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Elders
Elders are generally in their 6th cycle of life. They are full and committed members. Their concern is the well-being of the community. They offer advice and help when needed. They are the guiders within the community. Moreover, they bind and review all the groups and activities in the community. Their responsibility is to push forward and review new ideas and keep everything running smoothly. They are respected by all. This is also a training ground for the becoming of a Guardian.
Guest
Anyone who is not a member of the community, but usually a visitor or invited speaker.
Guardians
These are the decision-makers, any major changes or attention given to something of great need within the Community must go through the Guardians. Their most important task is to maintain the philosophy, mission, and goals of the Community. Changes, in part or whole, are approached in a three-fold manner: Presentation, Deliberation Conclusion.
Their meetings and agenda are similar to the Elders, however, each Guardian has the task to investigate the History of the Community, making a presentation to the members, and writing articles about their investigation in the Newsletter. These investigations and articles are usually focused on a particular time in history, a review or critique of other current Communities, or a combination of both and how some ideas might be useful to our Community. Guardians often offer lectures on their findings and conclusions. These lectures are held on the last Sunday of the month in the lecture hall at 4PM.
To be clear, Guardians do not seek power or wealth, they must be trustworthy and in possession of holding a high moral character. They are regarded with great honor throughout the Community. To be a Guardian, you must be nominated by the Elders and invited to join by the other Guardians.
Individual Business
Members, who run for-profit businesses, donate a portion of their time to the upkeep and amelioration of the Community.
Member
A person committed to the Community, wishing to take part and contribute to all that is offered.
Member Employee
A member who is employed by the Community.
Resident
A member who lives in the Community.
Worker-Owned Business
A business that is run and owned by the members of the Community. All profits are used to support workers and the up-keep of the property, and help provide funds for expansion in activities, building, and the purchase of land.
Volunteer
A member of the community who donates their time, labor, or talent to keep the community running.
Attorney/Solicitor
Persons who make sure we are abiding by the laws of the broader area in which we reside, and protect us from any hostile or legal intrusions.
Representative
Paradise County, Political Representation.
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Administration, Instruction & Supervision
Accountant – Lucas Pacioli
Agronomist – Johann Huber
Apothecary – Herbalist Felix & Sue Koguzki
Artist – Professor Emeritus, Knestor Jackdaws, painter, sculpture, lecturer, toonist, teacher, other gumptions
Attorneys – Daniel Webster, JD/PhD., Andrew Jackson, Attorney
Basketry – Karen Linnaeus. Sally Littlemaker & Keith Woods, Folk Artists
Beekeepers -Johann Biene, Beekeeper Lisa and Liza Biene, Assistants
Butterfly Keeper & Vermiculture – Eva Marie Huber
Bicycle & Ski Shop – Matt Bedser, Shopkeeper. Paul Swanson & Gideon Virtanen, Mechanics
Bio-Dynamic Farmer – Dane Clark
Blacksmythes – Seppo Cain & Cyril Colnik, Master Blacksmiths, Roberto Carvelle, Intern
Book-Binder – Lars Carlson – Vidar & Seshat
Book Clubs – Jason Aeson
Botanist – Karel Linnaeus, PhD & Marlin Johnson, PhD
Café Four Seasons – Philip Knight, Manager
Chapel – Nancy Dean, Scheduling
Choir Director – Johanna Vogal
Clinic – Dr. Daphne Rousseau, DNM., Dr. Saxon Heiler, MD., IMD.
