Interesting Statistics:

Number of contributing potters 67
Number of pieces of pottery submitted 3,285
Number of pieces of pottery sold 1,641
Range of prices of pots $2.00 - $500.00
Average price of pieces sold $16.73
Number of customers - approximately 3,800

The whole event had an air of fun, festivity and friend-
liness about it. Even in the streets we had walking
sandwich board advertisements, magnificently mobilized by

a wide variety of individual potters, ranging from a very
dapper lookirg "tweedy" man; a female bedecked with holly

and baubles all the way to a mysterious formally attired
top-hatted gent who re-appeared the next day donning
boards over @ 17th century costume, complete with doublet
and all the finery.

Many thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of
the Sale = those who brought their wares to sell; those
who worked before, during and after, and especially those
who worked multiple shifts; those who supplied refresh-
ments for workers; the committee heads who put in untold
hours of work, ideas, phoning, co-ordinating and leg work
and the days of accounting work following the sale. We
had helpers from outside the Guild too, and especially
want to thank Adrian Ross who gave up a day of his time
to lend a prefessional air to the decor. We were very
pleasantly surprised with the arrival, Friday, of a crew
from CKVU T.V¥. Weatherman, Doug Miller, did five weather
epots admidst our sale, giving us a marvellous plug each
time. Our heatiest thanks to you, Doug!

Last but not least a very special thank-you goes out to
the several volunteers who offered their time and talent
without waiting to be asked. “hat meant so much!

Peery Cameron - Sales Convener.

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