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Woodturning Programs for Soldiers

Betty Scarpino

Betty Scarpino

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I will be including in the October issue of AW an article about a turning program near Ft. Benning, Georgia. The program is sponsored by the Bi-Cities Woodturners, a local AAW chapter. Stan Wellborn, an editorial advisor for the journal, suggested that I also list in the journal as many other woodturning programs for veterans as possible.

If anyone knows of such a program, please either email me (editorscarpino@gmail.com) or post information about the program on this thread. Include a few words about what the program consists of, where it is located, the program's connection with the AAW (local chapter most likely), and the appropriate contact information. Thanks!


Betty Scarpino, editor, American Woodturner
 
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