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Ridge Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
January 14, 2008
www.ridgewoodcarversclub.org
OFFICERS PRESENT: Jerry Heinicke, Bruce Bupp, John
Bulmer, Dan Clark
MEMBERS PRESENT: 34
GUESTS
Yves, Bill and several who came ( but I didn’t get their names)
NEW MEMBERS: Ron Roberts, Jack Smith
TREASURER’S REPORT: Ending Balance: $4930.36
OLD BUSINESS:
Carving in the Park resumes January 26. Regular
schedule is 2nd and 4th Saturdays 9 am
The new carving class in Helen Berry Park at FPH has been
temporarily suspended.
Polk Historical Museum Display: Bruce Bupp reports that
no carver was turned away, and all the cabinets were filled.
If you’ve not seen it – go! Its extremely worthwhile.
Carvings will be removed on February 28.
RWC Website – take a look. Lu Myers is doing a
spectacular job.
Anyone wanting to sign up for Larry Nowell‘s carving class.
Notify Lu Myers ASAP.
Annual dues are now due. $15
SHOW BUSINESS
RWC Annual Woodcarving Show: March 8, 2008.
Please sell your show tickets in advance. Bud Evans and
Chau will be present again this year. Vendor signup seems
slow this year. Flyers are needed to be passed out.
NEW BUSINESS:
Auburndale Library would like to host our display in June 08.
Bruce Bupp will have more details.
If someone is not receiving copies of the Newsletter/Minutes
notify the secretary.
Show Cane – Tom Wagner is again organizing a Cane to be
raffled this year. Please turn in your pieces ASAP.
So far, 3 are submitted. The top and bottom are turned and
ready.
The Florida Woodcarvers Roundup is March 30 to April 4.
Many outstanding teachers will be offering carving classes.
A direct link to their website can be found on the RWC website.
Harley informed us of QR. QR is a cut cure product
available at Mercy Community Pharmacy. It enables quick
coagulation to stop bleeding. Mercy contact info is
293-0300. 362 Third St NW, Winter Haven, FL.
Tom Hutto is offering a $25 gift certificate to the person
selling the most tickets for our upcoming show.
Warren Slack presented an excellent demo on wood burning
feathers.
Ron Roberts won the raffle.
SHOW/TELL; Janet Miault presented a work in progress;
the Moose. Joe Stasiak showed us what we could do with
bamboo. Joe Misiuk showed reliefs of a Maple Leaf,
Eagle and Deer, an Indian and human face, and Sophia Lauren.
Jean Crittenden displayed a Swan and an Egret. Jack Smith
brought us several of his wood burnings; The Treasure
Coast Club, a Northern Rough Wing Sparrow, the Flag Raising at
Iwo Jima, and Downtown. Tom Hutto showed as a Kinkade like
Town Scene, and his latest sculpture of the Ibis. Duane
Bickmire showed us a display case of earrings.
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Ridge Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
February 11, 2008
www.ridgewoodcarversclub.org
OFFICERS PRESENT: Bruce Bupp,
John Bulmer, Dan Clark
MEMBERS PRESENT: 36
GUESTS :
Eddie Clay- DC, Bob Derringer- Ontario
NEW MEMBERS: Yves Lymburner –
Montreal, Diane Giddings – Prince Edward Island, Norma Jean
Stevens – Michigan, Billie Fairless – Lakeland, Paul and
Karen Monaco - Lakeland
TREASURER’S REPORT: Ending
Balance: $5243.36
OLD BUSINESS:
Carving in the Park. Meetings are
2nd and 4th Saturdays 9 am
Polk Historical Museum Display:
Carvings need to be removed on February 28, 9:30–11:30
am.
Paul Coss expressed appreciation to all
who displayed carvings, and especially to Bruce Bupp and
Harley Haubenstricker for their work in setting up the
displays.
RWC Website
www.ridgewoodcarversclub.org – take a look.
You may see some surprises!
Larry Nowell‘s carving class:
Thanks Lu Myers for your excellent effort enabling RWC
members to participate in an outstanding experience!
Annual dues are now due. $15
SHOW BUSINESS
RWC Annual Woodcarving Show:
March 8, 2008. Please sell your show tickets in
advance. 35 pieces have been registered so far.
