Chip Chats Table of Contents

September-October 1998

Volume 45 Issue 5

• ‘Chip Chuckers’ — Newly-formed Riverside, Calif., Club
• Carousel Carved for Saginaw Zoo: Part 7 By Robert Britton
• Steve Schoolar: Art of Wood Portrait Sculpture By D. Beck
• Bud Howell Carves a School Mascot
• Silver Dollar City Seminars Draw 300 for Week
• Texas Woodcarvers’ Spring Round-Up By Glorene Leuth
• Don’t Give Up on Carving Shows! By Bob Brooke
• Michigan Rally Big Success By Bob Brooks & Andy Luckhardt
• Carve a Texas Longhorn Kerchief Slide By Bob Reitmeyer
• Chip Carving on Paint By Jack Klein
• ‘Apostles’ Donated to St. Philip Parish By Michael DeNike
• Artwork is Teamwork for Fisher Clan By E. Jane Wentworth
• Toilet Seats with a Flair!
• Triple ‘C’ Carvers Break for Summer By Bob Gall
• Carving in 500-year-old Wood By Dale Timmerman
• Milton ‘Doc’ Verwiebe — Grandpa with a Mission
• Carving Thrives in Nova Scotia Valley By Dave Attree
• There’s Never Enough Love in the World By George Sheryka
• Meet Norm Carver By Carmen DeFlumeri
• Impressions from Davenport, Iowa By Margaret Cawood
• Helmut Mayr Gives Lessons in Neenah, Wisc. By S. Dashner
• Butternut: A Tree in Decline By Phillip Odden
• Calendar
• Obituaries

Show Reports

• Phoenix, Ariz.
• Mountain Home, Ark.
• Fresno, Calif.
• Glendale, Calif.
• Sacramento, Calif.
• San Diego, Calif.
• Ventura, Calif.
• Rockford, Ill.
• Evansville, Ind.
• New Castle, Ind.
• Davenport, Iowa
• Topeka, Kans.
• Wichita, Kans.
• Massapequa, N.Y.
• Rochester, N.Y.
• Charlotte, N.C.
• Girard, Ohio
• Mansfield, Ohio
• Portland, Ore.
• Salem, Ore.
• Cooksburg, Pa.
• Evergreene, Tenn.
• Killeen, Texas
• Oshkosh, Wisc.
• Plymouth, Wisc.
• Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada

Features contributed by...

• Sherrell Anderson (carousel carver)
• Wayne Barton (chip carver)
• Peter Benson (British woodcarver)
• Bob Boyer (woodburning)
• Dick Clair (tool sharpening)
• Fred Cogelow (commentary)
• Cheryl Dow (woodburning)
• Mary Duke Guldan (pattern)
• John Hagensick (carving flowers)
• Joe King (chainsaw carver)
• Kurt Koch (German woodcarver)
• Chris Lubkemann (twig/branch carving)
• Dick Smith (RV carving)
• L. E. Sturrup (commentary)
• M. Paul Ward (New England woodcarving)
• Ivan Whillock (woodcarving techniques).