Inflation gefting you dewn?

In this age of inflation there are not many costs that
remain as immobile as a membership in the Potters Guild of

British Columbia. What a deal‘!

Lower Mainland Residnets $10 .00/yr
Qut of Town $ 7.00/yr
Students $ 5.00/yr

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Many thanks to the chiefs: Marilyn Wallace, Angela Wuh-
rer, Par Plumbe, Lyle Young, and Elizabeth Ratcliffe, and
their many hours spent between September and the sale, pro-
cessing applications, finding crews, and publicizing. To
Judy Burke, our chief cashier, who put in her usual long day
and to our treasurer, Jeanne Burns, who helped with account-
ing and banking, a special thenks is extended.

The set up crew,having no previous experience, did an
excellent job putting up the stands; I felt their design
worked very well. Bob Borsos came all the way from Mayne Is-

land to help:
From the hungry workers comes a thank-you for Georgina

Hughes and her famous blueberry muffins and one for Anne
Fleetham, who served food and kept the coffee hot for two
long days. Mrs.Caulder, mother of one of our new members,
donated most of the food;it was delicious and much appreciat-

ed.
Finally, to all the willing helpers who gave their Lime

aid energy to the sale, thank-you and have a Merry Christmas.
A complete report will be contained in the January

jawsletter.
Elizabeth Reynolds