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The Rollin’ Rock
Bulletin of the
Roseville Rock Rollers Gem & Mineral Society, Inc.
Volume 55, Issue 11 - November 2014
From the President’s Pen
What a wonderful Rock Hound organization we have!
Many members have given of their time and talents to
help keep this hobby alive and moving forward for our
next generation. There's always something that you can
do. Many of our current membership are reaping the rewards of the labor of love given/built for us. Always ask
yourself, what can I do to help keep this great rock
hounding hobby vibrant for others. Then do it.
When there's a class offering, take it - the instructor or
class may not be here next time. We've been very fortunate to have class offerings from our members of lapidary, carving, opal, intarsia, turquoise, wire wrapping,
mineral ID and petrified wood. One of those great classes
rarely seen elsewhere will be here! The Basics of Petrified Wood Identification class will be Saturday, November 15.
Educational Program
for November 11, 2014
Field Trip to Trona,
by Teresa Johnson
For more than seventy years, countless thousands
of visitors have come to Trona to collect some of
the best and most desirable evaporite mineral
specimens in the world. This year was one of the
best! Our November 11th program will update
you on this wonderful field trip.
Our next educational presentation will be about how a
couple of Rock Rollers went to the Trona 2014 outing.
Their internal batteries were recharged as they met other
rock hounds who were just as enamored with rocks and
lapidary as we are. It's great to know that we're not alone,
that others share in our love for rocks, geology, earth science and lapidary. Sometimes, it's just about getting outside. Other times, it's about finding a hidden treasure in
our surroundings..
— Teresa Johnson
Field Trip Chairperson Wanted!
Inside this issue:
This officer position is a great way to spend time with other Rock Hounds.
It does entail going to RRR Board meetings and reporting on upcoming
trips. RRR is part of the Field Trip Chairman's Association (Co-op). As
our club Field Trip Chairperson, you will:
• Be coordinator of club field trips.
• Attend and participate at the quarterly Co-op meeting, where you collect information on other club field trips, then disseminate collected
field trip information to our club members by making announcements/
reports at club meetings and through the bulletin.
• Plan a field trip to share with other Co-op clubs.
• Last but not least, follow club policies involving waivers, sign-ins, and
insurance.
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Meeting Minutes
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New Members, Rookie News,
Announcements, Officers Still Needed!
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Sac State Geology Club Auction,
Thank You’s and Donations, Club
Wish list, More Precious Than Gold
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Lapidary Classes
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Membership Renewal Form
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Calendar, Sutter Buttes Show Ad
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Upcoming Shows, Sacramento Mineral
Society Show Ad, Blue Topaz is
Irradiated, Where Is It From?
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MINUTES FOR ROSEVILLE ROCK ROLLERS
EDUCATIONAL MEETING OCTOBER 14, 2014
Call to Order at 7:07 p.m. by President Teresa Johnson.
Flag Salute.
Present: members, 59; Juniors, 3; and Guests, 8.
Sunshine – Cyndy Burchard sent a sympathy card to Debbie
Bunn.
Juniors – Carole Kowalik reported there were 11 Juniors at the
Rookies meeting. William Bourez gave a presentation on
carnelian and Jim Hutchings donated specimens. An art
project of rock families was done. Next meeting will be a
presentation on opalite by Cannon Hansen.
Treasurer – Terry Yoschak reported the audit for the 2014
show has been completed and the financial records are in
good order.
Secretary – Florence Brady reported we have 279 members
and counting. She is accepting renewal of dues for 2015.
She introduced Lillian Kirtley who received Honorary
Membership for 2015.
Vice President/Programs – Gordon Standlee reported he is
working on getting a speaker for the Nov. Ed. Mtg.
CFMS Director – Jon North reported he will be attending the
semi-annual CFMS meeting which will be in Visalia in
Nov. The annual CFMS show will be in Lodi and they
needed competitive and non-competitive exhibits. Societies
can setup a table to advertise their society.
Shirt, Vests, Patches – Rolf Zschoernig was absent. A new
chair for 2015 will be needed.
