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Shavings #248, Spring 2018 Issue 248—Spring 2018 Features Regional Meeting at the Renfrew Museum, Waynesboro, PA . 4 Endowment Fund Update . 4 by Noel Poirier Tool Lecture and Auction . 4 In Memoriam—David R . Russell . 5 Welcome Megan Fitzpatrick, New Chronicle Editor . 5 Candidates for the Board of Directors of the Early American Industries Association 2018 .7 Worth The Risk . 10 by Dana Shoaf The theme of the Annual Meeting member displays is “Tools that Cut, & Tools that Measure.” Nineteen members have signed up to Whatsit . 11 share their research. There are three prizes for Best in Theme and by John Verrill three prizes for Out of Theme. If you haven’t registered for the meet- ing you’ll miss this educational and fun opportunity! PHOTOS CREDITS: TRAVELER: SKINNER AUCTIONS; NIDDY NODDY (UPPER): CONCORD HS; NIDDY NODDIES (LOWER): PAM HOWARD; SPEED INDICATOR, PUNCH, RULE: Departments MARTIN J. DONNELLY The President’s Page . 2 Calendar . 11 From the Executive Director . 3 Classifieds . 12 Short Subjects . 11 Welcome New Members . 12 The Early American Industries Association The President’s Page by Denise Richer, EAIA President WWW.EARLYAMERICANINDUSTRIES.ORG Greetings to everyone, and welcome to our spring Shavings John H. Verrill, Executive Director newsletter . Yes, I did say “spring” and I know I said “Get the tools P.O. Box 524, Hebron, MD 21830 out; spring is coming” in my winter message . But spring is com- [email protected] ing—really! Welcome to e-Shavings . I know it is hard to believe since it was snowing here this morn- ing . But have faith, in only a few short weeks we will be basking in We hope you like this electronic version of Shavings, with its the sun at the Wednesday tailgate in Bethlehem . I hear we have 160 color illustrations and easy navigation . Please note that you can enrolled to date for the Annual Meeting, with nineteen first-time click on any item in the table of contents and you will be directed attendees . Excellent! to the proper page . The contents ofe-Shavings is the same as Thanks again to Paul Van Pernis for his total dedication over the the paper edition except that this version has color photographs past year to bring us this exciting meeting . and the contact information for all offi cers, directors, heads of I just received the impressive medallion for this year’s meeting activities, and members listed above has been removed in order to from our very talented artist, Tom Elliot, who every year designs protect their privacy . You may fi nd that information in theAnnual our EAIA annual medallion . Thank you Tom, for sharing your Directory or contact the executive director at executivedirector@ wonderful talent to this tradition every year . EarlyAmericanIndustries .org . I’d like to thank our members that have so generously given to All members who receive the paper Shavings, for the EAIA Endowment Fund, which has continued to grow and will whom we have an e-mail address will receive both be sure to strengthen the EAIA for the future (see page 4) . Noel editions . If you fi nd the pdf satisfactory and are willing Poirier, our Endowment Chairman, will gladly confer with all who to forego the paper edition, please send an e-mail to wish to contribute . executivedirector@EarlyAmericanIndustries .org, and we will It sounds like our newly-formed Blacksmith Interest Group, led take your name off the mailing list for paperShavings . Put by Bob Roemer, is growing . They have plans for a breakout session “Subscribe to e-Shavings” in the subject line . You will continue during our Annual Meeting in Lehigh, as well as a regional event to receive all other EAIA mailings on paper . on July 28th at Bob’s historic shop in Bolton, MA . Good luck to our Offi cers 2017-2018 newest special interest group . “Strike while the iron is hot .” Please remember to bring something for our gala silent auction, President 2nd Vice President Denise Richer Vacant a tradition at our Annual Meeting . Dana and Heidi Shoaf have ded- Baldwinsville, NY Secretary icated several years of working through our Saturday banquet, as 1st Vice President & Sally Fishburn well as collecting, organizing, filing, tabulating, and cheer-leading Treasurer Danville, VT Dana Shoaf us through this wonderful and exciting fund raiser . Thanks to them Burkittsville, MD and their loyal dedicated volunteers, our Annual Meeting ends on Directors 2017-2018 an exciting, fun, and profitable note . Thanks so much . Chris Bender Louise Muse In closing, I would like to say a huge thank you to our most ded- Shoreham, NY Smithtown, NY icated, talented, and creative editor-in-chief of our favorite mag- Ross Gibson Noel Poirier azine, the Chronicle . Patty MacLeish is retiring this summer after North East, MD Wrightsville, PA more than twenty years of service . Patty has helped the EAIA to Don Griffi n David Pollak