ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: Janu-
ary 24, 1991, 7:30 pm. at the Gran-
ville island Information Centre /across
the street fram the Arts Club, the east
end of the Market, and Bob Kingsmill's
etudic)

As promised in the December Newsilet-
ter, those members who are willing and
have been nominated to stand for elec-
tion te the Board of Directora have been
asked to make a brie! statement for this
issue. Unfortunately. events since De-
cember have made it impossible for Don
Hutchinson and Kathryn Youngs to
remain on the roster of nominees: Don
would be unavailable for meetings both
Wednesday and Thursday nights, and
Kathryn will be unable to regularly al-
tend meetings as well, so our roster is

Rosemary Amon: “I'd like to work to-
wards helping more people take full
advantage of the benefits of belonging to
the Potters' Guild".

Jacqui Bergland: “As a student of ce-
ramics, bul someone who intends to
make it a career. | would like to be
involved atth the Coiled.”

Bob Kingsmill: *!*ve been on the Board
almost too long already, but Uf this or-
Panization needs a rudder, Ive certeiniy
Bot lhe weigh. God knows there's enough
Benius in this ceramic community te fill
the sails; however, the whole thing does
demand participation,”

Dona Nabata: “The Potlers' Guild should
provide support, awareness, and com-
munication ameng those in the clay
community, enabling them to reach out
to the public at large.”

Fred Raho: “i'minterested in and would
like to be involved with the Guild.*

Please register me_for the

PAUL MATHIEU WORESHOP

Saturday and Sunday, February 16 & 17,1991 10am -4pm
at ECCAD Ceramics Department, 1399 Johnston SL, Granville Island

_.....---. 4140 Non member

Terry Saimoto: “Since approaches to
clay are so very individual ancl varied, !
would like to see this organization that
lhave enjoyed and benefitted from for so
Many years continue bo strive to serve
the needs of as many Interests and
philosophies as possible, whether they
be functional non-functional, craft/art,
traditional /oontemparary, profeasional,!
hobbyistor intellectual /fother, and to
consider each with dignity and respect,
hopefully never forwetling Lhe efferts of
the many people whe came from all
levels of the ceramic discipline and
contributed so greatly to the growth and
development of this worderful organi-
galbon.”

Debra Sloan: “[ would like to become
actively involved with the Guild again,
and was glad to be asked.”

The six members of the 1990 Board who
will remain on the Board for the coming
yvear are Tam lrving, Elwin Lowe, June
MacDonald, D'Arcy Margesson, Nathan
Rafla and Elsa Schamis.

Mail to:
The Potters Guild of B.C.

now eeven. Their statements [ollow
beet bevear.
$35 Guild Member...
Name
Address
Phone

1359 Cartwright St.
Vancouver, B.C. V6H SRT

{ ) Membership Application
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Mail to:

Name:

The Potters Guild of B.C.

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

Address:

City & Province:

Postal Code: Tel:

Tenclose my cheque/ money order in the amount of § __
(Fees: Individual: $20/year, Group: $30/year)

January, 1981

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