Field Trips – on Oct. 18th is a field trip to Area 54. A Chair/
Officer is needed for this position.
Class Coordinator – Teresa reviewed upcoming lapidary classes and workshops.
Librarian/Historian – Karla Shannon reported the book by
Bob Jones, “The Frugal Collector” is available for checkout.
Checkout instructions were reviewed.
Refreshments – signups were taken for our Nov. Ed. Mtg.
Show for 2015 – Jim Hutchings reported the next show committee meeting will be Nov. 18th starting at 7:00 p.m. Members were encouraged to attend and find out what is done to
organize a show.
Old Business –
Nominations Committee – Jon North called for nominations for
the officer positions for 2015. The nominations received
are: President, Teresa Johnson; Vice President, Open; Secretary, Florence Brady; Treasurer, Terry Yoschak; CFMS
Director, Chuck Neely; Librarian/Historian, Karla Shannon;
Bulletin Editor, Terry Yoschak; 2 year Directors, Kelley
Ballard and Gene Doyle; Juniors’ Advisor, Carole Kowalik;
Field Trip Chairman, Open; Past President, Jim Barton.
Nominations will be asked for at the Nov. Ed. Mtg., election
will be held at the Dec. Ed. Mtg.
Tailgater – will be held on Saturday, Oct. 25th. Spaces will cost
$10. A motion was MSA to pay for the rental of one port-apotty.
Refreshments Chair – Christine Davis, our new Refreshments
Chair, was introduced.
Other Business CSUS Geology Club’s Annual Auction will be Nov. 21st, starting at 6 p.m.
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Shows – members were encouraged to attend the El Dorado
Co. Mineral & Gem Society’s annual show Oct. 18 & 19..
Show and Tell – Teresa brought specimens from the Trona
field trips.
A/C unit at shop – repairs were made by Ken Ewert.
Drawings – winners were: Member Jim Balog; Junior, Donald Parker and Guest Camille McCollum.
Program - Duncan Penman, RRR member, gave a presentation on turquoise and turquoise mines in the USA.
Recess for Refreshments.
Adjournment – meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
MINUTES FOR ROSEVILLE ROCK ROLLERS
BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 14, 2014
Call to Order at 9:05 p.m. by President Teresa Johnson.
A quorum was present.
Membership Applications – a motion was MSA to approve
the membership applications for Michael Beatty, Phillip
Smith and Lynda Steele.
Adjournment – meeting was adjourned at 9:06 p.m
Respectfully submitted,
Florence Brady, RRR Secretary
MINUTES FOR ROSEVILLE ROCK ROLLERS
BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 28 2014
Call to Order at 7:03 p.m. by President Teresa Johnson.
Present – all officers except for Gene Doyle and Jon North.
Guests: Gloria Marie and Meg Zebierski.
Minutes – a motion was MSA to approve the minutes for the
Sept. 23, 2014 Bd. Mtg. and for the Ed. & Bd. Mtgs. on
Oct. 14, 2014.
Treasurer – Terry Yoschak reported she has paid the Fairgrounds 1/3 of the total payment due for the rental fee for
our 2015 show.
Correspondence – Florence Brady read a letter addressed to
our Editor, from Lifetime member Lois Reynolds. Lois
requested that we discontinue mailing our bulletin to her.
Membership – Florence reported we now have 282 members. Renewals continue to come in.
Program –Gordon Standlee, Vice President, stated the program for the Nov. Ed. Mtg. will a presentation given by
Teresa on the Trona, CA field trips. The program for
December will be our annual holiday potluck dinner.
Gordon will update the list of programs for 2014.
Juniors – Juniors’ Advisor, Carole Kowalik, said Cannon
Hansen will do a presentation on opalite. There will be a
tour for the Juniors, on Nov. 1st, at Don Tadlock’s house.
Librarian/Historian – Karla Shannon reported no one
checked out the book “The Frugal Collector”.
Bulletin – Editor Terry Yoschak reported the bulletin deadline will be Oct. 31st.
