Tidewater TurnerMARCH 2019 | SINCE 1999 | VOLUME 20 NO 3

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Inside Page 2

President’s Corner Page 3

Board Minutes Page 6

Updates & More Page 8

About Safety Page 9

Your Turn Page 14

Kids Speak Page 15

Mark your Calendar

Turners,

 For those of you who missed the last meeting, Sam Warren has resigned from the office of Treasurer, and Bruce Burkett will be assuming the office until the next elections this fall.  Special thanks go out to Sam for all the great work he did and to Bruce for taking over.

 With all of the bowls donated at the last few meetings plus what has been left at Woodcraft for last minute pick-up, it looks like the Tidewater Turners will be turning about 90 (give or take

a few) bowls to the Empty Bowls Charity. 

Thanks to everyone who turned and donated bowls for this very worthy event.  At the last Board of Directors meeting it was suggested that a bowl turning demonstration be scheduled for the fall.  This will be followed by a members’ challenge competition for the January or February meeting with all of the bowls being donated to next year’s Empty Bowls event.

 We will begin this year’s demonstration schedule at the Spring Arts and Crafts Marketplace at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on

March 22-24.  This is a good opportunity for new turners to get in front of the public and at the same time get some hands-on mentoring from more experienced turners if you want.  You don’t have to be a great turner to demonstrate; you just have to be willing. 

Ray Kallman has sent out an email calling for volunteers so give it a try.  You’ll have a blast.

 Keep turning and be safe!!!

Cliff

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Turning Tip Beware of repetitive

stress injuries. Gripping tools and standing locked in places for

hours on end can lead to carpal tunnel injuries, shoulder injuries, and

lower back trauma. Step away from the lathe for about ten minutes every

hour or so. Flex your hands, rotate your

shoulders, twist your torso, take a short walk to restore circulation in

your extremities. Reprint from Capital Area

Woodturners Feb 2019

Cliff:   — Welcomed Bruce Burkett, the club’s new treasurer.

— Discussed Avelino Samuels classes and demonstration in August.  He will teach a class on spiraled vessels on Aug 12, 13 and 14 for 6 students. Avelino will also demonstrate during the evening of Aug 13.  The class will cost $300 plus $25 for materials.  We’ll announce sign ups at a later date.

— Reported that our empty bowls effort is on track.  We have 70+ bowls and will pick up more bowls at Woodcraft on March 11.  This is the best looking collection of bowls to date.  We’ve also sold 10 tickets for Empty Bowls dinner.

Bret:  (No agenda items)

Connie: 

— Reported that arrangements have been made for the Spring Craft Show in Virginia Beach.  Our booth will be located along the back wall in the same location as last year.  Setup will be on Thursday from 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm.  The show will run from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm each day and 10:00 pm to 5:00 pm on Sunday.

— Said that she will contact Sue and Myron about holding the club picnic at their house again this year.  

— Will identify those members who have not paid their dues so they can be removed from the membership rolls.

Bruce: 

— Provided an initial report on the treasury.  He is still identifying some

disbursements and expects to have a complete report in April.

— Recommended that we adopt a “tickets for tops” program that will provide a raffle ticket for each 5 tops contributed at a meeting.  The tops will be handed out to kids at our public demonstration.  Everyone agreed to this program.  Tops can be turned into Connie who will give out tickets.  (Each top must be no smaller than 2 inches in diameter.)

Ray: — Reported that the club video with the safety segment was forwarded to all the Virginia clubs and he had received favorable responses.  The newsletter editor from the Apple Valley Woodturners was impressed with our Youtube channel.

Board Minutes

On March 7, 2019, the Tidewater Turners Board of Directors and Officers held their monthly meeting at Pop’s Diner in Chesapeake. Here is a summary of the meeting. Ray Kallman Board Chairman

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Members are encouraged to attend these meetings. Should you wish to address the Board please send in writing, a brief summary to Ray (rkallman1@cox.net) at least 3 days prior to the meeting so as to be included in the agenda.

Ray (continued) — Handed out updated planning calendars.

— Discussed the member challenge and Bret is trying to get it on track.  Pete will assist.  

We will attempt to have topics that are appropriate to events in the club.   We will plan appropriate meeting demonstrations in advance to the challenges to assist members.

— Asked Connie about a second member show this year.  It is scheduled for the fall.  

