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[Highland Park] [Update.unionproject] Mosaic Mural, Bowl Making, Majolica, and Stained Glass
by Justin Rothshank 31 Jan '06

31 Jan '06

Union Project announces new art classes beginning in March. For more information, or to register call 412-363-4550x2, email justin(a)unionproject.org, or visit www.unionproject.org/Programs Mosaic Mural Installation Class #6C1 Create a mosaic mural installation at Union Project! Students enrolled in this class will learn how to create glass murals. Students will install a glass mosaic mural in the Union Project Studio. All other class materials and tools will be provided. Tools will remain the property of Union Project but will be available for use during class sessions. This is an 8-week class beginning on Thursday, March 30 from 6-9 pm. Classes continue every Thursday evening until May 18. Cost for this class is $125 per student. Cost of materials is included in fee. Additional tools may be required. Deadline for registration is March 10, 2006 Bowl Making Workshop Class #6C2 This beginner level workshop will kick off the ceramic studio offerings at Union Project. Students will learn basic wheel throwing techniques, specifically focusing on creating bowls. Students will have access to both electric wheels and kickwheels. Day one will be spent working on throwing techniques and bowl shapes. Day two will focus on trimming feet and other surface decoration techniques. This is a weekend course. The class will be Saturday and Sunday, March 18-19, from 9 am to Noon. This class is limited to 6 beginning level students. Cost is $100 per student. Cost of clay is included in fee. Additional tools may be required. Deadline for registration is March 10, 2006. Wheel throwing for Beginners. Class #6C3 Students will learn basic wheel throwing techniques in this 8 week class. Students will focus on throwing cylinders, bowls, and other basic shapes. Students will work with a basic stoneware clay. The final 2 class sessions will focus on basic glazing techniques for electric kiln firing. This class is open to 6 beginner level clay students. This is an 8-week class beginning on Tuesday, March 28 from 6-9 pm. Classes continue every Tuesday evening until May 16. Cost for this class is $175 per student. Cost of clay is included in fee. Additional tools may be required. Deadline for registration is March 10, 2006 Hand-building and Majolica Glazing Class #6C4 Students will learn and explore a variety of hand-building techniques including pinched, coil, slab and slump-mold construction. The class materials will feature a rich, orange-red terra cotta clay, perfect for majolica glaze work. Students will also learn this glaze technique where brightly colored stains can be painted on top of a pure white base. Majolica ware originated in renaissance Europe, and has proven to be a lasting technique favored by collectors and ceramic artists. Students can learn this technique easily, but may use it to develop complex and vivid images on the surfaces of their work. This class is designed to be both comfortable for the beginning clay artist and challenging for the experienced student of ceramic art. This is an 8-week class beginning on Wednesday, March 29 from 6-9 pm. Classes continue every Wednesday evening until May 17. Cost for this class is $175 per student. Cost of clay is included in fee. Additional tools may be required. Deadline for registration is March 10, 2006. Union Project Stained Glass Classes In this class you will learn to repair and restore stained glass windows. This course will take you through simple repairs to complete disassembling and reassembling of historic 100 year old stained glass church windows. Completed windows remain the property of the Union Project. You will learn how to cut and replace broken or missing glass, glaze, lead, solder and putty a window. This course will give you enough background to make your own new stained glass windows or restore your historic windows. Weekend intensive classes cost $250 per person. Class #6SGB: Weekend Intensive, March 24-26, Friday 6 pm-9 pm, Sat and Sun 9 am - 5 pm, Lunch Provided Registration Deadline March 17. Class #6SGC: Weekend Intensive, June 2-4, Friday 6 pm-9 pm, Sat and Sun 9 am - 5 pm, Lunch Provided Registration Deadline May 26 Class #6SGD: Weekend Intensive, Aug 4-6, Friday 6 pm-9 pm, Sat and Sun 9 am - 5 pm, Lunch Provided Registration Deadline July 28 _______________________________________________ update mailing list update(a)unionproject.org http://unionproject.mennonite.net/mailman/listinfo/update.unionproject

