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12-27-2004, 02:22 PM
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www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com (http://www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com )
“Log Building Knowledge, Skill and Confidence – it begins here............”
William M. Lasko School of Log Building, Inc. P.O. Box 937, Franklin, Indiana 46131
1 800 292-8043
· 2005 Workshop Schedule
2005 Schedule of Hands-on Log Building Workshops (http://www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com/Schedule.html)
24 workshops are scheduled so you are sure to find a time that fits your needs the best!
2005 Winter/Spring 2005 Summer/Fall
Start Dates - Spring 2 week Workshops Start Dates - Fall 2 Week Workshops
February 28th, August 15th , August 29th, March 14th , March 28th, September 12th, September 26th, April 11th , April 25th, October 10th, October 24th,
May 9th
Four Week Workshops Four Week Workshops
February 28th August 15th
March 28th September 12th
April 25th October 10th
Eight Week Workshops Eight Week Workshops
February 28th August 15th
March 28th September 12th
Twelve Week Workshop Twelve Week Workshop
February 28th August 15th
Lodging :
Bunk House, Tent & RV Camping: No Charge – Reserve bunkhouse with Registration * 12 week students get first choice. Call for availability.
Crest Motel & Hoosier Hills Motel
Rt # 14, Bedford, Indiana 47421 1 (812)279-2228
Call for rates as they charge $75.00/week for a double that can be shared and they also have hot showers for our student-campers to use. This is the closest Motel and is only a few miles away. RV and camping at the school is also available with water and power.
· William M. Lasko School of Log Building (shipping info) 4575 West Popcorn Road, Springville, Indiana 47462 1 812 824-7707
· ALL Students may use the phone – calling card required for long distance calls.
EARLY REGISTRATIONIS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED (http://www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com)
Eight and Twelve Week Workshop Take-home Projects
All 8 and 12 week Students will build and keep an eight foot log picnic table as a bonus to attending in 2005.
During the last week of their respective workshops periods, each student will engage in a solo project to ‘test’ what they have learned by building a log picnic table utilizing their new skills. The logs and the completed picnic tables will belong to the students upon completion. They can then take them home or even return at a later time to retrieve their project. The tables demonstrate the use of all their new skills and include sill logs, saddle notches, round notches, log floor joists and plate or purlin log installations. The tables are valued up to $1700.00 and are yours to keep. We would like to fill these workshops with registrations no later than 6 weeks prior to the respective start dates and are ‘giving back’ by sending ‘em home with something they can be proud to show off and hand down for generations to come! This is in addition to their overall learning experience in actually working on assembling a log home from scratch.
The shorter workshop participants will just not have the time to devote to building picnic tables, so, they will create a six-foot split-log bench to take home, again using some of their many new skills. We expect to see workshops fill quickly so early registration is encouraged. Students not registered by the six weeks prior to the scheduled start to their workshop will not be eligible for take-home projects. So that we can better plan activities at the school of log building, we’re adding this bonus to sweeten the experience. Planning for logs and other needs are important preparations we need to make. Register today! All it takes is a completed Registration Formand Deposit of $350.00 per participant. We still encourage friends and relatives to attend together with greatly reduced tuition for the second person too and often the tuition is then split in two. (One take-home project allowed with two attending together.)
Call 1 800 292-8043 to leave a message or order a free color brochure!
Great Lakes Log Crafters Association
2005 & 2006 Annual General Meeting Details
June 16th, 17th, 18th & 19th @ the University of Minnesota Forestry Center in Cloquet, Minnesota
www.GLLCA.org / GreatLa1711@EarthLink.net
Contact : Kay Sellman
GLLCA Business Manager (651) 464-6506
24355 Esquire Boulevard, Forest Lake, MN 55025
www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com (http://www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com )
“Log Building Knowledge, Skill and Confidence – it begins here............”
William M. Lasko School of Log Building, Inc. P.O. Box 937, Franklin, Indiana 46131
1 800 292-8043
· 2005 Workshop Schedule
2005 Schedule of Hands-on Log Building Workshops (http://www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com/Schedule.html)
24 workshops are scheduled so you are sure to find a time that fits your needs the best!
2005 Winter/Spring 2005 Summer/Fall
Start Dates - Spring 2 week Workshops Start Dates - Fall 2 Week Workshops
February 28th, August 15th , August 29th, March 14th , March 28th, September 12th, September 26th, April 11th , April 25th, October 10th, October 24th,
May 9th
Four Week Workshops Four Week Workshops
February 28th August 15th
March 28th September 12th
April 25th October 10th
Eight Week Workshops Eight Week Workshops
February 28th August 15th
March 28th September 12th
Twelve Week Workshop Twelve Week Workshop
February 28th August 15th
Lodging :
Bunk House, Tent & RV Camping: No Charge – Reserve bunkhouse with Registration * 12 week students get first choice. Call for availability.
Crest Motel & Hoosier Hills Motel
Rt # 14, Bedford, Indiana 47421 1 (812)279-2228
Call for rates as they charge $75.00/week for a double that can be shared and they also have hot showers for our student-campers to use. This is the closest Motel and is only a few miles away. RV and camping at the school is also available with water and power.
· William M. Lasko School of Log Building (shipping info) 4575 West Popcorn Road, Springville, Indiana 47462 1 812 824-7707
· ALL Students may use the phone – calling card required for long distance calls.
EARLY REGISTRATIONIS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED (http://www.LaskoSchoolofLogBuilding.com)
Eight and Twelve Week Workshop Take-home Projects
All 8 and 12 week Students will build and keep an eight foot log picnic table as a bonus to attending in 2005.
During the last week of their respective workshops periods, each student will engage in a solo project to ‘test’ what they have learned by building a log picnic table utilizing their new skills. The logs and the completed picnic tables will belong to the students upon completion. They can then take them home or even return at a later time to retrieve their project. The tables demonstrate the use of all their new skills and include sill logs, saddle notches, round notches, log floor joists and plate or purlin log installations. The tables are valued up to $1700.00 and are yours to keep. We would like to fill these workshops with registrations no later than 6 weeks prior to the respective start dates and are ‘giving back’ by sending ‘em home with something they can be proud to show off and hand down for generations to come! This is in addition to their overall learning experience in actually working on assembling a log home from scratch.
The shorter workshop participants will just not have the time to devote to building picnic tables, so, they will create a six-foot split-log bench to take home, again using some of their many new skills. We expect to see workshops fill quickly so early registration is encouraged. Students not registered by the six weeks prior to the scheduled start to their workshop will not be eligible for take-home projects. So that we can better plan activities at the school of log building, we’re adding this bonus to sweeten the experience. Planning for logs and other needs are important preparations we need to make. Register today! All it takes is a completed Registration Formand Deposit of $350.00 per participant. We still encourage friends and relatives to attend together with greatly reduced tuition for the second person too and often the tuition is then split in two. (One take-home project allowed with two attending together.)
Call 1 800 292-8043 to leave a message or order a free color brochure!
Great Lakes Log Crafters Association
2005 & 2006 Annual General Meeting Details
June 16th, 17th, 18th & 19th @ the University of Minnesota Forestry Center in Cloquet, Minnesota
www.GLLCA.org / GreatLa1711@EarthLink.net
Contact : Kay Sellman
GLLCA Business Manager (651) 464-6506
24355 Esquire Boulevard, Forest Lake, MN 55025