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Page 1 The Heritage Heartbeat July 2018
The Heritage Heartbeat Painting News for Members of Palomar Heritage Painters
Vol 35, Issue 7, July 2018
August 11, 2018 Chickadees on
Birch Trees Sandy Garcia
September 8, 2018
Fuchsia Fun
Carol Ganzi
In this Issue
Upcoming Classes & Events ................ 2 Programs Report ................................... 3 June Paint-In Photos ............................. 4 Del Mar Fair Report .............................. 5 July Potluck News .................................. 7 Calif Rosemaling Convention ............. 7 Sunshine & Birthdays ........................... 8 2018 Christmas Party .......................... 9 PHP Board Meeting Minutes ............10 Membership Report ...........................10 PHP Garage Sale ...................................10 2019 Ways & Means ...........................11 PHP 2018-19 Calendar ......................12 2018 Conventions ...............................13 Map to Paint-In ....................................13 Class Signup Sheet ...............................14 List of Officers ......................................14 2018 Membership Form ....................15
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Welcome Summer! As summer approaches, I find myself gearing up for the holiday season again, and what better way to start then with the wonderful fall piece taught by Donna Carpenter. It has been a while since Donna has gifted us with her talent, and I can say with certainty, she is a gifted teacher and artist. The day went smooth-ly and most everyone completed their piece or came close to it. Thank you Donna! Also, remember Donna has the ONLY remaining tole shop in San Die-go. Let’s keep her going and drop in to Art Creations in El Cajon and see what she has. She is willing to order for you, so remember her when you are looking for something. I want to thank Charlotte for her efforts in getting members to place items in the fair this year. She shared the chapter awards we gave at the paint in. My goal is to double the amount placed next year. Remember, anything placed is “good enough”! People have said their pieces aren’t “good enough”. If you paint, it is good enough! Our goal is to promote decorative painting and this is a great way to do it. We had a board meeting this month and the board spent a lot of discussion on the future of our chapter as it pertains to funds. As you know, raffles are the major fundraiser for any chapter and one of the most difficult jobs. Several times a year we have large raffles, mystery paint in, Ways and Means and the Christmas party . Even though these are well attended and make money, the monthly raffles also provided much needed income. Currently we don’t have regular raffles and the board has moved forward with several ideas to stream-line raffles and bring in revenue. We decided to only have raffles in high at-tendance classes, so July and October there will be raffles. So please consider-ing donating items for the raffle. WE DO NOT NEED BASKETS of stuff. If you have extra paints, a paint surface you may not use, gift cards, just bring them, everything helps. But there are other ways money comes into chapter and that is each month. This is regular money that helps run chapter. Currently, chapter gets $2 per student per class. After discussion, the board voted to increase the class costs to $28 to increase the chapter deposit to $5 per student. This extra money helps the costs of Mystery Paint-in, the Christmas party, general supplies we need, such as paper products and coffee. Many other chapters are choosing this option too as membership changes and funds dwindle. This change will take affect for the 2019 calendar year. Just a reminder, in October we are collecting paper products, shampoos, clean-ing supplies for the parks “coach bound” residents. Please consider bringing in something each time you come to paint, we will store it. And finally, I would like to give a Shout Out to Charlotte for all her hard work she puts into our chapter. She is willing to step up even in her busy schedule. Thank you Charlotte!
Linda
Linda Silvasy
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July 14, 2018 Feeling Froggy
Lori Hillstead
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.” —Aristotle
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Sign up sheet is on Page 14 of this newsletter or online.
