This Is The First Draft / discussion

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I joined the WWCH in 2006

Jeff_Marks 1197609839|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

So I don't have much history. But I'm certain that others have much to contribute so please feel free.

Please don't forget to identify yourself within your message posting!

Anonymous (98.197.248.22) 1197610354|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

I have been woodworking for many years.
Signed
-Norm Abrams

Anecdote request to Todd Burch

Anonymous (70.241.100.151) 1202188066|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

If you are reading this, Todd Burch, you should write your anecdote about your trials and tribulations about taking a wooden chest into Mexico thru their border station. You were President of the Club when you told that story to members.
Gary Rowen

Edits to the first draft

Anonymous (98.197.238.6) 1202273836|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover

Gibbs Hardwoods, originally on Brittmore is now Hardwood Products on W. Sam Houston Tollway near Hammerly. Meetings were held in their warehouse. The telephone chain was used to alert members of changes in location. The club purchased a PA system to help members hear in factory environments. The Visser Roland organ factory (now defunct) was in Houston. Michael Chandler organized several clinics, including two for building joiners workbenches. For a fee around $300 the raw materials, including two vises were supplied. The bench clinics were held at Univ. of Houston in order to use their heavy equipment. Please check th espelling of my name: Procter. Thanks

Steve Procter