[Woodcarver] The Honesdale potato chip

[sally nye]

Hi Terry,

The person who could really give you the skinny on this is Joe Dunn.  
You know Debbie's husband, Joe.  He is always working behind the scenes 
selling raffle tickets and making sure everything is running smoothly 
while Debbie is either taking or teaching a class.

Joe made a "chip carving" for Nick Sciortino, AKA Koz.  Joe took a 
potato chip and cut...Oops, "carved" a triangle in the center of it.  
He presented it to Nick as a bonafide chip carving.  From there it took 
on a life of its own.

Nick's table is right next to David and me so I saw the "original" chip 
carving but didn't see any others.  Someone else will have tell you 
"the rest of the story."

Hope this takes the edge off.
Sally
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On Aug 2, 2004, at 12:03 PM, terry zobl wrote:

What the heck.... will someone please explain for those of us who 
wern't there...  is it a chip carved potato... a carved potato chip... 
a chipped carved potato chip..  or what?

Terry Z, Mich.



 >
 >
. Unfortunately I missed the
 > finished potato chip for Nick, although I did see it after it was 
peeled and
 > almost ready for frying.
 > Sandy
 >
 > >
 > >Of all the carvings he has done, the most memorable for me is the 
chip
 > >carved Ruffles potato chip he made for the chip carving instructor. 
Ya had
 > >to be there.
 > >
 > >Dave


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