The newly proposed RECOGNITION committee is looking for HCWG members to staff a new committee. The Recognition Committee should consist of members who are aware of club activities and can evaluate nominations to recognize a few members each year for … Continue reading →
After many months of no meetings, no Wednesday coffees at Bain Center, no Bain workshop, no nothing, it was quite nice to get together yesterday for a virtual meeting using Zoom technology. There was a high of 56 concurrent participants, … Continue reading →
Fred Steffens is facilitating a Guild member, family and friends outing to Toby’s Dinner Theater in Columbia for this year’s presentation of “The Little Mermaid”, a Disney classic. It is a Sunday morning matinee with brunch served first starting at … Continue reading →
I talked with Tim today after learning that he was in Harbor Hospital. I have his verbal okay to inform the Guild membership and ask for your prayers that he returns to good health and happy turning. Tim suffered another … Continue reading →
Below is the story of Grandpa-Miller’s Anvil, now residing at my house in Clarksville…. It is a great anvil but an even better story. ————— Grandpa-Miller’s Anvil I have been shopping for an anvil since last December. Turns out they … Continue reading →
Some of you may learn through social media that Rick Munzer, Guild President, was in a local hospital receiving treatment. Rick is now back home and expected to make a full recovery. He is ambulatory and will be back at … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Hey everyone! We’ve added a new category called SOCIAL to the website blogging capability. You can create your own post (a blog entry) that chronicals your woodworking experience and choose the Social category as a grouping factor. To get started, … Continue reading →
Last year Amy took me to Hawkins furniture in Rosenberg, Texas. He makes Texas style furniture. He gave me a few scraps of mesquite and I made some bottle stoppers and ice cream scoops for ari’s company. Last weekend Karen … Continue reading →
