6th Annual Club Picnic Potluck & Swap Meet
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Click here separately for potluck signups
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The picnic gets us together for food, fun, fellowship, and a bit of education. Spouses, mates, and friends welcome. This year Chuck Rinehart is hosting us again at his spacious home, yard, and shop located in the country between Oregon City and Estacada (address given when you register and details are in the link above). It will be worth the drive.
Please bring carvings to show, whether finished or in process. Don't be shy.
Bring a chair.,
We'll have a swap meet so bring carving related things or wood that you want to sell or give away. If you have a fair amount, please bring a card or other kind of table, but we'll have a few to use.
The club will provide beverages, protein, and eating gear, and we ask that you bring something for the potluck (signup for potluck food here).
When you register, know that you can cancel. We're trying to get a sense of how many to plan for. The registration allows you to indicate how many others are in your party.
For questions Larry Wade, lpwade@gmail.com, 503-312-7745 Jim Spitzer, spitzerjames2@gmail.com, 503-381-8972
Food Signup for Carving Club Picnic Potluck
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Potlucks are fun with their variety and creativity. We're having a BBQ theme this year featuring pulled pork and buns, corn on the cob, along with condiments and goodies.
We're asking you to bring cole slaw, potato salad, baked beans, or an appetizer or dessert. The backbone are the cole slaw, potato salad, and baked beans, please sign up for one of those if you can.
You can use this "registration" format to let us know what you plan to bring so we can buy what else is necessary.
Thanks!!
INTEREST LIST - for future classes
Clay Modelling with Terry Kramer
Terry Kramer has been carving for over 60 years and taught clay modelling and face carving dozens of times. His typical classes were five days long but has recently developed a two day version, taught in the Salem area.
If you are interested in a future class, sign up on this list.
COST - in the $150 range for instruction and clay, plus a little more for some tools if you need them.
PREREQUISITES - None.
FOOD - you usually bring your own.
TOOLS - they are few and simple and readily available.
COVID/FLU - What, me worry? Yes, we will, and you should plan on standard protocols of staying home if sick, living with some who is, recently exposed, etc.
For questions contact Karen Benett, kabennett01@gmail.com, or Larry Wade, lpwade@gmail.com
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