created with colored pencils. Refreshments will be served. Rainier League of Arts meets the third Tuesday of the month from Sept. to June. The evenings include a short business meeting, a program or demonstration in various media, socializing, and a chance to meet new art friends, be inspired and supported in your art endeavors. Dues are $20 per year. Please join us! www.rainierleagueofarts.com

ed using watercolor hues and mounted in shadow box frames with floating mats to add depth. www.penneylockhart.com Refreshments will be served. Rainier League of Arts meets the third Tuesday of the month from Sept. to June. The evenings include a short business meeting, a program or demonstration in various media, socializing, and a chance to meet new art friends, be inspired and supported in your art endeavors. Dues are $20 per year. Please join us! www.rainierleagueofarts.com

as "a choreographer that Tacoma needs" and "So much fun to work with". Rehearsal times will be negotiated once the pieces are cast, so please bring schedule/vacation information with you. Also please wear comfortable clothing. When: Saturday Sept 11 2010 1-3pm Where: the Barefoot Collective 8405 35th St. W University Place, WA 98466 Contact *michael@barefootcollective.org * or 253 380-7981 with questions *the BareFoot Collective * is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating opportunities for dance and related arts. They serve the greater Tacoma area by providing opportunities to take classes, participate in performances produced by professional artists, and exhibit creative work. The collective develops and maintains a supportive networking environment for the creative community through service projects, grant writing, and ongoing fundraising activities. The Barefoot Collective has been a Shunpike affiliated group since May 2010. Distributed by Katie -- Co-Director The BareFoot Collective www.barefootcollective.org

ce. how about another try? Does anyone out there know of anyone who may have some photos. Or, does anyone remember seeing these birds and has notes about them? Dennis Varza Fairfield

if we do not replace the mast. 2) Does anyone have the original dimensions of the Mainship 34 mast? Anyone with a spare ??? Where to get one made?? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Mike Tellup 'IV ROMAN' 34' Mainship II Havre de Grace, MD tellup@erols.com

about anchors, rodes, and ancillary equipment. As to rode, unless you anchor in coral, the preponderance of opinion is to go with rope and a surprisingly short length of chain at the anchor. Tests by Danforth indicate that chain actually hinders proper setting, but some is required to prevent chafe. Now, sit back and wait for the fireworks. This is a subject that generates strong views. After you've read them, make your decision. Cheers, Garret