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THE ROCKHOUND NEWS OF THE ARLINGTON GEM AND MINERAL CLUB 1408 GIBBINS ROAD, ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76011 VOL.

of earth sciences, lapidary arts and other related fields, and to enjoy good fellowship with those who share like interests CONTACTS webmaster@agemclub.com World Wide Web Home Page http://www.

While there, we met MARSH HOWARD, INVENTOR OF THE LIGHTNING LAP. Of course, we just had to purchase that lap from Marsh. Another highlight was seeing the beautiful work of the great, Dalan Hargrave.

!!!!!!!!! Dalan s works are legend! He is in a class by himself and will be coming out with a book on how to concave facet, very soon.

We had a comfortable stay at a Bed & Breakfast where we met another couple also attending the FRANKLIN FROLIC 3. Needless to say, our conversations went late into the night.

1 THE ROCKHOUND NEWS OF THE ARLINGTON GEM AND MINERAL CLUB 1408 GIBBINS ROAD, ARLINGTON, TEXAS VOL.60, ISSUE 9, SEPTEMBER 2010 ARLINGTON GEM AND MINERAL CLUB MEMBER OF SOUTH CENTRAL FEDERATION OF MINERAL SOCIETIES AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MINERALOGICAL SOCIETIES CLUB PURPOSE: To encourage the study of earth sciences, lapidary arts and other related fields, and to enjoy good fellowship with those who share like interests CONTACTS World Wide Web Home Page Business meeting and program 1 st Tuesday 7:30PM AGMC Board Meeting Last Tuesday 7:00PM PRESIDENT S ADDRESS Elaine O Donley We came back from Franklin, N.C. with various faceting materials. While there, we met MARSH HOWARD, INVENTOR OF THE LIGHTNING LAP. Of course, we just had to purchase that lap from Marsh. Another highlight was seeing the beautiful work of the great, Dalan Hargrave. Did you know he has what appear to be tiny, faceted sapphires imbedded in the index wheel on his Ultra Tec Machine, and larger 12 mm gems wherever he could find a place to put them What a sight!!!!!!!!!! Dalan s works are legend! He is in a class by himself and will be coming out with a book on how to concave facet, very soon. We met another gentleman, who will do a program for us in the spring of 2011 and bring some of his beautiful rough along. We had a comfortable stay at a Bed & Breakfast where we met another couple also attending the FRANKLIN FROLIC 3. Needless to say, our conversations went late into the night. We must have done a good job talking about all that AGMC has to offer, because this Atlanta couple has decided to come here and visit AGMC in the fall. THE AKS SHOW was a smashing success! Our VOLUNTEERS did a superb job, showcasing AGMC; so much so, we have been invited back to DEMONSTRATE AND TO DO SEVERAL LITTLE CLASSES again in February. MANY THANKS TO BETH SPINKS, COORDINATOR FOR THE AKS SHOW, AND ALL THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED. OUR AGMC TEXAS TREASURES SHOW IS SEPTEMBER 4 and 5. We anticipate many new faces coming to see more of what AGMC has to offer, as a result of attending the AKS Show. So, with this in mind, we would once again ask that plenty of members man the DEMONSTRATION TABLES and other areas, where they are needed. Sign-up Deadline is fast approaching. CONTACT FRANK O DONLEY TO SIGN UP FOR THE DEMONSTRATION TABLE. CONTACT KAREN CESSNA TO SIGN UP FOR ANYTHING ELSE. We would like to see more people sign up for various competitions. DEADLINE FOR ENTERING YOUR COMPETITION PIECES IS FRIDAY, SEPT 3 BEFORE 5:00 p.m. IMPORTANT AGMC SHOW INFORMATION!!!!!! - SHOW SET-UP 8:00a.m, FRI, SEPT. 3. SHOW DOORS OPEN at 10:00 A.M. both SAT & SUN, SEPT 4 & 5. Workers need to be AT THE SHOW NO LATER THAN 9:30 a.m., unless otherwise designated by the Show Chair. FOOD for the DEALERS DINNER should be brought TO Continued on page 3