Table clips were ordered for the new tables. A Sign up
sheet was passed around for setting up and taking down, and
for setting up the pieces for judging. Mary Jane Chapman
volunteered to get the donuts: 10 dozen. Bring
your own food. Cost to enter is $3 for members per
item entered. Bring your other carvings for display.
Tables can be shared. The Friendship Cane will be
raffled at $1 Per ticket, or 3 for $2. PASS OUT
FLYERS!
Tom Hutto is offering a $25 gift certificate
to the person selling the most tickets for our upcoming
show.
Artifacts magazine lists our Show on page 4.
The Ledger had an article on the Show in the East Polk
version last week.
NEW BUSINESS:
Auburndale Library would like to host our
display on June 08. Bruce Bupp will have more details.
If someone is not receiving copies of the
Newsletter/Minutes notify the secretary.
The Florida Woodcarvers Roundup is March 30
to April 4. Many outstanding teachers will be offering
carving classes. A direct link to their website can be
found on the RWC website.
Garand Lu Myers presented the RWC website.
Outstanding marks to a job well done.
The club passed an amendment to the By-laws
that changes terms of RWC Officers. Officers will now
be elected to a two year term. Two positions will be
elected annually. This year the President and
Treasurer will serve for 1 year. The Vice President
and Secretary for two years.
The club also passed an amendment that
suspends business meetings during the period of June thru
September. The club will continue to meet to carve on
all Monday evenings except holidays.
Elections: The following were
elected to officer positions: President – Jerry
Heinicke, Vice President – Jack Smith, Treasurer – John
Bulmer, Secretary – Dan Clark. Congratulations to
everyone!
The club also voted to have the next
business meeting on March 3, 2008 (the first Monday) to
accommodate any pre show issues.
Ron Roberts is missing a favorite Buck
Brothers gouge. If you see it, please let him know
Ben Bassford won the raffle.SHOW/TELL;
Janet Miault show Barkwood Carvings. (and was willing to
teach a class on carving Barkwood). Dianne Giddings
displayed carvings of Santa, a Cypress Knee, and a Mallard
Duck. Al Pogue showed his Duck decoy with
grandchildren’s teeth embedded inside. Joe Misiuk
treated us to a red Breasted Nut Hatch Bird. Roger
Chapman brought us a Pine Nut Carving. Fascinating
works by excellent Carvers. Thanks for the treats!
NEXT MEETING March 3, 2008
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Ridge Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
March 3, 2008
www.ridgewoodcarversclub.org
OFFICERS PRESENT: Jerry
Heinicke, Jack Smith, John Bulmer, Dan Clark
MEMBERS PRESENT: 38
GUESTS:
Norm Yeggi – Panama City
NEW MEMBERS:
TREASURER’S REPORT: Ending
Balance: $5355.73
OLD BUSINESS:
Carving in the Park.
Meetings are 2nd and 4th Saturdays 9
am Suspended March 8
Polk Historical Museum Display:
Bruce Bupp expressed his appreciation for all who
participated. Jack Smith verified how beautiful the
display was!
RWC Website – take a look.
You may see something new!
Friendship Cane; Tom Wagner showed
pictures of the past two canes. One was a walking
stick; the other was a full cane. This year’s piece
contains 15 pieces, and will be a walking stick.
SHOW BUSINESS
RWC Annual Woodcarving Show:
March 8, 2008. Please sell your show tickets in
advance. Georgia reviewed a list of members who signed
up to help. Show setup is Friday at 1 pm. The
doors will open Saturday at 6 am for vendors to set up.
8 pieces are registered for amateur to date. Door
prize donations are requested. Make it known now if
you need a name tag; see Duane Bickmire.
Tom Hutto is
offering a $25 gift certificate to the person selling the
most tickets for our upcoming show.
NEW BUSINESS:
Monday
carving hours are now begin at 2 pm and go till 8 pm.
Auburndale
Library would like to host our display in June 08.
Jack Smith will have more details.
Next Kathleen
Historical Society meet is October 18.
Check the
link on our website for the upcoming Florida Woodcarvers
Roundup. It begins March 26 till March 30 at
Hillsborough River State Park.