Upcoming Programs 3 months at a glance
Saturday July 14th, 2018 at 9 a.m. Feeling Froggy
Teacher: Lori Hillstead Place: San Marcos Mobile Estates, club house Class Fee: $25.00 Members $30.00 guests Medium: Deco Art
Surface: Project kits
Signups:
Leslie Pilcher Debi Stivers C. Sciarretta S. Schoeppner Merle Avery Linda Eastom L.P. Jeane Cooke Cynthia Megill Carol Voyles Sheila Elliott Ramona Jacobs Charlotte Mindy Rupp Dee Bristol Kenna Perrin Linda Camp Marilyn Dixon Jackie H. M. Winder Charlene But- Neva Ander-
Saturday August 11th, 2018 at 9 a.m. Chickadees on Birch Trees
Teacher: Sandy Garcia Place: San Marcos Mobile Estates, club house Class Fee: $25.00 Members $30.00 guests Medium: Deco Art Americana
Surface: 9” x 12” surface of your choice. Pattern can be modi-fied to fit any size surface. ½ inch angle brush, Glazing Medium.
Signups:
Leslie Pilcher Teri Hayes Linda Camp Linda Silvasy Sheila Elliott C. Megill Dee Bristol Candy S. Jeanne Robert Renee RoseAnn Linsley C. Hicks Charlene Butler Mindy Rupp Carol Voyles
Saturday September 8th, 2018 at 9 a.m. Fuchsia Fun
Teacher: Carol Ganzi Place: San Marcos Mobile Estates, club house Class Fee: $25.00 Members $30.00 guests Medium: acrylic
Surface: 9” x 9” Surface of your choice wood or ?
Signups:
Leslie Pilcher Charlotte Hicks Sheila Elliott Faitelson Helena Renee Molloy
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NEWS from 1st Vice Presidents (Programs) June Class: How versatile was this piece? We saw members painting on vertical canvas, round and tall wood pump-kins and horizontal boards. This was Donna’s own design and we must say those pumpkins were vibrant. Oranges, yellows and brilliant violet did the trick. Donna gave us great step by step instruction and most folks were close to completion by the end of class. We stopped for lunch around noon to various main dishes, salads and a variety of desserts. We also got our first peek at the marvelous Ways and Means pro-jects, chaired by Sandy Garcia. Our Marilyn, busy below overseeing our financial books, brought us another vast variety of garage sale items and patterns to purchase during our free time. We are getting spoiled shopping because she brings us such cool things to paint on. Thanks Marilyn for your donated time in doing this. I know the members really appreciate your hard work.
July 14th Class: Feeling Froggy This is a mixed media class. Lori was able to put one kit together which she will bring with her the day of the class (already prepped). Please contact Debi if you are interested in this class, just one opening and such a fabulous piece. We will have raffles available at this paint- in to try your luck at winning something fabulous.
August 11th Class: Chickadees on Birch Trees Project will be on display at the July class. Sandy has it painted on a cutting board for the display (one idea) but this is a versatile piece and it can be expanded longer or taller. The trees can be extended upwards or the pattern can be repeated sideways to make it more horizontal. Add more birds if you like. Pattern sheets available.
September 8th Class: Fuchsia Fun Carol Ganzi who was our surprise teacher at MPI this year is back to teach us beautiful fuchsias coming out of a vase. This is a very colorful flower picture and will give you experience painting this type flowers.
Carol Voyles and Debi Stivers
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY FAIR 2018 AWARDS
Thank you all for your amazing entries to the Home and Hobby competitive exhibits at the fair this year.
Please congratulate these ladies and look for their pieces when you are at the fair.
