towards the furtherance of ceramic interests in the West. In other
words, participants will benefit indirectly from commission fees.

Arrangements ar. in hand to organize publicity for the sale and to
ensure proper displays.

Detail:

i. submissions: Entries will be accepted from both members and
non-members. In order to cover handling costs an entry fee of
$1.00 will be charged. If you wish to submit work please send
your $1.00 with your name and address and the estimated number
of pots you wish to submit to: Mr. J, Diggle, 1070 West Keith
Road, North Vancouver, B.C.

2. Commission: Members 25%
Non-members 33 1/3%

3. Number of Submissions: A maximum of fifty (50) items will be
accepted from any one individual. Sets can be of any size and
ceramic sculpture will be accepted,

4, Collection and Jurying Centre: The Bau <i Gallery,

555 Hamilton Street, Vancouver, B.C. Tel: 683-3457.
AL items should be delivered or mailed to this address on the
specified dates (see 5. below).

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Submission Dates:

Greater Vancouver Area November 19th - 20th, 12:00 - 5.00 pm.

Cut of Town areas November 16th - 20th inclusive

a, Identification: To avoid confusion please PRINT marking tabs
CLEARLY and make sure that tabs are WELL glued. Zach
piece should bear a PRINTEL tah with the following information:
NAME NUMBER PRICE
Pots should be numbered in sequence from one onwards accord-
ing to the total number <ntered, The individval pieces of sets
should be marked with the SAME number followed by a number in
brackets indicating the number of items in the set, All pieces
must be accompanied by a SIGNED list with the following

information:
NAME ADDRESS POT NUMBERS PRICES & DESCRIPTIONS

Co not forget to make a copy of this list for your own records.

Ts Pick-up of Unsold or Rejected Items: Unsold items may be
collected directly from Hycroft (1489 }.cFae Ave.) immediately
after the sale and until 12:00 a.m, on November 25th. Pots not
collected at these times and rejected entries should be collected
at the Bau «i Gallery (555 Hamilton St.) on November 26th,
Please observe these deadlines. Items that are not collected will
be returned C.0.B. We would suggest that out of town members
arrange to have a local representative on hand to collect unsold

pote,

a. Payment: Cheques, less commission, will be mailed to
participants by November 30th.

* Western Canadian Craft Show
#8 a result of discussions with Mr. Simmins and Mrs Shadbolt of the
Vancouver Art Gallery, a Western Canadian Craft Show seems
possible in the not too distant future, Mr. Simmins has authorized us
to tell you that he is in favour of it in principle, and is prepared to
recommend it to his budget committee,

This would be an invitational show of dignity and prestige, and would
probably include ceramics, weaving, stitchery, batik jewellery,
ceramic sculpture, and possibly architectural pieces; these latter in
photograph or moquette form, if they are large.

This show would be well juried, and it would be a mark of recognition
to be invited, an honour to be included in the show. The show would be
biennial, and in our opinion the prestige craft show of Western Canada.

Tentative date for the show is Nay 1966, and it is not too early to be
planning your entries in case you are invited. Competition will be keen
45 all four Western Provinces will be represented,

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