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The Heritage Heartbeat Painting News for Members of Palomar Heritage Painters

Vol 36, Issue 12, December 2019

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

It’s almost Time!

It’s hard to believe, but the holidays are real-ly here! Carol Ganzi helped create that holiday spirit with her beautiful Christmas pieces. It was a very busy day, but everyone was focused and accom-plished so much. Thank you, Carol — once again you’ve come through with a great painting day. Speaking of busy, WOW what a great display of projects our chapter has an opportunity to paint in the future. I am especial-ly thankful for Debi and Carol’s determination to challenge not only our painters, but the teachers too. Under their leadership we have had some amazing painting opportunities. Can’t wait to see what got picked. Carol also held a raffle which she plans to use later for chapter, not sure what she has planned but I’m sure it will be fun. We also held a general meeting in which changes to the by-laws were dis-cussed. We will vote on these at the Christmas party. Thank you, Carol for your efforts and presentation. Speaking of Christmas, our seats are booked, tables ready to go and hope-fully raffles will come in as our guests do. The doors open at 11:00. Re-member, we will also have a silent auction for Nancy’s beautiful quilt. See you all there! And lastly, it is almost time for me to leave the position of president, and with that event close at hand, I wanted to take this opportunity to share my thoughts with you on my experience as your president. As most of you know, I’m a retired teacher, and as such it is natural for me to set goals for myself. When I accepted this position, I gave a lot of thought to what those goals should be. I thought about my experiences and observations at chapter and decided on three goals. My first goal was to support the chapter in any way possible. If a question was asked and I didn’t know the answer, I investigated it. Over the last three years there were many times I made calls and looked up information to supply correct information. I feel I met that goal (a teacher response for sure!) My second goal was to create an environment of acceptance and good will. In the past chapter has lost members due to what I call “middle school girl drama”. I feel our chapter has become a welcoming place to be because everyone is happy to be there. We have lost a few members for a variety of reasons, but we have also gained more than I had expected. So, thank you everyone for your kindness and willingness to be helpful to members new and old (not referring to age here).

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Chippendale Fruit Tray

Ramona Jacobs

December 7, 2019 Holiday Party

February 8, 2020

Precious Visitor

Karen Ortman

MYSTERY paint-in March 14, 2020

And last but not least, my third goal was to encour-age new painters. This was and is the hardest goal to achieve. I began with a small class taught by Onya that went really well. I dropped the ball and didn’t keep going, but I’ve redeemed myself by starting painting classes at the mobile home park. I hope to keep going as see where this lead. So, as my term comes to an end and I start with a new focus, I just want to say what a privilege it has been to serve as your president. I want to encour-age all of you to become more than painters; be helpers, volunteers, cheerleaders, and most of all kind, we need it in today’s crazy world. Love, Linda “There's no retirement for an artist, it's your way of living so there's no end to

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Table of Contents on page 15!

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Sign up sheet is on Page 18 of this newsletter or online.

Upcoming Programs 4 months at a glance

Saturday Dec 7th, 2019 at 11 a.m. Christmas Party Cocina Del Charro Restaurant, 890 W. Valley Parkway Escondido. 92025 Price is $24.00 Sign up for a seat at one of the beautifully decorated tables. Signups:

Saturday Jan 11th, 2020 at 9 a.m. Chippendale Fruit Tray Teacher: Ramona Jacobs Place: San Marcos Mobile Estates, club house Class Fee: $28.00 Members $33.00 guests Medium: Deco Art Surface: 10 x14 inch tray or surface of choice

‘Presidents Pick’ Signups:

Saturday Feb 8th, 2020 at 9 a.m. Precious Visitor Teacher: Karen Ortman Place: San Marcos Mobile Estates, club house Class Fee: $28.00 Members $33.00 guests Medium: Jo Sonja Surface: 8 x10 inch canvas or larger if you wish Signups:

Saturday March 14, 2020 at 9 a.m. Mystery Paint-in Teacher: ????????? Place: San Marcos Mobile Estates, club house