Field Trips – still looking for a field trip leader. Upcoming
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CO-OP field trip to Stonyford, CA.
Federation Director – Jon North was absent. He will attend
the CFMS meetings in Visalia.
Lapidary Classes – had a good class on stabilizing turquoise
given by Duncan Penman.
Show Chair – Jim Hutchings discussed the future of the Fairgrounds and suggested looking at other options for buildings for our show.
Lapidary Shop – John McPherson has donated a lawn mower
for cutting the grass around the shop.
Directors – Richard Kowaleski reported he visited Ella and
Roger Warloe who donated items for the Juniors and for the
Silent Auction.
Old Business –
Tailgater – in spite of the off and on rain, five vendors came
and about 24 attendees.
Nomination Committee - Jim Hutchings reported we are still
looking for a Vice President and a Field Trip Leader.
Tables – Jim will contact the Fairgrounds personnel to determine how to facilitate purchasing 40 tables from SMS.
Pow Wow – Jim Barton stated RRR had good support for volunteers for the CO-OP tent and that this was the last Pow
Wow in the near future. The CO-OP tent was sold.
New Business –
Jim Hutchings received a large donation of mineral specimens
from Nancy Burns. We will use them for our scouts and
students’ presentations and on upcoming auctions. Buckets
of sand with natural gems will be used for screening by the
Rookies.
Donations received – a list was developed and will be published in the bulletin.
Next Board Meeting – will be November 25, 2014.
Adjournment – meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
Welcome New Members
Michael Beatty
Phillip Smith
Lynda Steele
Rookie Rock Roller News
The Rookies will meet in the lapidary shop on Tuesday, November 11,
2014 at 5:30 p.m.
At our meeting in October, Rookie,
William Bourez, gave a great presentation on Carnelian. Jim Hutchings brought samples to view and specimens for the juniors' collections. After the presentation, the rookies painted rock families.
For our November meeting, Cannon Hansen will present opalite. A fun activity will follow.
See you all there,
Carole Kowalik, Junior Advisor
916-705-2124
[email protected]
Sunshine
Respectfully submitted,
Florence Brady, RRR Secretary
A sympathy card was sent to Debbie Bunn.
November Show Meeting
The meeting will be held Tuesday, November 18 at 7:00
PM in the club Lapidary Shop at the Fairgrounds. Members are encouraged to attend and get involved!
November Board Meeting
The meeting will be held Tuesday, November 25, at 7:00
PM in the club Lapidary Shop at the Roseville Fairgrounds.
When you know of any member who is ill or has been
hospitalized, please contact our Sunshine Chair, Cyndy
Burchard, at 530-346-9481,
or [email protected].
Officers Still Needed!
The Nominating Committee is still looking for a Vice
President and Field Trip Chair for 2015. If interested,
contact Jon North at (916) 768-0137.
November Refreshments
Refreshments for the November 11 Educational meeting
are to be provided by Dolly McClure, Colleen Ballard,
Jim & Cathy Hutchings, Jim Barton, Gloria Marie, and
Karla Shannon/Rob Blazina. Thank you all in advance!
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Thank You’s and Donations
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Ceil Wiegand donated slabs, rocks and other items - the
book " Modern Rock Tumbling" and tumbled stones for
the Kids' Junction
Bill Jeffers donated tumbled rocks for the Kids' Junction/grab bags
Denise Coyne donated indoor floodlights for the lapidary shop
Chris Davis donated paper towels
Kimberly Loe donated pink halite
Bob Willis donated a saw
Club Wish List:
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Projection device for minerals (ex: Elmo)
Rocks for silent auction
Finished cabochons for bolos
The club has two Facebook pages; a
"Group" page, and a "Like" page. If
members could jump on board with
both pages, they would get educational information, club
updates about field trips, mineral information, show information, class information, and general lapidary tips.
“Like” Page: www.facebook.com/pages/Roseville-RockRollers-Gem-Mineral-Society/214099168691394.
6000 J Street Sacramento 95819
South end of campus east of Hornet Stadium
Parking is available directly outside Alumni Center
“Group” Page: www.facebook.com/groups/359563453490/.