SD County Fair Awards
Neva Anderson- HM-Blended, HM-Holiday Xmas, HM-Combination of Techniques
Merle Avery- 1st Combination of Techniques
Tina Burlason- HM Painted Fabric, HM (x2) scrapbooking (not in Decorative painting category)
Jean Cooke- 3rd Holiday Decorations (not in Decorative painting category)
Cecelia Denton- 3rd Folk Art, HM Holiday Decorations-Other (not in Decorative painting category)
Teri Hayes- 3rd Tole- Other, HM Folk Art (x2)
Ramona Jacobs- 2nd Blended, HM Blended, 2nd Folk Art
Jan Johnson- 1st Blended, HM Holiday-Other, 2nd Combination of Techniques
Donna Eledge- 2nd Fair Theme (not in Decorative painting category), 2nd Furniture
Sandy Lonnecker- 1st Furniture, 3rd Holiday-Other, HM Rosemaling/Strokework
Cynthia Megill- 2nd Holiday-Christmas, 3rd Rosemaling/Stroke, 3rd Combination of Techniques
Linda Silvasy- 1st Holiday-Christmas
***Mary Weflen- 1st Rosemaling/Stroke, BEST OF DIVISION***
Palomar Heritage Painters Chapter Awards ($25.00 each)
Merle Avery- Best of Division
Cynthia Megill- Combination of Techniques
Penny Hobbs- Holiday-Christmas
Donna Kidd Eledge- Painted Furniture
San Diego Brush Whackers Chapter Awards ($25.00 each)
Linda Silvasy- Holiday- Christmas
Sasue Niklas- Painted Furniture
Ramona Jacobs- Blended
Cynthia Megill- Rosemaling/Strokework
Carol Phillips- Folk Art
San Diego County Fair 2018- How Sweet It Is
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Table by Sandy Lonnecker Stool by Jean Cooke
Pieces by Cynthia Megill, Merle Avery, & Linda Silvasy
Pieces by Ramona Jacobs, Cynthia Megill, Linda Silvasy, & Teri Hayes
Pieces by Neva Anderson (left) & Linda Silvasy (back)
Cecilia Denton (left) Sandy Lonnecker (right)
Ramona Jacobs
Sandy Lonnecker, Jan Johnson, Cynthia Megill, Mary Weflen
Jan Johnson, Neva Anderson, Jan
Cynthia Megill & Donna Kidd Eledge
PHP Fair Entries San Diego County Fair
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Marilyn Dixon
Pot L
uck
Link: www.califrosemaler.org
Potluck Lunch
It's going to be a Baked Potato Day in July. I will be e-mailing for salads and desserts to share. Bring your own cold drinks for the day. Coffee will be brewing.. See you on the 14th. Marilyn D, 760-740-9794
Dear PHP, The San Diego County Fair judges awarded me the First Place (Blended and other) for my entry of my Noah 2 X 2 wooden plate. And then they gave me the Palomar Heritage Painters award. How special to have the award from my home chapter. Thank you so very much for making that honor possible. And I think it was the first time I have ever entered any-thing in the fair. Thanks again, Merle Avery, CDA
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People born in July are fun-loving and cheerful. For them family comes first. Protecting their loved ones and maintaining healthy relationships with others is very vital for them. It would break their heart to let go of people they are very closely associated with. However, they can be cyni-cal and at times sarcastic which can be hazardous for their relationships. Though they make a lot of friends, they like to be spend time alone. When it comes to lifestyle or the dressing sense, they can be highly ec-centric and always strive to be perfect. They are very organized and are gifted with exceptional managerial skills which make them good team leaders or managers. Some famous people born in July are Sylvester Stallone, Tom Cruise, George W. Bush, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nelson Mandela, Natalie Wood, Robin Williams, Jennifer Lopez, Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Harrison Ford, Ernest Hemingway, Amelia Earhart, Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great. The month of July is named after Julius Caesar. The zodiac signs related to this month are the sentimental and thoughtful Cancer (June 21-July22), and Leo (July 23-August 22), characterized as dramatic, outgoing, and exciting. July's birthstone is the ruby and is said to inspire courage and success. Many countries have their Independence Day during the month of July. Included are the United States, Belarus, Vene-zuela, Argentina, Belgium, the Bahamas, and the Maldives. The national days for France and Canada occur in July