Table Of ContentBUNYAN'S CHIPS
5295 BEECHWOOD RD
RAVENNA, OH 44266-91 9
1
Official Publication Of
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF WOODEN MONEY COLLECTORS
ft is a brand new year, a time for thinking about the future and a time to remember the past. It is
a time to plan and a time to taxe care ofall the things we put oti ior the holidays. And so it is with the
IOWMC. As I contemplate the task ahead, I see a club that could do more for the members. But what?
Here are some items that may spark some interest among the membership:
Putting together catalogs ofall woods from each state to include officials, store cards, good fors.
organizations, personals, numismatic, other categories and publish them in BC;
Meetings at local and regional shows through the vear:
Creating a slide show aboutwooden money for the AMA video Library:
ill (I
Sharing your hobby with local organizations, including schools and civic organizations
Ofcourse, each of these programs would need dedicated people to ride herd over them. Take, for
instance, the cataloging idea, borrowed from the Associated Collectors ofEncased (ACE). Everyone
has an inventory ofthe woods they have, and they can and should be shared. Each state has an official
catalogerand inputs are sent to that individual forcollating and organizing. Once a decent list is created
for any state, it is sent to the editorfor inclusion in the newsletter, and updates can come atfuture
intervals. Is anyone interested in this?
Holding meetings at local or regional shows would need a member to contact the show organizers to set
up a meeting time, informing members in the area about the meeting, then holding the meeting itselfand
writing up results for BC. Any takers for these projects?
Many ot ourmembers have extensive collections thatwouitl make a wonderful presentation to; me ANA
Video Library that members and non-members could check out and enjoy. Is anyone up for something
like this?
Local outreach gains several important benefits, including sharing ajoy ofthe hobby with others,
getting kids interested in collecting wooden money, and perhaps creating enough interest in your town
so new issues ofwooden money are made. Is there going to be a town anniversary in your area? Step
up and help them create a nice souvenirofthat celebration and then telling the rest ofus about it in BC.
I'm doing this for my city's Sesquicentennial.
This organization would give support to any and all ofthese efforts. All it takes is some dedication on
the part of the individual members. would love to hear your views and ideas about how to make
I
IOWMC a dynamic organization. You can write to P O Box 3003. Nashua. NH 03061-3003. or you
can contact me by email at [email protected] Betteryet. send a letterto Robbin as a letter to the
editor in Bunyan's Chips so everyone can see it!
Until next month- £a£-
t
WANTED
BUNYAN’S CHIPS
PAGE 2 Boy, Cub and Girl Scott related woods & flats.
WHERE YOU WILL FIND TODAY! Railroad & Trolley related woods and flats.
IIS
Also looking for the 1972-1975 wood issues
Below is a listing by state and how many members are from the Goschenhoppen Folk Festival. NO
currently in our organization. BIDS PLEASE! Contact Wallace Krocsko at
AL-2 AK-0 AZ-3 AR-0 CA-15 CO-3 CT-2 P. O. Box 307, Atlasburg, PA 15004-0307
DE-1 FL-10 GA-1 IL-8 IN-4 LA-2 KS-3 KY-4
Have some extra issues from the Greater New
LA-1 ME-2 MD-6 MA-9 MI-9 MN-3 MS-0 Bedford Coin Club. A1 Schubert is looking to
ad their woods to his collection. Send list with
MO-6 MT-0 NE-3 NV-3 NH-1 NJ-4 NM-0 price. A1 Schubert, 1931 E. Prospect #509,
Ashtabula, OH 44004-5336 (440) 992-0601
NY-16 NC-6 ND-1 OH-21 OK-O OR-3 PA-29
Woonsocket 1888-1988 wooden nickel set, the
RI-0 SC-2 SD-0 TN-3 TX-2 UT-2 VT-1 VA-4 letter “W" (blue). Goschenhoppen Folk Festival
#1, 5, 9 and 26. Lehigh Valley Summer
WA-10 WV-6 WI-7 WY-2 HI-0 CAN.ADA-5 Festival, 1st annual, August, 1962 (purple).
Needed to complete my sets. John Masters,
FROM THE EDITORS DESK 2321 W. 29Lh South, Wichita, KS 67217-1903
-
Our publication is going through growing pains
once more folks! I purchased a newer wEdoiotdoernlonoikciknegl fiosrsufeess.tivaDlr,ofpairm,eRoadleioneaonndw1h9a5t6
computer system late last year and have been
you have for sale or trade. Rob Quinn, 5295
trying to ready myself for the transfer of soft Beechwood Road, Ravenna, OH 44266-9119
ware to the new computer. I hope that you will
enjoy the new format and find the overall ANOTHER “TWIST” AT DAIRY
layout to be an improvement over the old type.