If you join the group, you can post comments or photos to
the site.
More Precious than Gold
Hard to believe now, but aluminum was once a very precious
metal that was very difficult to refine. Finally, in 1886 the
new Hall–Héroult process used electricity to heat molten cryolite mixed with bauxite to make pure aluminum. Then cryolite became a scarce resource because it was abundant in just
one deposit in Ivittuut, Greenland. After that ran out, cryolite
was artificially produced so we could keep making beer cans
and airplanes.
Cryolite from Greenland
A small but very expensive aluminum pyramid was set atop the
Washington Monument on its completion in 1884 to serve the functional purpose of a
lightning rod. "Americans wanting only the best to commemorate our founding father
George Washington, fashioned the Washington Monument apex out of the uncommon
metal." The pyramid was so expensive that it was displayed at Tiffany’s before being installed atop the monument.
From www.mineralcalendar.com/php/facts.php?
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Lapidary Classes
Lapidary Classes - Introduction to Shop Use & Cabochon making is $10 per class for 5 classes or $45 paid in
full. Our Rock Hound Oasis is staffed Monday &
Wednesday nights 5 pm - 9 pm! Learn more about the
Lapidary Arts & Cabochon Making. A DVD is available
for viewing at the Shop for Cabochon Making.
Regular $5 per day or $20 monthly rates apply for lapidary shop use after Orientation/Introduction classes.
Shop fee: Daily: $5 or Monthly: $20.
Large & Extra Large Saws: $1 per slab for 18 inch saw
& $2 per slab for 24 inch saw for cutting large & extra
large rocks.
Opal Workshops with George Comas
Open Opal workshop! Drop-in, work &
learn with an Opal guru at your side. Doublets & Triplets, Black & Honduran Opals.
Thursday November 13, 6 pm - 8:30 pm. Fee: $10
Basics of Petrified Wood
Learn how to identify & evaluate petrified woods. Carol
Lockhart & Keith Lindholm - combined 25+ years of
experience in preparation and evaluation.
Saturday, November 15, 9 am to 3:30 pm. Fee: $25
Wire Wrapping Class with Judy Osmundson
Work with a wire guru at your side. Beginning & Intermediate Wire Wrapping. Bracelets, Cabochon or Chain
Maille
Sunday, November 16, 9 am - 12:30 pm. Fee: $25
Intarsia Workshop with George Comas
Intarsia is the making of a picture or geometric design
using slices of natural stones.
Thursday November 20, 6 pm - 8:30 pm. Fee: $10
Wire Playdate! Wire Wrapping & More! with Judy
Get together to work on your project. Viking Knit, chain
maille, cabochon wrapping, et al.
Sign-up for next offering, 9 am - 12:30 Fee: $10
Mineral ID with Jim Hutchings
Learn the necessary tools, books & techniques of identifying rocks & minerals!
TBA - Sign-up now for December class. Fee: $25
Fluorescents, Petrified Wood & Other Minerals with
Don Tadlock Don is an avid collector with an immense
love and knowledge of the rocks he collects.
Sign-up! - Necessary for a Saturday, 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Faceting Workshop with Jay Conner
Sign up now for the next offering!
This is an excellent class, it is held offsite by one of our
members. Saturday, Nov. 22, 10 am @ Pearson’s.
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Stabilizing Stones and Turquoise Workshop with Duncan
Penman How to & hands on stabilizing. Use with turquoise,
azurite, & more.
Max: 7 - TBA Sign-up! Fee: $5
Stereo-Microscope Workshop
The attendees for the last offering were over-the-top with enthusiasm for the class. In-depth, hands-on workshop on identifying gems and minerals, detecting flaws in lapidary material,
and enjoying the beauty of smaller specimens. Scopes provided or bring your own. Min. 3, Fee: $5
Lapidary Shop Maintenance Class FREE
Learn how to maintain or put together lapidary equipment for
your home. Sign-up for our next offering.
