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Permit
No.
1
ADDRESS
CORRECTION
REQUESTED
MILDRED
BUXTON
—
HER
QUIET
STRENGTH
Militant
feminists
say
with
jus
tice
that
women
should
not
only
have
equal
opportunity
with
men,
but
equal
recompense
for
compar
able
work.
However,
it
is
difficult
to
meas
ure
on
any
kind
of
pay
scale
a
woman’s
worth
as
a
wife
and
mother.
It
is
virtually
immeasur
able.
W
hat
we
do
know
is
that
some
women,
that
many
women,
really,
are
of
a
worth
that
is
recognized
and
appreciated
but
a
worth
that
is
not
payable
in
dollars
and
cents
on
the
market
place.
Their
steadfastness
o
f
character,
their
honesty,
their
inspirational
qualities,
their
love
o
f
family
is
such
as
to
be
a
blessing
and
the
very
core
essential
to
the
carrying
on
of
the
highest
ideals
of
civil
ization.
This
may
sound
corny.
It
may
be
trite.
But
it
is
true.
Such
women
give
strength
and
inspiration
not
only
to
their
hus
bands.
but
to
their
children,
and
to
all
who
know
them.
Mildred
Buxton
was
a
person
of
caliber,
o
f
quiet
quality,
of
wis
dom
and
strength
and
a
sense
of
humor
and
compassion.
Most
of
all
she
was
the
staunch
supporter
for
her
husband
who,
during
the
last
quarter-century,
built
Paul
Smith’s
College
from
150
students
to
1100,
improving
its
programs,
its
faculty,
its
facilities.
Mildred
Buxton
went
through
major
surgeries,
and
did
so
with
courage.
One
can’t
possibly
properly
measure
what
she
and
others
like
her
mean
to
their
families,
to
society.
W
hat
they
are,
how
they
instruct
and
inspire,
is
the
very
essence
of
the
carrying
on
of
hu
man
life
with
integrity
and
high
purpose.
W
e
have
reason
to
wonder
and
despair
about
human
follies
and
degradation,
but
we
also
have
rea
son
to
take
heart
from
Mildred
Buxton
and
others
like
her,
who
should
give
us
pride
in,
and
hope
for,
mankind.
Losing
such
a
person
creates
a
void
in
the
lives
of
those
she
touched
and
especially
in
the
life
o
f
her
husband.
So
our
condolences
go
out
to
Chet
Buxton,
who
has
been
a
steadfast
builder
in
the
face
o
f
ex
tremely
difficult
problems.
For
him
and
for
the
Paul
Smith’s
community
we
pray
for
strength.
Alumni
Weekend
573
The
traditional
annual
Alumni
Weekend
is
being
held
this
year,
graduation
weekend,
June
1st,
2nd,
and
3rd.
Plans
are
being
made
to
make
this
gathering
a
fun-filled
weekend
and
a
time
to
renew
old
acquaintances.
Alumni
Weekend
is
a
time
for
all
Alumni
to
return
to
campus.
In
addition,
this
year
we
will
be
mark
ing
the
5-year
reunions
of
the
fo
l
lowing
classes:
25
year
—
Class
of
’48;
20
year
—
Class
of
’53;
15
year
—
Class
of
’58;
10
year
—
Class
of
’63;
5
year
—
Class
o
f
’68.
Start
urging
your
“
classmates”
to
attend
this
year’s
gathering.
Mark
this
weekend
on
your
social
calen
dar
as
one
not
to
be
missed.
Ad
ditional
information
regarding
our
weekend
will
be
forthcoming.
Forestry
Club
Spaghetti
Dinner
This
announcement
is
to
notify
all
friends
o
f
the
Forestry
Club,
in
particular
those
who
worked
on
the
cabin
and
saw
it
develop,
of
the
Annual
Spaghetti
Dinner,
Sat
urday
evening,
April
14,
1973,
starting
at
6:00
p.m.