Paul Prebor
won the raffle.
SHOW/TELL: Joe Misiuk showed 2
birds; an Eastern Bluebird and a Plover. Sue Moore
brought us her freshly finished portrait of her grandson
that was carved in Larry Nowell’s recent class. Yves
Lymberger displayed a Siamese cat in butternut. It was
composed of 11 pieces laminated with grain inverted.
Yves says he doesn’t sand, but uses a cabinet scraper.
Joe Stasiak managed a bamboo splitting demo (again) and
donated the strands for whiskers. Steve French showed
his recent ball in a box with rings, which will become part
of the Friendship cane.
Check out Larry Nowell’s new website:
Nowellwoodcarving.com
NEXT MEETING APRIL 14, 2008
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Ridge Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
WEBSITE: ridgewoodcarversclub.org
Business Meeting Minutes April 14, 2008
OFFICERS PRESENT : John Bulmer, Jack Smith, Dan Clark
VISITORS: Charlie and Norma, Paul and Grace Pattison
NEW MEMBERS: Jimmy and Phyllis Moorefield
TREASURERS REPORT: Ending Balance was 5735.07
OLD BUSINESS:
Carving in the Park has resumed in April.
MacArthur Center Woodcarving hours 2pm -8 pm All
Mondays
Paul Coss: Asked if the display at the Polk County
Historical Museum was worth the effort. Many members
responded affirmatively. If we would like to repeat
it, we should plan well in advance.
Tom Wagner reported that the Friendship
Cane netted $189 in ticket sales. Ten club members
volunteered to carve additional pieces for next year. It
was approved to do another Cane for the 09 show.
Congratulations Tom. You organized a great effort this
year
An opportunity to have Pete LeClair
teach a class was presented. Class size minimum is 10, max
15. 3 days $100 plus hosting or hotel costs.
NEW BUSINESS:
Auburndale Library Display: Jack Smith reported that the
space available for the display had been significantly reduced.
Jack will organize the display. See Jack if you want to put a
piece in.
Nancy Coss suggested that we have a covered dish Christmas
Party at MacArthur Center instead of at a restaurant. The idea
became a motion and was passed. RWC will provide the meat. Nancy
will chair event. Paul Coss believed that the event would enable
club members to better interact and fellowship. Brian Waistell
reported that past attempts resulted in an inadequate supply of
meat. Jean Crittenden suggested someone be delegated to portion
it.
The next business meeting will be our last Business Meeting
until September.
SHOW BUSINESS
507 visitors attended the Annual Show. 85 pieces were
submitted for judging by 27 individuals. Show expenses were $250
materials, 165 new clips, 226 table rental (19), 550 ribbons,
700 prize money, 300 facilities rental, 200 judges. A motion was
passed to schedule the next show on 3-14-09. Duane Bickmire
reported that he had negative comments about the show coinciding
with the Bloomin Arts Festival. Other members related that they
had only heard positive feedback. Duane reported that he had
attended a meeting which attempted to provide organization to
the woodcarving shows in Florida. They were addressing issues
relating to judging, and scheduling vendors. The President of
the St. Lucie carving club organized the event. Duane changed
the name of the show to the Ridge Woodcarving Art Show. A show
steering committee will meet April 28.
Janet Miault questioned how the show’s categories are
structured. Jack Smith agreed to research the issue. Bark
carving was suggested as a new category. Janet also volunteered
to do a bark carving demo at the 09 show.
Wood chips in the carpet was an issue that surfaced. Next
year, any carving must be done with a covering over the floor.
Our snowbird friends: Please bring some carvings with you
next year to include in the 09 show.
Margie Augustine and Rick Woods donated beautiful lumber for
RWC to sell. Thank you Margie and Rick!
Janet Miault won the raffle.
SHOW & TELL: Janet Miault showed her version of a Bellamy
Eagle that she carved at the Florida Woodcarvers Roundup. Joe
Misiuk showed a beautiful Scarlett Tanager bird.