Tumble On! Rock Tumbling
TBA. Fee: $10
Beading Cabochons
Learn to make a seed beaded bezel for your cabochons to hold
them securely in place. Sign-up & indicate what day(s) &
times you have available.
Soldering Boot Camp
with Marilyn Koch Fee: $25
Introduction to a table top set-up for creating artisan metal
pieces at home!
Jeweler’s Saw Intro to Advanced Pierce Work
with Marilyn Koch Fee: $25
Learning how to use the saw to make curves, sharp edges, &
bevels. Different sizes & their uses.
Lost Wax Cast Class!
with Marilyn Koch Fee: $25 + materials
Local instructor will be teaching us. Now taking sign-ups!
TBA Min 3 - Max 6.
Remember - We ask that you sign up ahead of time for
classes. For our classes listed as by appointment or TBA, we
build the class based on sign-ups & instructors schedules. In
other words, we make the date when we have sign-ups. Our
Wire Wrap classes can be set up for a minimum of 3 people.
Shop Clean-up is something everyone does!
Use the full surface of the belts - to prevent premature wearing. A DVD is available for viewing at the Shop for Cabochon
Making.
We occasionally need someone to stop by and empty the 5 gal
buckets for our lapidary equipment.
If you want to sign-up for any of the above classes, email:
[email protected]
Teresa Johnson, 916-929-0701.
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Renewing Membership Dues for RRR
The new membership year for dues starts January 1st and ends on December 31st. The process of renewing dues for 2015 has started. We appreciate early renewal by our members. Presently we have 282
members and this means a lot of processing of renewals for 2015, hence the early start.
Please do not add a family member or friend who is not already a RRR member to the renewal form. A membership
application must be filled out along with payment for the dues and name badge. The application is then submitted to
the RRR Board for approval of membership.
A membership renewal form is included in this bulletin. This form can be brought to the November 11th meeting,
along with payment - a check payable to RRR or exact cash. Please contact me if you have any questions.
Thanks for your cooperation !
Florence Brady, Secretary/Membership Chair (916) 961-6868
ROSEVILLE ROCK ROLLERS – MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL for 2015
(Please do not add a new member to this form)
NAME(S)__________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________________
Street
City/State
Zip
PHONE # including area code (_______) ________________
E-MAIL_________________________________________________
(e-mail address will be part of the Club’s Membership Roster)
DUES:
Adult (one) Membership $15.00 per year (receiving bulletin via E-Mail)
$30.00 per year (receiving bulletin via US Mail), Renewing 2015
Member only.
Family Membership
(2 adults, same address)
$23.00 per year (receiving bulletin via E-Mail)
$38.00 per year (2 adults at the same address, receiving bulletin
via US Mail), Renewing 2015 Members only.
Junior Membership
$8.00 per Junior Member
________ Amount Paid
Ck. # __________
Dues not paid until after December 31, 2014 will be delinquent and an assessment of $3.00 will be charged.
Checks should be made payable to: Roseville Rock Rollers
Please fill out and bring along with a check to the next Educational Meeting.
Or mail to: Roseville Rock Rollers, P.O. Box 212, Roseville, CA 95678
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Renew your RRR Dues for 2015!! Help us get a "jump start" on collecting members' dues, now, before the holidays! With over 280 members, we appreciate your early renewal! You must turn in this form along with your payment, and pay by either check or correct amount of cash. (A check is preferred.) At the November 11th meeting,
please bring this renewal form and payment to the Officers' table and give to Florence Brady.
If your personal/contact information is the same, just write SAME on the form, under your name(s).
