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that he should try. <br />Lynn Wooton reported on plans for the Arts Show. Patti Schunk will cut all mats, which <br />is a difficult job. Lynn has arranged that all material including letterheads will clearly <br />show this is a cooperative LCC/LAA event. The show will be over Thanksgiving, i.e., <br />from November 25th to December 7th. Lynn pointed out that ALL LCC Board members <br />and ALL teachers should participate. Lynn is very excited about the level of cooperation. <br />XIV -New Arts Center <br />Don Atwood reported that the SC met on September 8th and is now pretty much waiting <br />for the Council work session to be scheduled. The SC is initiating visits to other arts <br />centers and will begin with Lakewood, the Newman center, and Arvada. He noted that <br />the DBA was still notable non-participatory, but the Chamber of Commerce is interested <br />and active. The SC is trying to initiate exploration of possible sites in the Centennial <br />Valley aka "New Town." <br />XV -Fundraising, etc. <br />Lynn Wooton and Rebecca Lasica reported on a very successful arts contest to choose art <br />for placing on items LCC can sell. A winner was chosen by Julie Kovash and Frost <br />Yarnell and was passed around for Board members to look at. All of that art was hung in <br />the Arts Center and Andy commented that it made a perfect background for the last <br />coffee house concert. It is now hung in the Recreation center Lobby, and will be hung in <br />City Hall (an LAA member gave up her spot to allow that), and will be hung in the <br />Library in February. Rebecca showed examples of what can be done with the art by <br />including it in/on such things as: <br />- mugs <br />- mouse pads <br />- note pad sets <br />- stationary <br />- bookmarks. <br />Maryan and Julie suggested large prints suitable for hanging in homes. As Maryan <br />wanted to do a press release, Julie K. let he know that amateur photographer Doug <br />Grinsberg had photographed some of the work at the reception on September 13, we <br />could ask him for photos. <br />The Board agreed that $500 was a reasonable amount to capitalize this effort and <br />suggested that Lynn and Rebecca proceed on that basis and bring a budget to the next <br />Board meeting to be approved. <br />XVI -Art in the Park <br />Maryan Jaross provided Jim with a project summary for the City. She announced that <br />Greg Lorimore would handle the national announcement of the contest through the "Cafe <br />System." He will meet with Kathy Martin, Julie Seydel, and Julie Kovash as to the <br />particulars of that effort on October 1St. The call for enrries will limit sculpture value to <br />$20K per item. Maryan also announced that it was now evident that entry fees for the <br />