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The Next Meeting is 7 pm, March 31, 2009
Al
Bahr Temple, 5440 Kearny Mesa Rd. Behind the Hampton Inn
For the March program, Ron Goldman,
editor and owner of Woodworker West will be presenting the 1st episode of the
PBS series "Craft in America". This episode includes the last interview
made with the late Sam Maloof, along with Gary Knox Bennett. Many of you have
probably not seen this series and as all PBS series, it is very well done.
Ron usually brings along extra issues of Woodworker West which has just gone to a new format and look. It's now on glossy paper and looks like other regular magazines, a great improvement. Check the resource section in this issue of the newsletter for more information about Woodworker West and the subscription rates.
See you at the meeting!
Del Cover
Program Chair
Car Pool
Any member who would like to car
pool to SDFWA meetings, please list your name, phone number and zip code with
Al De Vries (in back of meeting room). It is understood and agreed that this
information will be given only and exclusively to SDFWA MEMBERS. You can reach
Al a 619-440-6598 or alfreddev@hotmail.com
Raffle 
Great Prizes
YOU REALLY DON'T WANT TO MISS IT!
Please come early and take a good gander at the prizes. Ticket sales begin at 6:30 with another opportunity at the meeting break to buy additional tickets for a better chance at winning that tool you've got your eye on and would look great in your shop.
See you at the raffle table.
1. Porter Cable compact belt sander kit
2. Porter Cable deluxe plate jointer kit
3. Bosch orbital jigsaw kit
4. Porter Cable compressor and brad nailer
5. 3" variable speed grinder
6. Porter Cable 21/4 hp multi-base router kit
7. Makita finishing sander
8. Two Cherries set of six chisels in a leather roll
9. Lie-Nielsen low angle block plane
10. Surprise bucket and wood
REMEMBER! That money
collected for the raffle goes toward the purchase of bigger and better prizes
next meeting!!!
Ticket Sales
start at 6:30, and only at the meeting. Come early and support this fun event.
Every
penny supports the purchase of prizes… More support means more and better
prizes. Compare that
to the odds on any other raffle you know of.
