TRMS T TOWN ROCKHOUND Volume LXVIII Issue 4 · with me in case I have any time for art. I've been doing a lot of pet portraits and actually making money at it. ut I do love doing

TRMS T-TOWN ROCKHOUND Volume LXVIII Issue 4

Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society April 2020 Page 1

April 2020 V

ol LXVIII N

o 4

Box 2292 Tulsa O

K 74101



SOC

wwwtulsarockandmineralsocietyorg

2020 Officers - Elected by club members each November-December

The Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society Inc was organized in April 1958 to promote interest and provide education in the earth sci-ences in historical artifacts in jewelry-making and all forms of the lapidary arts Field trips the club workshop monthly meetings and other activities provide opportunities for life-long learning Meetings The second Monday of each month at the College Hill Presbyterian Church 7th and Columbia Street Tulsa OK Refreshments and coffee begin at 6 pm Pebble Pups meet at 615 and the membership business meeting and program commence at 7pm ALL WELCOME

The T-Town Rockhound official bulletin of the Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society is issued every month preceding the regular monthly meeting Permission is granted to reprint items from the newsletter unless otherwise designated provided that full credit is given to the author and the T-Town Rockhound Please send items for the newsletter by the monthly deadline the 20st of the month preceding publication to Editor T-Town Rockhound Rebecca Ridgway RidgwayRocksgmailcom or mail to 6130 S 1st ST S Mus-kogee OK 74401 E-Mail Exchange Publications to RidgwayRocksgmailcom

Chat Pile Editor Wayne Mouser okyrocks1514gmailcom

Rock Donations Larry Wagle wagledadgmailcom

Show Chair Eric Hamshar johnhamsharyahoocom

Club Scholarship Dianne Kirk amp Richard Jaeger

918-510-0198 918-481-0249

Liz Thomas 918-671-0047 LThomas72055gmailcom

Martha Rongey 918-230-1094

Bob amp Nancy Hicks Scott Robb 918-371-2162 azketr1gmailcom

Pebble Pups Julia Allande allandecoxnet

Hospitality Table Kimberly Perry kimberlyperryehicom

Uniform Rules Leon Reeder leonreeder47yahoocom

Door Prize Chairman Paulino Allande

President Steve Ridgway 918-348-2299 stephenridgway63yahoocom

1st Vice President George Hill 918-587-9873 morrow90coxnet

2nd Vice President Holly Proctor 918-361-3081 hollyteachemailcom

Secretary Sharon Richards 918-266-8826 srichards15attnet

Treasurer Jerry Nagel 918-640-1324 jnagel1coxnet

Shop Foreman Billy McBay 918-407-6066 xfiles4321msncom

WebLibrarian Martha Rongey 918-619-7861 m_rongeysbcglobalnet

Historian Roberta Wagle 918-695-4291 waglemomgmailcom

Past President Donna Loffer 918-407-1194 donnalofferattnet

Newsletter Editor Rebecca Ridgway 918-348-9900 RidgwayRocksgmailcom

Directors Richard Jaeger Larry Wagle Jamie Harl



T-TOWN ROCKHOUND March 2020 Vol LXVIII No3

Monthly newsletter of Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society tulsarockandmineralsocietyorg

A Note from the Presidenthellip

Everyone has heard of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) by now The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared this a global pandemic the federal government has declared a national emergency and the Oklahoma governor has declared a State of Emergency for our state The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has ad-vised that any gatherings or meetings be limited to less than 50 people and President Trump has advised gather-ings consist of no more than 10 people Due to the overall age average of our members and the recommendations listed above the Board feels at this time that we need to postpone all meetings The Board has voted and a majority vote has been received At this time we will cancel ALL Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society meetings until further notice As soon as we have the all clear we will send out an email advising everyone We are sorry but we want everyone to stay as healthy as we can As most of us are older we need to take special precautions If you can stay home please do If you do need to get out to shop wipe your cart down with a sanitizing wipe wash your hands or use hand sanitizer as quickly as you can Do not touch your face Do not go to places that are overly crowded Wash your hands frequently If you feel sick do not go anywhere If you need something PLEASE call someone to bring it to you and leave it at your door Check on each other by telephone Most importantly pray Also because of the COVID-19 there have been several cancellations March 21 - Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society Rock Swap

