41. Port Macquarie Neighbourhood Centre Inc. Combined Pensioners Superannuants assoc. PO Box 5243, PM association foradvancing the interests of lapidary Club, Port Macquarie, 6559 8932 http://www.pmncinfo.org.au/com-dir-special-interest.htm

Camden Haven Neigh' Cent Tax Help Traffic Offenders Program Volunteer Placement ... Oosh Community Directory Special Interests Services Home Info Shop Community Directory Contact Details ... Progress Association Special Interest - General Aglow Fellowship Alliance Francaise PO Box 5084, PM 2444 Contact: Christiane Rock Email chrock@panthers.net.au Fax 6584 2647 Amateur Radio Club Inc., Oxley Region SES Bldg., Gordon St PO Box 712, Port Macquarie Training classes in electronics – amateur radio licensing - morse code. Ages 12+ Contact: Allan Nutt Amnesty International PM Group 7 Emily Avenue, Port Macquarie NSW 2444 Contact Paul Jones. Meetings Days by arrangement. 6582 7836 Fax 6582 7839 Association Of Independent Retirees PO Box 2251 Port Macquarie email air@tsn.cc Meet last Friday of each month (not December) 2pm - 4pm. Snr. Citizens Centre Munster St PM Advocacy group for retirees, apolitical, improve lifestyle for older Australians. Fax 6586 1818 Association of Independent Retirees PO Box 2251, Port Macquarie

42. Sun City West Clubs Sheriff s Posse Sun Cities Historical Society Welcome Wagon ClubRoom (5848952). Monday-Friday 800AM-100PM. lapidary Room Johnson Rec Center http://www.scwclubs.com/Clubs/CT20/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=435&posts=2

43. Sun City West Clubs Return to Club Page. RH Johnson Recreation Center lapidary Lawn Bowling.Lecture Hall. Men’s Club Meeting Rooms. Mini Golf Model Railroad http://www.scwclubs.com/Clubs/CT20/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=414&posts=1

44. MAD SCIENTISTS! Pamela Norton, assoc. Prof. of Microbiol. and Immunol. Alec McCreadie, Staff,lapidary Hobby Club, Scottish Mineral lapidary Club http://www.madsci.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/www/mad.scilist

T he M ad S cientists! The key to deciphering areas lies below. Anyone actively involved in science education or research is encouraged to join the network Key : Ag=Agricultural Sciences, An=Anatomy, As=Astronomy, Bc=Biochemistry Bp=Biophysics, Bt=Botany Cb=Cell Biology, Ch=Chemistry, Cs=Computer Science Dv=Development, Eg=Engineering, En=Environment/Ecology,Es=Earth Sciences/Geology Ev=Evolution, Ge=Genetics, Gb=General Biology Im=Immunology, Me=Medicine, Mb=Molecular Biology, Mi=Microbiology Ns=Neuroscience, Ot=Other, Ph=Physics, Sh=Science History, Vi=Virology, Zo=Zoology. M ad T wirl L ist Answer List Ben Tordoff, Grad student, Lasers in nuclear physics, University of Jyvaskyla Answering questions in: Ph Mike Dubeck, Secondary School Teacher, Science and Technology, teaching Answering questions in: CsOtPs Stephen Lattanzi, M.D., Hematology/Oncology, New London Cancer Center Answering questions in: Me David Scarboro, Associate Lecturer Answering questions in: EsPa Deepak Kumar Meher, Undergraduate, Electrical, KIIT,BBSR Answering questions in: Eg Ed O'Neill, Post-doc/Fellow, Food Science, Custom Quality Systems, Inc.

