NOTES FROM THE PRESIDENT
RE EXHIBITIONS

Every effort will be made to insure

— that in the future all the members of the B, C. Potters Guild be

fully informed of any show or exhibition held in Canada or
elsewhere;

- that aii correspondence between the B.C, Guild and the Canadian

Guild of Potters covering exhibitions will be fully published
without exception;

4 - that a clarifying statement will be forthcoming as te specific ways

and means for B,C, Pottery to be chosen by the Canadian Guild
of Potters for National or International exhibitions, without pre-
judice or favoritism whatsoever; and

~ that, therefore, in the event that the Canadian Guild with whom we

are affiliated wishes te have work available on the spot for short
notice dispatch, the B.C, Guild would be willing to have
Representative work juried and available for the purpose,

COMING EVENTS...

General meeting of the Potters Guild on Thursday, Feb, 18 in

the auditorium of the Vancouver School of Art, Dunsmuir and
Hamilton St, at 7,30 p,m.

Lecture by Dr, A.C. D, Chaklader, Assist, Professor, Department
of Metalurgy, University of B,C, Dr, Chakiader will speak on
CLAY AND ITS USES IN CERAMICS - no admission charge,

The Children's Foundation is holding its annual Studio Fair on
April 2, 1965, at Hycroft’and has requested potters wishing to
participate to contact Mrs A.R. Symons, 5260 Keith Rd, , West
Vancouver as soon as possible, There is no entry fee. Potters
set their own price and receive 60% of the proceeds, (Last
year's total sale reached $2,600 with 1200 people attending).

We are anticipating a lecture by Leonard Woods on historical
aspects of pottery. Mr. Woods is particularly interested in
talking about Sung pottery, Date will be announced in next news
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