April 2012 —
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Kirk and President Sue Harrison with U.S. Senate candidate, Wil Cardon and his family.
Diane DeCarlo On March 1, the Republican Club hosted
as speaker Wil Cardon, candidate for the U.S. Senate. In Mr. Cardon’s words, “ As a fi fth generation Arizonan and businessman, I seek a new direction, a path marked by fi xing the economy, creating jobs, cutting spending, and securing the AZ border.” An informative Q & A followed his remarks. The meeting commenced when President
Sue Harrison asked Retired Colonel Tom Tamura to give the invocation, followed by Camille Grabb leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Notables were introduced, and reports given and approved.
and blue for decor! Up-coming events: Thursday, April 5,
is the picnic/luncheon with AZ Governor Jan Brewer as speaker. The deadline for reservations has already passed, but, if you want
to attend there might have been a
cancellation. Call Mary McMahon at 623- 537-7251, and maybe you will luck out. Thursday, April 12, is the AZ State Capitol
The 50/50
drawings were after the Q & A. Stan Peterson won the drawing and generously donated the winnings back to the Club. Marie Pleuss won the book, Job Killers, by Robert S. Graham, and Mary McMahon won the signed book by AZ Governor Jan Brewer, Scorpions for Breakfast. I’ve got to comment on how colorful the
ballroom looked with the head tables, the round tables and the social, funding raising, scrapbook and the membership tables all covered in red tablecloths. And, the fl ags down off the stage and standing on each side of
Tour. Lunch is optional with Senator John Nelson, and AZ State Representatives Jerry Weiers and Steve Montenegro. We leave PebbleCreek at 10:30 a.m. and return at approximately 3:30 p.m. The deadline to call/email Mary McMahon
maryia@cox.net, is Friday, April 6. Thursday, May 3,
is a meeting at TF
Ballroom with Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Bill Montgomery, Maricopa County Attorney as the speakers. The meeting is at 7 p.m. with social time at 6:30 p.m. You will not want to miss this fabulous duo speak. So, in review: April 5 luncheon w/
the head tables really looked beautiful. Nothing, but nothing beats the red, white,
Governor Jan Brewer, April 12 Capitol Tour, and May 3 Sheriff Joe and County Attorney Bill Montgomery. Doesn’t get much better than that! Parting Thought: “There are two ways to conquer a nation, one is by the sword, the other by debt.” John Adams.
PC resident wins woodworking award
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Peter Schultheiss shows off his winning entries in the Excellence in Woodworking Show.
Peter A. Schultheiss On February 18 and 19, 2012, the
Arizona Association of Fine Woodworkers sponsored the Excellence in Woodworking Show at
PebbleCreek resident
the Mesa Convention Center. Peter Schultheiss
entered two pieces in the Master division of the Turning category. One piece, an open segmented bowl, won the fi rst place ribbon and the Best of Show award. His other piece, a large segmented vessel, won the second place ribbon and the People’s Choice award. Pete started turning in the ninth grade
and by the end of tenth grade he had his own lathe, purchased from a Popular Science magazine ad for $6.85. He used it
to turn furniture legs, several small bowls, and a chess set. After not turning for 33 years, in 2002
he attended the Long Island Woodworking Show where demonstrations of turning were given by a woodturners club. Pete joined the club, where he saw a demonstration on Open Segmented Turning. Now, he was hooked. Being retired allowed him the time to explore new techniques in segmented turning. At the 2004 Long Island Woodworking
Show, Pete entered an open segmented bowl in the competition and received a third place ribbon. That was followed by four consecutive fi rst place ribbons and two Best in Show awards in 2009.
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