QUEEN
Let’s not forget to send in material for Chips so Russ Daisleyy
that can mail out the best possible newsletter GOOD FOR
I
to our membership. Speaking of membership, ONE FREE
if there is a 2002 date at the bottom left comer SMALL PEPSI
ofyour address label you need to send in your REDEEM AT
dues to our secretary. Unpaid dues will result DAIRY QUEEN
in being dropped from the mailing list after GREENVILLE.PA
March. Until next month- JtoAQuint
JERRY LEDET Over the past couple ofyears, we have been all
diligently looking for those Dairy Queen woods
P. 0. BOX 1117 to enhance our collection. Some folks have
THIBODAUX, LA 70302 been a little more fortunate than others. My
look for D.Q woods gave me a bad taste in my
PHONE 447-8472
(985) mouth. couldn’t find the woods, but did find
I
a yellow/black cardboard disc, which was
being used for small cones at DQ ice cream
GREAT BARGAIN!
locations across the country. Then, low and
BRAND NEW SELECTION! behold, they still did not make woods, even
2500 after a couple of letters to the DQ management,
telling them how our hobby was being ruined
different wooden nickels for only by replacing woods with cardboard. even
1
$197,50 pointed out the life span of a piece ofwood
would be greater than cardboard, even in a fire.
paid ad was surprised to learn that my collection
I
search would be at the grocery store with DQ
REMEMBER- ads are free to paid advertising on sales tapes from the stores. I
did get a few of the tapes to place in my book
up members in IOWMC. with Dairy Queens, but still no woods.
.
BUNYAN’S CHIPS
Another difference is that on the second token
PAGE 3 the R is above the logo instead of below it. The
(“TWIST* Cont. from page 2) obverse side of the token is very similar to that
Now what should I do in looking for these used on the aluminum tokens that many ofthe
woods and always finding some snag and no Dairy Queen’s now use. Both of the tokens are
wood! The answer comes from a DQ store. I red in color. Since both of these tokens have
still haven’t picked up a lot of DQ woods for been well handled it was hard to get a decent
their famous ice cream, but, back in May, I copy ofeither of them. Ifany ofyou have any
obtained the DQ wood shown with this article. Dairy Queen’s that you would like to report
The wood is issued by the DQ on Hadley Road please send me a good clear copy of the tokens
in Greenville, PA. The wood, as you can see, is themselves, and let me know the color. Send
not for a cone or sundae, but for a small Pepsi! the copies/tokens or any information that you
From cardboard, to sale slips, and finally to have to me at P. O. Box 124, Highspire, PA
wood. However, the wood reflects still a twist, 17034 THANK YOU
in this case, Pepsi Cola. I talked to the
management and learned that the 200 Creston, Ohio Ox
1
headquarters of DQ is sponsoring the woods Roast 8s Fish Fry wooden
with Pepsi on them. So, we may see some more nickel now for sale. Cost
woods in the future we all hope so. The is 50 cents plus an SASE
wood pictured at the start of this article had Also available for sale are
2000 made for the store in Greenville, and are past issues going back to
all in red ink on both sides. 1985. These woods are
50 cents each as well.
WANTING TO BUY! Please send sufficient
Olean, NY, flat woods. Paying TRIPLE the postage to cover your
catalog price for undamaged pieces. Send with order for the past issues.
invoice. Buyingjust about every other kind of Mail you orders to: John
Bowers, 106 Hemlock Dr,
wooden money or wooden medals. Write to Creston, OH 44217
Norm Boughton, P. O. Box One, Macedon, NY
14502
STATEHOOD WOODS FOR SALE
Barry Healey has released the 23, 24 and 25
state issues in his Statehood wooden nickel set.
Prices are $1.00 each/ 3 for 32.50/ 9 for $7.00
and 12 for $9.00 postpaid (woods must all be
the same for the discount prices)
Also available are the Pearl Harbor/ NYC/WTC
Commemorative/Memorial Wooden Dollar.
These are for sale at $2.00 each/ 3 for $5.00 or
5 for $7.50. With your order you will receive
the Lone Star Newsletter published by Barry.