Class Fee: $33.00 PHP Members Only

C. Sciarretta C. Hicks N. Gallagher A. Lucas C. Butler R. Molloy D. Reinhardt J. Robert P. Wolinski C. Powell M. Winder J. Hegle B. Takashima K. Perrin P. Myers D. Bristol C. Voyles C. Smith S. Lonnecker L. Martin S. Choquette L. Camp V. Davies T. Hayes S. Schoeppner L. Pilcher M. Mitchell R. Linsley K. Ortman L. Eastom M. Dixon S. Garcia C. Megill O. Tolmasoff N. Wozniak D. Stivers C. Ganzi L. Silvasy J. Cooke

L. Pilcher C. Smith L. Eastom L. Camp C. Embry C. Megill K. Perrin Diane B C. Butler C. Hicks M. Dixon C. Smith L. Silvasy R. Molloy K. Ortman

S. Elliott A. Lucas R. Molloy R. Linsley L. Pilcher D. Bristol K. Perrin L. Camp J. Robert C. Hicks M. Winder S. Schoeppner C. Butler L. Silvasy M. Dixon

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NEWS from 1st Vice Presidents (Programs)

November class: Christmas Duo What a great head start- we have projects ready for Christmas. We certainly had a busy day with Carol G. teaching our class, chapter meeting, yearend raffle, garage sale and the 2020 project vote. Carol G. did an excellent job guiding our members through two projects. What fun painting Prudy Vannier’s little Santa with his reindeer and a winter scene ornament painted on a music sheet background. Both fun pieces. Voting for projects started our day with the members thinking about what to put on the calendar for next year. We had a great turnout of live and on-line voters (47 of you)! The teachers were very gracious to let us borrow their pieces for the day to give the members an up-front view. If the members weren’t busy enough we had the garage sale items and year end raffle. Lunch was served to a hungry crowd which in-cluded salads, main dishes and desserts. See you all at the Christmas party.

Christmas Party: See you all at the Christmas party. All seats are filled. I hear the center pieces are speculator. Please bring your donated raffle prize.

January 11 class: Chippendale Fruit Tray Starting the new year out painting a picturesque tray full of fruit. Ramona promises to make your fruit look realistic. If you have been timid in painting fruit in the past you could learn techniques to perhaps make those grapes look good enough to eat. Original piece is on a 10 x14 inch tray. You will be able to sign up at the Christmas party for this project. Patterns are available.

February 8 class: Precious Visitor Our final project from the Nov 2018 vote will conclude with a Precious Visitor cardinal being taught by Ka-ren Ortman. The cardinal sitting against a snowy background really sets off the vivid red in the bird. Paint this on a canvas or project piece of your choice. You will be able to sign up at the Christmas party for this project. Patterns are available Additional notes: March 14 class: Mystery Paint In We are taking signups for the ‘Mystery Paint In’ during the Christmas party. The cost is $33.00. If you paid last month, please pay Debi an additional $3.00 since we were not sure of the cost at that time. Your committee has worked very hard and we hear this will be a very special piece. MPI has a limit of 38 painters and is for members only. Carol Voyles and Debi Stivers

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Christmas Duo November 9, 2019

Taught by Carol Ganzi

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Christmas Duo November 9, 2019

Taught by Carol Ganzi

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RaffLE WINNERS November 9, 2019

Once again, there was a lovely assortment of raffle prizes donated by our mem-

bers, including gift baskets and beautifully painted items. The lucky winners were: Renee Molloy, Dee Bristol, Linda Silvasy, Karen Ortman, Leslie Pilcher, Debi Stivers, Virginia Da-vies, Marilyn Winder, Linda Camp, Arla Lucas, and Sherry Choquette. Several of the very lucky ladies won more than once!! Thank you to all who brought raffle items, and don't forget to bring your raffle items to the upcoming Christmas party!!

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MYSTERY PAINT-IN 2020 (MPI)

It’s time to get out your calendars and start looking ahead. We have a wonderful “mystery” day planned for you on Saturday, March 14th, 2020, so save the date! We will have breakfast, lunch, a fabulous se-cret teacher, a mystery piece with all of the materials provided, raf-

fles, and (of course) a wonderful goodie bag all for just $33.00. Sign ups will start in January of 2020! We are working very hard to make this an awesome event for you. Woo hoo!!! Your MPI Co-Chairs + Committee, Ramona Jacobs & Charlotte Hicks

