Tues.
Oct. 16.

Tues.

Octw23.

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LANGLEY

ORIENTAL STUDIOS: Fred Owen and Jeanne Sarich re-
count their observations and experiences in
Japanese and Korean studios, using slides to
illustrate their talk.

EUROPEAN STUDIOS: A seminar exploring the conten-
porary studio situation in Europe, England and
Scandanavia. Local potters who have travelled,
studied and worked overseas will "compare notes"
on their experiences, particularly with reference

to B.C. and studio potteries here.

CENTENNIAL MUSEUM AND EXHIBITION CENTRE, Corner

Mavis & King St., Fort Langley. Tel: 888- 3922:
Brush Demonstration, Sunday, October 28, 2 - 4. .00 p

Raku.

Potter Mas Hori will discuss and illustrate ee
application of brush designs to ceramic ware,
Sunday, November 4, 1 - 4.00 p.m. A discussion
and demonstration of the raku processes by
Potter, Erent Gloeckler. The materials and

techniques of producing raku ware will be examined.
PLACE DES ARTS, 1120 Brunette Ave., Coquitlam, Tel: 526-2891.

Fail

Wheelthrowing Classes. Beginning, Intermediate &
Advance Wheelthrowing and Glaze Investigation.
Teacher: Jeanne Sarich.

Wheelthrowing Beginners/Intermediate/Advaneced -
ceptember 24 and 245,

Glaze Investigation - September 29,

Lillian Combs will be returning to teach Ceramics
in the Fall.

Registration September 10-22, For further info
call Elfreda Ramsbottom, 526-2891.

COMMISSTONABLE CRAFT - VANCOUVER LIBRARY. Three of our

members, David Zawaduk, Margaret MceClelland and The
Great Canadian Stoneware Co. had pieces displayed in

GAs

exhitition which ended on September 4,

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