— Provided an update on 2019 public demonstrations.  We have Virginia Beach Craft Fair, Francis Land House Gathering of the Guilds, CASA Pinwheel Palooza and the Yorktown Art at the River festival planned.   He has added the Portsmouth MakerFaire and the Suffolk Driver Days to the schedule.

Steve:  (Not present at the board meeting.  Ray presented his agenda items.)

— Noted that he needed inputs for the newsletter.

— Updated our section of the AAW website and added Bruce as treasurer.

— Suggested we adapt the same snow policy used by the Capitol Area Woodturners.  Everyone agreed that if the Norfolk City schools are canceled for snow, we will cancel our meeting.

— Discussed DVD rentals.  One member checked out a DVD and paid the monthly fee but hasn’t returned it after two months.  Steve has contacted the member.  We will handle this on a case-by-case basis. Everyone decided not to ask for a deposit at checkout.

— Asked about increasing dues for new members to $35 and keeping existing member dues at $25. Everyone disagreed but will allow Steve to explain when he returns.

Pete:

— Reported that all the excess tools and accessories had been sold.

Jay: (No agenda items)

Amos: (Not present at the board meeting.  Ray presented his agenda items.)

— Reported that he had 17 members registered to go to the AAW symposium.  17 registrations plus 5 spouse registrations plus 8 dinner tickets total $6,465.  

Those registered will pay the club on or before March 26 and the club

will forward a check to AAW on April 1, 2019 

(The club can accept payments in cash, check or credit card.)  Payments can be taken during the March 26th club meeting.

Chet: (Not present at the board meeting)

Art: 

Showed the club a broken Sony camera he had been given to use.  He reported that it could not be repaired. After discussion it was determined that in fact it couldn’t be repaired. Everyone agreed that we should dispose of it.

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TIDEWATER TURNERS          MEETING  February 26, 2019 

The meeting was called to order by Cliff Guard. Visitors were introduced and welcomed. Upcoming demos were announced.

Show and Tell: Cliff Guard, Pete Summers, Rob Cobb, Chuck Horton, Amos Peterson, Terry Richards, Dick Harrison, and Rich Hamady.

Ray Kallman gave the monthly safety tip.

Tonight’s demo was given by past member and great turner Jim Vogel. Jim’s demo was a continuation of his last demo on Pyrography and Wood Burning to finish a turning. Great job Jim and good to see you. Come back again soon.

Door Prize numbers were called and the meeting was closed to meet on March 26, 2019.

Remember Dues Are Payable, Drop A Check In The Mail To Me Or See Me At The Next Meeting. Respectfully,

Connie, Secretary

PUBLIC DEMOS FOR 2019

Virginia Beach Spring Craft Market Virginia Beach Convention Center

March 22 - 24

Francis Land House Virginia Beach

April 6

CASA Pinwheel Palooza Mt Trashmore, VA Beach

April 27

Yorktown Art at the River Riverwalk Landing, Yorktown, VA

May 5

Portsmouth Maker Fest Old Town Portsmouth

August 17

Newport News Fall Festival Newport News Park

October 5 - 6

Driver Days Suffolk, VA

October 19 & 20

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March Demonstration

How To Give A Demonstration - turning a square platter -

Presented by Bill King

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Meeting Minutes & Other Minutes & O

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Hope you’ve LIKED us on Facebook and SUBSCRIBED to our YouTube Channel

If not please check them out.

We constantly update these sites with event info and videos.

Updates & More!Would you like to become a volunteer/helper for the AAW Symposium?

Volunteers in all skill levels will be appreciated! They will need lots of volunteers/helpers for: exhibition committee; Instant gallery; auction; youth committee; different session equipment set-up / break-down; demonstrator assistance for equipment, grinder, wood/materials; and video set-up/break down! 

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Call for Videographers—AAW Symposium 2019: Applicants must have experience with video camera equipment, possess technical competence, and be able to make decisions regarding what is being turned, camera position, shooting angle, etc. The application process will be open from December 15, 2018, through February 15, 2019. Videographers are required to help set up or tear down and do six rotations to receive a free Symposium registration. Selected videographers will be notified by March 2019. See AAW’s website for more information!

For more information, visit the AAW website or contact Amos Peterson at acp1117@verizon.net (757 270-2666), or contact any Tidewater Turner Board member. 

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Don’t forget to check our website for latest Club News and Videos. New videos may be viewed on our Face Book and YouTube pages.

