Start Early With Music Through Musikgarten Program
Musikgarten instructor Janet Crawford promotes early music exposure for newborns to nine year olds. The program emphasizes singing, movement, and simple instruments to build pitch, beat, and literacy, with classes at First Baptist Bluefield starting Sept 8 2003. Crawford notes musical aptitude peaks by age nine and offers certified curricula including Music Makers Around the World and the Keyboard.
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Lorna Lutz Hegge
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Broad slate of fall fine arts classes at Bluefield College
Bluefield College offers multiple fall fine arts classes for youth and adults. Classes include Single stroke acrylic painting with Robin Lee. pottery with Pat Edwards. ceramics for children by Melody Kitts. a five week drawing class for older children with Amanda Gaskill. private piano lessons by Naomi Johnson and Bryant Moxley. private police lessons by Bryant Moxley. a creative writing class for children led by Jessica McDaniel. and a beginner cake decorating course by Robin Lee. Tuition ranges from 35 to 90 dollars plus materials, with minimum student requirements and registration fees. Classes begin the week of Sept 22 and run through early December.
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Luefield College
Robin Lee
Pat Edwards
Melody Kitts
Amanda Gaskill
Naomi Johnson
Bryant Moxley
Jessica McDaniel
Dr Spocks family life and suicide rumor clarified
A reader asks if Dr Benjamin Spocks son committed suicide. Sources indicate it was his grandson Peter, not his son, who died by self harm. Quoted remarks misattributed and repeated online prompted the confusion. Kathy Kish cites biographies noting Spock’s troubled personal life and his wife’s illness.
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Benjamin Spock
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Peter
Billy Graham
Anne
Thomas Maier
Harcourt Brace
Spock
Weekend trip sparks quirky design dreams by Kathy Kish
A visitor recounts a Winston Salem weekend with eccentric hosts and a yard filled with an old fashioned village, a chicken chapel, and plans for cat oriented features. The writer imagines sunlit catatrorium extensions, ponds, a gazebo, and whimsical structures while daydreaming about pets and backyard adventures.
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