March 27-28 - Ada Gem Mineral and Fossil Clubs Show

March 31 ndash Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society Monthly Luncheon

April 4-5 - Northwest Arkansas Gem and Mineral Societys Show

April 18 - Oklahoma State Council of Mineralogical Societies lsquo Spring Swap

April 25 - Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society Field Trip (Rose Rock Dig)

April 26-28 - Wichita Gem and Mineral Society

Ponca City has canceled all of their events until further notice Show Field Trips and meetings

Tulsa Rock and Mineral Societyrsquos Shop at ORU is closed until the school opens again Respectfully yours Steve Ridgway (Edited from emails sent by Liz Thomas)



Minutes of TRMS Board Meeting ndash March 3 2020

President Stephen Ridgway called the meeting to order at 7 pm Those present Steve Ridgway Rebecca Ridgway Jerry Nagel Richard Jaeger Roberta Wagle Larry Wagle Billy McBay Martha Rongey Donna Loffer and Sharon Richards Donna Loffer made a motion to approve the Secretarys report as printed second by Richard Jaeger motion approved Martha Rongey made a motion to accept the Treasurers report as printed second by Donna Loffer motion approved Officer reports Larry Wagle reported that we have plenty of donated rocks etc for the show silent auction for this year Richard Jaeger reported that our honorarium donation last month of $300 brings our total over the years to $10 594 AFMS Scholarship fund gives out $48000 per year to grad students in Earth Sciences Billy McBay reported the shop is doing well with seven or eight people are coming each time the shop is open Billy is also working on the black educational boxes Donna reported that she and Steve are bagging rocks in their spare time We will have plenty for the upcoming Gem Fair and TRMS show for this year Sharon notified the Board that we received coupons for the Wichita show She will put these on the Hospitality table at the upcoming meeting Jerry passed out this monthrsquos Treasurerrsquos report for the Boardrsquos review Martha announced that she received some books which she will be getting to the shop Roberta Wagle reported that the yearbook is in the process of being judged at the Rocky Mountain Federation Old Business Roberta reminded the club that we have two openings open for Honorary Members for which we post-poned decisions on last year The Board decided that we will discuss this at the next meeting New Business Donna showed a ldquoRockhoundrdquo patch that we can get made for the TRMS vests She will show at the next meeting see the interest and take orders instead of just ordering patches George announced at the last meeting that March will be a geode month with more information to come Martha and Tony Rongey will be making a 10-minute talk on their geode hunt in Keokuk Iowa Sharon suggested that we get that information and ask Liz to send out a reminder email since we had no information for the newsletter Sharon moved to adjourn second by Martha Rongey motion approved at 740 pm Respectfully submitted Sharon Richards



Minutes of TRMS General Meeting March 9 2019 President Steve Ridgway called the meeting to order at 702 pm at College Hill Presbyterian Church Julia Allande noted a correction in the February minutes to correct the Pebble Puprsquos paragraph by changing ldquospeckledrdquo to ldquoSpecularrdquo hematite Roberta Wagle moved the approval of the minutes of the February 10 2020 meeting as corrected seconded by Delores Wall and motion carried Rebecca moved to accept the Treasurerrsquos Report as printed in the bulletin seconded by Holly Proctor and motion carried Kimberly Perry Hospitality Chair welcomed two visitors and we had 76 in total attendance Seven door prizes were given out by Paulino Allande She held a drawing from those attending whose birthday is in January or February for a special door-prize Julia announced that the TRMS show case for this month was filled by Marty Beck Julia Allande introduced six Pebble Pups who told the membership that their discussion tonight was on ldquoAcid testingrdquo Each Pebble Pup was given 3 geodes donated by the Allandes and the Rongeys Shop Foreman Billy McBay noted the dates in the newsletter that the shop will be open He reminded the club that they can bring their own rocks or the shop has some available for a small fee to try out the clubrsquos equipment Eric Hamshar reported that the 2020 Show Committee will meet on the third Monday of each month All are invit-ed He also reminded members that the Spring SwapAuction be held on Saturday March 21 from 10 am ndash 3 pm at the Correll Museum Everyone should bring their own lunch Field Trips Holly Proctor announced that we will not have a field trip in March although everyone is encouraged to attend the SwapAuction on March 21 On April 25 we will be digging for Rose Rocks more details will follow She thanked Ken Siler for his help in making arrangements for our return to this fun trip New Business A member asked if anyone knew if the TRMS rock show case at the downtown Tulsa CityCounty Library had been damaged during the recent fire If anyone knows let a Board member know and they can get it in the TRMS newsletter Program George Hill introduced Tony and Martha Rongey who showed some photos and discussed their trip to the Keokuk Geode Fest last September 2019 They encourage anyone interested to attend on September 25-27 this year in Hamilton IL George and others then set up an area to open geodes that the children and others brought The meeting was adjourned at 800 pm Respectfully submitted by Sharon Richards Secretary