45. Club-links NORTHEAST Eastern Federation of Mineralogical lapidary societies The AustralianMineral Collector Canterbury Mineral and lapidary Club, New Zealand http://www.gamineral.org/club-links.htm

Associated with the American Federation of Mineral Societies THE GEORGIA MINERAL SOCIETY Gem and Mineral Societies Members of the Southeast Federation of Mineral Societies UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SOUTHEAST: The Southeast Federation of Mineralogical Societies, Inc Friends of Mineralogy - Southeast Chapter DMC/SFMS Field Trip Committee (Huntsville, AL) North Carolina: Carolina Geological Society (Durham) Tarheel Gem and Mineral Club (Raleigh) Southern Appalachian Mineral Society (Asheville) South Carolina: Aiken GMS (Aiken) (Johns Island) The Lowcountry GMS (Charleston) Pendleton District GMS (Senca) Tennessee: Middle Tennessee Rockhounds (Nashville) Middle Tennessee GMS . (Murfreesboro) The Knoxville GMS (Knoxville) Memphis Archaeological and Geological Society (Memphis) Florida: The Tomoka GMS (Daytona Beach) (Tampa) Virgina: Gem and Mineral Society of the Virginia Peninsula NORTHEAST: Eastern Federation of Mineralogical Lapidary Societies Delaware Mineralogical Society Evansville Lapidary Society (Evansville, IN) Lincoln Orbit Earth Sciece Society (Springfield, IL)

46. THE CAPRICORN COAST SOCIETY OF THE ARTS Beach Potter’s assoc Inc. 350 Tanby Road. Yeppoon 4703. 07 4939 8276 lapidary Club. Mr Peter Fritschi. Yeppoon Di strict lapidary Club. PO Box 66 http://www.livingit.net.au/~arts/Arts.htm

THE CAPRICORN COAST SOCIETY OF THE ARTS Capricorn Coast Galleries News Letter Capricorn Coast The Capricorn Coast is home to a plethora of well-known and widely traveled artists and craft persons. As well as displaying and selling their works from local galleries many are actively involved in organizing workshops, tutoring and training. Classes and courses are readily available for all levels of competence in the use of various mediums including clay, embroidery, fibre , glass, jewellery , lapidary, literature, metal, textiles, theatre, paint, wood , and numerous others. This picturesque coastal area and the surrounding islands combined with a very temperate climate is ideally suited to those who wish to ‘dabble’ in the arts. Non-stop scenery for inspiration and readily available supplies, galleries, studios and workshops cater for everyone, from the hobbyist to the professional and even those who just appreciate art Galleries Studios Tutors Workshops Art Groups Craft Groups Hobby Groups Exhibitions Galleries GALLERY CONTACT DETAILS The Mill Gallery Normanby St YEPPOON QLD 4703 Ph: 4939 1311 The Paint Pot Gallery Town Hall Normanby St Yeppoon Qld Ph: 4938 3535 Nob Creek Pottery Byfield Qld Ph:4935 1161 Back to top GROUPS CONTACT DETAILS Capricorn Coast Society of Arts Town Hall Normanby St Yeppoon Qld Ph: 4938 3535 Markmakers Art Group Ph: 4938 3081 Embroiderers Guild Ms Beth Knowles Capricorn Coast Embroiderer’s Guild Inc PO Box Yeppoon 4703 Beach Potters Ms Yvonne Brodie Beach Potter’s Assoc Inc 350 Tanby Road Yeppoon 4703 Quirky Purple Mangoes

47. Funded Programs Creston Valley Prospectors lapidary Club. CAC Creston Cmty. Increase awareness Kootenay Blacksmiths assoc. CAC - Creston Cmty. School Demonstrations http://www.basinculture.com/funded-programs-2002.htm

Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance 2002 - 2003 Funded Projects Name Company Program Project Name Coordinator c/o CKCA Office Basin Best Visual Art Tour Basin Best 2003 Pat Henman Basin Cultural Conference Basin Cultural Conference - 2002 Allison Alder Arrow Lakes Youth Society CAC - Arrow Lakes Children's Summer Theatre Program Anne Beliveau Cinefil CAC - Arrow Lakes Cinema Club Frank Appleton Fire Valley Theatre CAC - Arrow Lakes The Kootenays Are Revolting Doreen Desrochers Lakeside Singers Society CAC - Arrow Lakes Spring 2002 Community Concert Kevin Langdale Youth Mural Project Larry Ewashen Kootenay Doukhobor Historical Soc. Art Exhibit Bev George Blueberry Creek Teen Council Youth Art Show Garth Collins Kootenay Old Time Fiddlers Assoc. Fiddle Workshop Beatrice Stevens Rose Michel Pow-Wow Committee CAC - Columbia Valley Rose Michel Memorial Pow-Wow Sharon Wass CAC - Columbia Valley Biography of Nancy Tegart Gordon Askey CAC - Columbia Valley CD: Music of the Columbia Headwaters Gaby Ingram Heritage Faire Committee CAC - Columbia Valley International and Heritage Faire Norman Weitzel Study Jazz Trombone Barb Hughes Partnership: Aboriginal Community Celebrating Canada's Culture Ktunaxa Style Eldene Stanley Ktunaxa Nation Dance Troupe Gail Brown Kootenay Children's Festival A Start in Art Karen Miller Music Demo: Survivors Lloyd Dean Knife Making Workshop ManWoman Autobiography: Homesick for Eternity Ronda Wood Junior Clay Handbuilding Workshop Ashlene Chadburn CAC - Creston Cmty Multicultural Earth Day Celebration Paula Avery

48. Recreation / Hobbies / Arts - Shire Of Kalamunda Gymnastics Historical Groups Hockey Horse Pony clubs Keep Fit lapidary Singing Rotary Kalamunda Community Choral Society Sid Hepton, 9454 5649 http://www.kalamunda.wa.gov.au/recreat.html

Shire of Kalamunda 2 Railway Road, Kalamunda, Western Australia, 6076 Telephone: (61 8) 9257 9999 Fax: (61 8) 9293 2715 kala.shire@kalamunda.wa.gov.au Recreation / Hobbies Abseiling Archery Artists/Tutors Astronomy ... Yoga Ministry of Sport and Recreation Top Recreation and Community Centres Hartfield Park Recreation Centre - Hale Road, Forrestfield High Wycombe Community and Recreation Centre - Newburn Road, High Wycombe Ray Owen Sports Centre - Gladys Road, Lesmurdie Woodlupine Family and Community Centre - 88 Hale Road, Forrestfield Top Abseiling Statham's Quarry CALM Adventure Out Gerald Stone Top Agricultural And Horticulture Brian Burgess Anne Boughan Top Archery Kalamunda Governor Stirling Archers C Harvey Top Art/Craft/Writing After School Arts Coordinator John Baldocks Australian Sewing Guild Margaret Collibee Bobbin Lace Hobby Group Patricia Kington Fellowship of Australian Writers (Hills Branch) Donald Dawson Foothills Learning Centre Phyllis Duncan Ann Breukers Rene Jamieson Richard Maslin Kalamunda Learning Centre Coordinator Kalamunda Embroidery Group Mrs Zanker Kalamunda Stained Glass Group Shirley Spencer Kalamunda Spinners Group Margaret Freeman Kalamunda Zig Zag Festival Jenny van Gorkum Lesmurdie Arts and Crafts Cheryl Anwar Lourdes Crafts Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Leigh May Piesse Brook Craft Group Jill Hoffman Springdale Art Group Top Artists/Tutors Visual Arts Chinese Brush Painting Philomena Too Fine Art Averil Baker

49. Kreigh's Web Resources Collection For Rockhounds A large collection of links and original information for Rockhounds about geology,minerals, fossils, lapidary, rock clubs, and other related subjects. http://tomaszewski.net/Kreigh/Minerals/MineralLinks.shtml

Kreigh's Web Resources Collection for Rockhounds Current date and time is Friday, 23-Sep-05 03:51:00 EDT and the Greenwich date and time is Friday, 23-Sep-05 07:51:00 EST. You are viewing this page from: 67.18.104.18 and are visitor number 103139 . This page was first published on 22 October 1998 and was last updated on Friday, 16-Sep-05 23:39:26 EDT by Kreigh Tomaszewski. These links are loosely sorted by category, but many of these sites offer much more than the somewhat limited categories I have sorted them into. You might try using your browser's Find option to look for something specific on this page, and hopefully you will find other related items near it. If not, look around and maybe one of the Rockhound related links I have found will have the gem of information you seek. I even link to some rockhound specific search engines. I hope you have as much fun learning from these pages as I have had in finding them. Spend some time surfing these links and discover Rockhounding a hobby that you can enjoy for a lifetime. the Rockhound's 'Who Are We' survey This survey began as a project to discover more about who Rockhounds are, and it has attracted the interest of club officials and members worldwide who are worried about declining membership and the future of our hobby. It is our hope that by learning more about current Rockhounds we will be better able to reach out to the next generation(s) to keep the hobby alive.

