Ed Schaber - Revision history

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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 17, 1966		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 17, 1966

	Edward Schaber, one of our local realistic artists, has started art classes in the vacant store in the [[Hotel Saranac]] on [[~~Academy Street\|~~Academy Street]]. They will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursdays, and are for beginners. Mr. Schaber hopes that those who always wanted to paint in oil will avail themselves of this central location and come to the classes. He is also instructing students in the making of novelties made of cotton, felt and remnants of material which make amusing gifts. Framing is another specialty of his and those frames of rough wood are especially attractive.		Edward Schaber, one of our local realistic artists, has started art classes in the vacant store in the [[Hotel Saranac]] on [[Academy Street]]. They will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursdays, and are for beginners. Mr. Schaber hopes that those who always wanted to paint in oil will avail themselves of this central location and come to the classes. He is also instructing students in the making of novelties made of cotton, felt and remnants of material which make amusing gifts. Framing is another specialty of his and those frames of rough wood are especially attractive.
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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 17, 1966		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 17, 1966

	Edward Schaber, one of our local realistic artists, has started art classes in the vacant store in the [[~~Hotel Saranac\|~~Hotel Saranac]] on [[Academy Street\|Academy Street]]. They will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursdays, and are for beginners. Mr. Schaber hopes that those who always wanted to paint in oil will avail themselves of this central location and come to the classes. He is also instructing students in the making of novelties made of cotton, felt and remnants of material which make amusing gifts. Framing is another specialty of his and those frames of rough wood are especially attractive.		Edward Schaber, one of our local realistic artists, has started art classes in the vacant store in the [[Hotel Saranac]] on [[Academy Street\|Academy Street]]. They will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursdays, and are for beginners. Mr. Schaber hopes that those who always wanted to paint in oil will avail themselves of this central location and come to the classes. He is also instructing students in the making of novelties made of cotton, felt and remnants of material which make amusing gifts. Framing is another specialty of his and those frames of rough wood are especially attractive.
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	By [[JULIA FRANK\|JULIA FRANK]]		By [[JULIA FRANK\|JULIA FRANK]]

	Where the'' ''[[Drutz Market\|Drutz Market]] used to be, on [[~~Bloomingdale Avenue\|~~Bloomingdale Avenue]], in Saranac Lake, there is now a shop with a bowl of fruit painted on the door. Inside is "The Palette Post", a combination art school and studio, recently opened under the management of Ed Schaber and [[Beverly Sharkey\|Beverly Sharkey]].		Where the'' ''[[Drutz Market\|Drutz Market]] used to be, on [[Bloomingdale Avenue]], in Saranac Lake, there is now a shop with a bowl of fruit painted on the door. Inside is "The Palette Post", a combination art school and studio, recently opened under the management of Ed Schaber and [[Beverly Sharkey\|Beverly Sharkey]].

	Most of the business goes on in a single large room, sparsely furnished but nonetheless cluttered with paintings covering the walls, an exuberant blue carpet, and the smell of turpentine. In one corner, a circle of [''illegible'']		Most of the business goes on in a single large room, sparsely furnished but nonetheless cluttered with paintings covering the walls, an exuberant blue carpet, and the smell of turpentine. In one corner, a circle of [''illegible'']

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	'''Ed Schaber''' was an artist who lived in Saranac Lake in the 1960s and '70s; he moved to Lake Placid in the 1980s. He was noted for painting landscapes. He gave classes in painting, and he donated a number of his paintings to be auctioned as fundraisers for various causes. He designed some of the buttons for [[~~Winter Carnival\|~~Winter Carnival]] in the 1970s, as well as a mug that was sold to support the carnival. He also advertised his services as a house painter, interior and exterior.		'''Ed Schaber''' was an artist who lived in Saranac Lake in the 1960s and '70s; he moved to Lake Placid in the 1980s. He was noted for painting landscapes. He gave classes in painting, and he donated a number of his paintings to be auctioned as fundraisers for various causes. He designed some of the buttons for [[Winter Carnival]] in the 1970s, as well as a mug that was sold to support the carnival. He also advertised his services as a house painter, interior and exterior.