as well. This month in history… 1 U.S. postage stamps went on sale for the first time. (1847) 1 Taxes begin to be withheld from paychecks. (1943) 1 ZIP codes go into use. (1963) 2 The Lawrence Welk show premieres on television. (1955) 5 Baseball great Joe DiMaggio hits his first grand slam. (1937) 5 The bikini makes its debut at a Paris fashion show. (1946) 7 The United States annexes Hawaii. (1898) 8 The U.S. State Department issues the first passport. (1796) 9 Dick Clark hosts American Bandstand for the very first time. (1956) 10 After an unsuccessful attempt to change its formula, Coca-Cola brings back the ever popular original formula as "Classic Coke". (1985) 11 Former VP Aaron Burr kills Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton in a duel. (1804) 12 Etch-a-Sketch goes on sale. (1960) 13 The radio is patented by Guglielmo Marconi. (1898) 14 Alfred Nobel demonstrates dynamite. (1867) 14 Liquid rocket fuel is patented. (1914) 15 Vulcanized rubber is patented by Goodyear. (1844) 15 Margarine is patented. (1869) 16 John F. Kennedy Jr. dies in a plane crash off Martha's Vineyard. (1999) 17 The air conditioner was invented. (1902) 17 Walt Disney's Disneyland opens in Anaheim, CA. (1955) 20 Astronaut Neil Armstrong becomes the first person to walk on the moon. (1969) 23 The ice cream cone is invented in St. Louis. (1904) 23 AF Col. Eileen Collins becomes the first woman to command a space shuttle. (1999) 25 Louise Joy Brown, the First "Test Tube" baby is born in the UK (1978) 26 Benjamin Franklin became the first Postmaster General. (1775) 27 Bugs Bunny debuts in Warner Brothers animated cartoon "A Wild Hare" (1940) 28 World War I began. (1914) 29 Walt Disney's "Steamboat Willie" premieres. (1928) 30 President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Medicare bill. (1965)
Jeanne Robert
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July Birthdays
Sharon Carlen ....................... 7 Yvette Dorais ...................... 11 Tina Burlason ..................... 13 Renee Molloy ...................... 17 Shirley McDonald ............... 18 Kenna Perrin ...................... 27 Cheryl Powell ...................... 31
Our thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery to Merle Avery who has recently had major surgery.
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“A Whimsical Christmas” PHP’s 2018 Christmas Party
Please sign up to attend our “Christmas Party” this year. It will be a
“Whimsical” adventure into our Christmas Sea-son!!
Date: December 1st, 2018
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Place: Cocina Del Charro (Banquet Room with
Windows) Cost: $15 per person (unless you attend 3 Paint-
Ins, then it is free
Fun, Fun, Fun, we are planning a Mixer Game, Gift Exchange, Delicious Food,
Beautiful Tables, Silent Auction, Raffles Galore, In-stallation Ceremony
Charity: This year we are donating the proceeds from our Raffle and Silent Auction to the “San Marcos Mobile Estates” for allowing us to paint in their Community Room.
They can use this money for their Mobile Park coach-bound residents who need help and for their Thanksgiving dinner, etc.
Please Join Us For A Wonderful Time Sharing Christmas Joy With Our PHP Family
“Christmas Committee Members”
Linda Eastom Neva Anderson Linda Silvasy
Lorene P. Ramona Jacobs
Sue Bond's Huge Stash Sale
You won't want to miss the opportunity to shop so many wonderful and unusual pieces of wood and metal. Thirty five feet of table space ! Some pieces have instructions al-so. Just put out......triangle boxes for billiard game balls with pattern or for whatever, Also just out, tiny Debbie Mitchell bears to paint,with a great Christmas necklace. Grab a friend or two and come look anytime. Call to arrange a visit. Marilyn D, 760-740-9794
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A View from the Garage Sale Table
I am finding we need to change our mode of operating for purchasing items from our painting items tables. Please bring your wallet or checkbook with you when you go up to look at and buy items. Gals seem to be forgetting to return to pay for their items before they leave for the day. Thanks for your help, Marilyn D...........