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SAN DIEGO COUNTY FAIR 2020

NO. I have not lost my marbles. At least not all of them, yet. I am writing to ask you to think about submissions to the San Diego County Fair (2020) now, while you are painting and creating wonderful pieces for yourself or as holiday gifts. Go ahead. Give them away, but with the caveat that the recipient let you “borrow” the piece back for a few weeks over summer so that you can enter it into the fair. Catch my drift? You might also want to think about furniture. Do you have anything in your stash that could be considered furniture? Paint it! Enter it! There were No, None, Zip, Zero, Nada pieces entered into the painted furniture category this year. The Home & Hobby peo-

ple even created a special display area up front and were dismayed when there were no

painted furniture entries. Actually, there were not very many painted entries at all. ☹ Let’s all work on showing San Diego what a wonderful thing tole & decorative painting can be this next time around.

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Holiday Outreach

Our Annual Food Collection Drive for the Coach-bound residents of the San Marcos Mobile Home Park was held at the November Paiant-in on November 9. We had an abundance of donations and the park resi-dents were thrilled.

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Linda Silvasy, our fearless President, and always a Teacher — held two classes for Beginning Painters specifically for resi-dents at the Mobile Home Park where we meet. There were seven eager painters who came and painted adorable snowmen faces on Ornaments. You can see from the photos that the results were spectacular. Several have requested follow-up instruc-tion to which Linda enthusiastically agreed. They also came by on Saturday to see the projects we were voting on for next year. We are keeping our fingers crossed that we can entice some of these fledgling painters to join us on Saturdays some day soon. A BIG Thank You to Linda for this service to our chapter and our craft!!

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December is the coldest month of the year as the winter descends in San Diego. The lower latitude location and the proximity to the ocean ensure that the cold is mild at best, and rarely touches freezing temperatures. The average temperature lies in the 48°F to 65°F range, with most days in December touching at least 60°F. That means we can now wear long pants and a long sleeved shirt and socks!

Sagittarius – those born between November 23 and December 21st. Those born between December 22 and January 23 fall under the sign of Capricorn. Effortlessly magnetic, Sagittarians easily attract people with their senses of humor. They're the comedians of the zodiac and infuse all of their conversations with wit and "no bullshit" bluntness. While their witticisms are unmatched, Sagittarians must remember to keep their sharp tongues in check. Though they know a lot, they don’t know everything — and if they're not care-ful, they can come off as pretentious or arrogant.

Capricorns are excellent at taking action and launching initiatives. Capricorn’s can-do attitude leads to suc-cess in pretty much any industry. While they're terrific leaders, they must also be mindful about their worka-holic tendencies. It’s important for Capricorn to maintain a healthy work-life balance and avoid treating their friends and partners like their assistants.

Noel Gallagher shares her December 4 birthday with Jay-Z, Jeff Bridges and Tyra Banks.

Onya Tolmasoff shares her December 23 birthday with Susan Lucci who finally won an Emmy (on her 19th try!) for her performance of Erica Kane on All My Children.

Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day

Dec. 2 is Cyber Monday and National Mutt Day

Dec. 4 is National Cookie Day

Dec. 7 is Pearl Harbor Day of Remembrance and National Cotton Candy Day

Dec. 8 is National Brownie Day and Day of Lard

Dec. 9 is my daughter Jennifer’s birthday. Happy Birthday Jen!

Dec. 12 is National Gingerbread House Day and National Poinsettia Day

Dec. 14 is National Free Shipping Day and National Monkey Day

Dec. 15 is National Cat Herders Day and National Cupcake Day

Dec. 20 is National Ugly Sweater Day

Dec. 21 is National Crossword Puzzle Day and Winter Soltice

Dec. 22 is Chanukah (Hanukkah) and National Cookie Ex-change Day

Dec. 24 is Christmas Eve followed by Christmas Day on Dec. 25

Dec. 26 is Boxing Day, National Candy Cane Day and National Thank You Note Day

Dec. 30 is National Bacon Day

Dec. 31 is New Year’s Eve

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December Birthdays

Noel Gallagher ................. 4

Onya Tolmasoff ............. 23

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From our Treasurer If you have any receipts you need reimbursement for, please bring them to the Christmas party or get them to me by mail by the second week of Dec. Year end reports are due at the end of December.

Thank you for all of your help.

