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www.atlantawoodturnersguild.org ATLANTA WOODTURNERS GUILD BOARD MINUTES March 2011 The scheduled board meeting for the Atlanta Woodturning Guild met with quorum in place and was called to order by Vice President John Rudert due to the absence of Kurt Whitley at 5. 40pm 16 March 2011 . A motion to accept the February minutes as written was presented by Chris Burfield, seconded by Jessie Johnson, and accepted unanimously. Treasury Report Jessie Johnson reported that we have just over $3654.13 in the treasury, with 33 fully paid members. He also reported that we have one new member Randy Barstow so far this year. This month’s demonstrators were Mike and Cynthia Gibson. Cynthia shared both us the benefits and caveats of correct pyrography including tools, heat settings, design and technique. Mike creates her palettes and shared with us his woodturning prowess including outside beading. Thank you both. This month’s president’s challenge was to turn a top. There were TWO entries! Congrats to XXXXXXX for a hard fought victory.
www.atlantawoodturnersguild.org ATLANTA WOODTURNERS GUILD BOARD MINUTES February 2011 The scheduled board meeting for the Atlanta Woodturning Guild met with quorum in place and was called to order by President Kurt Whitley at 5. 35pm 16 February 2011. A motion to accept the January minutes as written was presented by John Rudert, seconded by Harvey Meyer, and accepted unanimously. Treasury Report Doug Lichliter reported that we have $3200.00 in the treasury. He also reported that as of 15 February 23 members have renewed their membership for 2011. General Business The Board welcomed Jessie Johnson as the AWG Treasurer for 2011 and Doug Lichliter formally turned over the books and bank information to him. There was no old business to resolve and no new business was introduced. President Kurt Whitley adjourned the meeting at 6.20pm. Respectfully submitted, Chris Burfield Secretary There was no President’s Challenge this month. It was a pleasure to have Cliff Lounsbury grace us with his presence and share unique ways to explore what’s possible on the lathe. By stepping outside the nine dots he has carved a niche for himself. Special thanks to the organizers. Here is this month’s exposition of member talent.
We wish to thank Wes Jones, Frank Bowers, Mark Sillay, and Steve Pritchard for sharing their wealth of knowledge about the turning, preparing and storing green wood. Face shields down y’all, lathe on! Thank you for all our talented contributors to last months show and tell. Next month we will have slips for you to fill out so we can give credit to the artists and what the wood type is.
 homemade tap  Oliver Buettner - Maple & Walnut with Cocobolo inlay  Steve Quehl - maple butcher block table |
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