Winding Down

Our celebrations are winding down with our 35th anniversary party on Friday.  I will then have pictures to post on the blog.  I am sure there will be stories to be told on Friday that many of us have not heard.  A few surprises are in store with some past members in town and coming to the event.  So there is sure to be story swapping and some of the newer members will get the opportunity to learn more about the early days at the guild.

Included are pictures from the 2 previous anniversary celebrations.(25 and 10)

Our gallery show runs till the end of the month and we are participating in Culture Days with throwing demonstrations at the library so we will still be busy and involved.  We are already starting to make decorations for our Christmas decoration project.  So as one thing ends new ones are filling in their place to keep us busy.

Celebration Pictures

Clarice with the Mayor, he brought in a cup, one of a group of cups comissioned and made by the guild for presentation from the town, some have gone to various locations around the world.

Visitors to the gallery.



Marian and Mayor




Ole and Bob checking out member profiles.




Presentation to the guild from the Town of Stony Plain presented by Mayor Lemke to guild president Donna Wakeford.

 These are some of the pictures from last Saturday.  It was a very successful day and we are so thankful for everyone's work and support.  So much work goes into these events but we know they are always remembered long after the event.

Random Pictures

A selection of the member tiles from the side of the building.

An excerpt from one of the old newsletters telling about the kiln when it was new.

I have no idea but it looks interesting.

One of the many Grape Stomp pictures.

I am cleaning pictures and found some that I am not using so will post them for you.  There is a composite picture from the open house on the gallery site so click on the tab and see the successful time we had on Saturday.  Remember if you want a better look just click on the picture to enlarge the image.

Found Photos



The granary was cut in half and enlarged.




Ladies that lunch.