CALL FOR ENTRY

Cirele Craft 10th Annual Christmas
Market Juried Craft Show, al Vanom-
yer Trade and Convention Centre,
November 11-15, 1902. contact Paul
Yard, Producer, at (604) 737-9050.

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MINO ‘92 - the 3rd International Ce-
ramica Competition in two categories:
ceramics design and ceramic arts, For
further information, contact office at
683-9623. May 31 entry deadline.

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“Original Traditions annual juried
contemporary fine craft exhibition and
sale will be held August 21 through 23,
1992 on the grounds of the Pacific Rim
Artisan Village in Chemainua, Vancou-
ver Island, B.C. For further information
and application form, contact Original
Traditions, Box 858, Chemainus, B.C.
VOR 1KO, or call Ray Sapergia at 246-
9852. Application deadline is March
d1st.

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Parke International calls for partici-
pants in its many crafl shows through-
out the province, including Vancouver's
VanDnisen Gardens and Victoria's Crys-
tal Gardens. Contact Lym at 269-2363
or Chris at 926-0486 for further infor-
mation on dates and Jocatians.

The Community Arts Connell of Van-
courer is accepting proposals for exhi-
bitioens In its gallery. Individual and
proup submissions by Greater Vancou-
ver artisos and artisans working in any
visual art medium are welcome. Prefer-
ence Will be given to proposals featuring
more than ome artist and to those of
emerging artists. Submissions by socle-
Ues, educational institutions, and other
interest groups are encouraged, Dead-
line for proposals ls March 27, 1S.
Submission forms are available by
sending a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope to: Gallery Submission Form,
Community Arts Council] of Vancouver,
837 Davie St., Vancouver, Vez 1B7

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Membership! ininininn Many of
you have been unusually swift this
year in paying membership fees,
and for that, thank you. If you are
unsure as to Where you're at, check
the envelope label. [fit says 92 after
your mame, you can relax in the
knowledge that your membership
will continue, and that the April
newsletter will arrive at your address
{as long as we have the correct infor-
malinr)

We aim to keep you up-to-date and
informed!

Janie yer Son Ane ia

DAVID SMITH
Sun Buginnss Aeporter

Despite a selhack or two and
spending $2 million in the fast
several years, a public Vancouver
company still hopes to bring a
kaolin mine at Lang Bay near
Powell River inte production.

Lang Bay Resources. formerly
Fargo Resources, hat started an
evaluation with Fletcher Chal-
lenge to see if it is commercially
viable to use the industrial min-
eral as a wood fibre substitute,
creating a brighter newsprint,

This could be your space —
submuasions are welcome)

“Nobody's using kaolin in the
Pacific Northwest right now and
we're hoping to change that. It's
been Loo expensive lo import.”
says LBR president Lauch
Farris.

“The largest known deposit of
kaolin on the weal coast of North
America is right al Lang Bay.”

The only major white kaolin
mine in North America is in Geor-
gia, where some of the kaolin is
used to give editions of USA
Today a brighter, more opaque
finish, said Farris.

{ ) Membership Renewal
{ ) Change of Address

Name:

{ ) 1992 Membership Application

Mail to: The Potters Guild of B.C.

1359 Cartwright St.
Vancouver, B.C. V6H 3R7

Address:

City & Province:

Postal Code:

Tel:

Ten¢lose my cheque/money order in the amount of $ ———_
1992 Fees: Individual: $26,75/year, Group: $42.80/year, January—December incl. GST.

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