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Official Publication Of
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF WOODEN MONEY COLLECTORS
JANUARY 1996
FLOYD L
THOMAS
IOWMC #R-1 910
SHAWNEE, KS
Let me tell
you a little
about myself.
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for eight years in a one room school in Allen county. Then went 1 year to Kincaid,
Kansas and the next three years to Morgan High School, graduating in May 1955
I enlisted in the US. Army and served four years. Took my basic training at
Fort Chaffee, Arkansas then was transferred to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri for
weeks then on to South Korea for fourteen months at Camp Casey. Five days after
my discharge from the army became employed by the company I work for today. It
willI bmeettmhyirtwyifesixheryeearisn.Kansas City and we got marri.ed_ S„ept. em,ber c5, i19Q6c4a. We
have two daughters and one grand son.
ThenI osntearttehdingcolalfetcertinagnotbyherordleerdintgo wChoeirneClIubamWonoowd.s ouHtavoifngConionw Wboerenldcpoulblleic.ctaitnig.on.
for about eig^ht years collect coins, political pins, tax tokens, elongated coins,
ration tokens coin club tokens, casino chips and tokens, and Wooden nickels and
tokens My collection consist of 6,600 coin club w<xxis, 233 Dairy Queen
C34a2naSdamabaor1ds Fo3,r0e8i1gnCeCnotuenntnriieasl. (1A00lsoor1o,l2d1e8r)W,ood3e28n4DoMlaldaerrsi,cks5,942F3l,a8t9s7,fr3o8mMiU.sSs.cA.,
Am a member of T.A.C., A.P.W.M.A., C.A.W.M.C., I.O.W.M.C., D.W.M.C. , M.A.N. .,
P ONWowM.lTe.s,s Pt.hWe.nM.sSe.ve,natnedenCmaosnitnhosChuinptsilanIdrTeotkierne Cflruobm.my job. We plan to move to
Mammoth Springs, Arkansas. looking forward to having more fun and time to co ec .
1QWMC TREASURER’S REPORT AS OF DEC. 31. 1995
CHECKING ACCOUNT
: Balance carried forward: S2570.20
INCOME:
Dues
EXPENSES:
Editor’s Expenses S250.00
Chk. Ret.-Insufficent Funds 7.50
Bank Surcharge 5.00
IOWMC
Holiday Woods 85.00
Refunded Members Dues (4) 20.00
S367.50
is included in this issue fills in a blank
Net Loss: S 158.00 space in our collection. Thanks to Wood
Bal. Chk. Act. S2412.20 bank Chairman Bill Snider. Any member
wishing to obtain past issues may write
SAVINGS ACCOUNT:
S2090.65 to Charles W Snider, 1127 Oneida Avenue,
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ACCOUNT: S3644.57 Louisville, KY. for a listing of ones
available.
Virginia H. Dennis
IOWMC
Treasurer
Gordon Donnell reported he was very pleased
********************* to recieve the 1995 Don Major Plaque. This
award is given to the member whom has the
best exhibit at the A.N.A. convention.
Dear Members I want to thank all the
B of G and members who voted to give me
Honorary Life Membership. In my younger
days, I was very active in the club, but
age takes it's toll. I am still Historian
and would appreciate receiving any write
WILL TRADE: 1995 Christmas wood for yours
ups that might appear in your local papers
each pay own postage or will sell for 25$ or wood related material for the clubs
each plus a SASE. George Van Trump, P.O. archives. THANK YOU - Toni Cichy, 74 Thelma
Box 260170, Lakewood, CO 80226-0170
Irene Dr., N. Kingstown, RI 02852-5621
What a nice surprise being given HLM-44. I
wish to extend my sincere appreciation to
the club officers and members. I was really
pleased and happy.
Norn Boughton, P O Box 93262, Rochester, NY
is offering his personalized 1996 calendar
for $1.00 to cover postage. The calendar
Ken Paulsen's Christinas issue for trade measures 11" wide, X 8^" when hung up 17"
each pay own postage or free for a SASE. The top features various items he collects.
Ken Paulsen, P O BOX 2325, Overland, MO. A very nice and interesting item.
63114-0325
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Garland B. Hurst
Sponsor - Al Bonesio 4 - Marge Farman
Jerry Zara
J-2107 MELISSA GRIFFITH 5 - John L. Wilkerson
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PARMA, OH 44134 Janice O'Neal
Sponsor - Robbin Quinn 9 - Barbara Izzo
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R-2108 KENNETH SHELLABY William D. Gsell
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Sponsor - Bill Morphet 1 2 - LFelsoydAlbL.rigThhtomas WISHES!