2 EDITOR S CORNER Mike Hartz EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE An important request from our Show Chairman. We need members to bring things for the Dealers Dinner like side dishes, salad(s), rolls, bread, Butter, desserts, etc. Let s make this a meal our dealers will not soon forget. UP COMING SHOWS Deborah Hartz September 4-5, Arlington, TX, Arlington G&MS, Arlington Convention Center September 25-26, Denison, TX, Texoma Rockhounds, Denison Senior Center October 9-10, Temple, TX, Tri-City G&MS, Mayborn Civic Center October 15-17, Victoria, TX, Victoria G&MS, Community Center, 2905 East North St. October 22-24, Austin, TX, Austin G&MS, Palmer Event Center OCTOBER 29-31, GLEN ROSE, TX, Paleo. Soc. of Austin, Somervell Expo Center Hwy 67 ELECTED OFFICERS (Voting Positions) President Elaine O Donley Secretary Tom McCormick Treasurer - Finance Stephen Bennett 1 st Vice Pres (Operational/Educational Classes) Emie Stewart 2 nd Vice Pres (Programs) Steven Williams 3 rd Vice Pres (Field Trips) Sue Poarch 4 th Vice Pres (Youth Education Programs) Alma Ramirez Delegate at Large (Omnibudsperson) Ray Wilkes APPONTED POSITIONS (Voting Positions) Past President (Delegate at Large) Newsletter (The Hound s Tale) Editor Show Chairperson Lapidary Department Chairperson Membership Chairperson Dale Miller Mike Hartz Harold Hoskison Don Lawrence Karen Cessna APPONTED POSITIONS (Non-Voting Positions) Library Chairperson Historian Chairperson Building Chairperson Show Dealers Chairperson Show Publicity Grounds Chairperson Grounds assistant Hospitality Chairperson Welcome Chairperson International Gem and Jewelry Chairperson Telephone calling Chairperson Jewelry Department Chairperson Library Exhibits Coodinator (METROPLEX) Educational Outreach School Curriculum Sunshine Webmaster Graphic Designer Donations Chairman Long Range Planning Susan Hale Beth Spinks Mike Armstrong Harold Hoskison Karen Cessna VACANT VACANT VACANT Veronica Murday Joyce Speed Elaine Berry Emie Stewart Alma Ramirez Steve and M ary Hilliard Marge Harrand Jeremy Dubhros Darcy Sety Dale Miller Elaine O Donley THE HOUND S TALE Published monthly by the Arlington Gem and Mineral Club. ADS AND ARTICLES Lapidary related ads and articles from members of AGMC are welcomed. They will be placed on a space available basis, first in first out. Include your name and contact information. Send ads and articles to Mike and Deborah Hartz at our web site click on CONTACTS (upper right), then, on the next page click on Hound s Tale Editor (bottom center) Deadline date for ads and articles is the 15 th of the month. 2 THE HOUND S TALE SEPTEMBER 2010

3 Presidents Address, continued from page 1 THE CLUBHOUSE starting at 10:00 am, SAT, SEPT 4. REMEMBER - THIS CLUB IS A SOCIETY OF VOLUNTEERS. YOU WILL FIND MORE SATISFACTION WITH YOUR CLUB AND YOUR PLACE WITHIN, IF YOU VOLUNTEER. IT S VERY REWARDING AND AT THE SAME TIME, WE CAN GET TO KNOW YOU BETTER. IT S REALLY NICE TO HAVE SOMETHING IN COMMON WITH 260 OTHER PEOPLE. OUR TEXAS TREASURES SHOW IS VERY IMPORTANT! IT IS THE ONLY WAY WE MAKE MONEY TO PAY OUR TAXES AND THE REASON WE DON T CHARGE MUCH FOR CLASSES. IF WE ARE TO CONTINUE IN THIS MANNER, YOUR SUPPORT IS NECESSARY. Wear your AGMC BADGE to the show and GET IN FREE. WORKERS will have special badges to allow them FREE PARKING. There is a new LIST OF MEMBERS BRINGING FOOD TO THE DEALERS DINNER. If you signed up prior to our August meeting, please contact Nancy Leary to insure she has you listed and the item you will bring. Hope to See Everyone at the Show! Elaine O Donley ancora imparo ARLINGTON GEM AND MINERAL CLUB General Meeting Minutes August 3, 2010 Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by President Elaine O Donley at 7:30 pm. Secretary s Report: Tom McCormick The minutes from last month are posted in the Hound s Tale and on the board. Treasurer s Report: Steve Bennett Steve reported on the current financials. The review of the 2009 financial records is almost complete. Classes: Emie Stewart: Emie reported on the current classes and workshops. The listings of classes and workshops are on the board and in the monthly Hound s Tale and the calendar on the club web site. There will be no classes or labs the weekend of the club show. Programs: Steve Williams Not present, however tonights program is the show planning program presented by Harold Hoskison. Field Trips: Sue Poarch No trips are scheduled for August. Sue is trying to set up September 25 th for Vetro Glass in Grapevine to do Christmas Ornaments. Planning is underway for The Arkenstone in October. November will be fossils at the new Mineral Wells site. Juniors Alma Ramirez Alma has the schedule set for the remainder of this year. August 14 will be fabrication in copper and brass with cold connections. September will be rock identification. October will be copper forming. November the juniors will join the Mineral Wells trip. December will be stone setting with a project for a gift. Delegate at Large Ray Wilkes Nothing new to report. Sunshine Report: Marge Harrand Get Well cards were sent to: Ray Wilkes, Leslye Wilkes, and Karen Cessna Newsletter Mike Hartz (agmceditor@yahoo.com or the link on the AGMC Web Page) Not present. Please keep the articles coming. Deadline for newsletter submissions is the 15 th of the month. Mike will be resigning at the end of the year. SEPTEMBER 2010 THE HOUND S TALE 3