Marilyn D. 760) 740-9794 imtwincrazy@gmail.com

Palomar Heritage Painters General Meeting Minutes

November 9, 2019

A general meeting of the Palomar Heritage Painters was held in the meeting room at the San Marcos Mobile Home Estates.

The meeting was called to order at 1:04 p.m. by President Linda Silvasy. The following announcements were made:

Linda Silvasy, President --- As the Chapter's new president 3 years ago, Linda Silvasy stated that one of her main goals was to try to find new painters. She has organized several beginner classes, and now, some of those students are expressing interest in our classes and projects. She also mentioned a person who was painting rocks as inspiration to others, and there is a program to send them to military members. Please let Linda know if you have interest in participating in this program. Also, a reminder in terms of our Membership drive, that dues are now $20, from the previous $15. This allows us to do more for the Outreach Program for San Carlos Mobile Home Estates. An example was when one of their tables broke, our chapter was able to replace it for them, which was very much appreciated. It was also mentioned that Pam Myers has been dealing with health issues, and has been hos-pitalized.

New Board of Director Nominations --- Teri Hayes, Nominating Chair, stated that October 31st was the deadline for any new nominations for Board positions. The nominations are as follows:

President --- Carol Voyles

1st Vice Presidents, Programs --- Debi Stivers and Linda Silvasy

2nd Vice Presidents, Membership --- Leslie Pilcher and Merle Avery

Secretary --- Linda Eastom

Treasurer --- Susan Schoeppner

A vote was taken by all of the attending PHP members, and all of the Board member nominations were unanimously ap-proved. Installation of the Board members will take place at the December 7th PHP Christmas party.

Standing Rule and Bylaw updates --- Carol Voyles did a presentation, reviewing the various items that are being updated. Among them, are:

Membership dues are changed from $15 to $20 per year. Dues postmarked after January 31st are $25 per year. From the mem-bership dues collected, $5 per member will be transferred to the donation fund of Outreach or Charity.

In the past, the President was granted funds for air-fare, lodging, and registration fee. Since there is no longer an annual SDP meeting, the wording for this now states the President may attend a "function" of the Society.

It was clarified that a Non-member guest may attend classes not more than 2 times each year, and a $5 additional fee will be charged by the Chapter. In addition, non-resident Members of the Society may visit this Chapter and participate in activities, for an additional fee of $5 per class.

On page 3, the listed duties for Elected Officers were changed to a "bullet point" format.

Currently, two people have access to the bank account. A 3rd Board member may be added as an additional signatory at the Presi-dent's direction. All checks over $700 must be signed by both the President and the Treasurer.

Under Committees, additional terms for members to serve as Chairperson of a committee, shall be at the request of the President, and with Board approval.

Under Nominations and Elections, it was added that officers shall hold office for a maximum of 3 years.

Revisions were adopted as of 11/9/19.

The meeting was adjourned by Linda Silvasy at 1:25 p.m

Respectfully submitted,

Linda Camp, Secretary

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Membership News

Welcome New Member!

Robyn McComb has joined PHP. Please join us in welcoming her to our chapter. Here is her information. Please add it to your directory.

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PHP Membership Renewal The following ladies have completed their PHP Renewals—meaning I have received their SDP Proof of Renewal, their PHP dues & renewal form.

Bristol, Broderick, Butler, Camp, Carlen, Choquette, Cooke, Davies, Denton, Dixon, Dombrosky, Eastom, Gallagher, Ganzi, Garcia, Hayes, Henderson, Hicks, Jacobs, J. Johnson, Lane, Linsley, Lucas, Martin, McComb, McDonald, Mil-ler, Mitchell, Molloy, Ortman, Perrin, Pilcher, Powell, Reinhardt, Robert, Ruth, Schoeppner, Silvasy, Smith ,Stivers, Tolmasoff. Voyles, Winder, Wolinski, and Wozniak.

The following ladies have forwarded on their Proof of SDP Renewal, but have not renewed for PHP:

Elliott, Lonnecker, Megill, Weflen

If you are NOT on these lists, I haven’t received anything from you. There’s still plenty of time. You can turn in your membership at the Christmas Party on December 7 or mail it in.