News and Stories from our Members

TRMS held our first ever Geode Fest at our March 2020 meeting Everyone seemed to really enjoy cracking open their

geodes and sharing their finds Herersquos a few pictures from this new event



The Conglomerate News from the Chat Pile

By Wayne Mouser okyrockscoxnet

Member Lynn Nabb wrote ldquoIm heading to Big Bend National Park on 314 for 6 days of day hiking Ill take my pastels with me in case I have any time for art Ive been doing a lot of pet portraits and actually making money at it But I do love doing landscapes and wildliferdquo Wayne thought he had gotten out of the job of bagging specimens for grab bags this year however he didnrsquot as Rich-ard brought him 900+ specimens and 1000 specimen bags Ben Thomas has only one more therapy session to attend and then he will continue doing therapy by himself at home David Hogatersquos shoulder continues to heal and he will start going to therapy in April Lana Riggs had surgery on her thumb and the surgery was successful She is now back home Roxanna Chamberlin continues to heal from her fall she took on Jan 20th She broke a knee cap She spent 4 days in the hospital and 4 days at Kaiser Rehab She is now back home and is able to get around using a 4-legged cane The coronavirus has caused our hobby to shut down attending swaps shows and attending any social functions Our shop is also shut down Hopefully a cure will soon be found and us Rock Hounds will be able to start doing fun things again Steve amp Rebecca Ridgway found this Archimedes Bryozoa near the Fort Gibson Dam



Compiled by Wayne Mouser from T-Town Rockhound archives

5 YEARS AGO APRIL 2015 Fifty-one people were in attendance which included 3 visitors Three Pebble Pups were on board Six door prizes were awarded Both the Secretary and Treasurer reports were approved as printed in the news-letter Bob Hicks reported on the By-Laws Committee actions Virgil Richards announced of the upcoming OSCMS swap to be held in Couch Park in Stillwater Pebble Pups in attendance received samples of ulexite the TV rock FT Chairman Ken Siler reported the field trip would be at Tall Chief Cove on Skiatook Lake for fossils Items from Leon Reederrsquos col-lection were in the display case Julia Allande wrote an article titled ldquoTRMS Pebble Pups Join Future Rockhoundsrdquo An-drew Daniel Brown wrote an article titled ldquoPetrified Woodrdquo Harper Brown another Pebble Pup wrote an article titled ldquoGeodesrdquo Richard Jaeger wrote an article titled ldquoCompetitive Exhibits For Our TRMS Showrdquo

15 YEARS AGO APRIL 2005 Seventy-five members and guests were in attendance Secretaryrsquos report was approved after several corrections and the Treasurers was approved as reported in the newsletter President Virgil Richards con-ducted a short business meeting Leon Reeder and Richard Dodrill were auctioneers at our annual club auction Floyd Speck FT Chairman led the field trip to Jet OK to dig selenite crystals Chris Fite wrote an article titled ldquoTsunami Tsu-nami Tsunamirdquo The display case held arrowheads from Leon Reederrsquos collection

