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Report on ORAPEX 2000 held in Ottawa, ON, May 6-7, 2000 By R.K. Malott Doug Lingard, Chairman of ORAPEX 2000 held in the Curling Rink Section of the RA Complex in Ottawa, ON May 6- 7, is pleased to advise that this 39th annual ORAPEX National Stamp Exhibition, held in conjunction with Canada’s Fifth National Philatelic Literature Exhibition, was one of the most successful philatelic shows held at the RC Centre. Michael Nowlan of Oromocto, NB, Chairman of the Philatelic Literature Jury (left) presents a Gold Literature Award to Cimon Morin of Ottawa, ON, for his catalogue Canadian Philately: Bibliography and Index, Volume 3. Extensive publicity, cloudy skies, devoted stamp collectors and interested non-collectors turned out in droves to view the 180 competitive frames of stamps, to visit their favourite stamp dealers of which there were 43, to meet and chat with other stamp collectors, and to view the extensive collection of philatelic literature in the competition. The show and bourse was sponsored by the RA Stamp Club and assisted by other local stamp clubs in the area. The selection of philatelic material offered for competition was a challenge to the judges. The results of the philatelic and literature competitions will be published elsewhere in this magazine by Richard Thompson. The Chairman’s Trophy, the Grand Award, donated by Canada Post, was won by Michael Rixon for this exhibit The Postal History of Montreal. Galen D. Harrison’s Prisoners’ Mail from the American Civil War was awarded Gold with Felicitations as the best in the Literature competition. The success of a stamp show is dependent upon many hard working dedicated stamp collectors who comprise the various committees, the jury and the exhibitors and dealers. The Organizing Committee for ORAPEX 2000 was composed of Doug Lingard, Chairman and Society Meetings; Steve Mulvey, Finances and Program: Tom and Jill Hare, Exhibits; Sarah Deschamps, Graphic Designs; Al Racicot, Bourse and Security; Eliseo Temprano, Reg Godding and Helen Gale, Youth Table; Cimon Morin and Charles Verge, Literature Exhibition; Anthony Fulmes, Palmares and Wine and Cheese Functions; Sharron Malott, RA Representative; Charles Verge, Judges and RPSC Coordinator; and Dick Malott, Publicity. Assisting the Organizing Committee were the members of the RA Stamp Club 1999- 2000 Executive Committee composed of Bob Kearney, Chairman; Madhukar Belkhode, Vice- Chairman; Steve Mulvey, Treasurer; Pam Zoubie, Librarian; Eliseo Temprano, Publicity; Doug Lingard, Program; and Paul Wieler, Auctioneer. Reg Godding (left) of the RA Stamp Club is busy assisting young collectors selecting stamps at the Youth Tables. The challenging responsibility of judging the philatelic and literature entries was entrusted to the following judges: National Philatelic Exhibition: Patrick Campbell, Chairman of the Jury; Jury Members – Jean-Guy Dalpé, Frank Alusio, Hank Narbonne, Andrew Cronin and Apprentice Judge Richard Thompson. Canada’s Fifth National Philatelic Literature Exhibition: Michael O. Nowlan, Chairman of the Jury; Jury Members – Jan Danielski, Charles J. Peterson, Peter Martin, Ben Ramkissoon and Apprentice Judge John Kevin Doyle. Danny Handelman (left) happily receives the Canadian Youth Award, Junior Collector of the Year for 1999 from Major Dick Malott representing The RPSC Philatelic Research Foundation who sponsored the award. Danny also received a Silver Award and the AAPE Youth Award for his two-frame display Canadian Town Names with Vegetation Names. 176 / July – August 2000 The Canadian Philatelist / Le philatéliste canadien
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