13 - Arthur E. Demars Sr.
R-2109 HENRY C. HEATH Edward G. Kowalczyk
PHIL0LSBBOOXRO1,532NH 03244 1 4 - Richard Gardecki
John Morsello
Sponsor - Walter Scott Leslie Sally
15 - Chris Knabenshue
IOWMC. Member #R-1742 Otis Casey presented a Louis Morsello
sfourggmeesmtbieornstwoisihnicnrgeasteo moebmtbaeirnshmiepm.bersIhtiwpasfor 1176 -- CEhdawralrodttW. BoHrearcmkaenr
their local Library, Historical Society, Boy 18 - Howard R. Ferguson
Scout Troop or other organizations. Anyone
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whom does such please be sure to put your
Michael R. Pender
name on the application as sponsor so that
credit can be given to you. 21 09 -- TKoemnneBtrhoweDingman
I 21 - Thomas Corse
22 - Frank W. Sutera
24 - David Mullins
h May your Holidays be filled h David L. Shoemaker
-With warmth and goodness 25 - John J. Belles
Which wehope will extend 28 - Steve Corey
Throughout the New"Year *** HAPPY FERRUARY ANNIVERSARY ***
1996.
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CheektowafeA,N Y. 14206 - 5 The Gordon Adams
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The John A. Spacek's Happy Anniwsary
R-1574 Rita Stankiewicz, 58 Shanley Street The Patrick White's
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Cheektowaga, NY 14206 dropped a note that The James 0. Williams
she has a few of her Christmas flats left 1 7 The Stephen M. Gorman
free for a SASE., As long as they last. So The Edmund Hock
far she reports they have had 94" of snow. 25 Elizabeth Steven's & Husband
(Note- the issue was shown in Dec. Chips) 26 The Dorcas A. Grunk's
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EVERY Member should have May your Holidays be filled
received the 1st. Holiday With warmth and goodness
issue by our club. A big Which wchope will extend.
thanks to Bill Snider our Throughout the New Year «
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recently appointed "Wood a'/a-rvavrx>
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The two woods shown at right were L RED PRINTING
recently acquired by Lou Vesh
from a friend who spent last winter
in Bradenton, FL. Unfortunately,
he has only the two specimens and
cannot supply to members. Very
little is known about these woods
except that they were part of a
Denny's promotion and very few
were issued. They are published
here for record purposes only.
Lou Vesh now has his Christmas woods available
for trade or postage. This year's wood, shown at
right, is hot stamped, multi-colored, with blue
holographic foil used for the snowflake.
Also available from the Veshs' is the "TUIT"
shown at right. It is printed in black, with a
green circle on one side. It will be included with
any 1995 Christmas wood mailed out. Write:
Lou Vesh,
General Delivery,
West Guilford, ON, Canada.
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with love,your days with
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with Happy Memories
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151 N, Grant Avenue 5-
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14th ANNUAL CATTLE CALL, and the big rock candy mountain.
BRAWLEY, CALIFORNIA - 1970 His parents named him with a name
he never liked but it was his name
Brawley, the most beautiful city in (Slim) An odd name for a man who
.
the Imperial Valley and the second wighed 240 pounds (1970)
largest. This bustling town is the
annual host to the Brawley Cattle Call Of course, the man behind the micro-
and has a motto - "WHERE IT'S SUN-DAY phone was Chuck Parkison. He has
EVERY DAY. handled all the annual Rodeos at
Brawley except one and was twice
It took about 65 years; but the magic honored as National Finals Rodeo
of water has transformed the valley Announcer
from an unwanted wasteland to one of
the richest oasis in the world. It In 1970, the City of Brawley, CA
has a year round growing season which issued a fourteen (14) piece set
produces $325,000.00 in agricultural of wooden money for their 14th
products each year. The Valley holds Annual Cattle Call and Rodeo. One
the second oldest water rights to the piece is official issued by the
Colorado River. There is more miles Chamber of Commerce; the thirteen
of canals than roadways in the Valley (13) pieces are semi-official, is-
and soil conditions are ideal for sued by thirteen different business,
many crops. They are all blue in color on a IV
wood disc. Hope you were able to
The City of Brawley purchased a plot secure a set for your collection
of land with the intent of making a and become part of the Brawley
rodeo arena and appointed a Rodeo economic boom which happens every
Committee to oversee it. The city November at the Brawley Cattle Call
officials realized Brawley had no
annual celebrations so they held a
contest to create a name. Cattle Call
emerged as their annual celebration
which has been very important to
Brawley and creates economic wonders
each fall. A good choice for the name
due to the many feed lots and cattle-
men. After all, Brawley claims to BRAWLEY /X C & R
PRINTERS
produce more beef in pounds (on the OFFICE SUPPLY
hoof) than any other area in the world. 545 Main St. Railroad & E. St.
