MEETING

The next meeting of the Potters Guild of British Columbia
will be held on Monday, March 18th, at the ABERTHAU
CULTURAL CENTRE, 4397 West 2nd Avenue (corner Trimble

and 2nd).

The Social half hour will begin at 7 p.m., from 7.30 -
& pam. there will be a short business meeting, and the
Guest Speaker, Neil Dalrymple, will start about & p.o.

He plans to make a sculpture of a mythical creature.

Niel Dlrymple studied art and design in England and also
taught there before moving to Canada. He now works in
Vancouver. He has had numerous group and solo shows,
and his work is featured in public and private collec-
tions. His demonstration should be an extremely inter-
esting one.

GEPORI ONES Cel

The Board wishes to extend an invitation to members to
apply for a valuable position involved in publicity.
The activities involved will be working on posters and
with printers, and making contacts with newspapers,
radio, magazines and television.

We feel this is an excellent opportunity for someone to
learn how to make contact and deal with the media, and
how to deal with promotion in general.

Applicants please apply to: Debra Sloan, 736-3039.

The Alexandra (ex-Ping) Gallery is looking for high-
quality and original works by new potters for consignment.
Potters should send 6 to 10 (maximum) slides of their
work and enclose a self-addressed and stamped envelope

if they want the slides returned. Do not bring your

potas to the gallery.

Alexandra Gallery, 12 West Pender St., Vancouver, V6B LR5.

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