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It's time to start planning for this years WIT EXCHANGE! It will run from Sept 5-7, 2019 with arrival Sept 4 and departure Sept 8. 2019. Registration will open March 4, 2019. 

The EXCHANGE will take place at the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Gatlinburg, TN.

Until June 1, 2019, the early bird price is $300 for AAW members and $360 for non-AAW member. Be sure to check for membership grants at WITMembershipGrants. The registration fee includes equipment, supplies, meals (Wednesday dinner - Sunday breakfast), and tee-shirt. Housing is available at Arrowmont and reservations must be through Arrowmont.

Angela Johns WIT Liaison

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TURNER’S TALK

Next meeting, March 14, 2019. 5 PM - 7 PM

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At the February meeting it was brought to the floor a need for a volunteer to take over the position of Treasurer recently vacated by Sam Warren. Thank you to Bruce Burkett for volunteering and taking over this position.

We also take this time to express our thanks to Sam Warren for his time and commitment while serving as Treasurer.

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Scenario:

I bought an old Rockwell lathe. Haven’t used a lathe since high school. The faceplates are reasonably self explanatory, but the rather large and very heavy steel chuck that came with it wasn't that easy to figure out. I tried to mount too big a piece of wood into the chuck. I over "Opened” the jaws, but didn’t know it. The piece seemed to be tightened, so I flipped it on. Major excitement as the 3 metal jaws left the chuck at high speed and the blank flew across the shop.

Advice:

This of course would almost certainly have been a fatal accident if I had been standing in front of the lathe. I later learned the chuck wasn’t even for woodturning. As mentioned in the reports, always stand to the side When mounting a new piece or remounting a piece. And please always wear a face mask. When in doubt stop and ask someone who knows. Every town has a wood club, or the internet.

Scenario:

I had just purchased my new lathe. I was mounting a large log of wet wood on the lathe between centres to find the best balance. Having heaved it up to the lathe and finally pinned it between centres, I turned it by hand to find the heaviest part and moved that to the top so I could let it drop a bit when removing the tailstock centre. I'd forgotten how heavy the piece was. It

dropped and hammered my hand onto the banjo. It hurt, but could have been worse.

Advice:

Don't work with heavy items or any tools, when you're tired.

About Safety

REPRINTS From: ©Woodworker's Central Accident Survey

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Alert today. Alive tomorrow

About Safety

FACEPLATE SIZE A good rule of thumb for sizing a wood lathe faceplate is to use a faceplate about one-third the diameter of the bowl blank.

FACEPLATE SEATING The faceplate needs to be seated flush to the shoulder of the headstock spindle. If the faceplate won’t seat to the headstock spindle shoulder, use a plastic or nylon lathe washer to fill the gap. This spacer can fill the gap and firmly seat the faceplate to prevent any vibration while turning.

Screw the wood-facing side to solid wood not bark.

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1" x 8 TPI Faceplates

1 1/4" x 8 TPI Faceplates

2" Diameter 2.5" Diameter

3" Diameter 3" Diameter

4" Diameter 3.5" Diameter

6" Diameter 4" Diameter

4.5" Diameter

6" Diameter

Links to several different sized wood lathe faceplates

Faceplates This is a condensed version of an article by Kent W. (turnawoodbowl.com) that was discovered on Pinterest. This information was copied as a shop reference for myself. El Halley

Faceplates This is a condensed version of an article by Kent W. (turnawoodbowl.com) that was discovered on Pinterest. This information was copied as a shop reference for myself. El Halley

SCREW SHAPE Use a screw type with an angled head that fits snuggly in the faceplate recess and hole. It should fill the recessed hole, not move around or stand proud of the recessed area.

SCREW SIZE The screw diameter, between #8 and #12 should easily fit in the hole and not move around.

SCREW LENGTH The screw should protrude approximately seven threads beyond the wood-facing side of the faceplate. More than seven can potentially make damaging holes into the wood that will become the body of the bowl. (Note: Response from the author. The seven thread count being substantial depth for a good hold is knowledge I’ve collected from a couple different experienced turners. And, knock on wood, the practice has not failed me yet.)

SCREW QUALITY Do not use drywall screws. Stainless steel screws with a square driver head make driving and extraction easier.

SCREW OVERALL FIT The obvious inspection: drop a screw in the faceplate screw hole, wiggle it, observe and feel the recess hole and count protruding threads.

