Hampshire Woodcarvers: Zionshill Copse Woodfair

Monday, 5 September 2011

Zionshill Copse Woodfair - Demonstrators

Stuart, and the Elephant...

Kate (and Fred), and the head carving...

Stan, and the Stags fighting...

Mike and one of the Magi for a Nativity Set.

Several members were carving items as people were visiting. Quite a few people asked questions about the carvings under construction....

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Dates and Venues Table

Dates & Venues for Meetings in 2012(2013) **(Combined meetings and/or Shows shown in BOLD)**
Date	Venue	Comments:-
Sunday 5th February (AGM)	Grateley	-
Sunday 4th March	Timsbury	-
Sunday 1st April	Wherwell	-
Sunday 15th April	-	Show at Bursledon Brickworks
Sunday 13th May	Romsey	2nd Weekend to avoid Bank Holiday
Sunday 10th June	Emsworth	2nd Weekend to avoid Queens Jubilee Show at the Emsworth Meeting
Sunday 1st July	Grateley	-
Sunday 5th August	Wherwell	-
Saturday 1st September	-	Zion's Hill Copse
Sunday 2nd September	Romsey	-
Sunday 7th October	Netley	-
Sunday 4th November	Droxford	-
Sunday 2nd December	Wherwell	-
*Sunday 6th January 2013*	*Netley*	-

Chairman's Report

AGM 2012 –
Chairman’s Report

The Chairman welcomed those present to the 2012 AGM and gave apologies
for a number of people.
He thanked the members that regularly provide the small extra services
that add to the club’s monthly meetings, such as Cakes, The Library, Tools and
The Website.
Hampshire membership of the BWA now stands at 40, of whom approx 26
have this year attended monthly meetings, and the average monthly attendance is
16.
A brief resume of the year’s activities was given.
The Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary and three Committee
members were all re-elected.
The treasurer gave his accounts which show that we are presently in a
healthy financial position.
The Chairman produced a brief history of our accounts which showed
that over the past seven years income has been fairly steady at about £600 per
annum but Hall expenses have almost doubled from £325 to £560. He asked people to be aware that income from
Capitation and Zion Hill were factors outside of our control and Hall costs
could only increase. There may be a requirement in 2-3 years time to consider
other means of income.
No other items were raised.

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Tools: All you need is a portable workmate type bench, a few gouges and a small mallet. These are not essential on your first visit and we can lend tools to new carvers.

The timetable for this year is at the bottom of the page....... Have a look and see when and where you can visit us!!!

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Who are we?

The Hampshire Woodcarvers are an enthusiastic group of people who meet once a month. Although carving is the main aim of the day, time is also spent on exchanging ideas, hints and tips, generally being sociable in the traditional friendly way of the woodcarver.
We have members of all abilities, male and female, ranging from beginners to those who exhibit their carvings in national exhibitions.
We can provide tools on loan for those who wish to start carving with us and we have some excellent tutors.

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Monday, 5 September 2011

Zionshill Copse Woodfair - Demonstrators

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