SW Washington Gold Prospectors Newsletter

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SW Washington Gold Prospectors Newsletter Volume IV Issue 4, April, 2015 Hi Everyone! As we move forwards with a clear resolve, our goal of fully financing our educational program is in reach. However, not before thanking those who have helped us get this far. Overwhelming support from the hardest working team you could hope to assemble. THANK YOU! So Very Much. Your efforts will help us establish SWWGPAA as a go-to club for mobile educational programs. Your efforts will bring smiles to thousands over the years: each new prospector, young or old, using the tools you helped establish. And again THANK YOU. I m proud to know and work with all of you. We ve got lots of outings coming up as the season approaches. A perfect time to come out and try out any new gear you may have acquired. I know I ll be there. See you at the meeting on April 12th. If it s your first time, Welcome. Randy Harper, President,rh82065@hotmail.com 503-849- 5109 SPECIAL RAFFLE FOR GOLD SHOW VOLUNTEERS! All Members who volunteered at the Gold Show in March, WEAR YOUR T-SHIRT to receive a free Raffle Ticket. Your Raffle Coordinator and board of directors really appreciates everyone who volunteered. Thank you, thank you, thank you! The prizes are GOLDEN! Come to the Meeting - Wear your T-shirt Upcoming Activities 2015 Education: Digging Your Target- Metal Detecting, by Marvin Kruger April 12, 1pm Regular Meeting, Grange Hall April 12, 3pm Board Meeting, Grange Hall Important Notice: There is a church meeting in the Grange Hall Sunday mornings and we can not enter the Hall until 1pm. Please do not come early and make noise in the parking lot. Thanks

Is this Gold? New prospectors often have trouble early with the question of is this gold?. Here are some ways to find out if your golden piece is Real Gold: or Fools Gold (mica and pyrite). Blond sand is about 2 times the density of water. Gold is 19 times the density of water. This means under water, gold is much heavier than anything else in the pan. It will still be in the pan after the gravel, blond sand and black sand have washed out. If the golden piece is large enough, pick it with your fingernail or a pin to see if it s soft and malleable or brittle and hard. Gold is the most malleable metal. It s not gold if it breaks or is really hard. Gold retains a brilliance and shine in the shade. Fools gold does not. New 3-Month Raffle begins in April! Come to April 12th s meeting and see what great Prizes and GOLD I ve put into this BIG Raffle No foolin, Steve February had 2 Great Opportunities to Participate and Educate. Our SWWGP Club did panning demonstrations at the Willamette Valley Sportsman's Show in Albany Oregon. This was a Saturday and Sunday event. Over the two days we showed 500 people how to pan and they got to keep their gold. The gold was provided by the Ministerial Assn. who sponsored the show. A lot of people came and we all had a great time! Here are the folks who participated: Steve Lewin and Ken Didier were in charge; then there was Norm and Betty Erickson, 4 people from the Brownsville Club, Linda Williams, Richard Pluff, Randy Harper, and Daniel Keesee. That same weekend, Tom Fest and Marvin Kruger went up to the Bedrock Prospectors Winter Festival, in Puyallup WA. Lilli and Toni went too. They all got to try out different metal detectors from the dealers, and all the local metal detecting clubs participated. Then they had a chili feed. It was a fun day and a good idea for an event we might like to put on. Thank you Everyone! Steve Lewin, Education Chairman

2015 Education Planned Our 2015 Education Committee with Steve Lewin at the helm, has scheduled education at each club meeting through June. Our board of directors has gotten the message from you that we need more Education: for our members and for the general public. So we re starting out the new year right. Here s the schedule so far: April Dig Your Target-Metal Detecting Marvin Kruger May How to Build a Bucket Fixture Dale Long June Reading the River for Gold Tom Fest Discussion plus interactive display July Processing Black Sand Al Lewis August Treasure Hunt!

Authorized Dealer 21016 NE 68 th St Vancouver WA 98682 360-892-3471 Metal Detectors Myron Hastings Designs of All Kinds 6016 NE 105th Ave Vancouver WA 98662 360-892-5597 D & K Detector and Prospecting Sales Inc. Your metal detecting and Prospecting Headquarters! 13809 SE Division Portland OR 97236 503-761-1521 1-800-542-4653 (Discount for Club Members) DFritz your computer Dfritz@unfritz.com 503-990-7064 Electronics design, computer service and training Active Members may advertise here for free. Please submit your business-card size ad by the First of each month. Board of Directors Name Phone E-Mail President Randy Harper 503-849-5109 rh82065@hotmail.com Vice President Steve Lewin 971-212-5996 goldpan123@yahoo.com Treasurer Ken Didier 360-604-2701 ky02kid@peoplepc.com Secretary Linda Williams 503-703-1142 bstwshes@yahoo.com Claims Chairman Steve Lewin 971-212-5996 Goldpan123@yahoo.com Education Chairman Steve Lewin 971-212-5996 goldpan123@yahoo.com Equipment Manager Randy Harper 503-849-5109 rh82065@hotmail.com Gold Show Randy Harper 503-649-5109 rh82065@hotmail.com Hospitality Tom,Toni & Lilli Fest 360-465-2393 famfest@wwest.net Safety Officer Ron Koppi 360-254-9309 koppi@comcast.net Newsletter Editor Linda & Dave 503-703-1142 bstwshes@yahoo.com Outings Coordinator Scott Long 503-754-0612 mthoodfire74@hotmail.com Sunshine & T-Shirts Debbie Witcher 360-695-3215 No e-mail Website Host Dave Fritz 503-990-7064 dfritz@unfritz.com

March Awards! April 18 April 24 May 2nd We Need Volunteers for Upcoming Educational Events Stevenson Sportsmans Show, Stevenson WA Panning Demonstration, Riverview School, Vancouver WA Panning Demonstrations, Kids Take it Outside event, Coos Bay OR

Visit our website at www.swwgoldprospectors.org And On Facebook: Southwest Washington GoldProspectors All interested parties are invited to attend one of our monthly meetings. There will be opportunities to learn about prospecting laws, methods, and equipment as well as some hands-on practice. Go on outings to enjoy the pleasures of the outdoors and prospect for gold. Become a member of one of the newest chapters of the Gold Prospectors Association of America. All memberships are individual. There is no fee or age requirement. Join in the Fun! Southwest Washington Gold Prospectors Meets 2nd Sunday every month at 1:00 pm Minnehaha Grange Hall No. 164 4905 NE St Johns Rd, Vancouver WA For more information, call Steve Lewin at 971-212-5996 Ken Didier made these beautiful raffle ticket barrels. Joe Harper painted the ocean and mine scenes on the ends of the smaller one. Thank you Ken and Joe! SPRING PRODUCTS ARE IN! For a full line of Avon Products Call Steve Lewin 971-212-5996 or Patricia Bartch 503-286-9252 Karen Gillen 253.341.2552 k-gillen@hotmail.com https://www.mythirtyone.com