It is this defensiveness which makes criticism of pottery difficult.
The critic becomes a heretic in the eyes of the faithful and no one
pays any attention to him. In fact at present unfavourable criticism
would only help to drive the potter's head deeper into the sand.

It is time that we acknowledged the role that perceptive critics could
play in helping us to think about what we are doing. No artist should
deny that critics can help him to realize the significance of his own
contribution to the larger scheme of things. To ignore this larger
scheme and bury oneself in esoteric practices is to refuse the
challenge offered by our environment.

EXECUTIVE MEETING - MARCH 8, 1967

A deposit on the booking of Hycroft for Nov. 21-22, 1967, was
authorized.

It was decided to recommend a fee increase at the next General
Meeting.

GENERAL MEETING - APRIL 12, 1967

The new executive slate for 1967/68 listed below was voted into office:

PRESIDENT - Tam Irving - 5809 Marine Dr. , W. Vancouver 921-7573
ist VICE - Bill Parsk - 9468, 115A St., North Surrey 584-6010

2nd VICE - Don Hutchison - 619 E.15th Ave. , Vancouver 879-1009

3rd VICE - Michael Kemble - Ste. 141, 784 Thurlow, Van. 683-6354
TREASURER - Louise Huff - 630 Greenwood Rd., W. Van. 926-2139

CORRESPONDING

SECRETARY - Sue Arundel - 1450 Fulton, W. Vancouver 926-1348

RECORDING

SECRETARY - Muriel Parfitt - 4105 Burkehill, W. Van. 922-1758

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