Rose, Rosen, Roses
@_ Die Welt, Le Monde, The World
Awards, Distinctions, Awards

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Laureate - Rose

Engl. "Laureate" geht zurück auf lat. "laurus" = "Lorbeer" bzw. lat. "laurea" = "Lorbeerbaum", "Lorbeerkranz".

(E1)(L1) http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Laureate
(E2)(L1) http://www.bartleby.com/61/s151.html
(E1)(L1) http://www.bartleby.com/81/L1.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=laureate
(E?)(L?) http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/pl.php?n=21125
(E?)(L?) http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/


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Rose d'Or (W3)

Rose d'Or Charity Award in remembrance of Sir Peter Ustinov (E6)(L?) http://www.rosedor.com/
(E6)(L?) http://www.presseportal.de/story.htx?nr=651238
"The Golden Rose", the festival for entertainment television programming, was created in 1961 out of the need for national broadcasters to fill the gaps in their summer schedules with inexpensive, qood quality programmes.

The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes; it is also the most important business rendezvous for the onscreen entertainment community.

The Festival‘s goal has always been to reward originality, quality and creativity in entertainment programming, and to encourage excellence in television and new media. Throughout its history, the Rose d’Or has gathered the best of the year's new entertainment and made it easy for international broadcasters, buyers, producers and press to see it all. Around 40 countries are regularly represented at the Festival.

23.02.2005 - 16:42 Uhr, Festival Rose d'Or
Bern/London (ots) - Während einer Veranstaltung in der Schweizer Botschaft in London, bei der rund 100 Medienvertreter anwesend waren, gab der CEO der Rose d'Or, Georges Luks, bekannt, dass Sir Bob Geldof den Rose d'Or Charity Award 2005 erhalten wird und dass der grösste englische Privatsender ITV sowie die legendäre britische Komikertruppe Monty Python's in die Rose d'Or Hall aufgenommen werden.

Sir Bob Geldof wird am 7. Mai in Luzern die Auszeichnung im Rahmen der jährlich stattfindenden Rose d'Or Preisverleihung im KKL aus den Händen von UNICEF-Botschafter Harry Belafonte entgegen nehmen. Geldof ist nach Sir Peter Ustinov, der letztes Jahr ausgezeichnet wurde, der zweite Preisträger des Rose d'Or Charity Awards, der neu offiziell, zu Ehren und in Erinnerung an den letztes Jahr verstorbenen Sir Peter Ustinov "Rose d'Or Charity Award in remembrance of Sir Peter Ustinov" umbenannt wird.

Das 45. Rose d'Or Festival 2005 findet vom 3.-8. Mai in Luzern statt.

(E?)(L?) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_d%27Or
"Rose d'Or" ist das weltweit größte Festival der Fernsehunterhaltung. Dabei werden seit 1961 die besten internationalen Fernsehformate mit der Goldenen, Silbernen und Bronzenen "Rose" ausgezeichnet.

rosefile
Rose Awards
AARS Awards Sorted by Year
Roses with Fragrance Awards Listed Alphabetically
Royal Horticulture Society "Award for Garden Merit" Roses Listed Alphabetically
World Federation of Rose Societies "World's Favorite Roses"

(E6)(L1) http://www.rosefile.com/RosePages/raward.html
(E6)(L1) http://www.rosefile.com/RosePages/raward02.html
(E6)(L1) http://www.rosefile.com/RosePages/raward03.html
(E6)(L1) http://www.rosefile.com/RosePages/raward04.html
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With this idea in mind we'll look at four groups of awards:

rosegardenstore - Past Rose Festival Queens

(E?)(L1) http://www.rosegardenstore.org/rosefestivalqueens.cfm
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1907 - Queen Flora | 1908-13 - Rex Oregonus | 1914 - Thelma Hollingsworth | 1915 - Sybil Baker | 1916 - Muriel Saling | 1917 - Nina Zoe Kitts | 1919 - Clara Fleischman | 1920 - Claire Squires | 1921 - Dorothy Metschan | 1922 - Harriet Griffith | 1923 - Lucy Lee Thomas | 1924 - Edith Daily | 1925 - Suzanne Honeyman | 1927 - Dorothy Mielke | 1928 - Elise Bristol | 1929 - Lenore Tamiesie | 1930 - Caroline Hahn - Lincoln | 1931 - Rachel Atkinson - Lincoln | 1932 - Frances Kanzler - Washington | 1933 - Jean Stevenson - Jefferson | 1934 - Beth Skinner - Franklin | 1935 - Irene Hegeberg - Jefferson | 1936 - Janet Sooysmith - Lincoln | 1937 - Dorothy Hardin - Grant | 1938 - Frances Hulse - Grant | 1939 - Jean Hoover - Washington | 1940 - Virginia Rothenberg - Jefferson | 1941 - Betty Jane Harding - Girls Poly | 1942 - Shirley Fowler - Franklin | 1943 - Shirley Howard - Commerce | 1944 - Jo Anne Bush - Grant | 1945 - Joan Williams - Washington | 1946 - Lloyde Hough - Lincoln | 1947 - Georgene Ormston - Girls Poly | 1948 - Barbara Logue - Washington | 1949 - Joyce Sommerlade - Grant | 1950 - Dorothy Anderle - Cleveland | 1951 - Gloria Krieger - Jefferson | 1952 - Jeanne Wallace - Washington | 1953 - Nancie Williams - Lincoln | 1954 - Jan Markstaller - Washington | 1955 - Nancy Wyly - Jefferson | 1956 - Sharon Frey - Grant | 1957 - Alice Eastman - Lincoln | 1958 - Ruth Parrett - Grant | 1959 - Mary Sue Woolfolk - Jefferson | 1960 - Jean Ann Jackson - Lincoln | 1961 - Linda Fuqua - Cleveland | 1962 - Cherie Lynne Viggers - Wilson | 1963 - Linda Jean Jackson - Grant | 1964 - Sharon Arneson - Independent | 1965 - Sally Swift - Roosevelt | 1966 - Julia Ann West - Grant | 1967 - Ana Maria Enriquez - Jefferson | 1968 - Margaret Mary Huelskamp - Independent | 1969 - Rhonda Anderson - Marshall | 1970 - Laurie King - Wilson | 1971 - Kristi Lee - Roosevelt | 1972 - Mary Matney - Madison | 1973 - Anne Du Fresne - Lincoln | 1974 - Danita Ruzic - Madison | 1975 - Heather Van Wessem - Jackson | 1976 - Diana Fredericks - Cleveland | 1977 - Sue Higgins - Cleveland | 1978 - Tina Klassy - Franklin | 1979 - Rochelle Anderson - Marshall | 1980 - Robin Marks - Lincoln | 1981 - Kim DiPietro - St. Mary's | 1982 - Leslie Carlson - Cleveland | 1983 - Kira Rembold - Lincoln | 1984 - Stephanie Dir - Central Catholic | 1985 - Raina Beavers - Franklin | 1986 - Claudia Reimer - St. Mary's | 1987 - Rene Pearson - Cleveland | 1988 - Kelly Manning - Wilson | 1989 - Deanna Connell - St. Mary's | 1990 - Erin Neill - Cleveland | 1991 - Jennifer Deas - Wilson | 1992 - Malia Yoshida - Wilson | 1993 - Mikylah Myers - Cleveland | 1994 - Joy Lawrence - Lincoln | 1995 - Larisa Pennington - Lincoln | 1996 - Kristin Waldram - St. Mary's | 1997 - Adrian Williams - Lincoln | 1998 - Alisha Moreland - Jefferson | 1999 - Amber Starks - Cleveland | 2000 - Amy Seely - Wilson | 2001 - Wesley Grout - Lincoln | 2002 - Leela Joshi - Wilson | 2003 - Priscilla Isaacs - Franklin | 2004 - Tara Beatty - Wilson

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worldrose - Rose Awards

(E?)(L?) http://www.worldrose.org/awards/halloffame.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.worldrose.org/awards/gardens.html
WFRS Garden Awards
(E?)(L?) http://www.worldrose.org/trials/trials00.html
Rose Trial Winners Around the World

ROSE HALL OF FAME
The World's Favourite Roses, as chosen by popular vote in the member countries of the World Federation of Rose Societies and announced at World Rose Conventions. To view a larger picture of each rose, click on the picture next to each description:
2003 Bonica 82 (MEIdomonac) | 2000 Ingrid Bergman (POUlman) | 1997 New Dawn | 1994 Just Joey | 1991 Pascali (LENip) | 1985 Double Delight (ANDeli) | 1983 Iceberg (KORbin, Schneewittchen, Fee des Neiges) | 1981 Fragrant Cloud (TANellis, Duftwolke, Nuage Parfume) | 1979 Queen Elizabeth

OLD ROSE HALL OF FAME
The Old Rose Hall of Fame recognizes roses of historical or genealogical importance and those roses which have enjoyed continued popularity over a great many years. To date, the following roses have been so recognized:
Mme. Alfred Carrière | Cecile Brunner | Gloire de Dijon | Gruss an Teplitz | Old Blush | Souvenir de la Malmaison

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