#8 – 1-1/2″ to #12 – 2″ square head screws work best for most

faceplates. Also ¼” - 20 if they fit better on bigger faceplates11

Your Turn

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Demo & Show-n-Tell Visit our Website Gallery to view a slideshow of Show-n-Tell and Jim’s Pyrography presentation

Meeting H

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Show-n-Tell

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Chuck Horton

Robb CobbTerry Richards

Dick Harrison

Amos Peterson

Rich Hamady

Pete SummersCliff Guard

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“When my grandmother got arthritis, she couldn't bend over and paint her toenails anymore. So my grandfather does it for her all the time, even when his hands got arthritis too. That's love.” Rebecca - age 8

"When someone loves you, the way they say your name is different. You know that your name is safe in their mouth." Billy - age 4

"Love is when a girl puts on perfume and a boy puts on shaving cologne and they go out and smell each other." Karl - age 5

Love is when you go out to eat and give somebody most of your French fries without making them give you any of theirs." - age 6

"Love is what makes you smile when you're tired." Terri - age 4

"Love is when my mommy makes coffee for my daddy and she takes a sip before giving it to him, to make sure the taste is OK." Danny - age 7

Love is when you kiss all the time. Then when you get tired of kissing, you still want to be together and you talk more. My mommy and Daddy are like that. They look gross when they kiss." Emily - age 8

"Love is what's in the room with you at Christmas if you stop opening presents and listen." Bobby - age 5

"If you want to learn to love better, you should start with a friend who you hate." Nikka - age 6

"There are two kinds of love. Our love. God's love. But God makes both kinds of them." Jenny - age 4

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"I know my older sister loves me because she gives me all her old clothes and has to go out and buy new ones." Lauren - age 4

"I let my big sister pick on me because my Mom says she only picks on me because she loves me. So I pick on my baby sister because I love her." Bethany - age 4

"When you love somebody, your eyelashes go up and down and little stars come out of you." Karen - age 7

"Love is when mommy sees daddy on the toilet and she doesn't think it's gross." Mark - age 6

"You really shouldn't say 'I love you' unless you mean it. But if you mean it, you should say it a lot. People forget." Jessica - age 8

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Kids Speak

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Love Defined by Kids

March 14 Turner’s Talk Woodcraft 5 PM - 7 PM

March 22-24 Spring Craft Fair Virginia Beach Convention Center Friday - Saturday 10 AM - 6 PM Sunday 10 AM - 5 PM

March 26 Club Meeting Woodcraft 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

April 4 Board Meeting Pop’s Diner 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

April 11 Turner’s Talk Woodcraft 5 PM - 7 PM

April 23 Club Meeting Woodcraft 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

April 27 Pinwheel Palooza Mt. Trashmore 10 AM - 2 PM

May 2 Board Meeting Pop’s Diner 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

May 5 Yorktown Art At The River Riverwalk Landing Public Demo 10 am - 4 pm

May 9 Turner’s Talk Woodcraft 5 PM - 7 PM

May 27 Memorial Day

May 28 Club Meeting Woodcraft 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

June 6 Board Meeting Pop’s Diner 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

June 13 Turner’s Talk Woodcraft 5 PM - 7 PM

June 14 Flag Day

June 25 Club Meeting Woodcraft 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

July 4 Independence Day & And Board Meeting Pop’s Diner 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

July 11 - 14 AAW SymposiumRaleigh Durham, NC

July 11 Turner’s Talk Woodcraft 5 PM - 7 PM

July 23 Club Meeting Woodcraft 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

August 1 Board Meeting Pop’s Diner 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

August 8 Turner’s Talk Woodcraft 5 PM - 7 PM

August 17 Portsmouth Maker Fest OldTown Portsmouth 10 AM - 4 PM

August 27 Club Meeting Woodcraft 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

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DVD's are available for rental @ $1 per month Available at meetings to rent