NEXT MEETING: MAY 12
President - Jerry Heinicke 863/603-9536
VIce-President - Jack Smith 863/682-1468
Treasurer - John Bulmer 863/984-8102
Secretary/Edltor - Dan Clark 863/644-0282 Marketing - Fred &
Shelly Klie 863/375-2727
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Ridge Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
May 12, 2008
www.ridgewoodcarversclub.org
OFFICERS
PRESENT:
Jack Smith, John Bulmer, Dan Clark
MEMBERS
PRESENT:
22
TREASURER’S
REPORT:
Ending Balance: $5355.73
OLD BUSINESS:
Carving in
the Park.
Meetings are 2nd and 4th Saturdays
9 am Next session 5-24
RWC
Website – take a look. You may see something new!
Friendship
Cane; Jean Crittenden “volunteered” to lead the charge
for new pieces to be carved for the ’09 Cane.
Let’s start now!
Carving
will continue from 2 pm to 8 pm at McArthur Center on
Mondays
Auburndale
Library Exhibit: Bring in your pieces now and give
to Jack Smith.
Only 2 Mondays left before Jacks sets it all up.
Wood
donated by Marge and Rick is now available for sale.
Jack Smith
read a Thank You letter from FL Presbyterian Homes for a
past contribution.
SHOW
BUSINESS
The club
made approximately $1500 from the ’08 show. A
suggestion was made that RWC have a volunteer at the
Bloomin Arts info Booth to
give directions to the RWC show.
Next
year’s carving show will now be MARCH 7. This is a new
date.
NEW BUSINESS:
This is
the last business meeting of the season.
Next meeting September 10, 2008.
SHOW/TELL:
Jean
Crittenden showed a beautifully finished portrait of her
granddaughter. She started the carving in Larry
Nowell’s class. Duane
Bickmire showed his cedar
blow gun and darts. Dan Clark showed a carved hope
chest.
Raffle: Joe
Stasiak won the raffle.
And afterwards the club enjoyed a bon voyage party for
Bruce and Audrey Bupp.
NEXT
MEETING SEPTEMBER 10, 2008
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No business meeting is held in
the month of June. Meetings begin again in October.
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No business meeting is held in
the month of July. Meetings begin again in October.
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No business meeting is held in
the month of August. Meetings begin again in October.
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Ridge
Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
September
8, 2008
www.ridgewoodcarversclub.org
OFFICERS
PRESENT: Jerry
Heinicke, Jack Smith, John Bulmer, Dan Clark
MEMBERS
PRESENT: 19
GUESTS
0
NEW MEMBERS:
0
TREASURER’S
REPORT: Ending
Balance: $4963.95
OLD
BUSINESS:
Carving in the Park. Meetings
are 2nd and 4th Saturdays
9 am. Carving resumes 9-13 and
27
McArthur
Center: Carving hours are 2 pm to 8 pm. We have not had
any evening carvers during the summer. Carvers are
encouraged to carve past 6 pm. Construction is set to begin
shortly, but we are welcome to continue using the center.
RWC Website – take a look.
Updates are coming!
Carving Cane for the 09 Show:
Jean Crittenden has colored photos for ideas and pieces are
ready to be picked up.
SHOW
BUSINESS
Discussion
was held on what date in March to have the show. March 7
was again confirmed as our show date. The show has been
renamed: “The 17th Annual Art of Woodcarving
Show. No other changes are under consideration.
Jack Smith requested an
opportunity to offer an alternative raffle at the show. At
Jack’s booth, for a $1, participants will guess the number
of hours it took to produce a door with 86 birds done in
pyrography. The winner will win an original piece burned by
Jack. The request was approved.
NEW
BUSINESS:
Heritage Festival in October:
we are currently unsure of the date, and are requesting that
the display be held indoors. More later.
Upcoming Classes:
Chau Pham – Jan
5-9 Power Carving a Songbird
Harley
Hauenstricker – Feb 6-8 Carving Flowers at
McArthur Center
Larry Nowell – Mar
13-15 Carving an Eagle Medallion or ? at
McArthur Center
Janet Miault –
Bark Carving details still under development
Jack Smith -
Pyrography (newly announced, details under development)
Deadline for registration for Chau’s class is October 31. Many of the classes listed above
have already seen 50% registrations. Each class can handle
only a limited number of participants. Don’t
procrastinate. . If you’re interested, respond to
danclark1@msn.com., or call 499-1525.