Marilyn Dixon
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Palomar Heritage Painters Board Meeting Minutes
June 9, 2018
A board meeting of the Palomar Heritage Painters was held on Saturday, June 9, 2018, in the meeting center at San Marcos Mo-bile Home Estates. The meeting was called to order at 7:52 a.m. by President Linda Silvasy. ATTENDANCE: Linda Silvasy, Leslie Pilcher, Marilyn Dixon, Carol Voyles, Debi Stivers, Sandy Garcia, and Linda Camp. PROGRAMS: Vice Presidents, Programs, Carol Voyles and Debi Stivers, provided 2 copies of the "Call for Submissions" letter sent to teachers for the 2019-2020 time frame. Choice #1 was the letter currently used, and choice #2 had proposed changes. Also provided was a list of teachers to be considered, as well as a list of other chapters and the fees they charge. It was pointed out that PHP has the highest class fee of $25 total, with $18 going to the teacher, plus $5 to provide patterns. The additional $2 goes to our Chapter. If a teacher has any additional costs for a particular class, this should be provided to PHP at submission time, so that we know of all costs before voting for classes. There was a discussion to change PHP Class Fees to $28, so that instead of $2 going to Chapter, a total of $5 would go to Chap-ter. Motion was made by Leslie Pilcher to change Class Fee to $28 and select Choice #1 for submission letter, and was approved by all. October Fundraiser Class - The October Fundraiser class being taught by Bobbie Takashima, is being coordinated by Carol Voyles & Debi Stivers; the Class Fee will be $25, and we are hoping for a full class. Net profit for this class will be given to the Chapter, while the net profit from the Christmas Party will be given to the charity of choice. WAYS & MEANS: Sandy Garcia brought in 3 lovely projects for the Ways & Means ticket sales, which will be distributed today or mailed to those PHP members not in attendance. Members need to put their name on all 20 tickets, and return them with pay-ment. Members should designate to which project the tickets are intended. RAFFLES: We still have no full-time Raffle coordinator, but are asking members to bring items in July for the raffles to be held at that month's Paint-In. Meeting was adjourned by Linda Silvasy at 8:33 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Linda Camp, Secretary
Secreta
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Linda Camp
Membership News
Please note a CORRECTION to the 2018-19 PHP Roster. The e-mail address for Rose Ann Linsley was incorrect stated as [email protected] Obviously, there was an “L” in the address that didn’t belong. Please make the correction in your roster. It should be [email protected]. Also, last month’s Membership had a typo in the address of Rama Shotwell. Should read Foothill Ranch, and not Foothill Rance.
Mem
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Merle Avery & Leslie Pilcher
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Ways and Means Fundraiser 2019
Once again Palomar Heritage Painters begins the process of the MOST important fundraiser of the year, Ways and Means. As a non-profit organization, our only revenue is raffles. Through careful money management and member sup-port, we have managed to stay solvent where some chapters have struggled. It is expected that each member purchase the 20 tickets given at $1 each. This year our drawing will be at the September paint in where three beautiful pieces donated will go to new homes.
. Each chapter member is expected to either purchase 20 tickets which will be given out, or donate to the chapter. You may make a choice as to which items you would like a chance on winning. Tickets will be available during June’s paint in or mailed if not picked up then. More tickets will be available each month. Please be sure to place your name on all your tickets. You may bring tickets to any paint in begin-ning in July or mail them to me with your choices. If you have questions, please let me know. Sandy Garcia 29040 Miller Rd. Valley Center, CA 92082 760-419-9520
Oval ornament box with fabric interior 18” x 13” x 7”
Designed by Ronnie Bringle Painted by Sandy Garcia
19-inch plate/tray Designed by JoSonja Painted by Sue Bond
Folk Art Dummy Board 30” x 15”
Designed by Mary Jane Todd
Painted by Linda McFadden
Ways &
Mea
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Sandy Garcia
Creative Painting Registration
Registration has begun for the 2019 Creative Painting Convention in Las Vegas. Dates are February 24—March 1, 2019. If you didn’t receive a catalog of classes in the mail, you can see the entire offering online at vegaspaint.com You can even download the catalog this year.
