Portland’s Rain of Glass

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Join the fun Tuesday Feb. 21, 2012

Jan. Meeting Cancelled

PROG’s New Home

We have monthly meetings (except August) at Central Lutheran Church located at 1820 NE 21st Avenue in Portland. It is located at 21st and NE Schuyler, one block north of Broadway. There is on-street parking and a small parking lot behind the church building (to the east). Enter at the back door.

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Convention Memories 2011

2011 Show Highlights

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American Glass History

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2011 Show Highlights

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2012 Show

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Some examples of

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“Blue Opalescent Hobnail”

    Our Next Meeting: Tuesday Feb. 21, 2012 -- doors open at 6:00 pm

              Pattern of the month: Fenton’s “Blue Opalescent Hobnail”

                Presented by Jan Baxter

              Featured Topic of the Month: Favorite Finds of 2011

          Bring your Favorite Finds from 2011

To help get our meeting started on time at 7:00 pm, we ask that you arrive by 6:30 to help setup or to checkout library books. Come a little early to enjoy the fun, food and fellowship. Limited parking is available in the parking lot and on nearby streets.

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President Jewell Gowan and Show Chair Carole White answer questions regarding the upcoming Show in January 2012.

Portland’s Rain of Glass (PROG) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), educational membership organization that was started in 1978 to inform and educate individuals who have an interest in collectible glass. Every meeting, we have a time set aside to help with glass identification. Our extensive library of reference books is available to our members. We have several public glass displays each year and we have seminars and classes to educate our members and the community at large. PROG is Oregon’s oldest and largest Depression and Elegant Glassware organization.

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Members always seem to have fun at our meetings.

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Carole White, Show Chair, talks about Decorated Tiffin Satin Glass at a Rain of Glass meeting.

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Mona Marsh works at the Raffle Table at a recent meeting.

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Gyrid Hyde Towle with her Anchor Hocking Charm in Forest Green.

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Some of the really nice Decorated Tiffin Satin Glass pieces from members’ collections.

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More Decorated Tiffin Satin Glass pieces from members collections.

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Cindy Thomas, who helps publish our newsletters each month, spoke about Homer Laughlin’s Jade Rose (above), and Burgundy (below) at a recent meeting.

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Homer Laughlin’s Burgundy.

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John Clements talks about his Fostoria Crown Collection.

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Ron Miller holds two pieces from his New Martinsville “Moondrops” collection.

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Elmer Heffner with a small portion of his Anri Woodcarvings collection.

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Kirsten Stensland talks about Shelley Bone China.

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Examples of Shelley Bone China.

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Kirsten used her I-Pad to talk about Shelley Bone China.

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A beautiful example of Shelley Bone China.

Some recently discovered items on our Show ‘n Tell Table.

Portland’s Rain of Glass, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization -- a member of the Oregon Cultural Trust.

Last updated 01-17-12

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