Send vour orders to: Barry Healey, 1 129
Hillcrest St., #204, Mesquite, TX 75149
A DAJRY QUEEN UPDATE
By: Bob Brown
During last summer I received the two woods
shown above from Craig Myers of Lagrange,
GA. These are different from most of the
tokens in my book in that the Dairy Queen logo
is smaller and instead ofan asterisk below the
logo there is an R in a circle, which is the
symbol meaning “registered trade mark*
BUNYAN’S CHIPS PAGE 4
PRESIDENT'S WOODS FOR SALE
IOWMC TREASURER’S REPORT AS OF DECEMER31. 2061
1964 1 st meeting Cleveland
1965 W. Morningstar Houston CHECKING ACCOUNT: Balance carried forward: SI,542.37
1966 E. Nelson Chicago
INCOME:
1967 W. Saab Miami
Dues S382.S0
1968 T. Hudson San Diego Donations (Kemp, IE 00
1970 C. Kramer St. Louis Krocska,CooKRhodes
1972 G. Parfet New Orleans White«* Clifford) S400.50
974 W. Morningstar Columbus
1 EXPENSES:
1977 N. Mack Atlanta
Secretary 25.00
1978 W. Dennis Houston
Net Gain: 375.50
1980 S. Brown Cincinnati Baiaance Checking Acct.: SI,917.87
1981 D. Streeter New Orleans
1983 D. Mack San Diego SAVINGS ACCOUNT: $2,506.44
INCOME;
1984 S. Kirka Detroit Interest (Sept/Oct/Nov.) 1-88
1985 T. Wolverton Baltimore Balance Savings Account; S2.508.32
1988 M. Scott Cincinnati
1989 W. Riley Pittsburgh LIFE MEMBERSHIP ACCOUNT; S2,102.89
INCOME;
1 990 S. Kirka Seattle IBnatlearenscte (LOicfte/M'NecmvbJeBrccs.h)ip Acct: S2,l170,.I0S7
1991 S. Kirka Chicago
1 992 T. Wolverton Orlando M. Wayne Dennis
1993 T. Wolverton Baltimore IOWMC Treasurer;
1 994 D. Howard Detroit
1995 D. Howard Anaheim FOR SALE TO COLLECTORS
1996 A. Bonesio Denver
1997 G. Donnell New York 70,000 woods in stock with more coming
1998 D. Cushing Portland in every day! (Over 125,000 bought and
1 999 D. Cushing Chicago sold last year) Up to 3,000 different
2000 D. Cushing Philadelphia official rounds for 75 cents each. Up to
2001 D. Cushing Atlanta 500 different official flats for only $2.50
each. 70 different official flats going
for just $1.00 each. TENINO flats for
Prices are 50 cents plus postage. Orders will come $25.00 each. Business, coin club and
in a padded envelope at no extra charge. If you will others for only 10 cents each. My choice
'ndude a 34 cent stamp and a few 23 cent stamps on each of the forgoing selections.
with your order, what is necessary for the order Unsorted woods from the state of your
will be used and the unneeded postage will be choice are only 5 cents each. I'll pay the
returned with your order. Mail your request to: postage on all orders. Send your want
Bill Snider, 1127 Oneida Ave., Louisville, KY list for officials. Darrell Luedtke, 9957 YV
4021 4-41 32 (These are the club sale woods, funds Margaret Lane, Franklin, WI 53132
from the sale go to our general fund)
JOIN A WOODEN MONEY GROUP
have started a "Yahoo Group" designed
I
for collectors of wooden monev.
The URL
is
Secretary’s Report for January, 2002 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wooden
New Member -money This is open for everyone to
Frederick Ray Davis R2337 join. People who wish to join will need
800 Sipos Circle to sign up to receive a Yahoo! ID. People
Englewood, OH 45322-1746 can post messages to buy, sell or trade or
to simply ask for information or even
William Saitta R-2338 post pictures of their favorite pieces in
6822 22nd Ave No , # 197 their collection. If anyone has any
St. Petersburg, FL 33710-3918 questions they can email at this screen
Sponsor. Clint List name. Be sure you put "wooden nickel
group" or "wooden nickel club" in the
Pajd Up Members; 156 of234 subject so I'll know what it is about.
BarryH1701
We have had a good response to the cataloging initiative so far. Mr. Bob Kirk ofWest Virginia and Mr.
Pete Smith ofMinnesota have stepped forward to catalog their states., and I thank them both. Those
lists, along with my own New Hampshire list make a good start for the endeavor. How about your
state9 It is never too late to follow the example ofthese two gentlemen.
The issue ofa catalog number for each wood has come up with the suggestion MN-CC-85-NW for
Minnesota/' Coin Club/ 1 985/ Northwest Coin Club. What do you think? Is this sufficient or is there a
better method? Thanks to all who sent Holiday woods to me. I did not issue one this past season and
will try to do better for 2002.