25$ Discount-
Cattlemen, who are in the know, say ,10% off Personalized/ Econo-Print
Xmas Cards
750,000 head of cattle go through the
feed lots annually and produce
$70,000,000.00 in business. / DEL NORTE
CHEVROLET
The Cattle Call has made a name for See Ed Lambert
itself, alongside the Pendleton Round- \Discuosuendtscaornsn&ew
Up (Oregon) Frontier Days (Cheyenne, trucks
;
WY.); and Calgary Stampede (Canada).
When Cattle Call is mentioned in the
West, all rodeo fans think of Brawley. / GOODYEAR
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This cattle town and even its non- STORES
cattle citizens are proud of its place 147Main St.
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in the livestock world. \\ Free
Lube Job
In 1970, the 14th Annual Cattle Call
was drawing near. They needed a
MAYFAIR
Grand Marshall for the parade so they MARKET
asked Slim Pickens. You have probably Rio Vista & Main
seen him in several western movies, if 25$ loat Maytresh
broad with
not, you missed some laughs. They say Purchass
he is a cross between a grizzley bear
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R-1742 Otis Casey Jr. has issued his first
named "Unofficial Biographical" Indiana wood.
Forx Coin Club 37th. anniversary show issue
He planes future issues. This issue is free
depicts the 1796 dollar (red print) set of
for a SASE. Fran: Otis C. Casey Jr., 3943 E
two 25$ each or 50$ for the pair. Send to:
Stop 10 Road, Indianapolis, IN 46237
Michael J. McGurran-Treas 1216 Chesnut St.
. , - COLONEL SANDERS -
Grand Forks, ND. 58201
Also known as the "Chicken Killer". Chickens
^HACo^ have dropped dead when they see him coming.
He grew up in my home town of Henryville, IN.
C A small town of about 1,000 people 20 miles
£7?2M7tAhYA5N,N1U9A96L © north of Louisville, KY. of course we did not
< SHOW * grow up there at the same time. I met Colonel
& y GOOD FOR 5^d$$ Sanders only once but my father. Grandfather
WOOOEN•&/ IN TRADE and Aunts knew him on a first name basis,
NICKEL >A. "Harlie". The Colonel spent most his life
traveling from job to job until he got lucky
Waukesha, WI. 27th annual Collectibles and with fried chicken when he was 65 years old.
Coin Show Sunday May 1996 9AM to 5PM at He is now deceased.
5,
the Co. Fairground Arena Bldg. Admission $1
free wood. The wooden dollar can be purchased
for 50$ plus a SASE. From: Waukes Coin Club, 9
5* •
1912 Laura Lane, Waukesha, WI 53186
$ 14thANNUAL
CHRISTMAS PARTY
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IN 1996
Gordon Donnell1 s Christmas issue for trade RONAMAD
for another wood, each pay own postage or .NOBBSSR.
for 25$ each plus a SASE. Gordon Donnell,
1960 San Antonio, Berkeley, CA 94707-1620
P.O.W.M.T. 1995 Christmas Wood 25$ each plus
a SASE and Nobbs Wood Free with SASE or for
NOTES FROM 1995 -
trade. Can be sent together on request = To-
Paul Johnson R-1278 Chairman of C.N.A.
Ron Nobbs Sr., 3924 Warren Sharon Road,
Education and Library Committee received the
Vienna, OH 44473
Numismatic Educational Award presented by -
A.N.A. Vice President Anthony Siviatek.
Michael S Turrini UYI#38 very active in
California Numismatic Clubs and has received
various awards and was the second to receive
the A.N.A's. Presidential Award.
John Wilson R-2049 was elected as a
Board of Governor in the A.N.A. in Anaheim,
California.
NOTE: ALL FLATS REDCED 65% Every month woods show up in my mail box
| with no information, but then know exhist.
PAGE # 7 This issue sent by a retired Chry. friend.
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BUNYAN'S CHIPS
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Official Publication Of
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF WOODEN MONEY COLLECTORS
VOL. XXXI FEBRUARY 1996 ISSUE #2
GARLAND B. HURST Jr.
