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321.	Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Back.	Textiles;	Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop held at Cochrane Street United Church on Nov. 3, 2012.

322.	Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop. Back.	Textiles;	Pillow top woven at the Weaving in the Wood pillow top workshop held at Cochrane Street United Church on Nov. 3, 2012.

323.	Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Front.	Textiles;	John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.

324.	Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Front.	Textiles;	John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.

325.	Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Close up view of diamond pattern.	Textiles;	John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.

326.	Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Close up of looped boarder.	Textiles;	John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.

327.	Pillow top with diamond pattern. Woven by John Weeks. Back.	Textiles;	John Weeks, of Duntara, made this pillow top while working in Fort Chimo in northern Quebec. He was working on communications towers for the American army. The pillow top was mostly likely made between 1941 and 1945, when Fort Chimo (now Kuujjuaq) was used by the American military as an air force base.

328.	Pike, Ron. Ron Pike interview, March 17, 2012	Baskets;	Nicole Penney interviews Ron Pike regarding his mill basket which he used while working in the hospital, Corner Brook.

329.	Pike, Bernadette. Bernadette Pike interview, March 17, 2012	Baskets;	Nicole Penney interviews Bernadette Pike regarding a large woven laundry basket, Corner Brook. Pike's husband, Ron Pike, may also be heard in the interview.

330.	Pictures in Calvin Toope' garage of the building of his boat for his make and break engine	Boatbuilding; Boats;	Pictures of Calvin Toope and friends building his boat

331.	Picture of Atlantic make and break, Manuels		This picture is displayed in the basement of Calvin Toope's home. Picutred is his Atlantic engine, note the heart shaped cut outs on the flywheel. Manuels. - II

332.	Picture in Calvin Toope's home, make and breka powered wooden boat, Manuels	Boats;	Calvin Toope built his boat, with the help of some friends, in his garage in Manuels. It is powered by an Atlantic make and Break engine. Manuels.

333.	Philip Lethbridge with some of his engines	Boats; Motorboats;	Philip Lethbridge with part of his make and break engine collection

334.	Penney, G., May 26, 1982, Part 2. David Taylor interviewing George Penney regarding boatbuilding.	Boatbuilding; Boats; Architecture, building and construction; Fishing boats; Watercraft;	Part 2 of David Taylor's May 26, 1982 interview with George Penney regarding boatbuilding. Mr. Penney discusses the future of boatbuilding in his area.

335.	Penney, G., May 26, 1982, Part 1. David Taylor interviewing George Penney regarding boatbuilding.	Boatbuilding; Boats; Architecture, building and construction; Fishing boats; Watercraft;	Part 1 of David Taylor's May 26, 1982 interview with George Penney. Mr. Penney discusses learning how to build boats from his father. He also discusses the use of molds and models in boatbuilding, the types of wood used, what makes a good boat, and the qualities unique to local boats.

336.	Peddle mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to David Peddle, Grand Falls-Windsor. Peddle worked in the mill as a shift millwright from 1967-2009. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1971 and the materials used are broken off hockey sticks with duct tape on the handles. Peddle also reinforced the basket with metal strips on the inside. This basket is personalized with pictures of Peddle's granddaughter, Rebecca Dawn, union stickers and his name is etched on the lid. In this picture is also a bottle of moose.

337.	Peddle mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to David Peddle, Grand Falls-Windsor. Peddle worked in the mill as a shift millwright from 1967-2009. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1971 and the materials used are broken off hockey sticks with duct tape on the handles. Peddle also reinforced the basket with metal strips on the inside. This basket is personalized with pictures of Peddle's granddaughter, Rebecca Dawn, union stickers and his name is etched on the lid.

338.	Peddle mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to David Peddle, Grand Falls-Windsor. Peddle worked in the mill as a shift millwright from 1967-2009. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1971 and the materials used are broken off hockey sticks with duct tape on the handles. Peddle also reinforced the basket with metal strips on the inside. This basket is personalized with pictures of Peddle's granddaughter, Rebecca Dawn, union stickers and his name is etched on the lid.

339.	Peddle mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to David Peddle, Grand Falls-Windsor. Peddle worked in the mill as a shift millwright from 1967-2009. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1971 and the materials used are broken off hockey sticks with duct tape on the handles. Peddle also reinforced the basket with metal strips on the inside. This basket is personalized with pictures of Peddle's granddaughter, Rebecca Dawn, union stickers and his name is etched on the lid.

340.	Peddle mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to David Peddle, Grand Falls-Windsor. Peddle worked in the mill as a shift millwright from 1967-2009. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1971 and the materials used are broken off hockey sticks with duct tape on the handles. Peddle also reinforced the basket with metal strips on the inside. This basket is personalized with pictures of Peddle's granddaughter, Rebecca Dawn, union stickers and his name is etched on the lid.

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