50. CFMS Newsletter - Vol. XXXXI, No. 9 - September 2004 Motion by Chuck McKie 25, Fairfield lapidary Society, to accept the The Autonetics Gem Mineral Society has disbanded. To date, six clubs have not http://www.cfmsinc.org/Newsletter/News2004/009Sep04/newssep04.htm

Vol. XXXXI, No. 8 - September 2004 CFMS Newsletter Table of Contents President's Message Directors Meeting, Fresno Directors Meeting, Mariposa Jury of Awards ... Child Safety Prez Message By Lois Allmen, CFMS President One Person's Opinion. Let's talk competition. We all know that we like to participate in those things in which we are successful. If that feeling of success is beaten down we don't participate. Many years ago when I first started to teach I was told. "Never give a student high marks the first semester so there is room to improve." The idea being that if the score was low the student would try harder the next time. Over the years, personal experience has taught me that is a fallacy. Unfortunately, I think the theory is still practiced. The person who gives it his best shot and gets a low mark says, "I've done the best I could", and seldom enters again, or goes to another field or subject. Is this part of the problem in our competition? One example: When the present Superintendent (Bob Stultz) first took over for Gems and Minerals at the Fair, entering in competition was low on the totem pole. Instead of seeing how many points could be taken off on an item, the judges were instructed to take off the minimum, the minimum being one or two points. Be sure and have the clerk write down what is good as well as what needs improving. Anymore, there are rarely complaints about entering competition, instead they proudly state, "I got a 96% or 92% ", and come back year after year even if those scores may not have placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd. This has taken a few years to accomplish, but it has paid off.

51. CFMS Newsletter - Vol. XXXXII, No. 1 - January 2005 I see it in your jewelry, and lapidary work and the way you lay out a case . The CFMS Society Roster was used as an input to the clubs page. http://www.cfmsinc.org/Newsletter/News2005/001Jan05/newsjan05.htm

Vol. XXXXII, No. 1 - January 2005 CFMS Newsletter Table of Contents President's Message From the Editor's Desk Publicity/Public Relations CFMS Scholarship ... CFMS Web Site Prez Message By Marion Roberts, CFMS President My first order of business is to thank everyone for the opportunity and privilege of serving you in this honored capacity. My objective will be, not only to maintain the functioning of this great society, but possibly to add even just a little something useful. I think I am smart enough to know that nothing can be accomplished without the cooperation and help from each and every one of you, and most of all the help from your other elected officers and 40-plus committee chairs and their committee people. I sincerely thank all of these generous people for donating their time, expertise, and effort to make things run smooth and progressive. This being heartfelt said, I will tell you a little about my style and me. I have a very open door philosophy. The more I hear from you, the more we can get done, but I do not expect to hear a lot of adverse comments without adding a suggested solution. My background consists of two years as president of the Modesto Men's Bowling Assoc., one year as president of the Facetors Guild of Northern California, three years as president of the Mother Lode Mineral Society, and married 50 years to my one and only wife, Vivien. I spent some 30 plus years as a maintenance mechanic in four canneries. I consider myself being a professional student. If I'm not learning something, I feel like time is wasted.

52. C Canberra Jazz Club Canberra Jung Society Canberra lapidary Club Inc Rock n Roll Club Inc Council on the Ageing ACT Country Music assoc. of http://www.actco.org.au/c.html

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53. Appendix 4 2001 Members Historical Village • Caloundra lapidary Club Museum • Central Queensland Artefacts Museum assoc Inc • Clermont Historical Society Museum • Cobb http://www.maq.org.au/publications/resources/a_rept01/a_rept12.htm

