The "WESTERN POTTER" No. 24 September, 1971.

This isn't going to be much of an editorial.

It’s well past midnight, I've lost the last part of Don's article
on stacking a kiln and will have to re-type it from notes, I
was going to take this issue in to Vancouver tomorrow morning
to be printed up and I haven't got all the material for it, AND
my car is in the garage for repairs, and without it how do I
get materials and a worker to the Mission Faire site to build
me a booth, and I have a week to do two weeks' work to have
enough pottery for the Kiwanis Fair in North Van. and I paid
my $12.00 for a booth there several months ago never dreaming
that it would end up this rushed -- rushed, of course, but not
THIS rushed.

I could go on and on, but I'll spare you.

Who knows what the next issue will be like? Ye gads'

it will be Christmas then! And the Hycroft Sale will be all
over.

Don't let's think about it.

I'll just shut my mind to it and get busy re-typing Don's article.

See you

(I hope),

Ruth