NEWSLETTER, June 1976, cont'd:

INTRODUCTION:
AWARD PRESENTATION:
- JURY:

AWARD CONTRIBUTORS:

B.C. CERAMICS '76 REPORT

NANCY STAR

DAVID LAMBERT
ALBERT BORCH
FRANCES HATFIELD
BYRON JOHNSTAD

B.C. POTTERS SUPPLY
COAST CERAMICS

CREATORS CORNER

ESTRIN MANUFACTURING LTD.
FATREY & CO LTD.
GREENBARN POTTERY
HANDCRAFT HOUSE

M.J. CERAMICS CENTRE

PEG'S PLACE

AWARD WINNERS:

Wayne Ngan lidded jar $500.00
Roger Stribley tugboat $200.00
David Wallace lidded jar $200.00
John Olive big bowl $100.00
Kathleen Hamilton two bottles $100.00
Gail Olive elephant sculpture $100.00
Elinor Vassar lidded jar $100.00
Renee Brown sculpture $100.00
Robin Righton plate $100.00

PARTICIPANTS:
Meg Buckley

Ron Nelson

Renee 8rown Wayne Ngan
Chris Clarke Gail Olive
Jean Clarke Jack Olive

Susan Clarke

Judy Cranmer
Dorothy Doherty
Frances Fraser
Fanny Grubner
Kathleen Hamilton
Bob Kingsmill ©
Danny Kostyshin
Hanna Kristmanson
Linda Mackie
Margaret McClelland
Don Murray

David Wallace

Lance Olson
Laurel Ramsey
Robin Righton
Anne Roberts
Karen Schoonover
Geoff Searle
Nancy Star

Roger Stribley
Doug Taylor
Gordon Thorlaksson
Akira Tomita

Ron Tribe

Elinor Vassar

REPORT by HANNA KRISTMANSON:
There were a lot of people involved in making 8.C. Ceramics '76 a success.

First we'll mention the Centennial Museum and Planetarium for a beautiful
space to show our work and for the support of their staff.

Next was the jury who gave us a very thorough and professional look.
We also appreciate the help the donors gave towards our prize money.

Among the people who headed committees were: Barbara Seach in Finance,
Jane Sradish who was invaluable in protecol and letter and brochure
writing. Judy Cranmer and Marian Goddard who catered opening night.
Brenda Davie who did a marathon job of phoning for helpers. Ruth Meechan
who solicited funds from our donors. Joan Ritchie and Ann Rabas for
publicity, and Fred Owen for an excellent job of display. There are many
more people who didn't head committees but who put in long hours of work.

cont'd.