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[Highland Park] Evensong at Candlemas
by Bruce Robison 31 Jan '06

31 Jan '06

The regular "First Thursday of the Month," 8 p.m. schedule for Choral Evensong and Recital at St. Andrew's, Highland Park, coincides this year on February 2 with the observance of the Feast of the Presentation of our Lord in the Temple, otherwise known as the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Music includes an Ave Maria by Tomas Luis de Victoria and There Shall a Star, by Felix Mendelssohn. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, in B minor, by T. Tertius Noble Sentences by R. Ayleward. The service will be followed by a musical recital presented by St. Andrew's Organ Scholar, Stephen Lipnichan. All are invited to the reception in Brooks Hall after the recital. St. Andrew's is located at 5801 Hampton Street, between North Highland and North Negley Avenues, one block south of Bryant Street and four blocks south of the park, in the East End Pittsburgh neighborhood of Highland Park. Call the Church Office for more information: 412 661-1245.

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[Highland Park] Furniture for sale
by dvalencia1011＠aol.com 31 Jan '06

31 Jan '06

Solid cherry dining table with inset piece with four solid cherry chairs, good condition, $175; custom fabric deep coral colored Flexsteel sofa $150; exercise bike $40; call Debbie at 412-853-6896

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[Highland Park] Highland Park and Tazza D'Oro get praised in Seattle Times
by Bob Staresinic 30 Jan '06

30 Jan '06

David Klahr passed on this link about a story in the Seattle Times. Go Steelers! http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/disp…

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[Highland Park] Free seminar at the Nuin Center Wednesday Feb.1 at 6:30 pm
by nuin＠nauticom.net 30 Jan '06

30 Jan '06

Wednesday, February 1 at 6:30 pm,Free, MASSAGE YOUR LOVED ONES,presented by Lili Gill, MT, MM. Learn basic massage techniques you can use at home in this hands-on class. 5655 Bryant St. The Nuin Center near the zoo. Please register 412.519.7181.

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[Highland Park] Lost Cat - Came Home
by James H. Joseph 29 Jan '06

29 Jan '06

The little hussy appeared at the front door 18 hours after she slipped out, brazenly howling her protest that the door was closed and she had to stay out all night, but I think she had a big reality check as she won't leave your side for a second now. ---------- James H. Joseph, Esq. Joseph Law Offices, P.C. 6030 Bunkerhill Street Pittsburgh, PA 15206-1156 Vox 412.661.4000 Fax 412.661.4023

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[Highland Park] Lost Cat
by James H. Joseph 29 Jan '06

29 Jan '06

Our cat slipped out the door by accident last night around midnight and has not returned. She is about 11 months old, silver-gray in color, no collar (unfortunately) and may or may not respond to her name, Bailey. Please call 412.661.8896 of you have seen this cat. We live in the 6000 block of Bunkerhill, so she's likely to be in or near the park area or streets nearby.

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[Highland Park] Save Schenley High School Petition
by Jill M Weiss 28 Jan '06

28 Jan '06

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[Highland Park] found key
by Sherry Goldman 28 Jan '06

28 Jan '06

We saw a loose "black and decker" key on the bench near the phone booth up at the reservoir.

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[Highland Park] found yellow cat
by Sherry Goldman 28 Jan '06

28 Jan '06

Has anyone lost a yellow cat? A very fluffy, friendly long-haired yellow cat was hanging out in our driveway and crying crying crying. We gave him (I think it was a male) some food and he gobbled it up like he hadn't eaten in days. He seems to belong to someone, but he had no collar. I took his picture. Email me for a copy of it. He'll probably be back, so I want him to be reunited with his owners. We can't take him in right now because we don't want to upset our other cat who is 19. We're on Jackson near Heberton.

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