	One of the people he taught to paint was [[Lionel Bibeau\|Lionel Bibeau]].		One of the people he taught to paint was [[Lionel Bibeau\|Lionel Bibeau]].

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	Born: '''c. 1932		'''Born: '''c. 1932

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	[[File:Ed Schaber.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ]]'''Born: '''c. 1932		[[File:Ed Schaber.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ]]'''

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	'''Ed Schaber''' was an artist who lived in Saranac Lake in the 1960s and '70s; he moved to Lake Placid in the 1980s. He was noted for painting landscapes. He gave classes in painting, and he donated a number of his paintings to be auctioned as fundraisers for various causes. He designed some of the buttons for [[Winter~~%20Carnival~~\|Winter Carnival]] in the 1970s, as well as a mug that was sold to support the carnival. He also advertised his services as a house painter, interior and exterior.		'''Ed Schaber''' was an artist who lived in Saranac Lake in the 1960s and '70s; he moved to Lake Placid in the 1980s. He was noted for painting landscapes. He gave classes in painting, and he donated a number of his paintings to be auctioned as fundraisers for various causes. He designed some of the buttons for [[Winter Carnival\|Winter Carnival]] in the 1970s, as well as a mug that was sold to support the carnival. He also advertised his services as a house painter, interior and exterior.

	One of the people he taught to paint was [[Lionel~~%20Bibeau~~\|Lionel Bibeau]].		One of the people he taught to paint was [[Lionel Bibeau\|Lionel Bibeau]].
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	''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 17, 1966		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', January 17, 1966

	Edward Schaber, one of our local realistic artists, has started art classes in the vacant store in the [[Hotel~~%20Saranac~~\|Hotel Saranac]] on [[Academy~~%20Street~~\|Academy Street]]. They will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursdays, and are for beginners. Mr. Schaber hopes that those who always wanted to paint in oil will avail themselves of this central location and come to the classes. He is also instructing students in the making of novelties made of cotton, felt and remnants of material which make amusing gifts. Framing is another specialty of his and those frames of rough wood are especially attractive.		Edward Schaber, one of our local realistic artists, has started art classes in the vacant store in the [[Hotel Saranac\|Hotel Saranac]] on [[Academy Street\|Academy Street]]. They will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursdays, and are for beginners. Mr. Schaber hopes that those who always wanted to paint in oil will avail themselves of this central location and come to the classes. He is also instructing students in the making of novelties made of cotton, felt and remnants of material which make amusing gifts. Framing is another specialty of his and those frames of rough wood are especially attractive.
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	'''New Place in Town For Art Lovers'''		'''New Place in Town For Art Lovers'''

	By [[JULIA~~%20FRANK~~\|JULIA FRANK]]		By [[JULIA FRANK\|JULIA FRANK]]

	Where the'' ''[[Drutz~~%20Market~~\|Drutz Market]] used to be, on [[Bloomingdale~~%20Avenue~~\|Bloomingdale Avenue]], in Saranac Lake, there is now a shop with a bowl of fruit painted on the door. Inside is "The Palette Post", a combination art school and studio, recently opened under the management of Ed Schaber and [[Beverly~~%20Sharkey~~\|Beverly Sharkey]].		Where the'' ''[[Drutz Market\|Drutz Market]] used to be, on [[Bloomingdale Avenue\|Bloomingdale Avenue]], in Saranac Lake, there is now a shop with a bowl of fruit painted on the door. Inside is "The Palette Post", a combination art school and studio, recently opened under the management of Ed Schaber and [[Beverly Sharkey\|Beverly Sharkey]].

	Most of the business goes on in a single large room, sparsely furnished but nonetheless cluttered with paintings covering the walls, an exuberant blue carpet, and the smell of turpentine. In one corner, a circle of [''illegible'']		Most of the business goes on in a single large room, sparsely furnished but nonetheless cluttered with paintings covering the walls, an exuberant blue carpet, and the smell of turpentine. In one corner, a circle of [''illegible'']

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