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December - January 2011 |
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ALL THE USUAL INFORMATION The Clayfolk Newsletter is published
five times a year.
Newsletter Editor You can email any of the above underlined members simply by clicking on their name |
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
The 2010 Clayfolk Annual Sale was a
big success and one of best shows ever, thanks to our faithful following of
clientele, and great potters new and old. I would like to thank all the
committee chairs for the hard work they did to produce such a wonderful show,
all the participating potters for the work they did on their committees and during
their work shifts, and, Debora Mahannah, our show chair, for her willingness to
take on challenges with a tireless sense of humor. We are looking forward to
employing her expertise again next year.
See you on January 23rd at the potluck, Penelope Dews
Mandatory Chairs' Meeting
Sunday ~
Talent Fire House
Please update your notebooks and bring
them to the meeting.
Potluck and Gift Exchange
Sunday ~
This gathering will be held once again
at the Talent Fire House on Hwy 99 near the intersection of Suncrest/Colver and
Hwy 99. This is a fun time for members to catch up on Clayfolk news, celebrate
our show success and look to the New Year. The general meeting and program will
be followed by the gift exchange. To participate in the gift exchange, please
bring one of your pieces of pottery wrapped and ready to go. Bob Johnson will
present the program. He will show slides on how to build a spray booth and will
also provide information on several different sprayers that he uses. Members
are asked to bring their favorite sprayers so the group can share their
spraying techniques and experiences, enriching all of our knowledge. We will
also be reviewing committee chair and board positions open as of June 1st.
Board Meeting
Gallery
A gallery in
New Members
Welcome to the following new members : Debra and Larry Nelson from
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From the Show Chair
Thank you everyone for working
together to make this year's show one of the largest
ones to date. I enjoyed meeting the new artists that joined the show this year
and hope Clayfolk members were able to make their acquaintance. I look forward
to working with everyone during the next year's show to make it a success as well.
All chairs please update any information, including budgets, equipment changes
with description, contact names and numbers, timeline of events, future
desires/thoughts for your committee, suggestions for next year as to what
worked, what didn't, and etc.
Please provide me with a copy of your
update either by email toastytoes@ccountry.net or by snail mail
The next meeting is set for Sunday,
January 23rd at
Debora Mahannah
Library Book Donations for 2010
Ceramic in the Environment Wall Pieces
Janet Mansfield Dominique Bivar Segurado
Techniques Using Slips Slab Techniques
John Mathieson Ian Marsh and Jim
Robinson
The Basic of Throwing On the River Through the
David Cohen Frank Boyden and Tom Coleman
Studio Space Available
The
Contact Susy Manley for more information : susycue@planetmail.com or sign up at the front
desk at the
Blast From the Past
From the Archives
"….. We thought it would be good
to have a meeting to get everyone's ideas about Clayfolk and where it should be
going. One of our ideas is to form a steering committee to provide more
continuity. JoAnn has volunteered her house for a meeting Tuesday at
"Our good friends, the Southern
Oregon Pottery and Supply Co. must be moved to their new location by the end of
June. Bonnie and Bill need help desperately. We hope you will give them a hand.
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Editor's Corner
On a beautiful sunny day a novice
balloonist was having a first flight. To his surprise several things went wrong
simultaneously, resulting in the balloon's rapid descent. In a state of near
panic, he tried all that he could think of to remedy the situation before he
imminently suffered a harsh landing in the trees. As he pondered his situation,
much to his surprise, he saw a man flying through the air heading up toward the
balloon. At first it looked like there would be a collision of the two, but as
the flying man approached, it became apparent that he would only pass within
shouting distance. As the man neared, the novice balloonist shouted, "Say
there, do know anything about flying a balloon?"
"No." replied the man, "Do you know anything about firing a gas
kiln?"
Contributed by Roxanne Hunnicutt
You Might Be a Potter If : You think Hairy Potter is that guy who has been stoking
his wood-fired kiln for 5 days.
Please consider getting your
newsletter by email if you have an internet connection. It's fast, and you can
print your own hard copy. It will save us lots of money! Email Don at enews@clayfolk.org or Hannah at newsletter@clayfolk.org
Happy Holidays! Hannah
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