The Nominating Committee needs
to be selected at the October Business Meeting. If
you’re willing to help, please notify Jerry Heinicke ASAP.
No raffle.
Mildred Heinicke provided us
with wonderful goodies. None eaten by John Bulmer though.
You may have to look twice. JOHN HAS LOST 48 LBS. CONGRADS
JOHN!
SHOW/TELL:
No entries.
NEXT
MEETING
Monday, October 13, 2008
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Ridge Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
October 13, 2008
www.ridgewoodcarversclub.org
OFFICERS PRESENT:
Jerry Heinicke, Jack Smith, Dan Clark
MEMBERS PRESENT:
20
GUESTS
Jerry Tysver
NEW MEMBERS:
0
TREASURER’S REPORT:
Ending Balance: $4963.95 No changes
OLD BUSINESS:
Carving in the Park; 2nd and 4th
Saturdays at 9:00 am resumes November 8
McArthur Center carving hours on Mondays;
2pm till 8 pm. Carvers Wanted! Where are you all?
Carving Cane: 6 blocks still need doing.
See Jean Crittenden
Heritage Foundation: Need carvers to show
and display carvings, Saturday 10-18 8:30 am. RWC has 5
tables. Jack Smith is coordinating this event.
Upcoming Classes: Refer to the website
for latest updates
The January class with Chau
Pham is canceled due to insufficient registrations.
January: Jack Smith –
Woodburning; registrations open
February: Harley
Haubenstricker – Flowers; registrations open
March: Larry Nowell – Eagle;
March 12 to 15 see Website for info
The Florida Woodcarvers Roundup has been
confirmed at Hillsborough River St. Park on March 25-29. See
the website for info.
Thank you Lu Meyers for updating the RWC
website.
NEW BUSINESS:
Please bring carvings for a display at
Florida Presbyterian Homes for the month of November. Jack
Smith is coordinating this event. Max height is 10".
Paul Prebor will head up the Nominating
Committee for 2009 Officers. Brian Waistell will assist. There
are unfilled positions. Please consider volunteering – Your
club needs You! Positions to be elected: President, Treasurer,
Club Promotion
The Peoples Choice Award at the RWC Show
will be renamed the James Steele Peoples Choice Award. The
Steele family would like to make a $200 donation to RWC in honor
of Jim Steele. The proceeds will be used to purchase tools,
books and DVD’s to assist new carvers in learning to carve.
Supervising the tools was a concern raised, and it was decided
that the tools would be available during Monday carving
sessions, but not to take away. Send suggestions for tools and
books/DVDs to Jerry Heinicke.
The family of Betty Crenshaw has donated
her tools and resources to RWC. The tools will be engraved by
Jack Smith. We now need a tool box! Any volunteers? See
Jerry.
Paul Coss recommended that the RWC Show
classification "Professional" be changed to "Advanced". Duane
Bickmire requested that the idea be brought up for consideration
for the 2010 show, but not for the 2009 show.
At our November business meeting, Nancy
Coss will pass out a sign up sheet for the Christmas Potluck
supper. The club will supply the meats. Club members can
volunteer to bring in a side dish, salad or dessert. The
Christmas Party will be held at McArthur Center on December 8 at
6:00 pm. Bring a toy for donation to the Salvation Army –
Georgia Bickmire is leading the toy drive. If you’re not
present till the Christmas party, please send your food
information to
pcoss@tampabay.rr.com,
or call Nancy at (863) 293-5263.
Several members expressed interest in
contacting Bruce & Audrey Bupp. The Bupp’s email is
busybee523@verizon.net
SHOW & TELL:
Dan Clark showed a maple/cherry jewelry
box.
NEXT BUSINESS MEETING;
November 10 6:30 pm
McArthur Center
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Ridge Woodcarvers Club Business Meeting
WEBSITE: ridgewoodcarversclub.org
Business
Meeting Minutes November 10, 2008
OFFICERS PRESENT: Jerry Heinicke,
John Bulmer, Jack Smith, Dan Clark
GUESTS AND NEW MEMBERS:
Ed Gustavell, Pennsylvania
TREASURERS REPORT:
Ending Balance was $4975.59
OLD BUSINESS:
Carving in the park meets November 11-27,
December 13.
