The resignation of Mrs Yolande Newby, who has returned to
California to live, was accepted with regret.

The highlight of the evening was the showing by Mr. Stan Clarke of an
excellent collection of slides, first of Canadian pots in Ceramics '65,
and then as a contrast, the more avant garde American pots of the
Northwest Craftsmen's Show of '65 at the Henry Gallery in Seattle.
Then Dr, Saxton showed slides of the famous primitive Mexican potter
Dona Rosa, at work, and allowed us to examine with eye and hand some
examples of her beautiful work.

FORTHCOMING NEWS

We are very happy that Harry Davis from New Zealand will be
giving a workshop in April. He ran a very interesting Pottery on
a water mill in Cornwall, England, before moving to New Zealand.
He is very well versed in workshop methods and has one of the best
funds of technical knowledge about pottery, minerals, etc. in the
world, Besides Mr. Davis' visit, we may also have the pleasure
of three or four more renowned potters. We would like them to
give us the benefit of their experience if we can arrange it.
Bernard Leach may visit us sometime in May. John Reeve and
perhaps Warren McKenzie from Minnesota may come in July and
Gwyn Hanssen may come during the summer on her return to
Europe from Australia, We would indeed be fortunate to have
these potters in a series of workshops. Shall we try?

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