glazes with some quite fair results. Is there a course in a Canadian
university where he can get a degree? I would be grateful if anyone
could give me some information for him.

Gerry Weld.

Editor's Note: Our apologies to Gerry for missing her report
in our previous issue, due to printing deadlines.

MEETINGS

The next General Meeting of the B.C. Potters' Guild will be held in
September. There will be an Executive Committee meeting in June at
which preliminary plans will be laid for the Hycroft sale, among other
maiters to be discussed.

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A Reminder - 1965/1966 dues of $3.00 were due April Ist. If yours
are not yet paid will you kindly send them in to the Treasurer, Mr.
Jack Diggle.

An Apology - The second paragraph on page 4 of the previous issue of
"The Western Potter' was thought by some members to imply derogatory
thoughts about past juries or executive members. Please be assured
that no derogatory meaning whatsoever was intended, but in view of

the possible interpretation of the wording, a sincere apology is hereby
offered.

Out-of-Town - Mrs E. H. Dodge of Nakusp, B.C., has expressed
interest in the B.C, Potters' Guild. New members from all parts of
the country are welcomed, and we hope Mrs Dodge will submit news
of her area, perhaps through Frances Hatfield.

Catalogues - Catalogues of "Ceramics '65" are available at 50¢ a
copy. Write to: Canadian Guild of Potters, 100 Avenue Road,
Toronto 5, Ontario.