DVD’s The Spirit of Woodturning, David Ellsworth AAW, 4 copiesTurning Projects from Scrap, Robert Rosand, AAWSkill Building Projects, Mark St.Leger, AAWA Turning Tradition, Ray Huskey, AAWAn Introduction to Bowl Turning, Russ Hurt, AAWArchitectural Woodturner, Myron Curtis, AAWBowl Basics, Lyle JamiesonTools and Techniques, Lyle Jamieson (TT Demo)In Depth Hollowing Techniques, Lyle JamiesonHollow Forms and Urns, Mike MahoneyVessels of Illusion, Trent BoschVessels of Illusion, Trent Bosch, (TT Demo)Making a Peppermill, Ted SokolowskiGilding & Chemical Patinations, David Marks & Grace BaggotThe International Turning Exchange, 2006, The Wood Turning CenterBowl Talk, Decisions, Doug Finkeel, (TT Demo) 5/08Bottle  Stoppers, Al Kiebert, (TT Demo) 9/23/2008Towel Rack, Dick Harrison (TT Demo) 1/09Turning Bandsaw Boxes, Tom Crabb, ( TTDemo) 5/26/2009Methods of Work, Fred Williamson, (TT Demo) 8/2009Finishing Techniques, Various TT Members, (TT Demo) 10/27/2009 2 copiesDemystifying the Skew, Alan Lacer, (TTDemo) 11/24/2009 2 copiesHollow Forms, Dick Hines, ( TT Demo) 1/26, 2010Wood Turning Slides, Joe Dickey (TT Demo) (2 copies) 2/23 2010Embellishments with Dye and Pyro, John Noffsinger, (TT Demo) 3/23/2010, 1 & 2 of 2 discsOneway Easy Core System, Larry Shiera, (TT Demo) 4/27/2010Wood Turning, Bill Caillet, (TT Demo) 5/5/2010Rock-A-Bye Box, Mark St.Leger, (TT demo) 7/27/2010Urchins of Venice, Jim Vogel, (TT Demo) 6/22/2010Finials and Burls, Jim Syverson,  (TT Demo) 9/28/2010Spindle Turning, Rueben Everette, (TT Demo) 1/25/2011Thin Walled Green Wood Bowls, Clifton Chisum, (TT Demo) 2/22/2011Connections: Wood Artists, from the Wood Turning CenterSquare Oriental Boxes, Jimmy Clewes, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2012Ovoid Forms, Brian Noble-Marx, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2012Pyrography, Molly Winton,  Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2014Bowl Turning, Stuart Batty, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2014Basic Cuts, Stuart Batty, Virginia Woodturning Symposium 2014Oriental Boxes, Dick Hines  (TT Demo)Silver Inlay, Dick Hines, (TT Demo)Cabriole Legs, Richard McGann (TT Demo)Christmas Ornament Angel, John DeLong, (TT demo)Offset Candlestick/Multi axis platter, Larry Shiera, (TT demo)Tri Cornered Vessel, Bret Glaze, (TT Demo)Classic Profiles: Production turning Balusters, Dennis WhiteNovelties and Project, Dennis White, (TT Demo)Drums, Michael Birchfield, (TT Demo)Hollow Forms, Kim Blatt, (TT Demo)Wood Structure and Elevated Vessels, David Barringer (TTDemo)Metal Turning, Steve Ainsworth, (TT Demo)

Ornaments with Piercings & Sanding Techniques, Bruce Hoover, (TT Demo)Turning on the Bias, Tom Crabb (TT Demo)Norfolk Island Pine, Mitch Warlock (TT Demo)Rock-A-Bye Box, Mark St.Leger, (TT demo) 10/27/2015Christmas Tribute, Bulletin & Slideshow, Steve Wilson, 12/2015Bowl Techniques, Clifton Chisum (TT Demo) 2/23/2016End Grain Turning, Mark Supik (TT Demo) 2/22/2016Pen Turning, Art Green (TT Demo) 4/26/2016Cane Turning, Pete Summers (Club Demo) 6/28/2016Platters, Dion Fralich (Club Demo) 07/23/2016Platter Foot Design & Texturing, Amos Peterson (Club Demo) 08/29/2016Lathe Mounting Techniques,  Jerry Whitehurst (Club Demo) 09/27/2016Turning Tagua Nuts, Larry Shiera (Club Demo) 01/26/2017Finishing Techniques, Ron Thomas (Club Demo) 03/25/2017Segmented Turning, Bill Caillet (Club Demo) 04/25/2017Three Leg Stool, Clifton Chisum (Club Demo) 05/25/2017Multi Axis Turning, Barbara Dill (Club Demo) 07/27/2017Basket Illusion, Bill King (Club Demo) 08/25/2017 Ornaments, Dick Harrison (Club Demo) 09/26/2017Pyrography, Jim Vogel (Club Demo) 10/24/2017When Things Go Wrong, Bill King (Club Demo) 01/24/2018The Melting Pot, Bret Glaze (Club Demo) 02/24/2018Catches, Tim Yoder 2 copies 3/2018Multi Axis Disk Vase, Dennis Belcher (Club Demo) 04/24/2018Captive Rings, by Bret Glaze (Club Demo) 05/22/2018Coring, Dick Harrison (Club Demo) 08/25/2018Trivets, Reuben Everett (Club Demo) 09/25/2018Dizzy Bowls, Jay Hartley (Club Demo) 10/23/2018Lid Texturing, Brad Smith (Club Demo 01/29/2019)

