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- Win a ½” Router Bit Set - Woodline Arizona donated a 24-piece roter bit set valued at $89. Come to the November meeting to learn how you can win this handsome prize.
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Gift
Certificate Drawing
34.00
Misc:
Make-a-Memory
16.00
Deposits
for Marc Adams class 450.00
Outflows
Meeting
Expense
$45.00
Newsletter
53.02
Office
Supplies
52.99
Printing
18.00
Net
Inflow
$864.31
Cash
in Bank, 10/17/03
$4,870.37
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- Win a ½” Router Bit Set - Woodline Arizona donated a 24-piece roter bit set valued at $89. Come to the November meeting to learn how you can win this handsome prize.
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- Donation by Franklin Glue Products
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Craftsmen Forum received the gift of a Titebond HiPURformer Advanced Bonding System for our toy shops. The presentation
was made to toy coordinator Darrell McConnell by the Titebond Representative,
Amy Jo Morrise, at the Franklin Glue display during the Indianapolis WoodWorks
Show. Throughout the year, members make hundreds of wooden toys that are boxed
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Items HCF Club is Seeking
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The
donation of a semi-trailer to be used for club storage at Automatic Pools
Covers. If you know of someone who
would be willing to donate a semi-trailer to the club, please contact Dick
Brown. 317-546-3991.
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Indianapolis WoodWorks Wraps Up, Moves on to Nashville Tenn. – (by Bill Jones)
Indianapolis’
first WoodWorks show made a modest start on October 10th this year.
An abbreviated list of the usual exhibitors was anchored by Popular
Woodworking Magazine, the show’s media sponsor. On display, a roll-around tool
bench featured in PW’s October magazine and free copies of the November issue.
Attendance was lighter than the promoters hoped for, but that gave a once
in a lifetime opportunity to enjoy demonstrations without the press of the
crowd. Exhibitors somewhat disappointed with the turnout all still expect to be
back next year. The people brought in to put on the show were the real draw.
Names like Frank Klausz, Yeung Chan, Don Webber, Toshio Odate, and others
demonstrated techniques at free sessions throughout the day. Familiar former
staffers from American Woodworking staged how-to’s on finishing and
sharpening. Woodline (router bits) owner Wayne Sutter demonstrated tall clock
case making and passed out copies of his plans. The three day event was held at
the Indiana State Fairgrounds in the refurbished Blue Ribbon Pavilion.
HCF
Booth at WoodWorks Show (photo by Joe Miller)
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