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Carver's Corner

 

UTSI is having their annual picnic on September 17th: TVW members usually donate items we've made for the auction held at their picnic. Bring anything you wish to donate to the regular Club meeting on August 17th or contact Richard Gulley. We hope that Club members will respond generously to support UTSI.

Program for Sep. 21st    "Extreme Woodworking" -- A video featuring James Perry of Rock Island, TN.  James is a talented woodworker  who built his own house and furnished it mostly with his own creations.


Newcomers to the Club:
For Your Information Access to the Members List is restricted to the members of the Club.  A member can gain access by emailing ‘ackerman1@charter.net’. 


Quarter Century of the Tennessee Valley Woodworkers:  This year we will be celebrating our 25th year as a Club. The founders met in a series of meetings between September 25th and December of 1985 to forge the new Club and called it the Tennessee Valley Woodworkers, and here we are now a quarter of a century later still growing strong and meeting every month to fulfill their vision.  We’ll celebrate that quarter century on Saturday, October 23, 2010 with a special dinner, so stay tuned while the planning takes place.  We’ll let you know the details as soon as possible, but clear your calendar for October 23.  Dan Maher is Chairman.  

 
Visitors are always welcome at Club meetings and events!  I’m occasionally asked what it takes to become a member of the Tennessee Valley Woodworkers.  Well the answer is simple:  If you are a woodworker or just interested in things ‘Wood’ you are welcome to come to our meetings as a guest.  There are no other requirements than those.  Our Club is made up of a full range of skills from folks who just like to be around woodworkers all the way to fully fledged experts in the craft. We do all sorts of woodworking from carpentry to full wood art.  If, after visiting, you find you wish to be a full participant in the Club, see our Treasurer, Bob Addington.  He’ll register you and collect your dues.  Dues are $10 single or $15 family and are prorated over the year.  We’re affordable, available, and a friendly bunch, so don’t be hesitant.  Come be our guest. 

 
Digital Library:  There are new Titles in the Digital
Library.  Titles may be checked out from Henry Davis.  Henry has scanned all of the photos in the Club scrapbooks and put them on a CD for you.  Be sure to check it out in the library (2085).  Members may donate original DVDs, CDs, or VHS tapes to the library for others to check out.


 
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September 2, 2010