Thank you. Florence Brady, RRR Secretary & Membership Chair
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November Calendar
Sun
Birthstone: Topaz
Mon
Tues
Weds
Thurs
Fri
For more class information, contact
Class Coordinator: Teresa Johnson 916-929-0701
or email: [email protected]
Sat
1
2
3
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
4
5
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
6
7
8
9
10
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
11
12
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
13
Opal
Workshop
6:00-8:30 pm
14
15
Basics of
Petrified Wood
9 am—3:30 pm
16
Wire Wrap
9 am—12:30 pm
17
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
18
Show Meeting
7:00 pm
19
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
20
Intarsia
Workshop
6:00-8:30 pm
21
22
Faceting Workshop 10 am
At Pearson’s
23 / 30
24
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
25
Board Meeting
7:00 pm
26
Lapidary Shop
5:00-9:00 pm
27
28
29
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Rookies 5:30 pm
Club 7:00 pm
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Upcoming Northern California Shows
November 8 - 9: SACRAMENTO, CA
Sacramento Mineral Society
Scottish Rite Temple, 6151 H Street
Hours: Sat 10 - 5; Sun 10 - 4
Contact: Alyssa Meszinger, (916) 205-4441
Email: [email protected]
Website: sacgemshow.com
November 8 - 9: YUBA CITY, CA
Sutter Buttes Gem & Mineral Society
Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds - 442 Franklin Avenue
Hours: Sat 10 - 5; Sun 10 - 4
Contact: Katie Slightam, (530) 673-9649
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sutterbuttes.net
November 14 - 16: EUREKA, CA
Humboldt Gem & Mineral Society
Redwood Acres Fairgrounds, 3750 Harris Street
Hours: Fri 9 - 6, Sat 10 - 6, Sun 10 - 5
Contact: Diana Reed, (707) 839-2079
Blue Topaz Is Irradiated
Gemstone irradiation is a process
in which a gemstone is artificially irradiated in order to enhance
its optical properties. High levels
of ionizing radiation can change
the atomic structure of the gemstone's crystal lattice, which in turn alters the optical
properties within it. As a result, the gemstone's color
may be significantly altered or the visibility of its inclusions may be lessened. The process, widely practiced in
jewelry industry, is done in either a nuclear reactor for
neutron bombardment, a particle accelerator for electron
bombardment, or a gamma ray facility using the radioactive isotope cobalt-60. The irradiation enabled creation of certain gemstone colors that do not exist or are
extremely rare in nature.
The most commonly irradiated gemstone is topaz,
which becomes blue after the process. Blue topaz is very
rare in nature and almost always the result of artificial
irradiation. According to the American Gem Trade Association, approximately 30 million carats (13,000 lb) of
topaz are irradiated every year globally, 40 percent of
which were done in the United States as of 1988. As of
2011, no topaz is neutron irradiated in the US; major
treatment areas are Germany and Poland. A lot of linear
accelerated treatment is done in Bangkok.
Where Is It From?
While it is a very risky
thing to attribute a location to a piece by looks
alone, this wonderful
group of amethyst crystals is almost immediately recognizable as coming from Las Vigas, Veracruz, Mexico.
Why? First of all, most amethyst crystals are stubby,
these are not. Second, they are on a thin plate covered
with a druse of green epidote crystals. Last, the crystals start out white or clear at the bottom and then
grow larger and dark purple at the top. In general, you
should not try to guess where a specimen is from by
looks alone...but sometimes looks are enough.
http://www.mineralcalendar.com/php/facts.php?
from Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Gemstone_irradiation
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There are some Trona
field trip photos
on our website at:
www.rockrollers.com/
gallery/2014/14trona.html
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ROSEVILLE ROCK ROLLERS GEM & MINERAL SOCIETY
BULLETIN EDITOR
P.O. BOX 212
ROSEVILLE, CA 95678
Send exchange bulletins to
above address
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VOL. 55 NO. 11 NOVEMBER 2014
EDUCATIONAL MEETING
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
2ND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH, 7:00 PM
4TH TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH, 7:00 PM
EDUCATIONAL MEETING LOCATION: ROSEVILLE FAIRGROUNDS,
LAUPPE HALL, 800 ALL AMERICA CITY BLVD., ROSEVILLE, CA
BOARD MEETING LOCATION: ROSEVILLE FAIRGROUNDS,
LAPIDARY SHOP TRAILER BEYOND GATE “C” PARKING LOT
Changes and exceptions will be published in the bulletin.
GUESTS AND VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME