1 Old City Park is an ideal place to have a clock repair class. The classroom is in a restored victorian house. Here we see the class enjoying some of the other attractions in the park.
2 Gerald Lacy assembling his movement. Sometimes it is tough getting those last couple of pivots in.
3 (Left to Right) Back row: Russ Aikins, Don Bush, Bob Nicolaysen, and Paul Hopson. Front row: Corey Stratton, Len Kaufman, and Gerald Lacy. This class was taught by Ron Van Ness.
4 Corey Stratton is using a TimeTrax to check his movement.
5 You do not need to call the vice squad! This is not some sort of dice game! Some of these clock repair guys spend half their time at the bench; the other half looking for parts they have dropped on the floor! This time it is Gerald Lacy and Len Kaufman.
6 Paul Hopson wonders if the wheels are in the right holes. Ron said the wheels have to go back in the same place they came from!
7 Don Bush relaxes in relief after getting his movement assembled properly.
8 Now here is one happy dude! When Russ Aikins sits down at a lathe, everything is wonderful! Of course, Russ is the instructor for all our lathe classes.
9 Bob Nicolaysen examines his mainspring barrel.
10 Len Kaufman assembling his movement. How many eyes does this guy need??