I’m offon a 6 week business trip to float around the Pacific Ocean with the Navy. I will be available on
email bobfritschig.earthlink net during our port calls but regular mail will not be seen until the end of
.
March. Please bear with me and I will respond as quickly as I can.
FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK
This will be the second to last mailing ofBunvan’s Chips to members who have yet to pay their 2002
membership dues. Please take a few minutes and mail out your payment to Del Cushing today! The
club newsletter is undergoing the changes I noted in last months issue. I hope that you will enjoy
reading the newer updated issues planned for this year. I still have some other changes that are in the
works for later issues and I cross my fingers that you will like them as well. !Ro6- 2.uikk
it
it!
OFFICERS OF THE IOWMC
NH
President Robert Fritsch P. 0. Box 3003 Nashua 03061-3003
NV
st Vice-Pres. Virginia Dennis 1852 Golden Shadow Dr. Henderson 89015-8620
1
2nd Vice-Pres. Bill Snider 1 127 Oneida Ave. Louisville KY 40214-4132
NV
Treasurer M. Wayne Dennis 1852 Golden Shadow Dr. Henderson 89015-8620
Secretary Del Cushing P. O Box 88984 Seattle WA 98138-2984
MO
Board ofGov. Kenneth Paulsen P. O. Box 142327 Overland 63114
Board ofGov. Floyd Thomas 6505 Mullen Road Shawnee KS 66216-2142
Board ofGov. Bob Brown P. O. Box 124 Highspire PA 17034-0124
Editor Robbin Quinn 4295 Beechwooa Rd Ravenna OH 44266-9119
BUNYAN’S CHIPS PAGE 6
A
little Piece of Paradise
During the year. 2001. Eastham was celebrating a 350th Anniversary. There are not many communities in .America that can claim 350
vears ofcolorful history, even less have done so on wooden nickels. Eastham is a little piece ofparadise, a narrow strip ofland
boidered by the mighty Atlantic Ocean on one side and Cape Cod Bay on the other The town has long been known for its natural
beauty and rural character with loveiv marshes, ponds, and woods as well as breathtaking ocean vistas. Not commercialized, not
suburban, the town offers a special way oflife for both residents and visitors from around the world.
This community, nestled between two seas, is one ofthe oldest in English-speaking in North .America, The Nauset Indian community
had been here centuries prior to the white settlers, living a peaceful life offishing, hunting, and farming The first meeting between
the local Nausets and pilgrims from the Mayflower occurred in 1620 at Eastham’s First Encounter Beach, near what was then Nauset
Harbor Soon after, Eastham was settled by pilgrims who were dissatisfied with their land opportunities in Plymouth. Many
descendants ofthese first settlers still live in Eastham and their names grace businesses, street signs, and mailboxes
Eastham also has a rich heritage associated with the sea-its outer beaches and foggy bay side have seen numerous shipwrecks over the
last three centuries. Storms would cause the remains ofships and their bounty to pile up on Eastham shores, creating opportunities for
salvage as well as fostering enterprises to help shipwrecked seaman. It is also a history ofpeople foraging a living from tilling the
soil, whaiing, fishing, salt works, asparagus, and turnip farming.
Today. Eastham is best known for its beaches and conservation areas. You will find that one third ofEastham is preserved by the Cap
Ccd National Seashore With its proximity to nature, wiid beauty, and small town atmosphere, most Eastham residents could not
imagine living anywhere else.
The logo on the wood was copyrighted by the town and was used on different items that were sold to help offset the cost ofthe
celebration Wooden nickels were issued that show the logo on one side and the name ofa business who donated to the fundraising
effort on the other. There are 12 different pieces to the set and all are printed in blue ink. Each wood was also stamped with a letter
(A to Z) and a number (0 to9). Pnzes were awarded to people collecting woods from at least 3 different businesses and spelling out
E A S T H A M 3 5 0. Technically there are 26 letters times 10 numbers times 12 designs or 3120 different woods which makes this
by far the largest set ofofficial woods ever produced. A limited number ofsets having the 12 woods are available from Clint for
S10 00 post paid Send your order to’ Clint List, 55 Wood Song Drive, Eastham, MA 02642
The celebration story car. be viewed online at www.eastham350.com Submitted By: Rob Quinn
EASTHAM’S 350™ ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION WOODEN NICKELS
" "" I "" "" B " ", .
