Fall 2006 Programs at the Shadbolt

Registration begins July 4, \ntroduction to Pottery (cont.)
2006 for Fall and Winter Th (Barbara Toohey),

programs. Pick up a Leisure 7-|10pm, starts Sept. 28.
Guide or Artswave at any Barcode #118511

Burnaby Parks & Recreation
location or call 604-291-6864

jor information.

Clay Modelling: The Human Figure
(NEW!)

Fee $119.78, 2 sessions
Su (Santo Mignosa),

10am-4pm, starts Nov. 19.

Barcode #120063

Clay Sculpture

Fee $188.15, 9 sessions
M (Debra Sloan),
7-10pm, starts Sept. 25.
Barcode #118585

Continuing Pottery

Fee $162.71, 9 sessions
W (Charmian Nimmo),

7-10pm, starts Sept. 27.
Barcode #118534

Daytime Pottery
Fee $162.71, 9 sessions
Th (Darlene Nairne},

]0am-1pm, starts Sept. 28.

Barcode #118538

Focus on Function

Fee $162.71, 9 sessions
Th (Rosemary Amon),
7-10pm, starts Sept. 28.
Barcode #118544

Introduction to Pottery

Fee $162.71, 9 sessions
Su (Jay MacLennan),
10am-1pm, starts Sept. 24.
Barcode #118509

M (Aaron Nelson),
]0am-1pm, starts Sept. 25.
Barcode #118510

Register now by calling 604-291-6864

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Mould Making for Crystalline Glazes
(NEW!)

Fee $194.51, 9 sessions

W (Linda Doherty/Jeremy
Hatch), 10am-1pm, starts
Sept. 27. Barcode #119980

Raku Firing

Fee $75.53 (students);
$96.73 (non-students),

1 session

Tu (Linda Doherty/Jay
MacLennan), 10am-4pm,
Oct. 24. Barcode #119940

Soda Firing Workshop

Fee $99.64, 3 sessions
Th/F/M (Linda Doherty/Jay
MacLennan),

times vary, starts Oct. 19.

Barcode #119941

Throw and Build (NEW!)

Fee $162.71, 9 sessions
Tu (Fredi Rahn),
7-10pm, starts Sept. 26.
Barcode #120086

Throwing: Intermediate /Advanced
Fee $162.71, 9 sessions
Sa (Aaron Nelson),
10am-1pm, starts Sept. 23.
Barcode #118548

Wood/Soda Firing Workshop (FULL)
Fee $196.10, 4 sessions
Th/F/Sa/W (Linda Doherty/
Jay MacLennan),

times vary, starts Sept. 14.
Barcode #119935

Editorial Refreshment

This newsletter edition welcomes Amber Alyne Kennedy
as the guild’s newsletter editor.

As autumn approaches, the newsletter 1s turning a new
leaf with an exciting new editor. Amber is a graduate from
Emily Carr’s ceramic department, giving her an excellent
grounding in the arts, design and ceramics. She also
graduated with honors from the BC Institute of Technology
(BCIT) in Marketing Communications/Direct Response.
Her knowledge and skills in communications, public/media
relations and business will likely take the newsletter in more
interesting and informative directions. We can hardly wait!
Amber has already been involved with the guild and gallery in
several areas, developing media packages and providing input
on marketing aspects. Her participation and contributions on
the Board have been very valuable and refreshing,

Amber’s busy as a Marketing Manager with GAIA
Designs, overseeing all the marketing aspects as well as
the website and newsletter for this vibrant handbag design
company. If that piques your interest, you can check out
www.gatahandmade.com or www.tutta-mia.ccom and do a
little shopping while you’re at it. Her experience there and
at BCIT has developed the technical skills needed to handle
our newsletter. We hope she'll enjoy communicating with our
community of pottery guild members and help excite you
more about receiving the newsletter.

Our new editor is wonderful, but she still needs your input.
You can assist by tapping out that clay story that you’ve been
thinking about. Share your experience and knowledge with
the rest of your guild members! You can reach Amber via
email at editor@bcpotters.com. Please send all articles for
the newsletter to our newsletter email at newsletter@bcpotters.c

y

om. For Ads, please email Amber to arrange

all the details and pre-payment.

Don Jung, for the Communications Commuttee

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