RE: SECOND Spring 2010 Chapter Meeting Agenda

David Conley

Well-known member
SAPFM – ORV Chapter,

The SECOND Spring 2010 Meeting has been set for Saturday and Sunday, May 8 and 9 at Brian Neeley’s workshop in Lancaster, Ohio.  PLEASE DO NOT CONFUSE THIS MEETING WITH THE FIRST SPRING MEETING ON MARCH 20 & 21 THAT IS ALSO AT BRIAN NEELEY'S SHOP.

This is a special meeting with Jeff Headley and Steve Hamilton who will be passing through the area.  We will be charging $5 per person to cover Jeff and Steve's expensives in addition to the lunch money.

As usual, I will need a head count of who is planning to attend so that we can get the right amount of food.  And this is very important for the Neeley’s.

Also, Brian Neeley will again be selling air dried lumber.  So, bring your pickup truck or trailer.  Brian’s only requests that you contact him before the meeting with your wood request.  That way he will have time to dig it out before the meeting.   

Brian’s shop will be open at 7 am and closes at 10 pm-ish.  It will be open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.  If anyone wants to come early or stay late, you are welcome.

I have listed several hotel for you to chose from and unlike the FIRST Spring meeting we are not competing with the bowling tournament.  So there should be plenty of rooms.

Again, this meeting will be free to all SAPFM dues paying members. The proposed agenda is listed below. 

Thanks,
David

Society of American Period Furniture Makers
Ohio River Valley Chapter

Proposed AGENDA – Second Spring Meeting

SATURDAY, May 8, 2010

1. Open doors at 10:00am
Arrive, relax, have some coffee

2. Introductions and Show & Tell, 11:00am – 12:00pm
The “show and tell” is an ice breaker.  Please bring anything you would like to show off.  If you have a special piece, a project or even a jig, please bring them.  For those who haven’t attended a previous meeting, this is a quick introduction, a display of your skills, interests, projects both past and present, jig, etc. It can even be a request for help in a particular area. After we go around the room, we will break for 30 min. During this break, you can seek out the other members who have similar interest and/or have already built a project/jig you want to build. This break will give you the opportunity to meet and establish a new friendship, pick their brains, and continue communicating with them after the meeting. This is extremely helpful for highly specialized niches, like inlays, marquetry, carving, Bombay chest, etc.

2a) Introductions and Show & Tell, 11:00 - 11:30am
  Name, where you live, your past and present projects, classes, and/or your particular interest and your Show & Tell item if you brought one. …

2b) Break to discuss Show & Tell one-on-one, 11:30am-12:00pm
  Also, we will have another swap meet.  If you have got something to sell or trade, please bring it. 

3. Lunch, 12:00 – 1:00pm
  The Neeley’s will be taking care of lunch arrangements.

4. Demonstrations – Jeff Headley and Scott Hamilton, 1:00 – 5:00pm
  They will be discussing their current projects and answering any questions that you may have.


SUNDAY, May 9, 2010

6. Breakfast (on your own) , 8:00 – 8:30am

7. Demonstrations (continue), 9:00 – 12:00pm
  a. TBD at the First Spring meeting on March 20, 2010 

8. Wrap-up, 12:00 - 12:30pm
  9a. Develop the agenda items for the next Chapter meeting.
 
HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS: 

Everybody is on their own this time with hotels reservations, but here is a list of local hotels:

Baymont Inn 740-654-5111
1721 River Valley Cir. N
Lancaster, Ohio 43130
@$70-90 a night plus taxes

Hampton Inn 740-654-2999
2041 Schorrway Drive
Lancaster, Ohio 43130
@$119 a night plus taxes

Holiday Inn Express 740-654-4445
1861 Riverway Drive
Lancaster, Ohio 43130
@$125-185 a night plus taxes

(Formerly known as Knights Inn) 740-687-4823
1327 River Valley Bl.
Lancaster, Ohio 43130
@$55 a night plus taxes
 
Myself and Steve Hamilton appreciate the opportunity to discuss period furniture construction with a great group. We will have many pieces including a child size high boy, a slant top desk, a Philadelphia card table, a Shenandoah valley tall case clock, plus numerous carving details, jigs, and specialty tools, but might there still might be a special interst of yours that we can help out with? Please let me know and we will do the best we can to answer all questions. 
 
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