Cordwainer – River Segel, Master Cordwainer – St Crispin’s Shoe Shop
Ceramics – Norman Glasswell, Master Ceramist & Potter
Chamber Orchestra – Marcel Rote
Community Meetings & Events -Thor and Sophia Erickson
Culinary Arts – Chef Paul de Blanc
Dance Instructors – Manx and Heidi Baryshnikov
Education K-12 – Oliver Arden, Faculty Chair
Elder & Guardian – Barbara Patterson, Spokesperson
Farmer’s Market Manager – Eva Marie Huber
Farming and Animal Husbandry – Johann Huber, Agronomist, & Ryan MacScoloige, VDM
Father & Sons – Father Timothy Meadows, Pastor, Thomas Graham, & Marie Cassels Coordinators
Festivals & Events Committee – Casey Knight & Liam Perkins, Coordinators
Festivals & Events Calendar – Tim McNulty & Erin O’Conner, Managers
Folk Arts – Addison Turner & Annabella Condrack
Folk Arts Calendar – Gretchen Hirsch
Folk Instruments – [TBA]
Folk Singer – Lorelei Lindh
Food & Animal Share – Susan and Tracy Dillon
Four Winds Co-op – Christina Vernon, Manager
Four Winds Bakery – Alice Barns & Mathew Tucker, Bakers
Glass Arts – Michael Owens, Master Glasssmith,
Goethean Science – Johann Faustus & Hydie Mueller
Historian, Western Civilization – Ancient History, Dr. Felix Gardner – Bronze Age through Modernity, James Burke, Ph.D.
Historian, Art – Professor Knestor Jackdaws
Historian, Philosophy – Alexander Archiver & Keith Woods
Homemaking, Home Life & Homeschooling – Marie Cassel, PhD Sociology and Psychology, CAPSW
House Builder – Kyle Finlander, Log Cabin Builder
Isla’s Sheep Farm – Isla Provato, Proprietor
Junto Club – Albert Kirchner, Representative
Language Skills, Foreign – Guests Speakers
Legacy Foundation Coordinator – Virginia Donahue, Grant Writer
Letters – Grace Mercy
Library & Gallery – Silence Dogood
Literature – Shakespeare, Professor Daveth Nantz
Maintenance Director – Timothy Taylor
Mom & Tots – Marie Cassels, Coordinator
Music Director – Max Serrano
Musicians, Independent & Strolling – Banjo Cat and Fiddle De Dee, Beltzar Domingo – Guitar. Elliot Gieseking – Pianist, Larry “Jim” Welks – Accordion & Concertina. Tommy Frets – Balalaika, Dulcimer, Mandolin. Heidrick Muller, Royal Huntsmen. Uri Kai – Hurdy-Gurdy
Musicians Guests – Musicologist and Historian, Dr. Spyros Poieo, Ancient Greek and Roman Instruments
Myth & Legends – Norse, Hildur Jonsdottir – Greco-Roman, Alexander Panos, – Persia, Professor Jaden Reza – Gnosticism, Fr. August Basilides – Fairy Tales through Imagination and the Gods, Marie Cassel – Wagner Operas, [TBA]
Office Assistants – Jane Pieszcek & Nancy Dean
Post Office & Newsletter – Brandon Taylor, Nancy Dean Albert Kirchner & Joseph Rozman
Quilters, Fabrics & Fibers: Gretchen Hirsch
Painters – Huston Turner (oil), Prof. Knestor Jackdaws
Photography & Film – Keith Hals
Post Office & Print Shop – Brandon Taylor
President – TBA
Printmaking – Albert Kirchner, Master Printer
Radio Station Manager & Programmer – Chuck Jurasek
Representatives Federal & State -TBA
Salon Rambouillet- Nancy Dean, Reservations
Soaper – Sally Birdwhistle
Spiritual Guidance – Father Kitz, Rev. Luther, Rev. Bergman, Hofgothi Vikernes.
