Norah McCullough retires as Liaison Officer

Many craftsmen across Canada will be sorry to learn that Norah
McCullough retired in August as Liaison Officer with the National
Gallery.

New Canadian Representative Chosen: Miss Norah McCullough, the
Canadian representative on the General Assembly of the World Craft
Council from 1964-1967 announced the result of the election of her
successor on the Council recently. Voting, which was restricted to
Canadian members of the W.C.C, elected Miss Mary Eileen Muff,
Provincial Craft Advisor, Youth and Recreation Branch, of the Cntario
Department of Education for the next term.

Miss Muff will represent Canadian concerns at the Peru Conference,
August 25 - Sept. 5. Several other Canadians will be attending, among
them, Penny Gouldstone, Faculty of Education, University of B.C.

ATHENA

She drove off the devils who broke pots or cracked the
varnish - the demons SYNTRIPS, SABAKTES and
SMARGUS who lay in ambush in the oven or in the clay
itself,

from the bulletin board of
the Ceramics Room - U. B.C.

MEMBERSHIP FEES are now payable for the fiscal year beginning April,
1968, Due to complications in the printing of reminders these are only
now being mailed out. Would all members please send their dues to
the treasurer: Mr. Peter Grossman,

1165 Mathers Ave.,

West Vancouver, B.C,

Fees: $5.00... Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley Area
33,00... Other Areas

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