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HYCROFT SALE ENTRY FORM

NAME - ; ; PHONE
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WORKER FEE $10 enclosed NON-WORKER FEE $15 enclosed

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VERY IMPORTANT: In order to help the Hycroft Committee find the people to do the
various shifts etc., we have included a “work form" to be maild in Sarlier than
your entry forms and fees. Those of you who intend to sell your pots at Hycroft,

or who would just like to help, please check off the job before Oct. 15 and mat}
to the above address.

VOLUNTEER WORK FORM
Check one
"Muscle" men: move furniture, set-up stands, 8 am - noon, Thurs. Nov. 20.

‘Checking-in pots: 3 hour shift, 1 pm-&pm, Thurs. Nov. 20.
Cashier/wrappers: 2 hour shifts, 10 am-9pm, Fri., Nov. 21.
Clean-up, “Muscle"-men, and checkers, Yem-12 noon Sat., Nov. 22.

Name: Phone:
Address:

SIXTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF ARTS & CRAFTS, Sun., Sept. 28, at Boitanio Park, 10-4.

Contact Vicki Andrews, 1706 Signal Pt. Rd., Williams Lake, V2G 2W7. Or call 332m
from Dec. 4-7.

CRAFTS FAIR IN ALBERTA for those wishing to have a booth in Edmonton,

Contact, Cynthia Levy, c/o 3564 W. &th, a or call 261-1817 or Trudy Pekarsky

at 734-7261. = v

SQUAMISH ARTS COUNCIL MKT., Oct. 25, 1-5 c Debbie Kahane, 892-3617.

MIDWINTER ARTS & CRAFTS SALE, Nov. 21-22, write Box 630, Chase, B.C. VOE IMO. 5

FIRST ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ARTISANS! MKT., $55-$65 per booth, Dec. 6-7, Call 722-2459,

Cedar community Hall, Nanaimo.

BURNABY CRAFT MKT., Burnby Arta Council, 298-7322.

WORKSHOPS

HE TRAVELLING WORKSHOPS sponsored by the Potters Guild of 8.C. and the Craftsmen's
: ssoc. of 8.C., are still avatlable to communities in 8.C. wishing to host a local
workshop of one or more days with an out-of-town instructor.

The hosting community is responsible for the instructors fee, recommended by the

Guild at $150 a day as well as accomodation and meals during th t. T
and CABC will pay the travel coats. g the visit. The Guild

To assist in organizing workshop schedules and budget } DB:

geting,; please anply soon. write
Ronda Green, Travelling Workshop Co-ordinator, 5410 Keith Rd., We Vane, V7W 2N2,
including two or three preferences, dates, location and duration of workshop. Fol-
lowing is a list of available people which will be updated as needed.

Jean Fahrni - Two screen slide lectures on early Asian ceramic history anc 3E: Asian
potters today, informal practical sessicns, How to photograph one's work instruc-
tion.

Ronda Green - Beginner and intermediate wheel work, earthenware, Cone 02 glaze firing,
local clay preparation, slip and engobe decoratiin techniques.

Jan Grove - All levels of wheelwork. He presently fires cone 4-6, electric.
Glaze calculations, decorative techniques taught as well as a comprehensive slice
collection of personal work and European, Australican and N. American potters.

= Don Hutchinson - will give a general throwing workshop for the beginner and inter-
“meciate level. He works in stoneware.

anc textures. One step firing in Raku and low-fire salt glaze. Kiln construc-
tion. Aesthetic critiques of participant's work.

Corinne Kingma - Slide presentation and workshop on the use of slizs and textures
on handbuilt and thrown work, masks, dolls and tiles.