[ SHOWGSD-L ] Some history again

  • From: VPREZHMF@xxxxxxx
  • To: arelee_1020@xxxxxxxxxxx, Ginialtman@xxxxxxx, showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 10:41:53 EDT

 

>
> I believe that was intended to make note of those that are  having an
> anniversary year for years 25 and 30.  So if you are 26  years or if  you 
> are 31 year
> that isnt being recognized  for the purpose of   recognition on your
> anniversary  year.  I dont know which years are being  recognized and when, 
 
> but it
> appears that 25 and 30 are in this month's   issue.  It might be that there 
> are plans
> to do 35, 40  and 45 and 50 -- I  dont know --but I will give Dania the
> benefit  of the doubt.  It is more  recognition than in years  past!
>
> Ginny Altman


 It's interesting that Ginny should post that LAST sentence. I've  heard over 
the last few years about people getting their 25 yr pin,and  complaining that 
they had not received it, I guessed it was a new thing,thought  it was a nice 
gesture and let it go,  But none of us old timers got a 25  yr pin ,or even a 
certificate,which was only given on your retiring  from service on the Board 
. The first year that Gail took over as  membership chairman from the 
treasurer ( forgot his name) of Dan Smith's  presidency ,She gave out some 
membership 
certificates( correct me if I'm  wrong Gail)and I got one with some odd number 
--38 yrs or something. And that  was it, until a group of us were honored 
last year at St. Louis for 50 yrs of  service. Of course there was a time when 
the GSDCA National was dedicated to a  specific person,and I was privileged to 
receive that honor.
 That tradition,was lost along the way as the club grew larger. Burr  Robins 
,Blanche Beisswenger,Marie Leary,Ernie Loeb were also honored that way.  The 
recipient's National expenses were paid,your one page Biography in the  front 
of the NATIONAL catalog,and then taken to the middle of the  ring. announced 
and cheered--kind of embarrassing,but fun. But we used to do  stuff like that. 
I 
remember also that one of the years I was judging the  National,happened to 
fall on my birthday and they brought a big cake with  candles on it to the 
middle of the ring,and everyone sang Happy Birthday. It was  a big pan cake and 
they cut it in little squares and was given out to all for as  long as it 
lasted. Why did we have so much fun back then--everyone was nice.  People were 
competitive,of course,but we didn't have the meanness,and  incivility  that 
exists 
now 
                                                                            
Helen Miller Fisher 



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