ST. CHARLES AREA WOODCARVERS

April 2006

Club News

 

    

 

 

Club members agreed that we should move ahead with plans for a fall show.  Due to the increase in rental fee at the Art Center, the Board is looking into other sites to host the show.  A decision should be made by the first meeting in March.  All of last year committee chairpersons agreed to help again this year.  Martha Byron, greeting; Jim Leifeld, set up and tear down; John Bouchillon, printed advertising; Wilbert Brewton, judging; Charlotte Cross, refreshments; and Charles Sapp, applications.  If you are interested in overseeing the committee work, please contact the Club President.

 

Wedding Plans

You are invited to the Royal Wedding.  Your invitation is in the form of a pattern or roughout.  See Wilbert for more information. 

 

 

 

March Showcase - Walter Schmierbach

                       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Walter Schmierbach

Affiliations:  St. Charles Area Woodcarvers

Training: Self taught and assisted by fellow wood carvers.

Background: Grandfather was a woodcarver and Walt took it up after he retired and joined the SCAWC.

Awards:  Best of Show and several blue ribbons at the Wonders of Wood Show

Interests: Chip Carving

Thoughts:  Woodcarving as a hobby is relaxing and enjoyable.  You also get to meet some very nice people.

 

 

   

          

 

 

 

 

Show and Tell

 

                                                       

                                    

                            

 

Relief carving by Al Westfall.

 

Royal wedding figure carved by Charles Sapp. Ornament carved by Bill Kuhne.
 
                                       
Did you guess the unknown carver in last month's show and tell?  It was Barb Smith. Kaleidoscope by Russ Sears.  

 Scroll saw work by Al Westfall.

 

 

 

Dues are Due

Its time to pay your dues for 2005; $15.  Contact the Membership Chairman, Charles Sapp, or Treasurer Bob Craven. 

 

 

 

When you have an item for show and tell, please get my attention before you leave (presuming that I remember to bring the camera).

 

Charles W. Sapp

Editor