Brooklyn youth finds juniper clock starting in Estes Park
Pete Crider a 20 year old from Brooklyn and Giles Crider’s son spends time in Estes Park Colorado digging root mass from an aged juniper tree. He carves slabs into clock faces and tabletops using machine and hand sanding then adds a transistor clock movement and legs. His woodworking interest began in childhood with Tinker Toy days and a sign over the family drive. The spring 1976 dining table project boosted his career choice.
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Estes Park
Colo
Pete Crider
Giles Criders
Crider
Here
Colorado
Sylva Unlimited Clockmaker Uses Fallen Wood In Estes Park
Crider builds clocks from dead wood found in Estes Park, labeling his Sylva Unlimited venture. He and his family run the business with sister Mary handling brochures and their father selling, while brother Guy prepares to join. He uses imported Junghan movements, applies up to ten coats of finish, and awaits clock parts as orders outpace inventory.
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Estes Park
Crider
Mary Crider Elbert
Sylva
Guy
University of Iowa
Junghan
Germany
Decorah Nordic Fest honors rosemaling gold medalist Trudy Wasson
Trudy Wasson of Oelwein, a Decorah contest gold medalist, teaches rosemaling at Decorah and will join four American winners in a summer class. Her husband runs an A and W in Oelwein, and her rosemaling pieces have toured Norway.
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Trudy Wasson
Trudy
Decorah
A & W Root
United States
Norway
John Gunderson
Iver Sondrol
Cedar Rapids
Boyd
Chicago
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Julie
Mark
Eric
Tom
Nils Ellingsgard
Hallingdal
Knut Anderson
Sigmund Aarseth
Ruth Nordbo
Alan Tuetiten
Telemark
Bergsjat Lunde
Rogaland
St. Louis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Cornell convocation revives bygone daily chapel at King Chapel
The 11 a.m. convocation at King Chapel commemorates a century of building usage and Cornell's 125th anniversary with the premiere of the Cornell Anniversary March by Julian Bern. The public is invited to hear the wind ensemble, organist Howard Maple, and a faculty quartet performing.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
King Chapel
Cornell
Julian Bern
Richard H. Turner
Charles Reuben Keyes
Bern
Howard Maple
Cedar Rapids
Moeller
Old
Horace Lozier
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