| Ervin Jones brought a very nice hat he had turned. |
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| He also had a couple of wonderful segmented hollowforms, made from |
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one made from 350 pieces |
| Ervin brought a bunch of fabulous Christmas tree ornaments, but forgot to tell about them. |
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| Tom Schottle brought in a striking vase from Zebrawood. |
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| Jerry Smith showed us a beautiful large natural edge, footed bowl |
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and one of his wonderful turned hats |
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Jerry also had a nice lidded canister made from (green) Cherry and Walnut.
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John Crede brought a wonderful inlayed lidded dish from Bradford Pear.
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Byron Young had a nice shallow Grey Elm bowl,
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and one of his wonderful scalloped lidded boxes from Paduck and Holly..
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Dave Jones brought an attractive Walnut hollowform.
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He also had a wonderful piece from California Buckeye.
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John Sheets brought in a very attractive Yellow Mulberry hollowform
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and another hollowform turned from a burl.
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He also had two nice bowls cut from a (Cherry ?) burl.
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Jim Morrison: Jim had a couple of his wonderful segmented hollowform bowls.
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One was from Walnut and Yellowheart.
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He also had a fabulous bowl which looked like a basket – He said it was made from a whole lot more than 350 pieces!
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Jim also had a pen from Olive wood.
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