Cape Fear Orchid Society
Wilmington, NC
Orchid
Auction
THIS
SUNDAY
A P R I L 27, 2008 -
1 pm
NEW
HANOVER COUNTY A
R B O R E T U M
6206
OLEANDER DRIVE
WILMINGTON,
NC
All
Welcome
updated
April, 13 2008
Meeting:
Wednesday April 16, 7:00 PM
Subject:
Norito
Hasegawa
Speaker:
What's New in Paphs
Location:
New
Hanover County Arboretum
Norito
Hasegawa is a dentist, an overextended hobbyist (considered commercial for tax
purposes), is a 3 million miler traveling to many foreign countries talking
and/or judging in places such as Japan, South Africa, Australia, Brazil, Canada,
Denmark, Germany, New Zealand, Taiwan, England, France, Switzerland and many,
many cities in the USA.
He is married to Joyce and has three children,
Lisa, Todd and Mark.
All have paphiopedilums named after them.
He is owner of Paphanatics unLimited and is a judge in both the American
Orchid Society and the Cymbidium Society of America for over 35 years.
CFOS
Show Table - March 12. 2008
|
First
Place: 
Cymbidium (unknown), grown by Barbara Smith
|
Barbara Smith
|
Second
Place:
Paphiopedilum St. Swithin 'Elektra', grown by Virginia
Spackman
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Starting
February 2008 we are going back to the show table points system.
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show table form in MS Word Print
show table form
“Orchids
101”
So you have your
first orchid!
CAPE
FEAR ORCHID SOCIETY LIBRARY INVENTORY Members
only
CFOS
2008 Speakers
5/14
Ron
Parsons-Rarities and Oddities
6/11
Steve Frowine-Orchids for Dummies
7/16
Mario
Blanco-Orchids and their
Pollinators
8/13
Max
Thompson-Angraecums and Other
Madagascar Species
9/10
Joseph
Arditti-How Orchids Survive in Nature
10/15
Carson
Whitlow-The World of Cypripediums
11/12
Glen Decker-Orchids of the Rain
Forest Canopy in Peru
12/10
Holiday
Program
Arlene Hubner
-
Vice President
Jan Denney
-
Secratery/ newsletter
Jane
Raney –
Treasurer
Carol Shores –
AOS Rep
Jan
Denney–
Newsletter
Bill
Novakowski –
Publicity/Web Master
CFOS Mission Statement:
The
mission statement of the Cape Fear Orchid Society is found in our bylaws,
Article II: Object, Aims & Purposes. It
reads as follows.
The Cape Fear Orchid Society is a non-profit organization established for
the purposes of:
1) scientific research and study of orchids (including their
classification, evolution, propagation, culture, care and development);
2) the
dissemination of educational information and knowledge about the orchid family
to the general public;
3) showing the cultural
and economic importance of the orchid interest as well as the intrinsic beauty,
biological or ecological importance of this fascinating group of plants; and
4)
supporting the conservation of orchids in nature.
The object and purpose of this Society is research and education. No part
of its earnings or capital shall inure to the use or benefit of any individual
member. This Society shall not
engage in any activities which are not permitted by the Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding provision of any future United States
Internal Revenue Law.
American
Cattleyas
Species and Outstanding Clones
That Define American Hybridizing
by
Courtney Hackney
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