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textured, and colored with oxides--then the more complex form ideas, with some ~
pieces not joined to the actual form, left separate, yet each an intregal part of
the form. It was an entertaining, and an inspiring presentation. Our thanks to
Denys James.

Hope you can make it to the October meeting. Barbara

DEADLINE for sending information about fairs, sales, workshops or showings is Nov.
4th inorder to be put in the newsletter. Or call Cherie at 266-2070 after 11 pm
or at the studio after 6 at 734-2247.

CATALOGUES from our 25th Anniversary Retrospect Show are still evailable for $4.75
which covers postage and mailing. Numerous picturea. Send your check to the Guild
address. ee

MEMBERSHIP FEES ARE DUE, meil to the Guild address, $10 for in-town, Lower Mainland,
$7 for out-of-towner and $5 for full-time students-~payable at the meeting.

NOTE: There are still openings on the executive that need filling, most importantly
the paying position of secretary, editorialshtp of the newsletter and a third person
to help with mailing. Next are the position of someone to ergehizeethe Spring Sale
Committee anc acGrants Committee. write then to the Guild or call Georgina at 987-
5340 or Sarbara Barron at 980-6446.

(... THANKS to Les Anyos for the donation to our library of the following books;
Cc

eramics-and How to Decorate Them Joan 8. Friolo
Ceramics Jolyon Hofsted
Pottery, Step-By-Step Collier Books
A Handbook on Seads _ weG.N. van der Sleen
Dictionary of Ceramics (2 copies) A.E. Dodd
| Pottery . MacDonald Guildlines

China Repairs and Restoration Rena Cross

How to Make Pottery M. Turoff

Getting Into Pots G. & N. Wettlauter
Early Slip-decorated Pottery in D.B. Webster

Canada

Technology of Enamels V.V. Vargin

Pattery and Gleaas | 8. Hollowood

Glazes - R. Green

Journel of the American Ceramic Society 1975-1978 Highly technical
Medalta (for collectors) R. & J. Symonds
Plaster Craft Handbook G. wolfe

Kyoto Ceramics #2 Arts of Japan

Pie Ceremony Utensils #3

IMPORTANT NOTICE: It's time to orgainze our Annual Hycroft Sale again. . .the big
money maker of the year. Potters will be allowed to bring up to 70 pieces (a set
counts as i p*e¢e) which are to be delivered to Hycroft House, 1489 McRae St., Van.,
on Thurs., Nov. 20. The sale will be on Fri., Nov. 21, from 10 am to 9 pm. Guild
commission 25%. More complete detais will be sent later to entrants. Entry fee
$15 for non-workers, $10 for workers of a minimum of 2 hours. Mail entry forms and
fees to, Marilyn Wallace, 4205 Glenhaven Cres., N. Van. PLEASE DO NOT SEND MEMBER}
SHIP FEES TO HER. DEADLINE: Nov. 5.

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"Muscle" men: move furniture, set-up stands, 8 am - noon, Thurs. Nov. 20.

> Checking-in pots: 3 hour shift, 1 pm-8pm, Thurs. Nov. 20.
Cashier/wrappers: 2 hour shifts, 10 am-9pm, Fri., Nov. 21.
Clean-up, "“Muscle"-men, and checkers, 9am-12 noon Sat., Nov. 22.

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