Chip Chats Table of Contents

May - June 2001

Volume 48 Issue 3

• The Story of My Father By Martin Geisler-Moroder
• Carving the ‘Bears of the Moss’ By William R. Miller
• The Woodcarvings of Oaxaca, Mexico By Molly Schaechtele
• Calusa Carvers Win at Florida State Fair By E. Jane Wentworth Carving
• ‘Studmuffin’ By Gary Batte
• Statue Carved for Colorado Abbey
• Lower Columbia Carvers Keep Busy By Jean Lancaster
• Create Your Own Patterns: Part 1 By Bob Miller
• Carve the Hobo and his Dog By Warren Bebout
• A Concert of Nature’s Peacefulness By Roger J. Benedict
• George Sheryka, Gentleman Woodcarver By John Hagensick
• Two Totem Poles for Saginaw Zoo: Part 6 By Robert Britton
• So You Want to Be Called a Master Carver! By Steve Schoolar
• ‘Timber to Treasures’ By John Budzik
• Gil Steele Wins Chip Carving Contest By Barry McKenzie
• Ron Fahrner — Versatile Carver
• 10th Anniversary for Lehigh Valley Carvers By Dennis Barr
• 5th Annual Seminar at Silver Dollar City By Mary Miller
• Horse for Flexshaft Grinder By John Z. Birch
• Holding Your Sculpture During Carving By Jim Crum
• Larry Carter Serves as Carver, Mentor By Ron Latimore
• Rally on the Rio By Margaret Cawood
• Carving ‘Pretty Girls’ with Wally Lueth By Glorene E. Lueth

Show Reports

• Surprise, Arizona
• Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
• Fort Collins, Colorado
• Bradenton, Florida
• Clearwater, Florida
• Fort Myers, Florida
• Lakeland, Florida
• Leesburg, Florida
• Port Richey, Florida
• Port St. Lucie, Florida
• Tampa, Florida
• Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• Livonia, Michigan
• Lexington, North Carolina
• Bellevue, Ohio
• Middletown, Ohio
• McAlester, Oklahoma
• Lincoln City, Oregon
• Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
• Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
• McAllen, Texas
• Kennewick, Washington
• Puyallup, Washington

Features contributed by...

• Wayne Barton
• Peter Benson
• Bob Boyer
• Don Burgdorf
• Cheryl Dow
• Joe King
• Chris Lubkemann
• L. E. Sturrup
• Dick Smith
• M. Paul Ward
• Bill Wright