The Potters Guild of B.C. NEWSLETTER is published 10 limnes a year as an. information link for the Member- ship. Submissions are welcome, and should be in the Guild office by the last Friday of the month. Material may be edited for publication, Managing Editor.Jan Kidnie Advertising Rates: (as of Jamu- ary,1093, & including G.8.T.) $120.00 full page; 850.00 hall page: $4000 one column: $35.00 quarter page: $25.00 half column. Unclassified ads: Free to Guild mem- bers; otherwise, $8.00 minimum, up tod lines; $2.00 per column line thereafter. All ads to be prepaid. Deadline is the last Friday of the manth, 1984 Membership in the Potters® Guild of British Columbda is $35.00 for individuals, $50.00 for family orshudio membership of 2 to 4 peo- ple. $70.00 for Institution and Group, and $20.00 for full-time stu- dents, January to December, in- cluding G.S.T. . Board of Directors, 1999: Tam Irving, Presicent; Nathan Rafla,Vice- President; June MacDonald, Secre- tary: Anita Wong, Treasurer; with Sarah Coote, Linda Doherty, Kersti Krug. Carol Mayer, Friedcrike Rahn, Keith Rice-Jones, Blea Schamis and Ron Vallis Staff: Jan Kidnie, Guild Office Ad- ministrator, Coralie Triance, Man- ager, Lea Pooce, Assistant, and Kaoru Coates, Gallery of B.C, Ceramics. Page 2 BOARD UPDATE The Board of Directors met on October 14th at Uhe Gallery of BC Ceramics on Granville Island, With the September financial statement not yet available, there was ne financial report. September Gallery sales however, were up by almost $2000 from 1992, which should help the balance sheet. The December issue of the newsletter will contain a nine- month summary of Guild activity. The Gallery Committee, having recently met, were full of plans for the coming season, and it was agreed that there should be a space in the Gallery for which application can be made by any member to sel] their work for a ahort period, without going through the furying process. A. motion was also passed to revert toa policy that only Guild members may sellon aregular basis in the Gallery. Letters will be sent to mon-members informing them of this change in policy, which isdue to increases in membership and the pressure for space in the Gallery, Workshop and exhibition plans for the coming year were reviewed. The Asila- Pactfic Society have agreed to sponsor a feature at the UBC Anthropology Museum of five potters from this province who have been influenced by oriental ceramic traditions. Dales and further details lo come later, The Board gave its support to the ‘94 Spring Sale plans as altered at the September 30th mecting, and it was agreed that amecting of the participants should take place as soon as possible. The Board received a letter ofresignation from Janet Kidnie, Office Administrator and Newsletter Editor, effective at the endof December, 1993, Kersti's position paper on Boards: their role and function, Was given some discussion and considerathon, Following a request for replacement of 2-9 kiln shelves in Studio 5, a motion te approve the request was carried. A Nominating Committee consisting of Friederike Rahn and Janet Kidnie will Prepare a report for the membership, in lime for the December Newsletter. The Anriical General Meeting will be held in January or February, 1994, at a date to be announced. MEMBERSHIP NOTES You will notice, | hope, that the latest membership and mailing list is included in the mailing of this issue of the newsletter, This year has been an encouraging one, with significant numbers of new members joining the Guild. Individual 1993 membership stamda at 262, with 19 group memberships, Welcome to the following new members since October lst Nicole Beck Alison Fearerieve Jack Forbes Palti Koenig Stuart Nicholls Marlena Perez Rowan Powell Louise Tennant Ruth Walmsley Karen Yule & Kelly Harrigan Thank you too, to those of you who have renewed your 1994 membership so prompthy Grou can tell, if there's a “94° after your name on the list). Fees are due by the end of 1993. Cc PS - Your filling out the membership questionnaire is appreciated as well; il will help to have a better idea of what and who we are. November, 1993