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3,lssue 23 Winter 1981-82  \nIn this isssue;·Fashion Trends  \n·Cotton Garments  \n·Weaving Programfor Computers  \n·Steel Doup Heddles  \nJuly I5-18,1982  \nCOnVergenCCTscattle222222  \n2I6l Eart Homlin Seottle,Wahington 98H2  \nChe Mannings  \nAN NUAL HANDWEAVING SHOW  \nAPRIL 10 THRU MAY 2,1982  \nHandweavers and fiberists from the United States and Canada areinvited to participate in our 9th National Show.Every piece sub-mitted will be hung.Limit one entry per person.  \nPURPOSE:  To encourage quality and excelence in the atof weaving.CATEGDRE5:Trad itional Weaving  \nHandspun Hand Dyed HandwovenHandwoven RugsWeaving You Can WearTapestry  \nWeaving for Home InteriorsFiber Manipulation  \nSCHEDULE:Mailed and hand carried entries received March 15thru March 29.  \nShow dates -April 10 thru May 2.  \nMailed and hand carried entries returned May 3thru May 8.  \nBrochures will be mailed out after January 1,1982.Address yourinquiry to:  \nThe ManningsR.D.2.EAST BERLIN,PA 17316(717)524-2223  \nfromWeaver's Way  \nThe people that introduced a new and unique yarn tohandweaving-The ALTERNATIVES,VerelHand-weaving Yarns -now offer these additional qualityproducts:  \nLINEX in 6/2 and 3/2,the look of linen with the easycare of Verel.  \nALTERNATIVE LACE,a ratine yarn in Beige,Flax orWhite Verel.  \nMERCERIZED PERLE COTTON in Natural and White,20 /2,10/2,5/2,3/2.  \nCOTTON NOVELTY YARNS:  \nWEAVERS LACE,a ratiné in natural.DAISY CHAIN,a compacl loop yarn.COTTON IVY,a seed yarn in natural.COTTON VINE,a nub yarn in naturalTHISTLEDOWN,a chenille in natural.Weaver's Way306 E.Goldsboro StreetCrown Point,Indiana 46307(219)663-1406  \nTo receive our free catalog and sample cards,please sendthree twenty-cent stamps for postage.*Eastman registered trademark.  \nfirst  \nlast  \nADDRESS_                                     \ncountry or state  \nzip code  \nQUANTITY     0OOPHLICOUE LOOMSat $3000 each ppd.  \nPLEASE MAKE CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS.INUS FUND5.PAYABLE 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