MEETING

September 16th, 1987 will be the first fall meeting of the
Potters Guild of British Columbia, to be held at 7:30 p.m,

at Van Dusen Gardens, 37th Avenue and Oak Street, Vancouver,
B.C, Members, would-be members and just-plain-interested in-
dividuals are welcome, Bring along your ideas and energies
for what promises to be a very exciting year.

Guest speaker this month is Jeanie Mah, who will be demons-
trating her air brush technique, discussing her work, and
showing slides. Jeanie, a5 you will remember, won first

prize in the non-functional category at "Ceramics'81", the
Guild show held last May at Robson Square Media Centre.
Jeanie's work in delicate porcelain with its subtle colouration
is excellent. Don't miss this meeting.

HYCROFT SALE ]

It is again that time of year to start thinking about the
Hycroft Sale. This is the Guild's big money-making event of
the year, and again we need your help and support to make
this sale a success.

For all our new mwmbers and those who have never participated
in the Hycroft Sale, or who have never seen the display, it
is a fun time for the potter, and a chance to get together
and to share new ideas and see some really excellent work.

The pots this year are to be delivered to Hycroft, 1489 McRae
Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. (near Granville and 16th), on Thursday,
November 26th, 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The sale will take place
Friday, November 27th, 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

The Guild will take a 25% commission on all sales. Complete
details and information will be sent to all entrants. The
$15.00 entry fee to be sent with the entry is for non-
workers while the $10.00 fee is for workers. Workers must
volunteer a minimum of 2 hours work for the $5.00 discount.

Please mail entry form and fee to: Marilyn Wallace, 4205

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