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2010
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Swap Shop -
Posted January 12th
2010
There will be a swap shop at the April
3rd meeting where members can bring
their unwanted tools and sundries to sell/swap.
Please note that any transactions are private
between individuals. Please do not do not bring
any large items (such as lathes) into the scout
hall.
Special Competition - Posted January 12th
2010
There is a special
competition for a lace bobbin for February
and this is outside of the normal
competition.
Cecil Barron and Joe
O'Neill will have prizes for the winners.
(blanks were supplied at the January
meeting but any blank can be used.)
May seminar - Posted January 12th
2010
Your committee is
looking at the possibility of hosting a
seminar in May2010. Wathc this space for
more details as they become
available.
Meeting demonstrators - Posted January 11th
2010
Meeting
Saturday February 6th (Scout
Hall)
- Demonstrator: Christy
Glynn
Meeting
Saturday March 6th (Scout
Hall)
- Demonstrator: Frank
Gallagher
Meeting
Saturday April 6th (Scout
Hall)
- Demonstrator: Michael
Fay
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February -
Bowl - Advanced & Experienced,
Minimum 8" Diameter - Beginners any
size.
March – Goblet
(Min 115mm high for Experienced/Advanced
– No size restriction for beginners)
April
– Puzzle (Joe O’Neill has plans if anyone is
stuck for ideas)
May
– There will be a seminar this month. The date
and venue to be confirmed. Tthis will have an
open competition
June
– Platter
July
– Box
August
– Candlestick/Candle holder (Pair for
Experienced and Advanced, One for
beginners)
September
– Laminated Turning
October
– Off Centre Turning
November
– Hollow Form
December
– Two Christmas tree decorations (do not have
to match)
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