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Twice a year, members of the executive of the New Zealand Spinning, Weaving, and Woolcrafts Society meet at the Wool Board office in Wellington to cast a critical eye over work sent in for assessment by the society’s members. The society has its own “quality mark,” which is awarded for work that meets a prescribed standard. Examining some of the spinning and weaving in Wellington recently are members of the quality-mark committee. From left are Mrs Pauline Warrington (Auckland), Mrs Elaine Soanes (Christchurch), Mrs Helen van Schraven (Christchurch), Mrs Nola Fournier (Nelson), and Mrs Molly Duncan (Wellington).

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Press, 26 September 1980, Page 16

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Twice a year, members of the executive of the New Zealand Spinning, Weaving, and Woolcrafts Society meet at the Wool Board office in Wellington to cast a critical eye over work sent in for assessment by the society’s members. The society has its own “quality mark,” which is awarded for work that meets a prescribed standard. Examining some of the spinning and weaving in Wellington recently are members of the quality-mark committee. From left are Mrs Pauline Warrington (Auckland), Mrs Elaine Soanes (Christchurch), Mrs Helen van Schraven (Christchurch), Mrs Nola Fournier (Nelson), and Mrs Molly Duncan (Wellington). Press, 26 September 1980, Page 16

Twice a year, members of the executive of the New Zealand Spinning, Weaving, and Woolcrafts Society meet at the Wool Board office in Wellington to cast a critical eye over work sent in for assessment by the society’s members. The society has its own “quality mark,” which is awarded for work that meets a prescribed standard. Examining some of the spinning and weaving in Wellington recently are members of the quality-mark committee. From left are Mrs Pauline Warrington (Auckland), Mrs Elaine Soanes (Christchurch), Mrs Helen van Schraven (Christchurch), Mrs Nola Fournier (Nelson), and Mrs Molly Duncan (Wellington). Press, 26 September 1980, Page 16

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