The open day is the first Saturday in November, nine till one. The annual general meeting is the week after; every member is welcome and morning tea is on afterwards.
The Wattle Park shed came over for a morning, twelve of them, and were shown the metal room. Their turn to host next.
After two quotes and a committee meeting the roller door has a new motor and goes all the way up without help. Thank you to the people who held it for a year.
Six more planter boxes and a mud kitchen, delivered on the Tuesday. Stage three, they tell us, is a bench seat.
Twenty-two members went to the Timber and Working with Wood Show on the bus and came back with more than they meant to buy.
The first Friday afternoon of the month is now a women’s session. Nine came last time. Everybody is welcome at every session; this one is for the people who wanted to try it with c
Third Sunday of the month at the Hillview farmers market, March to November. Chopping boards, bird boxes, honey boards and the small stools.
The Vicmarc VL300 has arrived, bought with the Hillview Council community grant, and the woodturners have not been seen since.
Twelve members did the St John first aid course at the shed in March. Every captain now holds a current certificate.
Seventeen bird boxes, one for each classroom, made from offcuts and delivered on a Friday. The grade threes are keeping a log of who moves in.
Six planter boxes went to the kindergarten this week, made on the Wednesday bench from treated pine with a hardwood cap. The children have already filled them with strawberries.
The open day is on the first Saturday in November, nine till one. The lathes will be running, the barbecue will be on, and there will be things to buy. Bring somebody.
The council grant paid for a HeartSine defibrillator, now on the wall in the foyer. The captains have been trained on it and every member will be shown it at induction.