MEETING

The next general meeting of the Potters Guild of British Colum-
bia takes place at Van Dusen Gardens, 37th and Oak Street,
Vancouver, beginning at 7:00p.m. Wednesday, November 18th.

Tam Irving, who teaches at the Emily Carr College of Art will
be the guest speaker. Tam prepares his glazes from rocks he
collects around the city and province. He is a geology buff
and will be focusing his talk on rock formations and locations
in relation to a potter's materials.

Explained in layman's language, it should be fascinating to
learn where and how the various bags of ingredients we buy
really originate. Tam will also show slides of local deposits
and have glaze samples on hand for viewing,

Coffee, tea and home baked treats will be served from 7-8p.m.
Jo Blackmore, May Kingsley, Brian Harton and Jeanne Lewis will
display their pots. A business meeting begins at 8p.m. and
Tam will begin at 9pm.

HYCROFT SALE

The Guild relies on the Hycroft Sale for funds to op-
erate over the coming year. We need your help and your
pots to make it a financial success. If you can donate
é@ hours of your time, please phone 922-1453. We still
need volunteers for cashiering, checking pots, floor-
walkers, etc.

This year Hiro Urakami and Georgina Hughes will be in
charge of the committee for displaying the pots, 11
pots will be thoroughly checked for cracks, rough edges,
etc., as only those of top quality will be displayed,

SPREAD THE WORD, tell your friends about the Potters
Guild Sale at Hycroft on the 27th Nov.

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