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Worked on by 35 Simcoe women Thor Hansen wall-hanging presented to County council recently s part of his, presen- designs depicting designs depicting the | of quilts and rugs. plan y interior Miner Et mites eer ne. ea ous Hansen fee historical _ events of area's_ history, Huronia In 1949 at the first Quilt decoration of the new County Building ar- tures to groups in Regina needlepoint patterns with Huronia, and flora and Trails, the Old Grist Mill, and Rug Fair, held in B.A. building at the chitects, Salter and about protecting and Canadian Themes. fauna native to the area. Fort Ste. Marie, and the Midland, Hansen's_ corner of College and Bay Allison of Barrie, to the developing Canadian At the meeting, He prepared quilt and rug Kitchikewana, which patterns were well Streets in Toronto. 5 Simcoe County Arts and designs. Midland's William designsusing the trillium, illustrated the Indian displayed. _ Hansen used his Crafts Association, was When the company Cranston, suggested lady's slipper, Indian legend of the giant who His designs were Canadian designs to presented to County moved him to its head holding a quilt and rug pipe, swamp cabbage, threw the 30,00 islands spotted there by the make the building Council, at its May sit- office in Toronto, in 1948 fair to encourage the Canada Goose, and the into Georgian Bay. President of the British Canadian in its scope. His ting last week Hansen was asked to women of the county to wind swept pines on the Hansen's designs American Qil Co, who success was well noted by ; The wall hanging was speak at the newly for- keep alive the old crafts. shores of Georgian Bay. became available and was greatly impressed by the company and Hansen ; especially appreciated med Simcoe County Arts Mr. Hansen offered to Mr. Hansen also popular to persons who the work. was appointed to do Rural life at rene Nisei because not only did 35 and Crafts Association. help the members with produced patterns with used them in the making He invited Hansen to similar work me women in the county work -- -- on the rug, but it was designed by the noted Thor Hansen Thor Hansen is con- sidered as one of the most outstanding figures in the development of Canadian e -e iM design, and he has always carried a special feeling for the S.C.A.C.A Hansen, who came to Canada in 1927 from Denmark, was employed by the British American 8 ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH, SATURDAY, MAY 31st, 1975. 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In the future she would like to become = involved in some aspect PRODUCE FEATURE be i [- ' a Rena CANADA No.1 GRADE Wieners 'apes ints' toe #Q¥ || Cross Rib Steak 222 «31.18 Vasey church | | FOAA ATOES || Potato Salad | rare xx AQ¢ |! 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