MacArthur Center Woodcarving hours are 2pm
- 8 pm all Mondays.
Jack Smith reported that the display at
Kathleen Historical Society was an excellent success. RWC had 5
tables filled and a host of outstanding carvers.
Carving Classes: Jack Smith will be
teaching Pyrography on Jan 12, 19, 26. Hours will be 2-5. No
cost for members. Bring your equipment if you have it.
Otherwise, some equipment will be available.
Harley will be teaching flowers on Feb
6-8. Cost $20.
Janet Miault will teach a 4 session class
on Cottonwood bark carving. Tentatively scheduled on Mondays,
Feb 2, 9, 16, and 23, at 2-5 pm at the McArthur Center. Cost
is $50, which includes the Cottonwood bark blank. Repond to
jbmiault@tbaytel.net for more info.
Larry Nowell will be teaching an eagle or
seagull carving March 13-16. Cost is $100 plus $40 for the
blank. Respond to
LuFMyers@aol.com for more info.
We are on exhibit at the offices of the
Florida Presbyterian Homes. Come by and see an inspiring
display.
RWC Christmas Party Monday, December 8
6:30 pm at the McArthur Center. Please RSVP to Nancy Coss by
Dec 1. 293-5263. Signup to bring a covered dish for 6-8
people. RWC will provide turkey & ham, rolls & butter, coffee &
tea. Georgia Bickmire is leading a toy donation drive for the
Salvation Army.
The Friendship Carving Cane project is in
full swing. See Jean Crittenden for ideas and blanks to carve.
SHOW BUSINESS
A suggestion was made to put the
application on our web page. Duane was asked to mail a copy of
the application to Lu Myers.
NEW BUSINESS:
The annual renewal for us to be a
part of Polk Arts Alliance was reviewed. Motion was made to
continue to benefit from the advertising in Artifacts magazine,
internet, and the association with the art community. Fee is
$35.
The club approved the annual contribution
to the Florida Presbyterian Homes in appreciation for allowing
us the use of the McArhur Center. A gift of $400 was approved.
Jerry Heinicke showed the tools and
supplies donated by the Crawshaw family in honor of Betty
Crawshaw.
Andrew Steele is giving $200 to RWC in
memoriam to his father James Steele, a former member of our
club. The People’s Choice Award next year will be named in
honor of James Steele, and the gift will be used to buy tools
for our club. The tools will be available to loan to members
and new carvers.
The Nominating Committee is looking for
help. RWC needs you. Join a super team. See Paul Prebor or
Brian Waistell. Nominations are to be presented by January for
the election in February. President and Treasure are to be
elected.
SHOW & TELL:
Yves Lymburner showed a French Soldier
carving from a salvaged cedar fencepost. Yves also brought his
new feline. The cat was made of 11 slices of butternut, with
eyes crafted from painted furniture caps, and pyrography detail
in the face and tail. 6 coats of tongue oil finish created a
gorgeous piece.
Perry Tyser displayed excellent work with a
miniature Carousel complete with horse. Cedar and pine were the
woods used, and if was finished with beautiful pointed colors.
This was Perry’s first showing. Great way to start!
Jerry Heinicke dazzled us with his array
of bottle stoppers. With a usual note of humor, each were
appropriately named.
Goodies by Susan Moore. Great job
Susan
NEXT MEETING: DECEMBER 8 THE ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS PARTY
President ‑
Jerry Heinicke 863/603‑9536 VIce‑President ‑ Jack Smith 682-1468
Treasurer ‑
John Bulmer 863/984‑8102 Secretary/Edltor ‑ Dan Clark
863/937-7513 Member at Large - unfilled
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No business meeting was held in the month of December.
Instead, the Carving Club had a fun time at a pot luck dinner.
Ham and turkey was provided by the Club and attendees brought
appetizers, salads, side dishes and deserts. Attendees
also brought a new toy for donation to the Salvation Army
Christmas angel tree project. The room was festive with
red and green decorations and the conversation was warm and
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