Hycroft, Annual Fall Sale: This event has been the Guild's
major fund-raiser. Always a large undertaking, with tremen-
dous work load for the committee, this year's Hycroft Sale
was not quite as financially successful as we had hoped. The
reasons for this have been under discussion (i.e. changes in
the marketplace, competition with more and more craft fairs,
and more outlets for pottery, etc.) and the sale committee
and the board are working on plans for some changes in this
event next year.

Workshops: Two workshops have been held: Franklyn Heisler from
Nova Scotia, and Anne Lewis from New Mexico. We would

very much like to have more workshops, and this is an area in
which we have not yet found a co-ordinator. We need a new
board member to look after in-town workshops.

Projects “in the works":
Annual Spring Sale: Planned for April 18 at Van Dusen
Gardens, the board hopes this will be an annual event
and will improve the Guild's fund-raising position.
Ceramics ‘81: The annual exhibition at Robson Square,
May 20 - 31.
Members List: A new list is long overdue, and is being
printed now.
Spring Scholarships and Awards: A letter is going out to
the eight B.C. colleges asking them to submit the names
of their top students, who will receive these awards at
theiy graduation ceremonies.

- Barbara Earron

Workshops

HARLAN HOUSE WORKSHOP will be held at Lester B. Pearson Col-
Tege of the Pacific, Victoria, B.C... on Saturday, April 25,
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday, April 26, 9:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m. For further information see last month's newsletter
or write Robin Hopper, 4283 Metchosin R., R.R. #1, Victoria,
B.C. VBX 3W9.