X
MAIL BID DALE"' D H VONDRASEK 1342 COOK ROAD OWOSSO MI 48867
: . . ; : ,
ALL ARE REGULAR ROUND PCS. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED AND ARE ALL
50 UNLESS NOTED BL BLUE BK BLACK R RED G GREEN P PURPLE
. ( ) , ( ) , ( ) , ( ) , ( ) ,
BR BROWN 0 ORANGE L LILAC ANY OTHER COLOR NOTED,
( ) , ( ) , ( ) ,
THIS MAIL BID CLOSES N\£vCcY\ ~*>\ ZOOTL
ALL-MICHIGAN::*** 7
HERE IS A MAIL BID FOR COLLECTORS OF MISC./GOOD FORS CCLUBS ADV
, ,
ON5-THESE I WILL DENOTE "I" INDIAN , " B " BUFFALO IF ON THEM.
1-1969 ADRIAN MAPLE CITY CC 5th SHOW 3K"B"
.
—2-1971 " " " " " ANNUAL SHOW BK" " >%£
*— 3-1969 ANN ARBOR CC 5th SHOW BK"I",BK"B"
4-1971 ALBION CC 10th ANNIV. BK"I"
NO DATE BELDING JIM AND TEDS QT.OIL FREE W/CHG BK
6 ' BENTON HARBOR STATLER HOTEL BK"I"
— 7- BESSEMER B.P.O.E. LODGE #1354 BK/P
— 8- BIRMINGHAM ABLE PRINTING 50 TRADE BK " B
9_ BRIGHTON HELENS REST. 50<t ON PIZZA BK" I
10- " " " KARLS TV 10% OFF BK" I"
*-11- BURNSIDE ECK'S WRECKS FARM, SUPPORT CONSV. BK B 76
— "
12- CADILLAC KELLY SERVICE ON LUBE JOB BK"I"
25<t
—1143-- CCHARAORLOTHTOEOPELROWEDRUBGROSS.T&OREDAD25<tBKO"NI”PRESC . BK " I " , BK " B. '
—15-’ " " " HARRY'S COINS & STMP BK " B-"
— 16-1969 CHEBOYGAN 3rd K OF C & MASONS BANQUET BK" 1 1
17-NO DATE CLARK LAKE SNYDER ELEC. GOOD FOR $1000 00 BK
-16
"NOT GOOD MON THEU SAT, SUN OR HOLIDAYS
—
18- COPEMISH, REVENNA, TRUFANT MICH FLEA MKTS BK"I'
1 J-6
i g » n ii DETROIT GRAY & SON INC. BK " B " ,
20- DELTON RICKERT PHARMACY 50 TRADE BK " B"
21 - ' " " DURAND CONCRETE PROD. 56 trade BK"I"
22- " " EAU CLAIRE CRACKER BARREL BOYS BK I
"
— 2 3- " FENTON GLENN WILSON BUICK-OLDS
T'Or
- 3264-- ' FLINT NORTHLAND DRUGS 50 TRADE BK" I BK' B 1
— 25- " " " CURTIS FLOWERS BK " B
3286--" GLENNIE KAPP SALES & SERVICE BK I"
— 27- GRAND BLANC COLONIAL CUE HR F. REE PLAY BK" B"
' 1
— 4218-- " " GRAND RAPIDS MICH. TRAILER PARTS, INC BK"I" '76
4229-- " PECK'S BAIT SHOP 50<t TRADE BK"I 1 , BK" B
— 3301--1' 970-72 W12ESTDIFSFIDEERENBTAITCCSWHOOPODS2DOZ . MINOWS BK" I " 'B
32-NO DATE GRANDVILLE CREATIVE ADV. BK"I"
47-
4383--" " GREENVILLE PAUL'S PHARMACY 50 TRADE BK" I"
.
