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Pacific Northwest RegionalMay 20, 21, 22, 2010Spokane Convention Center at Riverfront ParkSpokane WashingtonHost Chapter 53 Inland EmpireCo-hosts: Pacific Northwest 31, Puget Sound 50, British Columbia 121, Mt. Rainier 135, Willamette Valley 157General Co-Chairs: Larry & Betty Pearson 509-529-8869 The convention center is located in the heart of downtown Spokane, site of Expos 74 on the banks of the Spokane River. There are many restaurants and great shopping within a few blocks. Serviced by Spokane international Airport with a number of hotels within walking distance. The Mart Room has space for over 200 tables with good lighting and wide aisles!
NEW THIS YEAR—IN-MART EXHIBIT. Four feet of FREE table space (1/2 table) (adjacent to your sale table or if you aren’t a table holder, next to a friend or around the mart room at random). This is an opportunity to present educational experiences to all attendees. The exhibit can be self-explanatory, such as a poster, a mini collection with a theme of your choice, or a how-to presentation. Your exhibit will NOT include any articles offered for sale. This is your opportunity to share a small collection or special skill with other members. Please let us know your subject on the form below. Bring your donations for Saturday’s ITS-FOR-FREE TABLE! If you only have one or two items to sell, for a small fee, we will try to sell them for you at the MINI MART. Acrobat format 2010 registration form click here Pacific Northwest RegionalMay 15, 16, 17 2009Kent Commons525 4th Ave. N, Kent, WAPlenty of Free ParkingGreetings from the beautiful Pacific Northwest! The 2009 regional showcases Railroad Time Pieces featured a display of authentic Antique and Vintage Railroad pocket watches and Railroad Station regulator clocks, one of which is from Seattle’s Historic King Street Station. Chet Ekstrand VP chapter 135 presented an informative and entertaining program on railroad watches and how they “engineered” time keeping standards across the continent, fulfilling the urgent need for time synchronization. Paul Bellamy had a show and tell of his and Norm Nelson’s (both members of NAWCC Chapter 50) repair of the King Street Tower Clock, highly lauded by the citizens of Seattle. Nine of Leon Herbert’s Miniature Reproduction Clocks make a rare appearance at this Regional. They were headed to the 2009 National (NAWCC) but plans fell through and this wonderful opportunity was offered to us. Mr. Herbert doesn’t often let these miniature masterpieces travel far from his home in Oregon. Photos from the 2009 Pacific Northwest Regional click on the pictures to enlarge them.
Photos from the 2006 Pacific Northwest Regional click on the pictures to enlarge them.
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