25 YEARS AGO APRIL 1995 No attendance count was written The Secretary amp Treasurers reports were approved as printed in the newsletter A get-well card was passed for Arnold Buzzalini who had a stroke in March John Alf spoke about members giving continued support to the PRPA Jon Slankard FT Chairman reported the field trip will be to the Bartlesville area for fossils Scotty West is heading up his committee to review the feasibility of a club house for the group Committee members are Leon Reeder Gary Cooper Harvey Shell and Richard Dodrill They will be helping Scotty look for a club house Annual club auction was held Richard Jaeger wrote an article titled ldquoScience Fairrdquo Pat Gregory wrote an article titled ldquoCalifornia Or Bust Splash OopsndashMake That The Grand Canyonrdquo Jack Hill wrote an article titled ldquoTips For Tumblingrdquo Don Greenwood wrote an article titled ldquoItrsquos Nice To Knowrdquo Information was gathered by Fred White Don Greenwood and Richard Dodrill titled rdquoRockhound Workshop with the Okla Geological Surveyrdquo

45 YEARS AGO APRIL 1975 One Hundred Forty-nine members and guests were in attendance Melva Hart FT Chair-man reported the field trip will be to dig quartz at the Coleman Crystal Mine near Jessieville Arkansas Katherine Jones filled in for her husband Homer Jones who was out of town and introduced guest speaker Bill Creath owner of Envi-ronmental Sciences Corporation in Tulsa OK His talk was the present environmental problems illustrated with slides Kenneth Buchanan wrote an article titled ldquoA Tribute To Smokeyrdquo John Sanders wrote an article titled ldquoCrystal Huntrdquo Linda Moore amp Mary Prather wrote an article titled ldquoPaleozoic Erardquo



PEBBLE PUPS

Two newbies Ziah White and Warren English joined five regulars as we completed our rock-testing kits with an acid

(in this case vinegar) and did some experimenting with it The Hanksite is a very reactive carbonate mineral and pro-

duced some very satisfying bubbles when wetted with the acid (the quartz sample did not react at all) Then the Pups

set about creating their own mineral identification charts We will do some more of this later on Thank you Ian Kirk

for being there and helping We hope the newbies liked what they experienced and come back for more

For a homework assignment I asked each Pup to look around one room of su house and identify how various rocks

and minerals were used in the construction and furnishing of that room and to write a report about what each finds

and send that report to the newsletter editor or bring it to the next meeting Pups in your reports remember to incor-

porate the 5 Ws and How Who You Pebble Pup Where What room did you choose When What day did you do

this What Looked around the room and identified how rocks and minerals were used in that room (and then list

what you found) Why What did this exercise teach you How How did you identify these rocks and minerals in use

Did you get help from a book or the internet Write this up in a paragraph or two and turn it in

I realize we are facing uncertainty right now about when we will resume meeting but we know we will resume even-

tually if not sooner So I am moving forward with my Plans for the Pups At our next meeting Holly Proctor will lead us

studying ancient tools and art work In May we will work on some educational posters to share our hobby with others

and in June we will be preparing for our show Anybody can put a display in at our show your own collections are

great for showing off Several of us are ready and willing to help you get started

--Julia Allande JRoA Coordinator



Display Case - March 2020

This month Marty Becker is sharing her beautiful creations of painted rocks slabs feathers and bones and

wire-wrapped jewelry Her depictions of tigers eagles wolves and others are truly spectacular as is her

technique with wire Some of you got to see the display at the March meeting but owing to the closure of

the world as we know it very few people had the opportunity to see this fine display Consequently I am

holding her offering for another month in the hopes the World will return to some semblance of normal

and more people are afforded the chance to enjoy this fine presentation If Leon Reeder is willing we will

feature Leonrsquos works in May

This display case if for anyone to share su hobby ndash whatever you like however you like it We are all inter-

ested in each otherrsquos findings so please corral your shyness and put in a display

--Julia Allande (918-834-3405)(Allandecoxnet)



Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar

February New Members

Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry



TRMS WORKSHOPmdashA GREAT RESOURCE FOR CLUB MEMBERS

TRMS members are welcome to use the club workshop during the scheduled sessions You will be asked to sign a waiver if you work at the shop Young people must be accompanied by an adult Material for cutting and polishing is available at the shop for $1 a slab There is a charge for cutting a piece on the big saw Please contact the shop foreman or the charge person 24-hours

in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS

First Saturday 100 to 500 PM

Third Saturday 100 to 500 PM

Third Tuesday 530 to 900 PM

Fourth Thursday 530 to 900PM

Contact Billy McBay supervisor 918-407-6066

The workshop is located next to Elsing Museum in the lower level of the Learning Resource Center on the campus of Oral Roberts University 81st and Lewis Tulsa



TRMS April 2020 The club regularly meets at 7 pm the second Monday of the month at the College Hill Presbyterian Church 7th and Columbia near the TU tennis courts A social hour precedes each meeting with coffee and snacks Visitors are always welcome Pebble Pups meet at 615 preceding the general membership meeting For Work-shop sessions contact foreman Billy McBay at 918-407-6066 or the charge person 24 hours in advance

1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP

1 - 500 pm Billy McBay 918-407-6066 ORU Learning

Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD

Meets 7 pm College Hill

8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -

Membership Social F-J

14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28

LUNCHEON 1130 - Golden Corral 21st just east of Memorial We have a room at the northeast corner of the res-taurant ALL WELCOME

29 30

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

ALL EVENTS CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE





RMFMS clubs observe the AFMS Code of Ethics

will respect both private and public property and will do no collecting on privately-owned land without the ownerrsquos

permission will keep informed on all laws regulations and rules governing collecting on public lands and observe them

will to the best of my ability ascertain the boundary lines of property on which plan to collect will use no firearms or blasting material in collecting areas will cause no willful damage to property of any kind - fences signs or buildings will leave all gates as found

will build fires in designated or safe places only and will be certain they are completely extinguished before leaving the area will discard burning material - matches cigarettes etc will fill all excavation holes which may be dangerous to livestock

will not contaminate wells creeks or other water supply will cause no willful damage to collecting material and will take home only what can reasonably use will practice conservation and undertake to utilize fully and well the materials have collected and will recycle my surplus for the pleasure and benefit of others

will support the Rockhound project HELP (Help Eliminate Litter Please) and leave all collecting areas devoid of litter re-gardless of how found will cooperate with field trip leaders and those in designated authority in all collecting areas

will report to my club or Federation officers Bureau of Land management or other authorities any deposit of petrified wood or other materials on public lands which should be protected for the enjoyment of future generations for public educational and scientific purposes will appreciate and protect our heritage of natural resources will observe the ldquoGolden Rulerdquo use ldquoGood Outdoor Mannersrdquo and at all times conduct myself in a manner which will add to the stat-ure and public image of rockhounds everywhere

Adherence to the AFMS Code of Ethics assures compliance with most statutes and regulations governing collecting on public lands and encourages respect for private property rights and the environment Clubs are urged to read the AFMS Code of Ethics in at least one meeting every year to publish the Code frequently in the club newsletter and to compel compliance on club field trips

issues of proposed legislation and enforcement affecting field collecting of minerals and fossils

organization with responsibility for advancing the interests of earth science amateurs with legislatures and land use management agencies

The AFMS will receive a report from ALAA at its annual meeting

The AFMS endorses the principle of multiple uses of public lands as a guarantee of continuing recreational opportunities

Wilderness and monument designations are inconsistent with the principle of multiple uses In view of the vast amount of public land al-ready designated as wilderness and monuments future such designations should be minimal taking into account the increased demand for recreational opportunities including rockhounding created by a growing population

In furtherance of the principle of multiple use the AFMS believes that laws regulations and rules established by relevant govern-mental authorities should be designed to allow freest possible access to all public lands coupled with minimal restrictions on the recrea-tional collection of minerals fossils gemstone materials and other naturally occurring materials

A right to collect minerals and fossils on public lands should be protected by statute

