10 - Week! Record July 20, 1988

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at the Community Centre swimming pool.

Weavers and __
spinners hold
conference

by R. Giesbrecht

On October |! and 2,
1988, the Peace Country
Weavers and Spinners will
be holding their fall con-
ference in Grande Prairie,
Alberta. There will be two
intensive hands on work-
shops, One on rug weaving,
techniques with Bryn Pin-
chin, and the other on
spinning novelty — yarns

Showcase dedicated

by Bryn Watson

On June 27, before the
presentation of awards for
the high school students,
an opening ceremony for
the new display case was
held at the Tumbler Ridge
Senior Secondary School.

As parents and teachers
gathered, featured speak-
er Michelle Davies, along
with the Students’ Coun-
cil, presented a short
speech recognizing those
who had a hand in the
construction of the show-
case.

Those who were recog-
nized for their generous
contributions of money
were Walter Hogg, princi-
pal, Vi and Glen Martin,
The Tumbler Ridge Com-
munity Arts Council, the
Students’ Council, and
the workers of the school
concession.

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phies Lid. of Dawson
Creek was thanked for
their donation of a plaque
commemorating the open-
ing.

Gratitude was expressed
to teacher Al Johnson of
TRSS for his laying of the
carpet.

Thanks went out to
Quintette Coal Ltd. for
their generous offerings of
money towards the endea-
vor. The efforts of Bull-
moose Operating, Corpor-
ation was applauded, as
they not only donated the
building and electrical
supplies, but also provid-
ed a carpenter and electri-
cian for the construction
stage.

The idea of the display
case arose two years ago.
The formation of — this
al(ractive structure is the
realization of that dream.
The case is located in the

lobby of TRSS and_ ts
expected to be filled with
trophies in future years.

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with Eileen Shannon,

Pinchin holds a Master
of Arts and a Bachelor of
Education, and an Hon-
ors Bachelor of Arts from
the University of Toronto.
She has been teaching
weaving, for more than 12
years and specializes in-
weaving rugs. Her work —
has been exhibited in Cali-
fornia, Calgary — and —
Bantf. A

Shannon has a Master
Weavers certification
from the Guild of Cana-
dian Weavers. Her work —
has been widely exhibited,
most recently in’ Vancou-—
ver, Smithers, — Prince
George, Kamloops, and
Banff, Alberta.

In conjunction with the
conference the PCSW. is
preparing to hold its see-
ond juried show. The —
categories for entry. are
wide and varied with
room. for both spinners
and weavers, from novice
to advanced. Pinchin will
jury the show.

Our last conference, in
March of this year, was a
chemical dye workshop —
held in Fort St. John. As
an introduction, — Claire —
Babcock from Emily Carr —
College of Art spent a
couple of hours explaining
how the color wheel. is
achieved. After lunch, Jill
Sutton from Fort St. John
spoke on ways to attain
colors from the three pri-
maries. From these three, -
63 shades are possible.

Following, this, a great
time was had putting the
color theory into practice. -
There were many dye pots
on the go and some beatu-
tiful colors were produe-
ed. Some participants also —
tried their hand at micro-—
wave dying.

The PCSW conferences
are held twice a year—one
in the spring and the other
in the fall. Three newslel-
ters are published and-
mailed to the membership
each year. q