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Committees have been formed to get our wood supply in order, to run workshops,
to raise funds and to work on more grants,

Dr. Yukio Yamamoto is planning to come to Canada in January 1995, and we are
house hunting in the Nanaimo area.

Don't forget wa have bricks for sale. We need to raise more funds to pay for
the all metal building to cover the kiln and of course for all the
incidentals.

Any suggestions will be most welcome and of course we are always happy to hear
from interested potters and artists.

Next meeting will be January 21,1995 — at 10:00am. Place to be announced,
Regards Pa
Maureen Seardsly

NOTE: The Gallery of 8.C. Ceramics will be showing work by Or. Yamamoto in
mig-1995

MADE IN CLAY NOTES
CATHI JEFFERSON

Yikes! Boy, I made quite a mistake in the last newsletter. The price of
booth space is a total of $260.00 (mot $360.00). A $100.00 deposit is due by
December 1, 1994. This money is needed to book the Performance Works space on
Granville Island for the second annual MADE IN CLAY sale. The remaining
$160.00 is due by January 15, 1995. Participants that signed up for early
registration must forward their deposits as well as new participants. YOU
MUST SIGN UP ON TIME.

Some ideas for a theme or raffle need to be considered. A spring gale is 4
good time to capitalize on the fresh growth of plants. They need pots. Any
connection with the different horticultural societies and their interests
might lead to something. A garden theme has endless possibilities that could
really enhance the appeal of MADE IN CLAY and involve a gardeners organization
as well,

If you would like to participate in the Gallery of B.C. Ceramics consignment
area, the registration fee is $10.00. This allows you to show 3-5 pots. The
usual gallery commission is taken from all consignment sales.

If you want to volunteer te help out, contact me at 929-9175. Good luck with
your Christmas sales.

NOTE: TO DATE APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE SO00TH SPACES ARE TAKEN. YOU MUST
REGISTER NOW TO AVOID MISSING OUT.