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March 2012 Bulletin 2 E.S.C. BULLETIN Volume 101, Number 3 EDMONTON STAMP CLUB The Edmonton Stamp Club Volume 101, Number 3 March 2012 ISSN: 0046-1318 The Edmonton Stamp Club dates back to Mailing address: P.O. Box 399, Edmonton AB T5J 2J6 1912. The Club is Life Chapter #6 of the Royal Web site: http://www.edmontonstampclub.com Philatelic Society of Canada and Chapter #680 of the American Philatelic Society. The editor welcomes communications of all kinds–letters, comment and articles. These may be forwarded to Box 399, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2J6 or [email protected]. 2011-12 Board of Directors Bates, Patricia Secretary & 434-9090 [email protected] Archivist Dykstra, Ed Vice President 421-0930 [email protected] Ellis, David Director 457-7491 [email protected] Friedenthal, Director 458-1233 [email protected] Steven Kuester, Peter President 451-0520 [email protected] Kluchky, Ken Director 472-2504 [email protected] Lockau, Jim Treasurer 467-4825 jlockau@shawca Muxlow, Edwin Director 459-5944 --- Savage, Tom Director 458-8332 [email protected] Schutte, Robert Director 989-1260 [email protected] Canada Post honours western Canadian artist Joe Fafard. Bill Castor Spencer, Keith Past president 437-1787 [email protected] has written the full story, on page 6. Warren, Carol Circuits Mgr 962-1234 [email protected] & Director Roman Zrobok Auctions 437-1605 wildrosephil@ wildrosephilatelics.com Ed Dykstra Auctions 421-0930 [email protected] John Attrell Web master [email protected] Regular meetings: Apr 2 & 16 & 30, May 14 & 28, Jun 11 St. Joseph High School Cafeteria, 10830 - 109 Street, 6:30 pm COPYRIGHT: Articles original to the Bulletin may be reproduced if the full source is given. The see page 14 for program details Edmonton Stamp Club cannot extend permission to reproduce articles that are themselves reprinted in the Bulletin. Certain articles original to the Bulletin are copyright by the author, showing©+ year, e.g. © 2003). Permission to reprint must be obtained from the author. Write in care of the Royal * 2012 * Royale: June 1, 2, 3; West Edmonton Mall editors. BULLETIN ADVERTISING RATES: Full page $ 30.00; half page $17.50; quarter page $10.00; other smaller commercial advertisements $7.50; yearly discount 20%; half year discount 10%. Editor: Alan Meech NEXT ISSUE: copy deadline April 19; distribution April 30. Volume 101, Number 3 E.S.C. BULLETIN 3 Greetings, Philatelists! This week’s March snowstorm rudely interrupted my post-Winter yard clean-up. The good news part (besides the extra moisture for our trees) is that I am now able to ease my conscience and type out a letter to let you know of all the behind-the-scenes dealings of the Edmonton Stamp Club lately. At the last meeting, Carol Warren collected change from all the members who participated in the Kiloware Night program and ended up REGULAR PUBLIC AUCTIONS selling almost 1500 stamps at a dime each. Deemed a success af the subsequent Board meeting, we were also informed that there were too WANTED IMMEDIATELY: many stamps to sort through in the time allotted and that many members saw only two or three of the trays out of the thirty-one that had been Single items ! CANADA, USA, Worldwide and foreign mint or used assembled. It was proposed that a few of the trays be brought to the next better single sets, errors, etc. meetings so that members could continue their kiloware selection- process with an honour system. Look, find, judge, decide, and leave a Covers ! CANADA and Worldwide individual covers, collections dime in the cup. If you find more, be honest and leave another dime for and accumulations including Postal History, unusual each one selected. If it continues to hold interest and is deemed to be items including pre-1925 picture postcards. worth the while, the kiloware table may become a constant addition to the coffee corner. Our club is built on the premise of assisting stamp Collections ! CANADA, USA, Foreign country collections and collectors and we hope that this will be another step in that direction. general Worldwide topical, etc. Please let a Board Member know how we are doing. Speaking of Board Members, our Elections meeting is on June 11 Accumulations ! Collection remainders, odds and ends, sheets, and since last month’s plea for a few other hands in the air, I have yet to Wholesale dealer stocks, quantity lots, postage, PERFINS, hear from someone who would be willing to help with next year’s Cinderellas, etc. Board. I have already proposed a schedule of 20 meetings for for the 2012-13 season with Edmonton Catholic Schools for the use of