The Youth The official newsletter of Youth Stamp Collectors
Volume 10 JUNE 2008 Issue 6
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CLUB
NEWS & ACTIVITIES:
No club until September. May’s club meeting was active as it was prize month.
Points were tallied and prizes chosen. Enjoy your prizes and have a great
summer!
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Exhibit Class – Exhibitors are strongly encouraged
to come to our home during the summer to work on your exhibits. Our goal is to
have them ready to show at SEAPEX in Seattle on November 1 – 2.
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We just finished two large stamp shows
in Washington and Oregon (which is why the newsletter is late). We made good
connections in the way of volunteers and supplies. We talked to out-of-state
stamp show leaders who want to do or improve their youth areas, both from the
States and from Canada. Educator Workshops were held at both shows. Attendance
was small, but active, at the workshops, and educators went home with lots of
material and ideas. Youth attendance was fair at both shows due to the economy,
weather and Father’s Day at NTSS. We hope to see more of you at shows in the
fall.
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Sacramento,
CA, Scout Leader and his troop at WESTPEX Scout Stamp Collecting Merit Badge
Workshop in late April.

Cub scouts enjoy WESTPEX show
tour.
We will have additional photos from PIPEX and NTSS over the
next few months.
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Next Meeting – September 19.
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ALL EDUCATORS – If you were not able to attend any
of the three Educator Workshops, we will send your itinerary packets with the
July-August newsletter. If you need any stock before the next school year or
program, please let us know with plenty of time to get the material shipped to
you. We plan on spending more time this summer getting projects done that have
been sitting on the back burner. Expect great projects soon and at next year’s
workshops! Have a great summer!
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VOLUNTEERS – PIPEX in Seattle, Washington was
over the weekend of May 30 – June 1. Two
weeks later, National Topical Stamp Show (NTSS) was in Clackamas, Oregon June
13 – 15. A big Thank You to the members of Greater Eastside Stamp
Club for assisting with move-in at PIPEX, to Bill Ailes of Yakima, Washington
for assisting with
CLUB
MEETINGS




moving stock from the show room to the
Educators Workshop meeting room, and to Ina Aust and Charles Fisk for
volunteering their time at the Youth Area. A big Thank You also
to Janet Baillie, Darlene Lengacher and Chuck Fisk for volunteering their time
at the Youth Area at the NTSS. We greatly appreciate their assistance!

WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS:
Western Philatelic Library of Sunnyvale, California (Supporter); and David
Andreychuk of Portland, Oregon.
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SUPER
QUIZ: This
month, Scout. Each question and/or answer is related to the theme Scout;
(e.g., Who founded the worldwide Scout Movement? A: Robert Baden-Powell).
1. Term for a male, usually 11 – 17 year
sold, in the Scouting movement.
2. Girl members are called Girl Scouts or
Girl ______ .
3. Members age 8 to 10 are usually called
_____ Scouts.
4. In what novel was Jean Louise Finch
nicknamed “Scout”?
5. What fictional Indian had a horse named
Scout?
6. Who portrayed Al Percolo, a baseball
scout in the 1994 film “The Scout”?
7. What native Indians had secret scout
societies within clans of the tribe?
8. What are YES Scouts?
9. What type of vehicle was a Westland
Scout?
Courtesy
of The Everett Herald

Katie Diekema, Scott Irvine and Amber
Rose of Kenmore, Washington; and Daniel Sheppard of Monroe, Washington.
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2nd
SUPER QUIZ is on
Science (e.g., What gas is also called “marsh gas”? A: Methane)
1. How many sides does an octagon have?
2. What is the main chemical element of
coal?
3. What is the chemical symbol for sodium?
4. What number is the Roman numeral
MCMXLV?
5. What is the cube root of 8?
6. Hippology is the study of __________ .
7. What is the common name for the
patella?
8. What is the main use of procaine?
9. In what constellation is the Horsehead
Nebula?
Courtesy
of The Everett Herald
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NEW STAMP ISSUES for June
2008
To obtain a first day cancellation:
Address requests to postmaster of the first-day city within 30 days of the date
of issue. The first-day city and zip code are included with each listing as
soon as they are known to us. To prepare your own FDC's, buy and affix stamps
to your (decorated and) addressed envelopes and insert a postcard-thickness
stiffener. Any artwork should not be in address or stamp sections of envelope.
Place covers in a larger envelope, with appropriate return postage and
addressed to: Customer-Affixed Envelopes, (Name of Stamp), Postmaster, City,
State and 5-digit zip code followed by -9991 (listed with stamp or other
address given). Include larger self-addressed stamped envelope if you do not
want your covers to go directly through the mail stream which may result in
damage to covers.
United States
Ø June 6: Mount Rushmore
single $4.80 Priority Mail stamp; McLean, VA 22101
Ø June 7: Tiffany Lamp
single 1¢ water activated definitive stamp; McLean, VA 22101
Ø June 10: All Heart
single 42¢ (Love series) convertible booklet; Washington, DC 20066
Ø June 10: Weddings
single first-class 1-ounce and 2-ounce letter rate and (Love series),
convertible booklet; Washington, DC 20066
Ø June 14: Flags of our
Nation ten 42¢ commemorative coils: American Flag, Alabama, Alaska,
American Samoa, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut and
Delaware; Washington, DC 20066
Ø June 17: Charles &
Ray Eames sixteen 42¢ commemoratives: Charles & Ray Eames, Crosspatch
Fabric Design, Stacking Chairs, Case Study House No.8, Wire-base Table, Lounge
chair and Ottoman, Hang-It-All, La Chaise, Tops, Wire Mesh Chair, Arts
& Architecture cover, House of Cards, Molded Plywood Sculpture, Eames
Storage Unit, Aluminum Group Chair and Lounge Chair Metal; Santa Monica,
CA 60401
Ø June 19: Summer Olympics
single 42¢ commemorative stamp; Philadelphia, PA 19104
Ø June 20: Hoover Dam
single $16.50 express mail stamp; Washington, DC 20066
Ø June 20: Great Seal
single 42¢ Official stamp and Official stamped envelope; Washington, DC 20066
Ø June 27: Pintail Ducks
two $15.00 federal duck stamps (75th anniversary of duck stamp
program) Hanover, MD
Canada
Ø June 4: Royal Canadian
Mint, 100th Anniversary
Ø June 16: Canadian Nurses
Association, 100th Anniversary
Ø June 18: Anne of Green
Gables, 100th Anniversary
Ø June 30: Canadians in
Hollywood: Marie Dressler, Norma Shearer, Raymond Burr and Chief Dan George
United Nations
Ø June 6: Convention on
the Rights of Disabled Persons
Ø June 6: Personalized
Stamps/EFIRO 2008 World Philatelic Exhibition – Romania
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STAMP
SHOWS: Get
out your calendar and mark down the following stamp shows for June & July 2008.
FREE ADMISSION to all shows unless
noted. Youth Stamp Collectors means we will be there, so come pick
stamps out of the pick tubs! Don't forget to ask what new items we have!

