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The Midwest Woodworkers' Association is a
non-for-profit organization founded in 1983.
- Monthly Meetings:
We
meet once a month at various places of interest to woodworkers, such
as cabinet shops and members shops. Meetings are the 4th Monday,
except when it conflicts with a holiday and then an alternate date will
be announced. Meetings consist of general business,
announcements, Show and Tell, a presentation and drawing for a door
prize. Presentations are always on a topic of interest to
woodworkers and are combined with demonstrations. Past demos have
included topics such as sharpening tools, using scroll saws, lathe
turning and swap meets.
- Library:
We maintain a library of books, videos, magazines and plans for the use
of any member. The library is available at our monthly meetings.
- Toy Project: Many
members
are involved with making wooden toys for children in
need. In 2006 we distributed 2500 toys to various organizations
including: Ronald McDonald House, Rainbow house, Coyote Hill,
the Salvation Army, and various Churches and Day Care centers in
Columbia, MO.
- Newsletter: Our
newsletter
is sent either by mail or e-mail and informs members of the
location and content of the next meeting. There are interesting
articles, hints, announcements, along with a recap of the previous
meeting or event.
By-Laws
current as of January 2010
Current Brochure
Membership
Form
Toy
project cutout plans
Financial
Statement for July2009-June2010
MWA Members are now able to get up to a 20%
discount at Hartville
Tool.
Directions for discount
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Want to see
your shop get national magazine exposure?
Do you have the kind of
shop other woodworkers like to visit? Is your shop filled with clever
ideas that help you work smarter, faster, or safer? Have you designed
and built special tool racks, machine bases, cabinets, jigs, or other
shop helpers you think your fellow woodworkers would find interesting?
If so, the editors at WOOD magazine invite you to submit your workshop
or individual shop projects for review and possible publication in
future editions of America’s Best Home Workshops. Your shop doesn’t
have to be big or nit-picky clean. The ideas could be storage
solutions, task-specific jigs, shop tips, or the special way you
designed, built, and outfitted your shop. Mail your entry to America’s
Best Home Workshops, WOOD Magazine, 1716 Locust St., LS-221, Des
Moines, IA 50309, or go online at woodmagazine.com/homeshops.
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Sponsors

2009-2010
Officers
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Name
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Role
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Email
address
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Phone
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Ernest Hilderbrand
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President
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573-449-6106
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Clyde Rea
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Vice President
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573-782-3182
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Tom Stauder
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Treasurer
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573-817-3225
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Webmaster/Librarian
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573-893-4048
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Ross Siena
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Toy Project
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573-499-9143
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Bob Youngquist
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Newsletter
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573-474-6737
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Karl Haak
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Secretary
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660-263-0325
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Olin Hatfield
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Membership Chairman
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573-696-2538
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