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Membership numbers
As of February 2023, the club has 62 Registered (financial) members including 5 Honorary members and 1 Life member.
Congratulations to the members who have completed the Cabochon Course.
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Check out the Essential Apps and Links page.
Click here to learn about minerals from the Geoscience Australia website.
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2022 Seniors Week at Batemans Bay Library
| COMMITTEE | NAME |
| President | Max |
| Vice President | Rudy |
| Secretary | Bob |
| Assistant Secretary | Maureen |
| Treasurer | Maureen |
| Assistant Treasurer | Helen |
| Website/Facebook Officer | Charmaine |
| Other Positions | |
| Outings Convenor | John |
| Assistant Outings Convener | Wendy |
| Librarian | Helen |
| Public Officer | John |
| Grants Officer | Bob |
| Assisting Website/Facebook Officers | Wendy – Website, Jennifer & Sarah – Facebook |
| Workshop Supervisor No 1 | David |
| Workshop Supervisor No 2 | Barry R |
| Workshop Supervisor No 3 | Rudy |
| Workshop Supervisor No 4 | Max |
Our Club Collection
View our showcases of gemstones and minerals at Batemans Bay Heritage Museum!
This includes showcases donated by the Melton family, a showcase and mineral collection donated by The Original Gold Rush Colony and our latest collection and showcase donated by Joe Schuck!
We’ve installed the 4th display case to house the club’s ever growing collection. Our latest donation, a magnificent show case and comprehensive collection, was from Joe Schuck! Thankyou Joe, we treasure these!
Thankyou also to Myf and the museum volunteers for assisting us with this!
Come along to Batemans Bay Heritage Museum next Tuesday to Thursday to check these out!
Our Club Collection
Batemans Bay Heritage Museum
A wonderful donation from Barrie!
Have a look at this lot of beautiful agates that were donated to our club by Barrie and Jennie. Barrie has recently finished polishing this collection of 150 agates and thunder eggs.
Thank you very much Barrie!!!
The return of Aboriginal Artifacts
Pictured with our club president Max, is Rod Slockee, a Walbunja person. Rod is here being presented with some artifacts which were collected some years ago by the late husband of Val Byrne, in the Lake George area of NSW. Rod will return these items to the representatives of the Pejar Umalla people from the Goulburn area.
Setting up our first workshop
Please note: due to bushfire damage this site is no longer accessible.
Les and David unloading crusher dust.
Garry presenting Max, Club President, with the first stool for use in the workshop.
John and Max trying out a lapidary saw.
Max and Garry discuss new equipment.
Our first Open Day for the Workshop!
Club prepared material/items for sale.
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