4 Continued on page 4 Minutes Continued from page 3 Show Report: Harold Hoskison The report will be the program for tonight. Hospitality Deborah Hartz Not present. Deborah will not be continuing next year. Membership: Karen Cessna No new members this month. Visitors: Dave Thomas Weston Parrish Past President: Dale Miller Not present. Lapidary: Don Lawrence Nothing special to report. Shop will be closed show weekend. Building Manager: Mike Armstrong Let Mike know if something needs fixing. Old Business: None New Business: Joyce Speed has sent in the paperwork and check for this fall at INTERGEM. In order to keep the monthly meetings from taking too long please submit new items for the agenda to the President before the meetings. Drawings/Raffle: Name Badge/Sign In: Jack Spinks Pol Labecki Raffle: Sandra Brazzale Sandra Brazzale Denise Land Tim Conner Denise Land Announcements: Sue Poarch announced and placed a signup sheet at the front for field trip notices. We will have two tables at the AKS show in Grapevine this month. Spaces are still open for members and torches will be allowed as long as you also have fire extinguishers. Harold requested members to stay around after the program to help. Program: Harold Hoskison presented the details for the show as tonight s program. He went through the signup lists for various areas and requested more volunteers. The success of the show depends on the club members volunteering their time. If the dealers don t return each year we will not be able to have a show and the funds from the show are relied upon for our annual property taxes. The Dealer s Dinner will be managed by Nancy Leary and Alfreda Houston. They will need a lot of volunteers to help out. There is a signup sheet for food that is placed on the front tables. Harold requested that the Secretary send an to the Newsletter Editor to place a special request for members to support the Dealer s Dinner with side dishes, salads, desserts, bread, rolls, Etc. The Business Meeting Adjourned at approximately 8:00 pm. Submitted by: Tom McCormick Secretary AGMC JOIN NOW!!! THE FIRST TUESDAY CAB AND LUNCH BUNCH CLUB MEETS AT THE CLUB HOUSE 9:00 AM 12:00 PM FIRST TUESDAY EACH MONTH THEN ON TO LUNCH!!! Contact person Frank O Donley 4 THE HOUND S TALE SEPTEMBER 2010