The 2020 PHP Membership Form can be found on Page 19 of this newsletter. On the website, under How to Join, you can find a pdf version and a fillable Word document that you can open in MS Word and fill in online and then print out. This form needs to be mailed to me along with Proof of SDP Renewal (if you haven’t got it to me another

way) AND a check for $20, made to Palomar Heritage Painters. The information you give on the form will be put into the Roster that we distribute at Mystery Paint-in in March, so make sure it is accurate and reada-ble. My mailing address is on the form.

If nothing has changed, please submit a form with your name and write “NO CHANGES” across the form.

Please remember that I need a copy of your Renewal Confirmation. This is easy for you who renew online at www.decorativepainters.org. All you need to do is put my e-mail address in the space marked “Send another copy to:” and click SEND. This box pops up at the bottom of the confirmation page after your credit card has been processed. See illustration online, if needed.

Robyn McComb

26221 Cedar Grove Ct. Home: 949-364-5896 San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 Cell: 949-842-2539 Work: E-mail: rmccomb3@cox.net Spouse: John Birthday: June 8

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Convention News! If you have never been to the OKC Painting Palooza Convention held in Oklahoma dur-

ing October, you are missing out on a whole lot of fun. The convention is run by ven-

dors Larry/Cheri Rol and Bob/ Katie Van Horn (Bear With Us) along with a host of helpers. The convention has a theme with this year’s being ‘Tea Party’ and next year’s

being ‘The Fabulous 50’s’. The convention is held at a Marriott Hotel in Midwest City

which has many convention rooms used as class rooms. Besides the host hotel there are five other hotels you can stay at that - just a short walk away within the same

parking lot. This year there was approx. 500 attendees. The convention runs for an en-

tire week with painting classes listed in the OKC catalog. Classes are taught in 4,6 or 8

-hour time frames during the day and evenings with teachers coming from all over the country.

The convention fun starts off with a dinner on Monday night where table centerpieces painted by our famous artists are auctioned off. The attendees dress up based on

the convention theme. The vendors also host a table and provide gifts for each per-

son. We received hand embroidered aprons made by Cindy Makowski (Cindy’s Brush Strokes, LLC). Wednesday night the trade show opens, and the contests begin for

the best booth decorations and the best dressed attendee. Friday night brings us an-

other a dinner along with many raffles and auctioned off art works. The proceeds go to ‘Toys for Tots’ with attendance by Marines at the dinner who show off the auc-

tioned artwork. Give this convention a try you won’t be disappointed, hope to see you

next year. The website is okcpaintingpalooza.com with registration starting February

2020.

Carol and Debi

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More from the Palooza:

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April 13, 2019

A Bit of Aloha Hibiscus

Lori Hillstead

May 11, 2019

Sea Horse Rides Bobbie Takashima

June 8, 2019

Os Pencil Box Onya Tolmasoff

July 20, 2019 (third Saturday)

Rosemary West Watering Can

Ramona Jacobs

August 10, 2019

Sunflower Janet Mitchell

October 12, 2019

Graveside Raven Sandy Garcia

September 14, 2019

Provence Café Jack Ragland

November 9 , 2019

Christmas Duo Carol Ganzi

January 11, 2020

Chippendale Fruit Tray Ramona Jacobs

February 8, 2020

Precious Visitor Karen Ortman

2019—2020 Project Calendar

December 7, 2019 Holiday Party

March 14, 2020 Mystery Paint-In

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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

leslie.m.pilcher@gmail.com

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.

I’ve added several new ARTIST sites this month to the Resources section of our website. Some of them should have been on a long time ago (Jane Allen!), but many are new artists who are starting to publish in the e-zines and advertise on Facebook. I’m noticing that some artists are abandoning websites and creating “shops” on the Etsy platform. Anyway, look for the *** NEW **** or *** UPDATED *** tags. Also, one link on the General Supplies page needs highlighting. The site Decorative Painting Store has so many e-packets for so many new artists. I know that E-packets might be hard to get used to, but they are usually a bit cheaper and they are instant grati-fication because you can usually download immediately!! Lastly, many painting resources take only PayPal. Many of us are maybe not comfortable with this payment method, but I’ve never had any problems. It is fairly easy to set up an account. Here’s a video that shows you how.