IOWMC 0R-2O41
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Garland B. Hurst Jr. (nicknamed "G. B.") was born and raised in
Tripplet, West Virginia where he also received his education. This
Army Air Force Veteran (April 1945 thru November 1948) now lives in
Richmond, Virginia with his wife Madeline (Madge).
Like so many wooden money nuts, he has many varied interest not
only does he collect woods but he carves on wood making ducks, bird
statues, dogs, Elephants, etc. with a special interest in a pocket
knives and collectible knives. He places his knife collection in a
large case and his wooden money in albums.
G. B. was a lead mechanic for the State of Virginia and when re-
tired he received awards from the Governor, House and Senate.
Madge states: "Garland likes hunting and fishing but do to asthma
he doesn't get to do much. Because of his health he now does a lot
of wood carving. He just took carving up on his own and once belonged
to the James River Carving Club. He still gets the Chip Chat Magazine
that has a lot of ideas for carving. He loves his church work and
hates missing Church."
Another very interesting member of IOWMC.
Denver Howard - Past Pres.
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MEMBERSHIP DUES SOON TO BE OVER DUE
MEMBERS HAVE UNTILL MARCH 3 1ST TO MAKE LABELS UPDATE - The March Bunyan's
Chips labels will be updated to show
THEIR 1996 DUES PAYMENT. PLEASE CKECK the dues paid and members birth date &
YOUR RECORDS AND MAIL PAYMENT YOU wedding anniversary. If any error is
IN IF
HAVE NOT DONE SO. WISH TO THANK THE shown please notify Norm Boughton, P 0
I Box 93262, Rochester, NY 14692. NOTE:
MEMBERS WHO HAVE MADE A TIMELY DUES If dues recently paid it may not show.
PAYMENT, SENT ME LETTERS, NOTES, AND
THEIR CHRISTMAS WOOD ISSUES. ALSO, THE *** WELCOME NEW MEMBERS ***
SASE'S AND POSTAGE DONATIONS GO A LONG
R-2110 MIKE PINTO Jr.
WAY IN GETTING THE WORK DONE. 1088 KASINOF AVE
HAGERSTOWN, MD 21742-4605
Sponsor- Walter A. Scott
QUESTIONNARIES THAT WERE SENT OUT BY
NORM BOUGHTON WILL BE POSTED IN THE R-2111 JACK BRADLEY
MARCH ISSUE OF OUR NEWS LETTER TO P O BOX 1 72
MARLOW, OK 73055-0172
REFLECT HOW OUR MEMBERS FEEL AS A
Sponsor- Albert Bonesio
GROUP ON THE ISSUES THAT IT CONTAINED.
R-2112 TORSTEN JOHNSON
Robbin A. Quinni
512 S WALL ST #215
LOS ANGELES, CA 90013-1530
1QWMC TREASURER’S REPORT AS OF JAN. 31. 1996 Sponsor- Ted Wolverton
CHECKING ACCOUNT: Balance carried forward: S2412. 20
R-2113 DALE E YODER
INCOME: 18947 COUNTY RA
Dues S447.00 BRYAN, OH 43506
Insuf. Check Refund 5.00 Sponsor- B. G. Taylor
S452.00
EXPENSES:
*** HAPPY MARCH BIRTHDAY
Membership
Incintive Woods S131.00
Secretary’s Expense 50.00 1 - Larry A. Rafferty
Editor’s Expense 200.00 Elizabetu H. Stevens
Award Plaques (1995) 44.00 4 - Jerry Zara
Checks Ordered 5.80 12 - John C. Hoffman
1990 President Woods 149. 1 3 - Mary Lillich
S580.20 16 - Michael W. Crawford
Robert J. Ryan
Net Loss: S 128.20
17 - Eileen Cliburn
Balance Chk. Acct. $2284.00
18 - Melissa Griffith
SAVINGS ACCOUNT Balance carried forward: $2090.65 20 - Sidney Bick
:
Interest Received 10-53 23 - Brendon Ebner
S2101.18 Leah Koenig
24 - William (Bill) Carr
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ACCOUNT: Bal. car. Fwd: $3644.58 25 - Roland Mantovani
Interest Received 7.27 26 - Mark A. Atkinson
$3651.85
Barbara Trace
Virginia H. Dennis 29 - Stephen M. Gorman
IOVVMC Treasurer Joey Mansur
30 - Harry W. Davis
31 - George S. Hill
*** HAPPY MARCH ANNIVERSARY ***
3 - The Joe C. May's
8 - The Kirk D. Francis's
10 - The Thomas E. Wayland's
18 - The LTC Russell Daisley's
31 - Margaret Claypool & Husband