5 Lockheed Martin Recreation Association Annual Rockfest in Fort Worth October 9th & 10th, AM TO 5PM both days It s time again for our LMRA Annual Rockfest (Rock, Flint, Gem, Mineral, and Jewelry Sale). This sale is being held in conjunction with the LMRA annual Model Railroader s Show and Pottery in the Park show & sale which attracts thousands of visitors. We invite you to join us on the scenic banks of the Trinity River for this event. We are located at 3400 Bryant Irvin Road, Fort Worth, TX The park is open to visitors 10am 5pm both days. Attendance is FREE! Rocks, gems, fossils, mineral specimens Rough material, cabochons, spheres, more Hand knapped flint art pieces Beads and beading supplies Metal detectors and treasure hunting supplies Gold prospecting equipment & information Turned wood bowls and art Pottery - Functional & Sculptural Art Stained Glass, Fused Glass Jewelry Metal Sculptures & Jewelry For further information or to join us as a vendor please contact: steve.l.shearin@lmco.com you teach, you get one Arlie Buck, redeemable for classes and/or lapidary time. New Wax Carving and Casting Class: Emie Stewart will be teaching a new session of beginning wax carving and casting on Thursday nights, beginning September 23, from 7:00 10:00 PM. The class is 13 weeks long, and will go into January because of the holidays. The signup sheet was posted at the August meeting. New Glass Class: Beginning on October 23, Sue Poarch will teach an advanced glass class covering slumping and other techniques. The class will meet on the 2 nd Sunday and 4 th Saturday of each month, from 1:00 5:00 PM. The sign up sheet will be posted at the September meeting. New Cabbing Class: Ray Wilkes will teach an additional beginning cabbing class on the 1 st Saturday of each month, beginning on October 2, from 1 4 PM. Sign up sheet will be posted the month before the class. Silversmithing Class Changes: A new advanced silversmithing class will be offered on Friday nights, beginning approximately at the end of October. The class is open to those who are currently in the intermediate classes. You can notify Emie Stewart via at schueler@flash.net if you want to be in the advanced class. In addition, two new beginning silversmithing classes will be offered, one on Monday night and one on Wednesday, beginning in October and November. Sign up will be the month before the class begins. Thank You: Many thanks to those folks who continually step up and offer to teach. While other clubs are dying on the vine, AGMC continues to experience robust growth, due primarily to active members just like you. Thank you for the generous gift of your time and talent. AGMC Show Competition: Thank you to those who entered pieces in the club competition at AGMC s annual Labor Day weekend gem and mineral show. Also, thank you to the judges who donated their time to critique the works. AGMC Show Display Cases: Thank you to those who created displays for the club s show. People are always interested in seeing what we do, and the cases are a great way to show off our classes and work. CLASS REPORT Emie Stewart No Shows: If you sign up for a class and are Special Workshops: No special workshops are unable to attend, you must let the instructor know scheduled for September. In October, Jack Spinks before the class date so that they can offer your will be teaching Introduction to Silversmithing on slot to someone on the waiting list. Failure to do Monday nights, October 4 11, from 6:30 to 10:30 so may cause you to be listed as a no show. PM. On Sunday, October 10, John Alexander will be Club policy is that no-shows will be wait-listed for teaching how to make a hammered bracelet with future classes at the instructor s discretion. Conchos, from 2:00 5:00 PM. Please check the class bulletin board for signup sheets at the club meeting the month before the class is scheduled. If you are interested in teaching a class, please contact Emie Stewart at schueler@flash.net. For every hour SEPTEMBER 2010 THE HOUND S TALE 5

6 FIELD TRIPS Sue Poarch The September field trip will be to visit the Vetro glass blowing in Grapevine. I've had many requests for a return visit, so this is a return visit. Especially of interest was to make Christmas ornaments. I stopped at Vetro and talked to Shannon - she remembered our earlier visit. After talking with the person, we have set up the return visit on much the same basis as before. Since there are only two glass blowing stations, the time frame is from 10 AM to 2 PM. Just come during that time, identify yourself to who ever is working in the gift shop. That person will put you on the list to assist with your project. We will be able to make either Christmas ornaments or glass flowers. Making an ornament or a flower costs $25 plus tax. You're also invited to come just to watch - that doesn't cost anything and is fun. So, for all of you who wanted a return visit and those of you who didn't get to attend the January visit, please join us. Please sign up at the September meeting or send an to sue.poarch1@tx.rr.com. I need to provide Vetro with a count of attendees that week so they can be prepared. Plus they would like a list on visit day. When: September 25 from 10 AM to 2 PM. Where - Vetro Glass, Grapevine, TX (directions to be sent later, but it's right across the parking lot from the train depot) Make: Christmas ornament or a flower - you get to assist Cost: $25 plus tax if you make a glass object. Free to just come and watch Local Area Club Meetings Deborah Hartz Dallas Club meets 3 rd Tuesday, Plano Rd. LAPIDARY SUPERVISOR Don Lawrence Need a little help on 9/30/2010 (7:00pm - 9:00pm) Lapidary Supervisor Calendar for September /2/2010-1st Thursday - Jeremy Dubhros (7:30pm - 9:30pm) 9/4/2010-1st Saturday Shop Closed for the 53 rd annual show 9/7/2010-1st Tuesday- Frank O'Donley (9:00am - Noon) 9/9/2010-2nd Thursday Barbara Maloney (7:00pm - 9:00pm) 9/11/2010-2nd Saturday Don Lawrence (7:00 - Noon) 9/16/2010-3rd Thursday Jack Spinks (7:00pm - 9:00pm) 9/18/2010-3rd Saturday - Ray Wilkes (9:00am Noon) 9/21/2010-3rd Tuesday (Free Tuesday) Bob Boyd (7:00pm - 9:00pm) 9/23/2010-4th Thursday Frank O Donley (7:00pm - 9:00pm) 9/25/2010-4th Saturday Don Lawrence (7:00 - Noon) 9/30/2010-5th Thursday Dale Miller (7:00pm - 9:00pm) Ft. Worth Club meets 4 th Tuesdays, 7pm meet & 3545 Bryan Ave. Oak Cliff Club meets Renaissance Hospital Of Dallas Pleasant oaks Club meets 1 st Thursday, Women s Activities Building 713 Austin, Garland 6 THE HOUND S TALE SEPTEMBER 2010

