pottery and more are planned. Exact dates and times will be
annouced as Satellite swings into orbit,

Hours for Satellite: Monday through Saturday - 10.00 a.m. to
10,00 p.m,
Sunday - 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m,

CORRESPONDENGE
The Editor, Western Potter.

Tthink it might be a good idea to develope the exchange of
comments of the members as a feature in the Western Potter; with
this in mind and thinking that the subject could possibly be a good
one for discussion, [ am submitting some ideas with regard to our
annual sale. Bear in mind that these are suggestions only, some
may not be possible to Implement under the existing conditions.

To be 4 complete success I suggest that two of the most important
features are space and good lighting: the good points of a well made
pot are more or less lost if It is not adequately iNluminated and if

it is alse crowded into a mass.

From the points of view of both exhibitor and the public, all pots
should be on display from the opening of the sale. This is
necessary to get the right person and the right pot together at the
same time. With our present number of active potters there is little
likelihsed of the shelves being depleted, This would need a larger
hall than Hycroft,

An Innovation which ls an advantage for both potter and public would
he to group the work of each potter separately with a card showing
the exhibitor's name: this plan was successfully fol lowed in a
Guild sale held at Oakridge some years ago,

Jurying, I submit, seems to have become more or less of a farce,
There are s0 many standards: opinions today are so diverse as to
what is good, bad or indifferent that perhaps the public in the end
is the best judge and will buy what they individually like and want:
in other words, make their own decisions with regard to buying.

At the present time the Guild has no method of determining the
number of people that attend the sale. The giving of a pot as a
cis