34-1969 GRANDVILLE HOLLAND HOME SHOW BK"I"
-35-NO DATE HASTINGS JACOBS PHARMACY 5<t TRADE BK I " , BK " 1 6'^
" HAMILTON BOOKOUT'S PHARMACY COFFEE OR COKE BK' BK " B
,
37- HELL "DEN OF ANTIQUITY R"I"
'
" HOLLAND SKIP'S PHARMACY 50 TRADE BK B
"
—39-HOLLY MAC'S PHARMACY TARDE BK"I"
5<t
—
40-1970 ITHACA "SHOP ITHACA" 50d TRADE BK
NO DATE IMLAY CITY THUMB AREA CC BK"I"
" JACKSON FUEL DIST.,INC BK"I"
3- " KALAMAZOO MALL CITY MTRS . &10 00 ON USED CAR BK"I" 76
j[4_M LAKE ODESSA DEE'S PHARMACY 50 TRADE BK I
"
45-1967 LAKE ORION CUB SCOUT PACK 128 SHOW-O-REE BK " I "
46-NO DATE LAPEER NYE FORD BK"I",BK"B"
" LANSING SWINFORD SERVICE 5<t TRADE BK":
— 1967 " " MORHEAT CC BK" B
49-NO DATE MACKINAW CITY STRAITS BRIDGE MOTEL & 1 00 TRADE BK " B "
^0-" " " " FORT MICHILMACKINAC P"I ,P' B"
3 1 - " MECOSTA R.J. DOYLE REALTY BK " B
52 “ MILAN MILAN DRAGWAY BK"I"
- " . I , " " " " " "" a :) , )
53-NO DATE MUSKEGON ROLLARENA 15$ ON ADM. BK" I"
-54-" II MUTTONVILLE LENOX REXALL DRUGS 5$ TRADE BK"I","B"
- 5565--"" II NOOSRCTOHDABRFAUNRCNHITUARDEAMSFAIPRH,ARIMNCACYBK5$I TRBAKDEB BK"I" / BK"B"
II " " , "
57-" OSCOBA IOSCO CC SHOW BK" I"
II
58-" OVID CLOCK'S CLOTHING $1.25 TRADE BK"I"
II
59-" II PONTIAC B.F. GOODRICH 1 WASHER REFILL BK"I",BK"B" ,/X
60- " II " " PEOPLES FOOD MKTS . BK " I " , BK " B
61- PORTAGE TERRY DERHAMMER HAULING ETC BK"I"
II
62-" II RICHMOND TRINITY LUTHERAN BLDG FUND BK" I"
63-" II ROSEVILLE PETER NOBILE FREE HEARING TEST BK " B " <IL
64-" II SCTTVILLE NICHOLS DRUG STORE 5$ TRADE BK " B
^65-" II SOUTH LYON SOUTH LYON HOTEL BK " B
6726--" II ST.IGNACE PARK MOTEL BK"I"
7637--1967 STANWOOD BUFFALO BARBECUE BK B
— 74- "
— 68-NO DATE TAYLOR NELLO " S LOUNGE BK " B
69-1972 " " NORTHLINE BAPTIST CHURCH 10TH ANNV . BK"I" /,
70-NO DATE VESTABURG WALKER'S SERVICE BK"I"
7781--1969 WARREN MILLION $ COIN SHOW 7th ANNV BK
79-NO DATE WAYNE CHUM'S COFFEE CLUB CUP BK"I"
1
8801-- " " WHITE CLOUD DAVE'S PHARMACY 5<t TRADE BK " B
— " " WYOMING MULTI -TROD CREDIT UNION BK"I"
7852--" " YALE SHELDON'S DRUG 25<t ON 1st PRES . BK " I " , BK " B" ,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS ARE LOUISIANA
76-1967( 18 ) , 1968 ( 10 ) , 1 969 ( 1 ) , 1970( 2 ) , 1971 ( 1 )MARDI GRAS WOODS
-77-1962 THRU 1971 BATON ROUGE CC 1st THRU 10th FESTIVAL OPCS
( 1
84- 1970 NEW ORLEANS CRESENT CITY CC BK
85-
NO DATE SUNSET CARNIVAL BEACH BK"I"
86-
87- " " SHREVEPORT M.M. ROBINS BK"I"
1972 WALKER G LA. PINE TREE FESTIVAL
THE FOLLOWING LOTS ARE NEW HAMPSHIRE
89- 1964 thru 1971 CONCORD TRI-STATE COLLECTORS EXHIBITION 1964
90-
91-BK ,1965 R , G : 1966 R,G:1967 BK,R:1968 BK,R:1969 BK , R ; 1 970R , P
92- 1971 BK R
,
9833-- 1970 BEDFORD NUMISMATIC ASSN. 26th NENA CONF BL R G BR P
94- . , , , ,
SMALL TREE
95-
96- 1970 " " " " " " " " " " BL BR G LRG .TREE
, ,
97- 1965 CONCORD 200th BY GOVR NUDD PENACOOK NH)P,$1.00 BL
98- . (
99- 1965 " " " " BY WAYNE RICH COINS & STAMPS G
1963 STATE SEAL/EAT NH EGGS BK
88 NO DATE ROCHESTER NH AND WESTBROOK MAINE WARREN'S FURNITURE
$1.00 TRADE BOTH BK "B"
THE FOLLOWING LOTS ARE ARIZONA
1969 LUKE AIR FORCE BASE 5th SEMI ANN COIN BROUSE BK
1968 MESA VALLEY OF THE SUN CC SEASONS GREETINGS
1969 " " " " " " " FIRST ANNUAL COIN SHOW
1968 PHOENIX STATE NUMISMATIC 4th CONV BK I & B , R I $ B(4PCS)
1969 SAFFORD CC 6th SHOW R G
,
NO DATE SAFFORD CC R G BOTH.