Jump to Home About MAQ News Programs Grants Info Publications ARTeFACT Policies Sitemap Museums Australia (Qld) 2001 Annual Report Previous Next Title Page Print Version ... 2001 Museums Australia Members - Queensland Appendix 4: 2001 Members 2001 Museums Australia Members - Queensland Previous Next Title Page Print Version Site queries: mail@maq.org.au Ph: +61 7 3215 0840 Fax: +61 7 3215 0841 Last Modified: Friday January 09 2004 Site hosting by MAQ is funded by

54. 2000 Members Village • Caloundra lapidary Club Museum • Chinchilla Historical Society Museum • Townsville Museum • Umbrella Studio assoc Inc. • University Art http://www.maq.org.au/publications/resources/a_rept11.htm

Jump to Home About MAQ News Programs Grants Info Publications ARTeFACT Policies Sitemap Museums Australia (Qld) 2000 Annual Report Previous Next Contents Print Version 2000 members MAQ Institutional Members Plus 116 Individual Members Previous Next Contents Print Version Site queries: mail@maq.org.au Ph: +61 7 3215 0840 Fax: +61 7 3215 0841 Last Modified: Friday January 09 2004 Site hosting by MAQ is funded by

55. Community Organisations Search The Dorothea Mackellar Memorial Society conducts the largest poetry competition of 109. lapidary Club Ooranga Family Mobile Resource Unit assoc. Inc http://www.infogunnedah.com.au/community/com_org_all.php

Infogunnedah Home Page Infogunnedah Shire Profile Infogunnedah Business Infogunnedah Tourism ... Designed by One Eleven Media Quick Find Home New Residents Kit Lifestyle Site Map Photo Gallery Contact Us Admin Area Shire Profile Business Business Gunnedah Business Listing Rural Plan Agriculture Gunnedah District Development Board Tourism Town Tour Attractions Accommodation Places to Eat Calendar of Events Conference Venues How to get to Gunnedah Town Map Visitor Information Centre Koalas Dorothea Mackellar Civic Theatre Send a Postcard Community Community Organisations Community Facilities Schools Health Emergency Services Town History Churches Council Councillor Profiles Staff Profiles Positions Vacant Building / Development Plant Hire Rates Make a Request to the Council Noxious Weeds Training and Development Centre Library Council Tenders Other Council Documentation Shire Logos Saleyards Community Organisations Community Facilities Schools Health ... Community Services Community Organisations Search Result Submit your organisation details to our database To narrow your search for a business, enter a keyword related to the business in the search engine below.

56. Canadian Lapidaries & Jewellers Victoria lapidary Mineral Society Kamloops Rockworks Pacific Mineral Museum Calgary Rock lapidary Club Miller Museum of Geology assoc. of http://www.canucklinks.com/pix/canlapidaries.htm

Blueberry Amethyst Eskimo Art Canadian Rockhound magazine Alaska Web Blueberry Amethyst Eskimo Art Canadian Rockhound magazine Alaska Web ... Art Jewellers

57. Back To Lafayette Chamber Of Commerce Home Page Business Directory clubs Organizations. American Cancer Society 1700 Webster Street Oakland CA 94612 Lafayette Improvement assoc. 3535 School St. Lafayette CA 94549 http://www.lafayettechamber.org/WebSite/cw_1031.htm

Business Directory Back to Lafayette Chamber of Commerce Home Page Company Alphabetical Listing: A B C D ... W Contact Alphabetical Listing: A B C D ... Z Choose a Category Accountants - Certified Public Advertising Alarm Systems Alternative Healing Antiques Apartments Architects Art Galleries / Art Studio / Art School Attorneys / Legal Services Automobile Services Banks Barbershop Bicycles Bookkeeping / Tax Services Broadband Cable Builders Camp / Day Car Wash Catering Cellular Services Chiropractors Churches City Government Cleaners Clocks Clothing Coffee Color Consultant Computer Consulting Services / Sales Consignment Shop Consultants Contractor / Construction Coupon Books Credit Card Processing Credit Union Dance Studio Dentists / Orthodontics Doors Draperies / Window Coverings Educational Services Embroidery Engineers Entertainment Event Rentals Event Services Export Management Consulting Fabric / Quilting Supplies Fitness / Health Clubs Floor Coverings Florists Food Products Foods/Deli Framing / Art Furniture Gifts Glass Graphic Arts / Design Grocery Stores Hardware Health Care / Wellness Health Food / Supplements Home Inspection Home Theater Hospice Hotel / Motel Housecleaning Agency Human Resources Hypnotherapy Insurance Services Interior Design Jewelers / Jewelry Kitchen Design / Cabinets / Equipment Labor Union Landscape Design / Supplies Lapidary Leather Alterations / Repair Leather Goods Marketing Services Massage Therapist Medical Equipment Mortgage Lending / Services Mortuary / Funeral Services Museum Newspapers Notary Public Nursery Office Furniture / Supplies