Sports, Camping, Fishing, Ghillie – Myles Humble, Director
Sports, Marksmanship, Archery, Javelin, Discus – Terucer Ajax
Sports, Spacial Dynamics Movement, Kuzushi – Marta Schmidt
Sports, 4H Skills, Boxing – Pastor, Thomas Graham & Father Timothy Meadows
Sports, Wrestling, Kozen Judo – Coach Tom “Doc Holiday” Stone
Sports, Canoeing, Rowing and Sailing – [TBA]
Sports, Skiing, Ice Skating and Hockey – Magnus Johannson, Instructor
Stained-Glass – Barbra Owens, Artist
Stone Cutter – Kipling Sibelius Scott, Master Mason
Studio – Jane Taylor, Shopkeeper
Swan Glass Factory – Michael Owens, Master Glass Smythe & Manager
Tè Chay Tea Room and Confectionery – Alyona Romanoff & Silvia Zelts, Managers
Tè Chay Tea Room Events – Greg Smith & General Chief, Coordinators
Textiles & Quilting – Gretchen Hirsch
Theatre – Anatoly Bergman, Instructors & Directors
Thrift Shoppe Fensalir – Maya Scarlatti & Hilde Winterbottom. Shopkeepers
Transportation – Elon Musk, Bus Driver
Veteran’s Affairs – Capt. Timothy Taylor
Veterinarian – Ryan MacScoloige, DVM
Weavers & Spinners – Marie Nightingale & Benta Carlson
Whitesmything – Bjørn Carlson, Smyth
Woodwind Ensemble – John Catomer, Conductor
Woodworking – Christopher Emanuel, Master Carpenter, Rose Clear, Assistant
Writers – Victor King, Marianne Franklin
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Who To Call In a Pinch?
For An Emergency Call: Cap Tim.
Everything Else – Quinn, Andrew, Marie, Chris, Michael, Gabriel, Jane, Oliver, Kip, Dane, Doc Holiday.
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Buildings
Apothecary & Medical Office and Clinic [sec 6]
Atrium & Koi Pond [sec 5]
Bicycle & Ski Shop (2 floors) [sec 5]
Café Four Seasons (1.5 floors) [sec 3]
Chapel [sec 1]
Dance Studio (tba) [sec 4]
Elder House (3 floors) [sec 4]
Farm House [sec 2]
Barn
Hothouse
Trifecta Coop
Sheds
PEACH Farmer’s Market
Four Winds – Co-Op & Bakery [sec 3]
Hilma af Klint Art Building – [sec 3]
Bsmt – Photography
1st – Small gallery, elevators, staff lounge, bathrooms, closet,
2nd – Folk Art & Studio
3rd – Fibers
4th – Painting
5th – Offices, Photo Gallery
Housing Apartments (4 floors) [sec 1]
Gymnasium, Field, Playground [sec 6]
Kitchens & Cafeteria [sec 6]
Binder and Cobbler’s House [sec 7]
Music Complex [sec 3]
Wind/Band
Orchestra
Choir
Storage & Offices
PEACH Lobby & Offices – (exposed basement) [sec 1]
Library Founders (3 floors)
Lotte Gallery
Educational Facilities
Conference Rooms
Solon Rambouillet
Theatre & Lecture Halls
Mom and Tots (sewing & small kitchen)
Father Sons Meeting Room Storage/em>
Post Office & Newsletter [sec 7]
Printer’s House [sec 7]
PEACH School, K-12 [sec 4]
Kinder House
1st through 8
High School (3 floors)
Skills Complex [sec 7]
Smithing
Pottery
Woodworking
Maintenance
Swan Factory (5 floors) [sec 9]
Glass
Light Bulbs
Brown Bottles
Hydro Wheel
Art Studios
Offices
Lunch Room
Tè Chay Tea Room and Confectionery House [sec 3]
Thrift Shoppe House Fensalir [sec 7]
Woods & Cabin [sec 4]
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Business Matters
Apothecary
Bakery Shop
Book Binding
Café
Co-op
Cordwaining
Cycle and Ski Shop
Education
Farming
Gallery and Gift Shop
Husbandry
Hydro Energy
Incandescent Factory
Keeping & Tapping
Performances
Printing
Property Rental & Markets
Tea Room
Thrift Shoppe Fensalir
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Official Holidays – Julian Calendar
New Year’s Day
Easter Monday
Decoration Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
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Days Most Areas In the Community Are Closed – Julian Calendar
(check each facility’s schedule)
Spring Equinox.
Palm Sunday through Easter Monday.
May Day.
Decoration Day Weekend.
Summer Solstice
Independence Day Week.
Bastille Day Weekend.
Summer Vacation – August 15th through Labor Day.
Harvest Festival Weekend, September 29th.
Autumn Equinox.
Thanksgiving Week.
Winter Solstice.
Christmas 20 December though Jan 6th.
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Lobby
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SEEDS Projects
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EMAIL: peachcommunity yahoo.com
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