7 September 2010 AGMC CALANDER OF EVENTS Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat INTERMED IATE 1 SHOP OPEN 2 3 SHOP CLOSED 4 7:30-9:30PM ADVANCED SILVER AGMC SHOW AGMC SHOW 5 6 SHOP OPEN 9AM-noon 7 INTERMED IATE 8 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM 9 10 SHOP OPEN 7am-noon 11 INTERMEDIATE FELLOWSHIP 7:00PM WAX LAB 7-10 PM ADVANCED SILVER JUNIORS 9 AM-NOON BUSINESS MEETING 7:00PM - 10:00PM AT 7:30 PM INTERMED IATE 15 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM SHOP OPEN 9am-noon 18 INTERMEDIATE CAB CLASS 7-10 PM WAX LAB 7-10 PM ADVANCED SILVER CHAIN MAKING & WIRE 7:00PM - 10:00PM JEWELRY 7-9 PM SILVER LAB 9AM NOON INTERMED IATE 22 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM SHOP OPEN 7am-noon 25 WAX CARVING & CASTING 7-10PM Cab Class 1-4 PM INTERMEDIATE 7:00PM - 10:00PM FREE WORK SHOP 7PM-9PM WIRE WRAPPING BEGINNER 7-9PM INTERMED IATE 29 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM 30 INTERMEDIATE BOARD MEETING WAX CARVING & 7:00 PM CASTING 7-10PM 7:00PM - 10:00PM ADVANCED SILVER THE DEADLINE FOR THE HOUNDS TALE IS THE 15TH Special Workshops: None scheduled for September AGMC SEPTEMBER CLASS SCHEDULE *NEW CLASS: Wax Carving & Casting Thursdays, beginning September 23, 7 10 PM Instructor: Emie Stewart Glass Fusing: Beginning Wednesdays, Noon 4 PM Instructor: Karen Cessna Cab Class 2 nd Tuesday, September 14, 7 10 PM Instructor: Stephen Bennett 4 th Saturday, September 25, 1 4 PM Instructor: Barbara Maloney Wire Wrapping: Beginner 3 rd Tuesday, September 21, 7 9 PM Instructor: Leslye Wilkes Chainmaking & Wire Jewelry OPEN New date and Time 3 rd Thursday, September 16, 7 9 PM Instructor: Beth Spinks Faceting Wednesdays, 7 9 PM: Cancelled for Summer Instructor: Mike Knuth/Elaine O Donley Wednesdays, 4 6 PM: Cancelled for Summer Instructor: Elaine O Donley Glass Fusing: Beginners 1 st Saturday, September 4, Noon - 4 PM 3 rd Saturday, September 18, Noon 4 PM Instructor: Lois McCormick Silversmithing Intermediate Silversmithing CLOSED Mondays, 7-10 PM Instructor: Tamara Wilkins Intermediate Silversmithing CLOSED Wednesdays, 7 10 PM Advanced Silversmithing CLOSED Fridays, 7 10 PM Instructor: Emie Stewart Silversmithing Lab 3 rd Saturday, September 18, 9 noon SEPTEMBER 2010 THE HOUND S TALE 7