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April 14, 2018 Harvest Witch on Moon
Bobbie Takashima
May 12, 2018 Peacock Bank Bag
Onya Tolmasoff
June 9, 2018
Fall
Harvest
Donna
Carpenter
July 14, 2018 Feeling Froggy
Lori Hillstead
August 11, 2018 Chickadees on Birch Trees
Sandy Garcia September 8, 2018 Fuchsia Fun Carol Ganzi
March 9, 2019 Mystery Paint-In
January 12, 2019 Party Line Terry Holte
2018 –2019 PHP Project Calendar
February 9, 2019 Cup of Blessings
Ramona Jacobs
December 1,
2018 Christmas
Party
November 10, 2018 European Street Scene
Jack Ragland
October 13, 2018
Free Paint or Seminar
TBD
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Submission Deadline: Articles are due to me by 4th
Friday of each month. All submissions will receive an email or verbal receipt. If you don’t
receive it, please call me at 760.731.9566
Make check payable to: Palomar Heritage Painters
Please email ad to: Leslie Pilcher
Mail Check to: Marilyn Dixon, Treasurer
3058 Felicita Road Escondido, CA 92029
AD Rates (per month)
Full page $20 Half page $11 Quarter page $7 (Business card ad same
as quarter page) Mail payment to
Treasurer
AD Policy PHP Members
may place 2 ads during the year
at no charge. Ads for events spon-sored by other
SDP chapters are also free of
charge.
2018-19
Deoorative
Painting
Conventions
(with links)
Heart of Ohio Tole Convention
August 7-11, 2018 Columbus, OH
Northwest Decorative
Artists Convention September 19-23, 2018
Seattle, Washington
New England Traditions October 2-7, 2018
Marlborough, Massachusetts
Painting Palooza
October 22 – 29, 2018 Oklahoma City, OK
World of Color Expo (There will not be a WOCE in 2018)
Creative Painting February 24—March 1, 2019
Las Vegas, NV
SDP International Conference 2019
Yet to be announced
Paint-In Location: San Marcos Mobile Estates Clubroom 1145 East Barham Drive San Marcos, CA 92078 Driving Directions to San Marcos Mobile Estates: If you are coming from the 5, you will be traveling East on the 78 Hwy. You will get off at the Woodland Parkway/ Barham Dr. exit. Continue till the light and make a left hand turn, you will be on Barham Rd., continue & you will go through 2 more lights after the second light (La Moree), make sure you are in the right hand lane, because you will make a right hand turn into my Mobile Home Park, drive straight ahead, till you have to either turn left or right and make a right then an immediate left you will see the pool area. Parking is all along the pool area, the clubhouse is up the brick stairs. If you are coming from the Hwy 15 take the 78 Hwy West. Take the Woodland Pwky/Barham Dr. exit. You will be going on a cloverleaf, stay to your right and go to the light and make a right, on Woodland Pkwy, go under the underpass and get in the left hand turn lane to make a left on Barham Dr. From here follow the same instructions as I wrote for com-
ing from the Hwy 5.
Broccoli Quiche (Teri Hayes) This quiche may be prepared in advance, refrigerated, and reheated when ready to use. 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons flour 3/4 teaspoon salt, divided 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons butter or margarine 1/4 cup plain unflavored yogurt 1 cup well-drained cooked chopped broccoli 1/4 cup finely chopped scallions 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon bacon bits 8 ounces Swiss cheese, shredded, divided ( or Gruy-ere) 4 eggs, slightly beaten 1 cup evaporated milk 1/8 teaspoon pepper Combine flour and 1/4 teaspoon salt in mixing bowl. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add yogurt and mix thoroughly; form into a ball. Roll dough out to approximately 1/8 inch thickness. Fit into a 9- inch pie pan or quiche dish; flute or crimp edges and set aside. Combine vegetables and bacon bits. Cover bottom of pastry shell with 4 ounces cheese; add entire vegetable mixture. Combine eggs, milk, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and pepper. Pour egg mixture over vege-tables; top evenly with remaining cheese. Bake at 325*F for 50 to 60 minutes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Remove from oven and let stand 10 minutes before serving.
