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Potters Guild 1991 Board of
Directors: Tam Irving, President;
D'Arcy Margesson, Vice President;
June MacDonald, Secretary;
Dona Nabata, Treasurer:
Rosemary Amon, Bob Kingsmill,
Elwin Lowe, Nathan Rafla,
Fredi Rahn, Terry Saimoto,
Elsa Schamis, Debra Sloan.

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| Gallery of BC.Ceramics.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT

The Annual General Meeting of the
Potters’ Guild of B.C. on Thursday,
January 23, 1992, will elect 7 new or re-
electec] members to fts Board of 12
Individuals.

The five present board members who are
carrying on, beginning their second year
of service to the Guild, are:
Rosemary Amon, who has been
Workshop and Programme Committee
Chair;

Dona Nabata, who has been Treasurer,
and Finance Citee and Nominating Cttee
Chair;

Friederike Rahn, who has served as
Library Citee Chair and on the
Publications Committee;

Terry Saimoto, who has been on the
Workshop and Programme Committee,
and

Debra Sloan, whe has been CABC Rep
and on the Exhibition and Gallery
comimlliees.

Three Board members are stepping down
for Various reasons before their 3 year
time is up. They are:

Bob Kingemill, who has been on the
Publications and Newsletter Cttee and
on the Selections and Awards Cttee:
Elwin Lowe, who has served on Lhe
Publications Cttee, anc

D'Arcy Margesson, who has been
Gallery Cttee Chair and on the Library
Cliee,

Four Board members have served the
full three years and are willing to have
their names stand for reelection. They
are:

Tam Irving, who has been President for
two years and has served as Exhibitions
Cttee. Chair;

June MacDonald. who has been
Secretary and served as Awards Clire
Chair and on the Finance Cttee:
Nathan Rafla, who has served as
Selections Cttee Chair, and on the
Publications Cites.. ancl

Eles Schamis, who has served as
Publications Ctlee Chair and on the
Exhibitions Cite.

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In addition to the four listed above who
are willing to stand for re-election, the
folowing members of the Guild are
willing to stand for election to the Board
beginning in 1982: [A brief statement by
or about the person follows)

Sarah Coote: “As a functional potter
who was trained in an academic
atmosphere, | have taught ceramics at
university level. and have been
responsible for organizing several
programs. [ would like to contribute my
experience and energy to the Board of
Directors of the Potters’ Guild of B.C,”
Linda Doherty: A functional potter who
has worked in this province for many
years, she has been a member of the
Guild and represented in the Gallery for
quite some time.

Kirety Krug is the Director of
Communications, Marketing Deve-
lopment and Public Relations at the
UBC Museum of Anthropology, and is
interested In assisting the Guild in her
area of expertise.

Corel Mayer: is Curator of the Ceramics
DimMision, including the Koerner Wing at
the Museum of Anthropolory at UBC. A
past board member of CABC, as well as
curator at the Vancouver Museum, she
was Instrumental in the “Made by Hand"
and other local exhibitions.

Anita Wong: A recent graduate of Emily
Carr College of Art and Design who
works in earthenware at her Cloverdale
studio, Anita says “[ would like to stand
for election to the Board because f would
like to be a part of the decialon-making
process. and to be a representative of
ceramusts at large”.

Ron Vallis: A 1975 graduate of
Vancouver School of Art, anda practising
potter for 10 years, Ron has worked for
the past six years as Preparator at the
Equinox Gallery in Vancouver,

Dona Nabata, Nominating Cttee Chair

A thonk you to all of the above indiidu-
als is due for their ongoing inveoluement,
suppart, and effort in keeping the Guild
‘on track”. A ballot for the election of
officers will be included in the Jaraicny
newsletter.

December. 1991