BOOKS

Practical Woodturning Projects, AAW softcoverTurning Holiday Ornaments, AAW softcoverLearning at the Lathe, AAW softcoverSharpening Turning Tools, AAW softcoverMaking and using Turning Tools, AAW softcoverLathes and Turning Tools, AAW softcoverTurning Bowls and Platters, AAW softcoverGetting Started in Woodturning, AAW softcover, 2 copies

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TIDEWATER TURNERS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (A Non-Profit Corporation, Incorporated in the State of Virginia)

General Membership Meetings 6:30pm, every 4th Tuesday of the Month (except Dec) Board of Directors Meetings: 6.30pm, every 1st Thursday of the Month

At: Woodcraft, The Shops @ JANAF, Suite 152, Norfolk, VA

TIDEWATER TURNERS OF VIRGINIA Connie Shiera, Secretary,

764 Olivieri Lane, Virginia Beach, VA. 23455

Membership Dues; $25.00 — Includes household members $25.00 — Student (id required)

Member Name ________________________________________________________ Date _______________Spouse/Household member(s) _______________________________________________________________Address _________________________________________________________________________________City ________________________________________________ State ________________ Zip ____________Telephone Numbers: Home _____________________________ Cell ________________________________E-Mail Address ___________________________________________________________________________

American Association of Woodturners (AAW) Member? _____Yes _____ NoIf you are not an AAW member, would you like information on the AAW ____ Yes ____ No

Optional InformationYour experience level? ____None ____Novice ____Advanced ___Expert

Would you be interested in the following woodturning classes? ___ Beginners (multi-sessions) ___ Spindle Turning ____ Sharpening ___ Bowls ___ Tool Making/Use

___ Pen Turning * Own a lathe? ___Yes ___No If so, brand and size ________________________________

Would you be interested in the following club activities?___ Public demonstrations __ Club meeting demonstrator __ Class instructor __ assistant

___ Club committees ___ Social events (Christmas party, Summer picnic)__ Being a mentor __ Having a mentor (If interested, we will provide more information)

RELEASE FROM LIABILITY AND HOLD HARMLESS STATEMENTPlease complete the following with your signature and print your name

In consideration for my being permitted to attend the Tidewater Turners meeting and any other functions that the Turners may participate in, I do hereby Release and Hold Harmless, Tidewater Turners of Virginia, a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Corporation registered in the

State of Virginia and meeting monthly in the Woodcraft Store at 5802 E. Virginia Beach Boulevard and at other times in various locations. This release and Hold Harmless Statement is given of my free will and covers, Woodcraft, Tidewater Turners of Virginia Inc., its Officers and Directors, their successor and assigns.

This release covers any and all claims or demands for injury to my person or property, resulting directly or indirectly by reason of participation in any meeting, at the store or any remote location and

I assume full responsibility for all risk of injury to my person and property by reason hereof.This release and hold harmless statement will remain in effect until I revoke it.

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Signature of Member/Attendee: ___________________________________________ Date _________________ Printed name of Parent or Legal Guardian if member is a minor (younger than 18)

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Signature of Parent or Guardian ___________________________________________ Date ________________* The Club has 2 lathes available for rent. Maximum two month rotation @ $30/month

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Officers &

Board OFFICERS Cliff Guard

President

Bret Glaze Vice President

Connie Shiera Secretary

Bruce Burkett Treasurer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ray Kallman

Chairman

Amos Peterson

Jay Hartley

Pete Summers

Steve Wilson

STAFF Sam Warren

Membership Committee

Chet Bisno Training & Membership

Art Green Photographer/Video Publicity Chairman

Chuck Lutes Cameras

Steve Wilson WebMaster &

Newsletter Editor

Angela Johns WIT Chair

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