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2018 Elected & Appointed Board
President.......................................... Linda Silvasy .......... 760-644-6290 [email protected] 1st Vice Presidents, Programs ........ Debi Stivers............. 760-807-3187 [email protected] ........................................................ Carol Voyles ........... 760-803-2078 [email protected] 2nd Vice President, Membership .... Leslie Pilcher .......... 760-731-9566 [email protected] Secretary ......................................... Linda Camp............. 760-787-9332 [email protected] Treasurer ......................................... Marilyn Dixon......... 760-740-9794 [email protected] Mystery Paint-in 2018 .................... Leslie Pilcher .......... 760-731-9566 [email protected] Newsletter Editor/ Website ............. Leslie Pilcher .......... 760-731-9566 [email protected] SDP/DAC Representative ............... Carol Ganzi ............. 310-273-5096 ............. [email protected] Video-Setup .................................... Linda Silvasy .......... 760-644-6290 [email protected] Sunshine .......................................... Jeanne Robert .......... 858-576-7163 [email protected] Garage Sale ..................................... Marilyn Dixon......... 760-740-9794 [email protected] Hospitality ....................................... Marilyn Dixon......... 760-740-9794 [email protected] Del Mar Fair.................................... Charlotte Hicks ....... 760-739-9575 [email protected] Holiday Party 2018 ......................... Neva Anderson ....... 760-729-5868 [email protected] ........................................................ Linda Eastom .......... 760-728-4002 [email protected] Ways & Means................................ Sandy Garcia ........... 760-419-9520 [email protected] Mystery Paint-in 2019 .................... Sandy Garcia ........... 760-419-9520 ............. [email protected] Raffles ............................................. Open Outreach .......................................... Open Publicity .......................................... Open
Sign me UP!
For _____________________________________ project for the month of ________________________
Name _________________________________________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________________________
E-mail ________________________________________________________________________________
Phone _________________________________________________________________________________
I am including check # ______________________ made payable to Palomar Heritage Painters
Payment for all classes should be made payable to Palomar Heritage Painters, Guests pay $5 in addition to the listed Paint-In Fee.
*****PLEASE DO NOT MAIL CASH *****
You can sign up and pay for classes at any paint-in or mail this form and payment to:
Debi Stivers 2132 Vintage Place Escondido, CA 92027
Questions? Call Debi at 760-807-3187 or e-mail her at [email protected]
I understand that it is my responsibility to make arrangements to pick up the pattern and pay for any optional surfaces separately.
No refunds are given for paint-ins or seminars. Class materials will be collected and given to you.
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2018 PALOMAR HERITAGE PAINTERS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Name___________________________ Spouse’s Name________________________ Address ____________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip _______________________________________________________ Phones: (Home) ___________________ (Cell) _____________________________ (Work) _________________________ E-Mail ____________________________________________________________ Birthday: (Month/Day) _________________________________________________ New Member: Yes No SDP # ____________________________ Will you volunteer for PHP committee work? Yes No Do you teach? Yes No Own a Studio or Shop? Yes No Name, Address, Phone # of your shop _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Newsletters are available on our website, www.palomarheritagepainters.com In order to cut back on expenses, the Board has adopted the following policy —
A Black & White copy will be mailed to members who do not have an email address.
All other Members with an email address should access the newsletter through the website —
www.palomarheritagepainters.com
Please enclose a check for $15 made payable to Palomar Heritage Painters with this form. Also, please send proof of your SDP 2018 membership renewal or have the SDP forward your confirmation to [email protected]. (After 1/31/2018 fee will be $20)
Mail to
Leslie Pilcher 4195 Fallsbrae Road Fallbrook, CA 92028
Questions? Call Leslie at (760)731-9566 or email at [email protected]
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The Heritage Heartbeat Leslie Pilcher 4195 Fallsbrae Road Fallbrook, CA 92028
Need a copy of the Project Calendar ? Want to see past newsletters ?
Check the website www.palomarheritagepainters.com