royal Show Zooz' Second 6 Cleal D Den. Aussie Angel x Amber Banks x speciosum Third K30 Australian Native Orchids, Species - excluding class 31 6 Cleal D Den. gracilicaule First 6 Cleal D Den. gracilicaule Second 127 Coppus M Dockrillea schoenina Third K31 Australian Native Orchids, Speciousum 6 Cleal D Den. speciosum First 6 Cleal D Den. speciosum Second 6 Cleal D Den. speciosum Berany Gold x Palmerston Third L32 Species - Monopodial Exotic Excluding Class 30, 37 & Illingworth R & M Phal. aphrodite First 12 Illingworth R & M Phal. aphrodite 'Jims x Robertsons' Second 41 Baxter L Angcm sesquipedale Third L33 Species Sympodial Excluding Class 10, 30, 31, 37 & McCubbin J & M C. loddigesii 'alba' First 504 Chang J Coel. flaccida Second 116 Westphal M C. intermedia Third L47 Rhynchostylis Species 21 Tierney M Rhyn. gigantea First 226 Haase K Rhyn. gigantea var. Red Second 226 Haase K Rhyn. gigantea var. Red Lip Third L48 Dendrochilum Species 125 Roberts J N Dendrochillum cobbianum First 501 Addison S Dendrochillum cobbianum Second 125 Roberts J N Dendrochillum cobbianum Third M34 Group of Three Distinct Genera 86 McCubbin J & M Group of Three Distinct Genera First 174 Tsambourakis G Group of Three Distinct Genera Second 94 McCully P & J Group of Three Distinct Genera Third 9

10 Logan and District Orchid Society Inc. Winter Show Report Date of Show 23/08/2013 Mem No Members Name Plant Name Place N35 Novice - LADOS Inc. Members Only, Cattleya Hybrid 212 Copley-Bishop J Blc. Burdekin Bells 'Mary' AM/AOC First 179 Cook T Roth. Topaz King Second 208 Kapernick G C. Princess Bells x (Lc. Maris Song x Aussie Sunset) Third N36 Novice - LADOS Inc. Members Only, Any Other Hybrid 205 Evans D Zygo. unknown First 208 Kapernick G Den. unknown Second 208 Kapernick G Onc. Sharry Baby Third N37 Novice - LADOS Inc. Members Only, Species 208 Kapernick G Den. speciosum 'Mt. Larcom' x Kroombit Gold First 208 Kapernick G Den. speciosum 'Windamer x self' Second 212 Copley-Bishop J Max. perphryostele Third N38 Intermediate - LADOS Inc. Members Only, Cattleya Hybrid 159 McKenzie J & I Slc. Dream Walk 'My Love' First 159 McKenzie J & I Lc. Culminant 'La Tuilerie' Second 159 McKenzie J & I Hks. Rest in Peace Third N39 Intermediate - LADOS Inc. Members Only, Any Other Hybrid 159 McKenzie J & I Den. Bardo Rose x Ellen x Den. Eureka First 171 Berry P Den. Harsun x Andron x Speciosum var. grandiflorum Second 171 Berry P Den. Robbie McInnes Third N40 Intermediate - LADOS Inc. Members Only, Species 171 Berry P Den. speciosum 'Windermere x Daylight Moon' First 171 Berry P Den. speciosum grandiflorum 'Kroombit Gold' x Mt. Larcom Gold Second 184 McCallum P Bulb. ambrosia Third P41 Displays - One or more growers 94 McCully P & J Display First P42 Displays - Orchid Societies 502 John Oxley Sec Display First 505 Brisbane Orchid Society Display Second 506 LADOS Display Third R45 Floral Art - Open Section Arrangement "Designing with Circles" 501 Addison S Designing with Circles First R46 Floral Art - Open Section Corsage 501 Addison S Corsage Open First 19 Griffiths J Corsage Open Second T47 Photography 78 Chandler B & R Photography Competition First 128 Roulstone N & T Photography Competition Second 128 Roulstone N & T Photography Competition Third Z1 Champion Orchid of Show 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. Fanaticum Champion Orchid of Show Z2 Reserve Champion 86 McCubbin J & M Epi. Topaz Rose 'Rosie' Reserve Champion Z3 Champion Specimen of Show 25 Williams J Coelogyne Unchained Melody Champion Specimen of Show Z4 Champion Cattleya Hybrid 67 Zimmerman J & M Blc. Sylvia Fry ' Hamey' Champion Cattleya Hybrid Z5 Champion Paphiopedilum Hybrid 86 McCubbin J & M Paph. Fanaticum Champion Paphiopedilum Hybrid Z6 Champion Vandaceous Hybrid 226 Haase K Arh. Tittima x Rhy. gigantea car. Alba/Red spots Champion Vandaceous Hybrid Z7 Champion Phelaenopsis Hybrid 18 Stewart M Dtps. Champion Lightning 'Splash' Champion Phalaenopsis Hybrid Z8 Champion Any Other Genus Hybrid - Class McCubbin J & M Epi. Topaz Rose 'Rosie" Champion Any Other Genus Hybrid - Class Z9 Champion Australian Native 6 Cleal D Den. speciosum 'Bob' Champion Australian Native Z10 Champion Species - Excluding Class 30 and Tierney M Rhyn. gigantea Champion Species - Excluding Class 30 and 31 Z11 Champion Novice - Intermediate 208 Kapernick G Den. speciosum Mt Larcom x Kroombit Gold Champion Novice - Intermediate 10

11 Australian Orchid Council Southern Regional Judging Panel (SRJP), Queensland Possible Establishment of an AOC Orchid Judging Training Course in We wish to determine if there is sufficient interest to commence an AOC Orchid Judging Training Course next year. Details An enjoyable learning experience Sufficient pre-requisite experience in orchids will be a determining factor in being admitted to the course. Generally, three years membership of an orchid society and a considerable involvement in several genera should be regarded as the prerequisite. The SRJP Executive will apply discretion in this matter where appropriate. Probably to be held on the 3 rd Wednesday of the month and for 18 occasions To commence between February and June 2014 Lesson Times: Start 7.30pm Finish pm Hopefully to be held in an inner Brisbane location with provision for parking An upfront payment of from $60-$75 (Yet to be finalised) Should the course commence in early 2014, graduates of that course would not become fully accredited judges until 2019 at the earliest. Could be five years till the following training course is conducted. The Southern Regional Judging Panel Registrar needs to know now if you are wishing to participate. Please advise him directly of your intentions if you could be interested in participating. He would also be happy to answer any further enquiries on the possible course. Les Vickers Registrar Southern Regional Judging Panel Phone lhvickers@bigpond.net.au 11