WNY WOODTURNERS II
Meetings 7:30 PM; Second Thursday
Hamburg Middle School
360 Division Street
Hamburg, New York
Pres. Ron
Hudson opened meeting at 7:30 PM
Guest for
the night was Kevin Worral.
Treasurer,
Pat Boggan, reports for month of November
STARTING
BALANCE 2010.98
DESCRIPTION
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PETTY CASH EXPENSES
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PETTY CASH RECIEPTS
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PETTY
CASH BALANCE
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BANK
ACCOUNT EXPENSE
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BANK
ACCOUNT RECIEPT
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BANK
ACCOUNT BALCANCE
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TOTAL
CLUB BALANCE
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Dues |
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80.00 |
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50/50 |
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14.00 |
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Auction |
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241.00 |
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Transfer to savings |
478.00 |
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478.00 |
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Total |
478.00 |
335.00 |
50.37 |
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478.00 |
2295.61 |
2345.98 |
Announcements
Barb Berger
thanked the club for the Talon Chuck. She also thanked Jim, Paul and mentors
for the help at the barn session.
A reminder
to all members to renew your membership in the AAW.
Old Business
Omitted
from last month’s Officer’s listing: Brianne Corbett will be the new Web Master
in January 2011.
No
movement yet on the By-Laws, and nothing yet on the recorder for the minutes.
New Business
Ron
mentioned the toys for the Aspire Children.
Binh Pho
will be at Pembroke on December 5th, Sunday from 9AM to 4PM. Ticket
price is $2.00 per person and lunch may be purchased from a menu. The demo will
be on piercing and air brushing.
SHOW
AND TELL
Rusty Ellis: a pair of earrings; 2 tooth pick holders
Rich Mialki: a small bowl in Zericote
Rick Lawrence: 2 lg. segmented bowls; 1 maple, mahogany & cocobolo; 1
all mahogany
Bob Collins: maple spalted bowl
Paul Mazuchowski: an ash turning handle
Dalton Gerhar
dt: 2 pens, 1 from purpleheart
Dan Gerhardt: tooth pick holder
Jake Debski: 2 box elder bowls & whirly ornament
Don Rust: a piece made with cherry, padauk, walnut, bloodwood,
purpleheart, & wenge called “World of Wood”. Also an 8” ball that rotates
DRAWING
50/50:
Rockler:
No demo
this month. The annual auction was held with a variety of items. I understand
Pat had to have help counting the money. Thank you to all who contributed
either by bringing in items or buying them.
ELMER’S CORNER
Found in
December 2010 Woodworker’s Journal:
Liquid Pencil Eraser.
While
prepping wood for finishing, if you have pencil marks on the piece, acetone
will wipe away the pencil marks. It’s faster than erasing or sanding them, and
the acetone dries quickly without raising the grain.
Respectfully
submitted,
Muriel
Kummer