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GOLD COUNTRY ROSE SOCIETY 2003 ROSE SHOW RESULTS
City Hall, Rose Room, Auburn, CA - October 12, 2003
Photography & Results Compiled by Baldo Villegas
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| CLASS/AWARD | ROSE | EXHIBITOR |
Section A - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Amateur Section |
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| Class 1: Hybrid Teas and Grandifloras | ||
| Queen of Show | Veterans Honor | |
| King of Show | Gemini | |
| Princess of Show | Saint Patrick |
Michael Cevola
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| Court #1 | Elizabeth Taylor |
Michael Cevola
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| Court #2 | Touch of Class |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 2: Hybrid Tea & Grandiflora Sprays | Peace |
Dottie Michelis
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| Class 3: Floribundas, one bloom | Gypsy Moth |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 4: Floribunda & Polyantha Sprays | First Kiss | |
| Class 5: Miniature Roses | ||
| Miniature Queen of Show | Miss Flippins |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Miniature King of Show | Giggles |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Miniature Princess of Show | Fairhope | |
| Miniature Court #1 | Dr. John Dickman |
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| Miniature Court #2 | Sweet Caroline |
Colleen Gallagher
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| Class 6: Single Miniature Roses | Grace Seward |
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| Class 7: Miniature Spray | Ruby |
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| Class 8: Large Flowered Climbers | Fourth of July |
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| Class 9: Shrubs, other than Austins |
Rockin Robin
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| Class 10: David Austin / English Garden Style | Prospero |
Kay Polk
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| Class 11: Old Garden Roses | Sombreuil |
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| Class 12: Single Hybrid Tea Roses | Dainty Bess |
Dottie Michelis
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| Class 13: Container Grown Roses | Gizmo |
Florence Pratt
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| Amateur Sweepstakes | Most Blue Ribbons |
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Section N - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Novice Classes |
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| Class 14-19: Best Novice |
Palmetto Sunrise |
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Section C - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Challenge Classes |
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| Class 20: Fully Open Hybrid Tea | Chris Evert |
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| Class 21: Three Hybrid Teas | No Award |
No Award
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| Class 22: Three Floribunda blooms | Bill Warriner |
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| Class 23: Rose in a Bowl | Gemini | |
| Class 24: Trailing Rose | Gartendirektor Otto Linne |
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| Class 25: Miniature Cycle of Bloom | Incognito |
Colleen Gallager
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| Class 26: Miniature English-Style Box | Loving Touch, Party Girl, Anne's Delight, Amber Glow, Star Glow, and Winsome |
Dottie Michelis
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| Class 27: Miniature Rose in a Bowl | Soroptimist International |
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| Class 28: Miniature Rose Bouquet | Pierrine |
Ivanette Griggs
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| Class 29: Miniature Palette of Roses | No Award |
No Award
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| Class 30: Gold Country Rose |
No Award
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No Award
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| Class 31: Tin Can Derby |
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| Class 32a-32b: Rose Photography | The Impressionist |
John Lewellen
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Section P- Gold Country Rose Society Public Judging |
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| Class 33: Fragrant Roses |
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Judy Frederick
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Section J - Gold Country Rose Society Rose Show Judges' Class |
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| Class 34: Best Judges' Entry |
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Rosemary Sawyer
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DIVISION II - Gold Country Rose Society Artistic Division"A Tribute to Historic Auburn" |
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| CLASS/AWARD | ROSE | EXHIBITOR |
| LARGE ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 1: Tsuda Grocery - A design in the oriental manner with water showing |
Rena Webb |
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| Class 2: Pioneer United Methodist Church - A modern transparency design |
Iceberg, Secret, Catherine Morley, Queen Elizabeth, and Heaven |
Rena Webb |
| Class 3: No Hands Bridge - An abstract design using two containers Best & Most Creative Arrangement Earl Parsons Trophy |
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| Class 4: Neff Monument - A line or line mass design using rope and/or leather to symbolize leading horses and other animals to the historic watering fountain. |
Sarah Williams |
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| Class 5: Barnhard House - Dry rosecraft arrangement Best Dry Rosecraft Arrangement |
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| MINIATURE ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 6: Old Town Post Office - Designer's choice of style 6" in height, width, or depth. |
Kay Polk |
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| Class 7: Old Town Firehouse - Designer's choice of style 10" in height, width, or depth. |
Kay Polk |
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Class 8: Shanghi Restaurant - Oriental Design not to exceed 8" in
height, width, or depth. |
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| Class 9: Auburn Drug Company - Designer's choice of style 10" in height, width, or depth. |
Dave Coop |
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| NOVICE ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 10: Placer County Courthouse - Designer's choice of style. May include rose stems and/or hips. |
No Award |
No Award |
| Class 11: Gold Country Fair - Designer's choice of style 10" in height, width, or depth. |
No Award |
No Award |
| JUDGES' ARRANGEMENTS | ||
| Class 12: Auburn Chamber of Commerce Rose Garden - Large -
Designer's choice of style Best Judges' Arrangement |
Marie Hubbell |
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Class 13: Flash in the Pan - Miniature - Designer's choice of style. Not to exceed 10". |
Ann Marie Harris |
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Trophy Table, center portion showing many of the major winning roses
Allan Hendrix, filling out the trophy tag information and doing a great job
as a calligrapher
Arrangement Judges, Marie Hubbell, Dolores Muffin, and Marvin Rudd
Linda Burg, judging the Court of Honor. Five roses were asked to be selected
by each judge. From that the top five roses were selected based on points received.
Additional votes are taken for selection of the Queen of Show, the highest award
in this show. Then another vote is taken for the selection of the King of Show.
A third vote is taken for the selection of the Princess of Show.
Judging of the Mini Court --- a tough decision to make!
This is where the judges earn their money as Judges Chair, Ernie Magill told everyone.
Selection of the Mini Queen, King and Princess is done just like in the big roses.
Linda Burg and Diana Ford judging the miniature spray specimens. Next to the
mini sprays are the Mini Rose in the Bowl specimens.
Michael Devecenzi, Lynn Schweissinger, and Rosemary Sawyer judging the Floribunda
spray entries.
Bob Martin's Butter Cream miniature rose. This is its second debut of this rose in the NCNH District.
Amber Glow, an unusual rose seen for the first time in this show.
Dr. John Dickman, its first showing of this new miniature rose hybridized by Bridges.
Oregon Rainbow, miniature rose, seldom shown except in the Sacramento area.
Palmetto Sunrise another miniature rose a bit more widely available in the United States.
Roller Coaster miniature rose hybridized by McGredy and a great rose to have for this area.
Special Angel miniature rose, an uncommon mauve miniature rose.
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Last Updated: October 15, 2003
