Mission and Purpose

     The Lake Charles Woodworkers Club, Inc. was formed in 1990 by several area woodworkers for the purpose of education and information exchange among woodworkers in the Lake Area. Besides monthly meetings, we hold an annual summer get-together and special "Show and Tell" meetings where members can show and discuss their current projects with other members. In addition to general woodworking topics, we occasionally have presentations from outside traditional woodwork areas. The Club is a non-profit Louisiana corporation.
     Our membership includes amateur woodworkers as well as professional craftsman in the fields of wood turning, cabinet making, carving, scroll work, box making, marquetry, Intarsia and more at all levels of skills and interest. We discuss woodworking techniques and tips, tools, have periodic tool use demonstrations and show current projects.
     Special discounts are available to all members from area tool and material suppliers.
     We hold monthly meetings, generally on the second Saturday of each month at a member's shop or a local craftsman's commercial shop and sometimes at the Calcasieu Public Library (depending on the subject of the meeting).

Annual Dues
Annual Dues are $20.00 per year for a family membership that pays for the monthly newsletter, meeting and mailing expenses. Any surplus is used to help off-set the expenses for the Annual Toy program, the annual Summer BBQ, charitable donations and door prizes.

Directors:
Bubba Cheramie, Gary Rock, Dick Hopes, Barry Humphus, George Kuffel, John Marcon, and
Chuck Middleton.
Officers:
President: Gary Rock; Secretary/Treasurer: Dick Hopes; Editor: Barry Humphus

Official Mailing Address:
Lake Charles Woodworkers Club, Inc.
ATTN: Secretary/Treasurer
1139 Green Road
Lake Charles, LA 70611
USA