No shows this month as far as I know.
Keep checking your local newspapers for local shows.
June 27 - 29: Santa Clara Summer Postage Stamp Show. Santa Clara
Convention Center, 5001 Great America Pkwy. Friday to Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00
pm, Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
July 12 – 13: Modesto Coin,
Stamp & Collectibles Expo. Modesto Centre Plaza, 10th and K
Streets. Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
July 5: INTURPEX Stamp
and Cover Expo. Arcadia Masonic Temple, 50 West Duarte Road; Arcadia. 10:00
am to 5:00 pm
July 6: The Original 1st
Sunday Stamp Show. Masonic Hall, 14750 Sherman Way; Van Nuys. 9:00 am to
4:00 pm
July 11 - 13: Encino Coin, Currency & Stamp Expo. St. Nicholas
Church, Community Center, 17114 Ventura Boulevard (between Balboa Boulevard and
White Oak Avenue). Friday 11:00 am to 6:00 pm; Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm;
Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
June 28: 4th Sunday of the Month
Collectible
Show
at The Annex Y.M.A. 554 Woodward Avenue; New Haven (just off I-95 Exit 50N or
Exit 51S. 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Maps & directions www.nhps1914.org All kids receive 2 gifts
of stamps!
No shows this month as far as I know.
Keep checking your local newspapers for local shows.
July 13: Brunswick Stamp & Coin Club Show. Knights of Columbus
Hall, Columbus Drive; Brunswick. 9:00 am to 2:30 pm
June 29: Baltimore Monthly Coin & Stamp
Show.
Crown Plaza Baltimore, 2004 Greenspring Drive; Timonium, MD (Timonium Exit #16,
just off I-83). 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Free parking.
No shows this month as far as I know.
Keep checking your local newspapers for local shows.
July 11 - 13: Metropolitan Stamp Show. Holiday Inn
Midtown, 440 West 57th Street; New York City. Friday 12:00 noon to
6:00 pm; Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
June 28: The Stamp Collectors Corner. Oregon Stamp Society
Clubhouse, 4828 NE 33rd Avenue; Portland, OR. 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
July 12: Rose City Stamp
Fair. Oregon Stamp Society Clubhouse, 4828 NE 33rd Avenue; Portland, OR.
10:00 am to 4:00 pm
No shows this month as far as I know.
Keep checking your local newspapers for local shows.
No shows this month as far as I know.
Keep checking your local newspapers for local shows.
June 28 - 29: Greater Seattle Postcard & Paper
Collectibles Show.
Kent Commons, 525 – 4th Avenue North; Kent. Saturday 10:00 am to
5:00 pm, Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
July 19 - 20: Boeing Employees
Summer Show & Bourse. Kent Commons, 535 – 4th Avenue North;
Kent, WA. Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Show
covers. NO Youth Stamp Collectors
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THANK YOU: The following persons/organizations have donated stamps,
Christmas seals, stamp catalogs, covers, glassine envelopes, albums, album
pages, stockbooks and pages, advice, and other supplies and door prizes as well
as financial donations to Youth Stamp Collectors: John Marshall, Gary
Janson, Dave James, Jamestown Stamp Company, Dick Keiser, Tom Kinburg, Clark
Frazier, Lyman Caswell, Robert Klein, Barbara Miracle (Gus Lund estate), Jim
Hirnstein, Peter Gutter, Dennis O’Meara, Anonymous, USPS Beryl Cantrell, Tom
Horn, Joe Skidmore, Lili and Earl Goodard, Larry Weinstock, Suzanne Hierholzer,
Gary Tiffin, Leroy Middleton, Louis Fiset, Walden Media, Jim Wheatley, DUBWA,
Caitlin brother, John Buckles, Tim Greene, Tom and Robert Beale.

Danny Montoya’s first graders at work
in Youth Activities Room at WESTPEX in California (late April).


WESTPEX youth happily shows off his
completed Philatelic Passport!