EDITOR

This will be my last newsletter as editor and I have sc many
people to thank for their help. Laurel McGregor, thanks for pro-
ducing the May edition and for her help on this and others. Deidre
Spencer who always gives a willing hand, valuable advice and
support, Marianne Garbsch who comes in from Lions Bay to help
with mailing and Savita Kshatriya, also a reliable member of the
Mailing Committee who cheerfully volunteers for the extra jobs
that always turn up. Billy Wittman another welcome volunteer who
helps out when we are short, and all the other helpers like
aes cere Magcie Judge, Jan Jorgenson, Maria Zaron. Thanks
o you all,

I know there are also many budding editors out there. I hope one
of you will volunteer soon to take over this job. I will be pleased
to help until you get the hang of it.

The next newsletter will be the September issue, All items for
this should be into the Guild Office, marked “Newsletter” by
August 24th ‘7.

Année Fleetham

JUNE 1987 ISSN 6319 912x

Published by the Potters Guild of British Columbia, 1359 Cart-
wright St., Granville Is., Vancouver, B.C. VOH 2R7.

Editors: Anne FPleetham and Laurel McGregor
Mailing: Marianne Garbech, Billy Wittman, Anne Fleetham
Contributors: Coralie Triance, Maggie Judge, D'arcy Margesson,
nne Tolmie, David Hawse, Cheri Markiewicz, Terry
Ryals
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Cover: Teavots by Andrew Wong (left), Sue Yara (rioht) oallery artists.
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