58. More Information About Gemstones, Diamonds, Pearls, Gold Jewelry, Platinum, Gem International Coloured Gemstone assoc. International Gem Society American GemTrade assoc. Laboratorios GEM, Lisbon Scottish Mineral and lapidary Club http://www.asia-gems.com/friends/organizations-friends.htm

Diamonds - Ruby - Sapphire - Spinel - Gemstones - Jewelry Gem Basics - Diamond Grades - Pearls - Settings - Colored Gems Home Diamonds Colored Gems Pearls ... Grading Organizations Scottish Gemmological Society European Gemological Laboratory Gemological Institute of America American Gem Society ... @Contact Us @=cross link

59. Arizona Outdoor Organizations Arizona s outdoor organizations and clubs. Maricopa lapidary Society.Two rockhounding trips per month. Meet 730 pm 1st Mon., Az. Mineral Museum, http://www.azsinglescene.com/arizona_outdoors.htm

Home Page Club List Sign up for our newsletter EVENTS Calendar of Events National News Lead Story Links ... Country Singles Singles Scene News PO Box 10159 Scottsdale AZ 85271 USA Voice and Fax 480-945-6746 Email Paid Advertising Arizona Outdoor Organizations Arizona singles like to get out and go, and the y lik e to do it with other people. Though only a few of these groups are "singles" groups, many have a large number of single members. This list focuses on outdoor recreation and conservation groups, particularly self-propelled, noncompetitive activities. Ahwatukee Foothills Hiking Group. Meets first Monday 7 p.m. at the Family of Christ Lutheran Church, 3501 E. Chandler Blvd., Phoenix. One major hike & several "small jaunts" per month. http://members.aol.com/knappa/ Alpine Ski Club. Downhill skiing. 100+ trips per year. 5000 members. Dues: $5 indiv., $10 per family. Box 32264, Phx AZ 85064. 602-992-9394. American Youth Hostels. See Hostelling International.

60. Community Contact Listings Nepean Multiple Birth assoc provides moral support and social functions forparents of Blue Mountains lapidary Club workshop Weds 46pm. Ph 59 2440 http://www.hermes.net.au/bmvv/contacts.html

Contents Front Page Support local business Airport meeting Men's issues ... Home Community Contact Listings Support Groups Alcoholics Anonymous. Every 6 weeks Ph: Rhonda 82 2412 Arthritis Foundation Wed 10-12 pm Ph: 82 2097 Association of Independent Retirees 4th Fri of month 9.30-11.30am Ph: 51 4249 or 51 3266 Cult Support Group. For those who have concerns about cult teachings. A Christian based group. PO Box 308 Kingswood 2747 Ph. 36 5293. Diabetes Australia Meets Fri bi-monthly 10-12pm. Meals on Wheels Springwood. Office hours Mon-Thurs 11am-1pm Fri 9am-1pm Ph 51 6141. Volunteer drivers needed- please call above number. Natural Family Planning Are you interested in a method that is user friendly and environmentally safe? Call Margaret on 51 2343 or Maree 54 4687 Nepean Multiple Birth Assoc provides moral support and social functions for parents of multiple births (up to Hazelbrook) Ph 30 2664. Nursing Mothers Association Meets weekly, alternating days. New mums or pregnant women getting together for information sharing, advice and support. Ph: Tess 39 2348 or Lyn 58 8029. Occasional Child Care Springwood, for 0-5 year olds. Alternate Fridays 9.30am-12.30pm at Tanderra OOSH, $2 per hour. Phone 51 3033 to book.

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