8 October 2010 TENTATIVE AGMC CALANDER OF EVENTS Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Hammered w/conchos 2-5 PM SLUMPING & OTHER TECHNIQUES 1-5PM NO CLASS TODAY 31 THE DEADLINE FOR THE HOUNDS TALE IS THE 15TH 1 SHOP OPEN 7am-noon SHOP OPEN 9AM-noon 5 BEGINNING 6 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM 7 8 SHOP OPEN 7am-noon 9 FELLOWSHIP 7:00PM WAX CARVING & ADVANCED SILVER JUNIORS 9 AM-NOON BUSINESS MEETING CASTING 7-10PM AT 7:30 PM INTERMEDIATE SILVER 7-10 PM INTRODUCTION TO Glass Fusing Beginners Noon-4PM 6:30-10:30PM Faceting 4-6 PM & 7-9PM BEGINNING 13 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM SHOP OPEN 9am-noon 16 CAB CLASS 7-10 PM INTERMEDIATE SILVER 7-10 PM INTRODUCTION TO 6:30-10:30PM ADVANCED SILVER ADVANCED SILVER BEGINNING 20 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM SHOP OPEN 7am-noon 23 INTERMEDIATE SILVER 7-10 PM FREE WORK SHOP 7PM-9PM WIRE WRAPPING BEGINNER 7-9PM Glass Fusing Beginners Noon- 4PM Faceting 4-6 PM & 7-9PM Glass Fusing Beginners Noon- 4PM Faceting 4-6 PM & 7-9PM CHAIN MAKING & WIRE JEWELRY 7-9 PM WAX CARVING & CASTING 7-10PM ADVANCED SILVER CAB CLASS 1-4PM SILVER LAB 9AM NOON Cab Class 1-4 PM SLUMPING & OTHER TECHNIQUES 1-5pm FIRST CLASS BEGINNING 27 SHOP OPEN 7-9PM INTERMEDIATE SILVER BOARD MEETING WAX CARVING & ADVANCED SILVER 7-10 PM 7:00 PM CASTING 7-10PM Glass Fusing Beginners Noon-4PM Faceting 4-6 PM & 7-9PM Special Workshops: Introduction to Silversmithing Monday, October 4, 11, 6:30 10:30 PM Instructor: Jack Spinks Hammered Bracelet w/ Conchos Sunday, October 10, 2:00 5:00 PM Instructor: John Alexander *NEW CLASS: Advanced Glass: Slumping & Other Techniques 2 nd Sunday, October 10, 1-5 PM NO class October 10 4 th Saturday, October 23, 1 5 PM First Class Wax Carving & Casting CLOSED Thursdays, 7 10 PM Instructor: Emie Stewart Cab Class: 2 nd Tuesday, October 12, 7 10 PM Instructor: Stephen Bennett *New Class: Cab Class: 1 st Saturday, October 2, 1 4 PM Instructor: Ray Wilkes AGMC Tentative October Class Schedule Cab Class: 4 th Saturday, October 23, 1 4 PM Instructor: Barbara Maloney Wire Wrapping: Beginner CLOSED 3 rd Tuesday, October 19, 7 9 PM Instructor: Leslye Wilkes Chainmaking & Wire Jewelry OPEN New Date and Time 3 rd Thursday, October 21, 7 9 PM Instructor: Beth Spinks Faceting Wednesdays, 7 9 PM Instructor: Mike Knuth/Elaine O Donley Wednesdays, 4 6 PM Instructor: Elaine O Donley Glass Fusing: Beginning Wednesdays, Noon 4 PM Instructor: Karen Cessna 3 rd Saturday, October 16, Noon - 4PM Instructor: Lois McCormick Silversmithing Beginning Silversmithing CLOSED Mondays, 7 10 PM Beginning Silversmithing CLOSED Wednesdays, 7 10 PM Advanced Silversmithing CLOSED Fridays, 7 10 PM Instructor: Emie Stewart Silversmithing Lab 3 rd Saturday, October 16 Glass Fusing: Beginners 1 st Saturday, October 2, Noon - 4 PM 8 THE HOUND S TALE SEPTEMBER 2010

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