In this Issue

Upcoming Classes & Events ................ 2 Programs Report ................................... 3 November Paint-In Photos ................. 4 November Raffle Winnters ................. 6 Holiday Outreach .................................. 7 Mystery Paint-In 2020 ......................... 7 San Diego County Fair 2020 ............... 7 Learning to Paint with Linda ............. 8 Sunshine & Birthdays ........................... 9 Treasurer’s Request .......................... 10 General Meeting Minutes ................. 10 Membership News.............................. 11 OKC Painting Palooza Report .......... 12 2019-2020 Project Calendar ........... 14 2019 Conventions .............................. 15 Map to Paint-In ................................... 15 Brushwhackers Seminar .................. 16 Heidi England Seminar ..................... 17 Class Signup Sheet .............................. 18 List of Officers ..................................... 18 2019 PHP Membership Form .......... 19

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.

**Conventions ** Creative Painting

February 16—21, 2020 Las Vegas, NV

Society of Decorative Painters

Spring Retreat February 24 –26, 2020

Fredericksburg, TX

Southwest Region Retreat Fourth Quarter 2020

Details to Follow

New England Traditions (NET) October 6 - 11, 2020

Marlborough, MA

OKC Painting Palooza October 17-24, 2020 Oklahoma City, OK

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Leslie Pilcher

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Still a Few Places Left!!

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2019 Elected & Appointed Board

President.......................................... Linda Silvasy .......... 760-644-6290 .............llsilvasy@yahoo.com 1st Vice Presidents, Programs ........ Debi Stivers............. 760-807-3187 .............debido@cox.net ........................................................ Carol Voyles ........... 760-803-2078 .............cvoyles123@hotmail.com 2nd Vice President, Membership .... Leslie Pilcher .......... 760-731-9566 .............leslie.m.pilcher@gmail.com Secretary ......................................... Linda Camp............. 760-787-9332 .............linda_camp@yahoo.com Treasurer ......................................... Marilyn Dixon......... 760-740-9794 .............imtwincrazy@gmail.com Newsletter Editor/ Website ............. Leslie Pilcher .......... 760-731-9566 .............leslie.m.pilcher@gmail.com SDP/DAC Representative ............... Carol Ganzi ............. 281-323-4590 ............. egg-cetera@earthlink.net Video-Setup .................................... Linda Silvasy .......... 760-644-6290 .............llsilvasy@yahoo.com Sunshine .......................................... Jeanne Robert .......... 858-576-7163 .............jrtb88@yahoo.com Garage Sale ..................................... Marilyn Dixon......... 760-740-9794 .............imtwincrazy@gmail.com Hospitality ....................................... Candy Sciarretta ...... 760-315-3080 .............sciarretta.candyO@gmail.com Del Mar Fair.................................... Charlotte Hicks ....... 760-739-9575 .............charlotteandles@cox.net Mystery Paint-in 2020 .................... Charlotte Hicks ....... 760-739-9575 .............charlotteandles@cox.net ........................................................ Ramona Jacobs ....... 760-743-2405 .............ramonajacobs@gmail.com Ways & Means 2019....................... Jeanne Robert .......... 858-576-7163 .............jrtb88@yahoo.com Raffles ............................................. Open Outreach .......................................... Open Publicity .......................................... Open Holiday Party 2019 ......................... 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 debido@cox.net

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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2020 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 N SDP # (required) ___________________ 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 Also, please include proof of your SDP 2020 membership renewal. If you renew your SDP membership online, there is a “Send receipt to…” at the bottom of the confirmation page (after you’ve paid). Please fill in leslie.m.pilcher@gmail.com in this section to have a copy of your confirmation sent to me. Otherwise you will need to copy, print-out and send me a copy of your SDP confirmation OR Forward to me the email confirmation you receive. Your PHP membership will not be considered Renewed until we receive confirmation of your SDP membership.

Please enclose a check for $20 made payable to Palomar Heritage Painters with this form.

Also, please send proof of your SDP 2020 membership renewal or have the SDP forward your

confirmation to leslie.m.pilcher@gmail.com. (After 1/31/2020 fee will be $25)

Mail to

Leslie Pilcher 4195 Fallsbrae Road Fallbrook, CA 92028

Questions? Call Leslie at (760)731-9566 or email at leslie.m.pilcher@gmail.com

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