the St. Above items required immediately for outright purchase or inquire about Joe’s cafeteria and they are happy to host us so the space is there. The our attractive consignment details. Illustrated catalogues upon request. increase in time allotted for the meetings and reduced competition from Want lists filled. the cleaning apparatus have helped the meetings run more smoothly. The circuit books and auctions continue to be popular. We have an average of sixty members at each meeting and somewhere in the midst of those N E X T A U C T I O N : 1 2 M A Y 2 0 1 2 masses there must be a soul or three with a few hours to spend each month on the club that they support with their dues each year. Maybe Commercial Room (Downstairs) Chateau Louis Hotel you’ve already paid your dues for twenty-five years and would like to Conference Centre, 11727 Kingsway Avenue now give your time to the club rather than your membership dues. Viewing: May 11 (Friday) 12:00 noon - 8:00 pm We are seeking any and all talent and would especially welcome May 12 (Saturday) 8:00 am - 11:30 am (Continued on page 5) Auction at 12:00 noon sharp, Saturday, May 12 Volume 101, Number 3 E.S.C. BULLETIN 5 6 E.S.C. BULLETIN Volume 101, Number 3 Greetings, Philatelists! (Continued from page 3). , or expertise in the advertising and promotions department. Are all stamp Art Canada: Joe Fafard collectors as shy as I am about pushing a time-tested reliable product A Member’s Comments about Joe Fafard, his Art, Style and Career in like stamp collecting? I certainly hope not. Our club needs more than I Reference to Canada Post Art Issue of February 23, 2012 am able to offer it and while I am willing to continue to muddle along as Bravo! Many accolades should be directed to Canada Post for the President because I believe in the value of our small organization, I commemorative issue that publicizes the work of Joe Fafard, a know that there are other people on the Board who would be more than contemporary artist who specializes in sculpture. Joe is truly a western happy to mentor a new Board member or welcome back a past Board Canadian institution. His French Canadian family lived in rural southern member. We are the most welcoming sort of Board you could imagine. Saskatchewan. Canada post offered from February 23, 2012 a group of April will be busy with three meetings. Don Hulme and Ernie commemorative stamps that feature his art. Included is a 16-stamp pane Carlson are both slated for programs and I have enjoyed their stories in (valued at the domestic rate) showing a typical Fafard creation of a the past so I am looking forward to what they have to tell us. The last spotted cow, entitled Slowly She Shifted. A souvenir sheet of three meting, April 30, is our “Be-A-Dealer” night. Carol Warren tells me that stamps shows the same spotted cow, a sculpture called Dear Vincent that $7.50 will rent you a table to sell your excess wares but that selection is shows Vincent Van Gogh sitting (value $1.05) and a third stamp shows growing limited because half the tables have already been booked. You his sculpted running horses (value $1.80). Also available are a handsome may wish to talk to her soon. first day cover with the charcoal portrait of the pony called Fancy and Please check out the Royal, coming up at the beginning of June, on two booklets of six stamps each, one depicting the Van Gogh piece and the special web site www.royal2012royale.com . the other, Running Horses. Richard Barnes has carefully, diligently assembled over 300 lots for the Summer meeting auction and has announced his cut-off. I look forward to seeing them all on July 30. There is probably more that I could go on about but you’re spared that for now. I hope to talk with you at a meeting soon but until then, happy stamping! President Pete KENSINGTON STAMPS & COINS 12912 - 127 Street, Edmonton AB T5L 1A9 Buy • Sell • Trade Stocking stamps, stamp supplies, covers, postcards, postage, etc.; also coins, Whimsical, comical and satirical all describe his work; however, the coin supplies and bullion. way he maintains dignity in his work is with his own magic and instincts. Of himself, he is said to be a shy, sincere and likable man with Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am - 5:30 pm F 780-451-4577 a somewhat reserved personality. In 1966 he graduated with a Fine Arts degree from the University of Manitoba, after which he taught sculpture Volume 101, Number 3 E.S.C. BULLETIN 7 8 E.S.C. BULLETIN Volume 101, Number 3 and pottery at the University of Saskatchewan. During his career he has to his fondest friends/patrons.
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