The AFMS urges its members to work with any or all government authorities to achieve a good working relationship in order to improve the



SOC

wwwtulsarockandmineralsocietyorg

2020 Officers - Elected by club members each November-December

The Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society Inc was organized in April 1958 to promote interest and provide education in the earth sci-ences in historical artifacts in jewelry-making and all forms of the lapidary arts Field trips the club workshop monthly meetings and other activities provide opportunities for life-long learning Meetings The second Monday of each month at the College Hill Presbyterian Church 7th and Columbia Street Tulsa OK Refreshments and coffee begin at 6 pm Pebble Pups meet at 615 and the membership business meeting and program commence at 7pm ALL WELCOME

The T-Town Rockhound official bulletin of the Tulsa Rock and Mineral Society is issued every month preceding the regular monthly meeting Permission is granted to reprint items from the newsletter unless otherwise designated provided that full credit is given to the author and the T-Town Rockhound Please send items for the newsletter by the monthly deadline the 20st of the month preceding publication to Editor T-Town Rockhound Rebecca Ridgway RidgwayRocksgmailcom or mail to 6130 S 1st ST S Mus-kogee OK 74401 E-Mail Exchange Publications to RidgwayRocksgmailcom

Chat Pile Editor Wayne Mouser okyrocks1514gmailcom

Rock Donations Larry Wagle wagledadgmailcom

Show Chair Eric Hamshar johnhamsharyahoocom

Club Scholarship Dianne Kirk amp Richard Jaeger

918-510-0198 918-481-0249

Liz Thomas 918-671-0047 LThomas72055gmailcom

Martha Rongey 918-230-1094

Bob amp Nancy Hicks Scott Robb 918-371-2162 azketr1gmailcom

Pebble Pups Julia Allande allandecoxnet

Hospitality Table Kimberly Perry kimberlyperryehicom

Uniform Rules Leon Reeder leonreeder47yahoocom

Door Prize Chairman Paulino Allande

President Steve Ridgway 918-348-2299 stephenridgway63yahoocom

1st Vice President George Hill 918-587-9873 morrow90coxnet

2nd Vice President Holly Proctor 918-361-3081 hollyteachemailcom

Secretary Sharon Richards 918-266-8826 srichards15attnet

Treasurer Jerry Nagel 918-640-1324 jnagel1coxnet

Shop Foreman Billy McBay 918-407-6066 xfiles4321msncom

WebLibrarian Martha Rongey 918-619-7861 m_rongeysbcglobalnet

Historian Roberta Wagle 918-695-4291 waglemomgmailcom

Past President Donna Loffer 918-407-1194 donnalofferattnet

Newsletter Editor Rebecca Ridgway 918-348-9900 RidgwayRocksgmailcom

Directors Richard Jaeger Larry Wagle Jamie Harl











































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30


































































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30




















































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30
















































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30













































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30











































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30






































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30

































PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30


























PEBBLE PUPS


































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30







































Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30


























Peter Grice

Vondal Lee

Kimberly Perry

Larry Wagle

Nathan Rogers

Holly Proctor

Scott Robb

Dennis Swing

Delores Wall

Christine Robinson

Barbara Avakian

Melanie Foster

Annette Morris

Chris Thomas

Carter Divelbiss

Mary Skaggs

Sabrina Aguilar


Jon Cavely

Marion Divelbiss

Carter Divelbiss

Marla Divelbiss

Ralph Merry

Cherie Merry

Erin Merry





in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30




























in advance

TRMS WORKSHOP HOURS










1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30



























1

2 3 4

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

5 6 7

TRMS BOARD


8 9 10 11

12 13

TRMS MEETS

615

- Pebble Pups

- Education

Committee

7 pm -


14

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

15 16 17 18

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

19 20

SHOW COMMITTEE


21 22

23

WORKSHOP


Center down-

stairs

24 25

26 27 28


29 30
































































TRMS T TOWN ROCKHOUND Volume LXVIII Issue 4 · with me in case I have any time for art. I've been doing a lot of pet portraits and actually making money at it. ut I do love doing

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