,
1956 TUCSON CC 15th ANNV BK R G L ROADRUNNER/B
. , , ,
1971 " " CC 6TH CONVENTION STATE NUMIS. ASSOC BK , R ( R . RUNNER
1962 PHOENIX CC 1st COIN 0 RAMA BK I
NO DATE " " ARZ. WOODEN MONEY 25<t TRADE " ON KACHINA'S ONLY"
NO DATE " " 3 MISC PCS. KEN NOLL GOLD & SILVER BK I MY
, '
HOUSA 5$ IN TRADE BK I, HARRY BAKER COLL. OF DOG LIC. R
YOUR DUES ARE NEEDED
Bunyan's Chips
Page 7 March will be the last mailing ofBunyan’s Chips to
OUODDY MOCCASINS WOODS members who have not paid their 2002 club dues.
The Quoddy Moccasin At this time, there are 55 current members who
Company produced have not. Only through the club dues, paid ads,
moccasins out ofMaine club sponsored mail bids and donations from
for many years. Their product members, are we able to stay ahead ofthe growing
lines could be found in retail cost ofprinting and postage. PLEASE take a few
outlets, gift shops, shoe stores minutes and mail in your dues today! Dei Cushing,
WA
and leather outlets as well. P. O. Box 88984, Seattle, 98138-2984
Maurma Boughton, with assistance from Bob
FOR SALE TO COLLECTORS
Brown. Robert Fntsch, Clint List and Floyd
Thomas, has put together a listing ofthe known 1957 Arkansas Numismatic Association wooden
Quoddy wood issues. This listing is for sale to flat commemorating the third century ofthe
Quoddy wood collectors and anyone wanting to add exploration ofArkansas by Fernand De Soto. This
this to their library forjust S1.00. Maunna would is a John B. Rogers issue and I believe the last
also like to hear from other Quoddy collectors! wooden flats made by Rogers. ONLY $5.00 each
Mail your request to: Maurina Boughton, P. O. Box and postpaid from Norm Boughton, P O. Box One
1, Macedon, NY 14502 Macedon, NY 14502 Hundreds ofofficial fiats,
rounds, coin clubs and Sambos available. Send
WANTED
want lists. Email is nbought1 aRochester,rr.com
Personal tokens, medals or woods from
numismatics. Single, groups or collections. Editor’s Correction
MN
Pete Smith, 2424 4th St. NE, Minneapolis, In the January issue ofBunyan’s Chips, an ad was
55418 placed tojoin a wooden money group on Yahoo.
Boy, Cub and Girl Scout related woods or flats. This address was incorrectly typed by the editor.
Railroad & Trolley related woods and flats. Also To reach the collectors group you should use:
Trying to find the 1972, 1975 wood issues from the http://groupsAahoo.com. group wooden monev
Goschenhoppen festival. NO BIDS! Wallace I’m sorry for any problems our members had in
Krocsko, P. O. Box 307, Atlasburg, PA 15004-0307 trying to reach this site.
SECRETARY’S REPORT - FEB. 2002 WAUKESHA COIN CLUB WOODS
ADDRESS CHANGES Issues from the Waukesha Com Club are available
Fred Gates R-1941 to collectors at 25 cents each. Some have limited
2648 WolfSprings Road quantities and may be sold out. Please add enough
NY
Scio, 14880 postage to cover your order.
1965 1973 1977 1978
Gary Weider R-2193 1989 1990 1991 1992
P. O. Box 5179 1993 1994 1995 1996
Salt Springs, FL 32134 1997 1998 2001
Mail your orders with postage funds to: Waukesha
George Van Trump R-1212 Coin Club, 1912 Laura Lane, Waukesha, WI 53186
P. O. Box 1537 Material submitted by: Bill Morphet
Wheat Ridge, CO 80034-1537
MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL
Ifyou know ofa coin club, festival or organization
Norman Fletcher R-630 that has wood issues they would like to sell. Drop a
1 102 N West End Blvd. line to the editor and they will be contacted.
