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      Pottery Wheels, Creativity, And Romance Spin



      At The Lighthouse ArtCenter



        The  movie  Ghost,
      released  thirty  years
      ago this week, brought
      romance to clay throwing
      with the steamy pottery
      wheel scene between
      Demi Moore and Patrick
      Swayze.  Chad  Steve,
      who runs the Lighthouse
      ArtCenter’s  ceramics
      program,   brings
      creativity,  inspiration
      and expertise to his
      pottery classes. He also
      brought  romance  to
      the ArtCenter  through
      his  engagement  to
      Director  of  Education
      Maria Tritico. Steve got
      down  on  one  knee  and
      proposed at the end of a
      pier overlooking Jupiter
      Inlet  this  past  January
      and Tritico said yes. The
      couple  work  together
      and are passionate about
      the arts.  Tritico runs  Chad Steve and Maria Tritico
      the school and teaches                             Mug by Chad Steve                 Coffee pot by Chad Steve             Pottery by Chad Steve – vase
      jewelry and metalsmithing. Steve teaches live-streamed
      and interactive handbuilding and wheel classes through     “Maria and I met three weeks before the end of grad school   the hashtags #LighthouseArtCenter #LACbettertogether on
      Zoom.  Students  learn  to  create  pots,  bowls,  cups,   at the University of Hawaii. I saw this girl with an awesomely   Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.
      pitchers  and  sculptures  through  demonstrations,  one-  curly haired head and finally got up the nerve to talk to her.   About The Lighthouse ArtCenter
      on-one  instruction,  and  hands-on  experience  from  the   The rest is history,” smiles Steve. “The Lighthouse ArtCenter     The Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery and School of Art is
      comfort of home. Registration is now open for the next   creates a sense of family and community. We share ideas,   a 501c(3) not-for-profit founded in 1964 by eight artists
      sessions. Tuition begins at $315 for a seven-week session.   laugh and have fun! I really enjoy teaching. Each piece of   and Christopher Norton. The ArtCenter is dedicated to
      Proceeds are used to pay the not-for-profit’s instructors   pottery has a story to tell about the person who made it, what   the visual arts whose mission is to inspire, engage and
      and to continue the organization’s mission of connecting   they are influenced by and value, and in many ways, who   connect our community through a vibrant school of art,
      the community through a vibrant school of art, unique   they are,” says Steve.                       unique exhibitions and diverse special events. In the last
      exhibitions and diverse special events. For complete     Students are invited to post projects to social media and
      details visit lighthousearts.org.                  share their latest projects by tagging @lighthousearts and using   Pottery Wheels on page 5
                      Pet Matters



                        by Pat Deshong, President of Furry Friends
                        Adoption, Clinic & Ranch, August 2020


          “For the Love of Animals”                      Lucy had tuned into his condition and gotten him the help
        features real stories happening                  he needed.  This scenario has repeated itself on several
        at Furry Friends in Jupiter. We                  occasions and, as a result, the bond between Lucy and the
        are  The Humane Society of                       son is everlasting.  From being discarded to being a hero,
        Greater Jupiter/Tequesta and the                 we are so proud of Lucy and what she represents for the
        only no-kill shelter open to the                 many that we rescue!
        public in northern Palm Beach                      When considering adding a furry family member to
        County.  We’ve been rescuing,                    your family, please visit our Palm City Ranch at 4841 SW
        rehabilitating, and re-homing                    Zarrella Street or our new Jupiter Adoption Center at 100
        the homeless  animals  in our                    Capital Street in the Jupiter Commerce Park.   PLEASE
        community for more than 30 years.  Our not for profit   CALL 561-747-5311 PRIOR TO VISITING EITHER   Weenie is a seriously   Mimi, at 11 years old, has been in
        501c3 organization consists of our Jupiter based adoption   LOCATION DUE TO COVID-19.               handsome 1 year old   and out of our shelter for most of her
                                                                                                            seeking his forever family.
                                                                                                                                  life and at no fault of her own.  She
        center, veterinary clinic (open to the public), thrift store,     Blessings to you for your support and faith in us… all   He loves attention, laps and   is an obedient and sweet girl who
        and Palm City Ranch.                             for the LOVE of animals!                           other cats.  Please call 561-  likes being the only fur-child in the
                                                                                                            747-5311 ext. 2 to learn   home.  She’s house-trained, healthy
                                                                                                            more about Weenie!    and available as an adoption or long-
                                                         Patricia Deshong, President
          People and animals.  The connections are real and often                                                                 term foster.  Let’s get Mimi into her
        life-changing, as each can offer comfort, support and hope                                                                FOREVER home!
        to the other.  At Furry Friends, we live for and cultivate                                          Ways to donate (tax ID #59-2111273):
        these connections each and every day through dog and cat                                          1. Mail a check made payable to Furry Friends to 100 Capital
        adoptions, expert veterinary care, and our special programs                                       Street, Jupiter, FL  33458.
        like Senior to Senior and Shelter to Service Dog™.                                                2. Visit  www.furryfriendsadoption.org
          One special connection we’d like to share with you is                                           3. Call us with your credit card information at 561.747.5311
        that of Lucy and her family.  Lucy was brought to Furry                                           ext. 3
        Friends more than a year ago from the Redlands, an area                                           “Your donation creates the possibilities to make miracles
        where pets are routinely dumped by their owners and left to                                       happen for our Furry Friends”
        fend for themselves.  Mostly feral and extremely shy, Lucy
        was accompanied by her 6 puppies, all of which were soon
        adopted.  We knew it would take months of rehabilitation for
        Lucy and so our Adoption Manager kindly took her home
        and worked with her.  Lucy made tremendous progress in
        our manager’s care, her self-confidence blossoming every
        day.
          Soon it was time for Lucy to meet a family that expressed
        interest in her, mainly because they had adopted one of her
        puppies and felt the two should be together.  This family
        agreed to foster Lucy, knowing that in her case, she would
        need extra time to adjust to their home.
          The son in the family suffers from medical-related
        seizures.  One night, the mother was awakened by Lucy on
        her bed and pawing her.  So uncharacteristic of Lucy, the
        mother couldn’t imagine what was wrong until she went
        to check on her son and realized he was having a seizure.        Paid Advertisement
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