Cambridge, NY Morristown, NJ be one of the most respected organizations through her work with Pam Howard Bill Rainford the Chronicle . Thank you Patty for all of your years of service and Brasstown, NC Merrimack, NH providing our membership with the best and making the Chronicle Gwenn Lasswell Rodney Richer, Dec’d the icon of the EAIA . Spring TX Baldwinsville, NY OK, that’s all folks! See you in Lehigh Valley . Robin Lee Bob Roemer Ottawa, ON Bolton, MA Committee Chairs The Annual Meeting in Annual Meeting Nominating Paul Van Pernis Patrick Lasswell Bethlehem is at hand. Each Awards Publications year a medallion to celebrate Dan Semel Louise Muse the meeting is given to each Endowment Fund Regional Meetings participant. This year’s me- Noel Poirier Jane Butler dallion was designed by Past Long-Range Planning Research Grants Denise Richer Heidi Campbell-Shoaf President Tom Elliott. The Membership Website Committee Moravian Star is a symbol Vacant Bill Rainford long associated with the his- Meetings and Programs www .earlyamericanindustries . tory of the Moravians, their org Denise Richer settlement, and the industries Whatsits Chris Bender that they created in the Le- high Valley of Pennsylvania. Shavings 248 Page 2 From the Executive Director by John Verrill Shavings t is just a few weeks until the Annual Meeting as I compose this Icolumn for Shavings . At this time we have 150 registrations for Number 248, Spring 2018 the 85th anniversary meeting in Bethlehem, and we hope that we will see many more come in as this is going to be a wonderful op- Daniel Miller, Editor portunity to explore the industrial heritage of the Lehigh Valley . Nineteen members are bringing displays centering on our theme for the year, “Tools That Cut & Tools That Measure .” We’ll have The Early American Industries Association preserves and a fun Whatsit session and ice cream social at the National Muse- presents historic trades, crafts, and tools and interprets their im- um of Industrial History after a busy day of tours and events on pact on our lives . Membership in the EAIA is open to any person Thursday, more tours and demonstrations on Friday capped with or organization sharing its interests and purposes . a live tool auction, and on Saturday we’ll participate in the tool exchange, displays and workshops—including Henry Disston For information or to join, visit: playing a musical saw—followed in the evening by the banquet and silent auction . www .EarlyAmericanIndustries .org This year’s meeting chair is Paul Van Pernis, who is ably assist- or contact Executive Director John Verrill, P .O . Box 524, ed by David Lauer, David Pollak, and Eileen Van Pernis . We hope Hebron, MD 21830 or e-mail him at that you have been reading the blog posts and other articles that Paul has written over the last few months . If you have, you know executivedirector@earlyamericanindustries .org . that this group has done a great deal of planning to make this a very special event . The EAIA is blessed with able volunteers and Shavings, the newsletter of the Early American Industries I want to thank them heartily and ask that you recognize their Association, Inc ., is published quarterly: February, April, July, efforts, too . and November . An electronic version is available to all mem- Volunteers really are the heart of our organization . Elsewhere bers who have provided the EAIA with an e-mail address . To in this issue is our annual ballot for the board of directors . These opt out of receiving the print version of Shavings, e-mail members running for the board recognize that in order for the executivedirector@earlyamericanindustries .org . Current and past issues (beginning with issue 204) are available at www . EAIA to stay viable, they must step forward and offer their help EarlyAmericanIndustries .org . and leadership . We have many opportunities to serve . If you feel that you just don’t know enough about how the organization Editor: Daniel Miller, 7264 Beadles Point Road, Cape Vincent, works, we urge you to come forward and volunteer to help in NY 13618; 315-777-7007; dan@dragonflycanoe .com [Include some way to get acclimated . You could organize (or attend) a re- “Shavings” in subject line .] gional meeting, take copies of the Chronicle to a tool meeting or local museum to let others know about EAIA, write something for The deadline for the next issue (no . 249, Spring 2018) is June Shavings (whatsits, your special tool, historical information about 29, 2018 . a trade), attend the Annual Meeting and volunteer to help with registration, the Whatsit session or the silent auction . Perhaps Opt out of paper Shavings: To only receive the e-version of you would consider serving on a committee; the Membership Shavings, send an e-mail to executivedirector@earlyamericanin- dustries .org . Include your name and address in the e-mail .
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