MO
Cape Girardeau, 63701 Listings will be placed in the newsletter so everyone
Sponsor: Bob Brown
can add to their collections
V
Banyan's Chips IOWMC TREASURER’S REPORT AS OF JANUARY 31. 2002
Page 8
CHECKING ACCOUNT: Balance carried forward: Sl.917.87
A Memory Jog “Wooden” Forget
I INCOME:
Recently I came across a wooden nickel, which brought back Dues S226.00
some memories ofsome misspent youth. The piece simply- Mail Bid 45.00
stated "This Swiss Dollar is Good For Twenty-Five Cents In Donations (Davis/Zaika/ 26.00
Trade On Or Before Green County Cheese Days Sept. 16-17, Sanderson) S297.0G
1972” Aaaah. Yes the memories ofMonroe. Wisconsin and
the Green County cheese days I spent there back in the iate EXPENSES:
40’s and 50 s. A friend and I would hear about the Editor $300.00
HLM
ceiecrations and skip school to go. The next day the principal Card (M. Scott) 6.50
wouid ask us how the fishing was as we were known to skip S306.50
school on occasions to wet a line. We always told him the Net Loss: S 9.50
fishing was lousy and that we didn't have any luck. We only Balance Checking Act: SI,908.37
aresckeeidveuds4tohtoaukreshoifmdettheennteixotn twihmeenwtehastkhiappppeednteod.goHfeisheivneg.n SAVIINNCGOSMEA:CCDOuUesN:T: Balance carried forward: S2,50380.,3020
Never did ask him to go with us.
Balance Savings Act: S2,538.32
The creameries in Monroe would open their doors to visitors
to sample the cheeses. The breweries from Milwaukee would LIFE MEMBERSHIP ACCOUNT: Bal. carried forward:S2,11007
set up tents in town to dispense their product. In those times it INCOME: Dues: 30.00
was 25 cents a bottle with NO DEPOSIT Ail you had to do Balance L/M Act.: $2,140.07
was buy a loafofbread from one ofthe bakeries, a bottle of
beer and offto the various creameries to sample the best *** State of Nevada has a law for all inactive accounts for one
cheeses in the world. Being partial to the stronger cheeses year to revert to the state. This is why we deposited some
such as Cheddar, I would have a sandwich ofCheddar and try of the dues money in each of the Savings and Life Member-
one ofthe other offerings such as Blue Cheese. I even tried ship Accounts. I was told to make deposits or withdraws at
Limburger once and once only I left that type to others. least twice a year to prevent our accounts converting to the
Several beers and sandwiches later my friend and I would state. M Wavne Dennis
have to leave for the drive home to Rockford, ELL Monroe IOWMC
Treasurer
was about 50 or 60 miles from Rockford but the roads were
not ofthe quality that they are today. We took turns driving
while the other slept Good beer and sandwiches will do that
to you. I had to find out where this "Swiss Dollar" was really 2002 IOWMC BENEFIT/RAFFLE DRAWLNG
from To the computer and some software that might give me
the information Hopefully Just for kicks, I typed in Monroe It isn’t too early to start thinking about the Benefit/Raffle
and told the computer to search. There are several Monroe's Drawing for year 2002. The annual meeting will be held
in the United States, one being in Wisconsin. I asked for a a month earlier this year. I am making a request for
map ofthe area and sure enough Monroe, WI. Is in Green the membership to be thinking of what they can donate
County That is one "Swiss Dollar" that is now a permanent to this very important activity of IOWMC. Your input
part of my collection and fond memories as well. and donations will he greatly appreciated. Write to:
Submitted By: Del Cushing
Virginia H. Dennis, 1852 Golden Shadow Drive, Hender-
ROTARY WOOD AV AILABLE son, Nevada 89015-8620.
<^ B0L/G6> NEW FIND FOR THE MONTH
/:Sy /o X, Norm Boughton has his
s
Rotary wood available to Norm reports finding a 1949 plywood type round
collectors at 35 cents or wood from Kingston Tenn. that is not listed in the
v%m-
V / 3 for $ 1 .00 plus an SASE latest guidebooks. The printing is in very dark blue
You could save a stamp by ink. Ifyou have this issue or wood ofthis type then
~©oo'n. requesting the issue along drop Norm a line about it. Norm Boughton's
NY
with the Quoddy Moccasins Wooden Money P. O. Box One, Macedon,
wood listing that Maunna has 14502
% an ad for on page 7 Norm
Wooti&t
Money & ^ Boughton, P. O. Box 1, REMEMBER THAT ADS ARE FREE TO THE
2- Golf B^i barker Macedon, NY. 14502 MEMBERS OF IOWMC1 !"
elector
ryC^