The
admission
for
this
event
will
be
$2.00
per
person.
The
tentative
program
for
the
evening
is
as
fol
lows:
a
short
dedication
o
f
the
cabin
which
will
include
a
memor
ial
for
those
cabin
workers
who
died
in
the
service
of
their
country;
a
speaker,
Mr.
Philip
W
o
lff
of
Ray
Brook,
N.Y.,
who
will
speak
and
give
a
slide
presentation
of
his
recent
African
Safari.
W
e
hope
to
present
a
chronolog
ical
slide
show
with
your
help.
If
you
would
be
willing
to
loan
your
slides,
please
mark
them
as
to
ownership
and
send
them
to
the
Forestry
Club,
P.
O.
Box
321,
Paul
Smiths,
N.Y.
12970,
as
soon
as
possible.
These
will
be
incorpor
ated
and
then
returned
to
you
be
fore
you
leave.
Hope
to
see
you
there.
Mildred
Z.
Buxton
Scholarship
Fund
A
Mildred
Z.
Buxton
Scholarship
Fund
has
been
established
in
memory
of
the
w
ife
o
f
Paul
Smith’s
College
President
Chester
L.
Buxton.
Mrs.
Buxton,
who
was
such
a
staunch
supporter
f
o
r
her
hus
band
and
the
College
through
Dr.
Buxton’s
twenty
five
years
as
President,
died
January
25th
follow
ing
surgery.
Two
years
ago
she
had
undergone
heart
surgery.
The
Mildred
Z.
Buxton
Scholarship
will
be
for
Paul
Smith’s
College
students.
Alumni
and
friends
o
f
the
College
may
contribute
to
the
fund
in
her
memory
by
sending
donations
to
Roger
W.
Tubby,
Phelps
Smith
Administration
Building,
Paul
Smith’s
College,
New
York
12970.
Eastman
Kodak
Grant
W
illiam
V.
Bowles
graduated
from
Paul
Smith’s
College
and
re
ceived
the
A.A.S.
degree
in
1963.
He
is
an
employee
o
f
the
Kodak
Park
Division
of
the
Eastman
Kodak
Company.
The
company
has
made
a
direct
grant
to
the
college
o
f
$1500
in
recognition
of
the
services
of
Mr.
Bowles.
During
1972
the
Kodak
Educa
tional
Aid
Program
amounted
to
3.3
million
dollars.
It
is
a
great
tribute
to
Paul
Smith’s
College
to
receive
a
grant
under
this
program
ol
aid
to
education
as
an
honor
to
an
alumnus.
Our
sincere
and
bountiful
thanks
go
both
to
William
and
to
Kodak.
W
e
extend
best
wishes
to
them
for
mutual
benefits
and
a
most
suc
cessful
future.
Paul
Smith’s
College
Honors
Jack
Watt
Jack
W
a
tt
was
honored
recently
by
Paul
Smith’s
College
for
the
twenty
six
years
of
“
close,
cordial
and
mutually
beneficial
relations”
existing
between
the
Lake
Placid
Club
and
the
College.
Mr.
Watt
was
general
manager
of
the
Club
during
this
period.
Dr.
Chester
L.
Buxton
presented
Mr.
W
a
tt
with
a
certificate
of
ap
preciation
at
a
dinner
at
the
Hotel
Saranac.
Cited
in
the
certificate
were
the
“
high
professional
standards
set
by
Mr.
W
a
tt
and
his
warm
person
al
interest
in
the
welfare
o
f
the
students
while
making
practical
ex
perience
available
for
them
as
they
worked
in
various
departments
of
the
Club.
Present
at
the
dinner
with
Dr.
Buxton
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
att
were
Deans
Gray
Twombly
and
William
Rutherford,
and
the
Head
of
the
Hotel
and
Resort
Manage
ment
Department,
Harry
Purchase,
and
their
wives
as
well
as
other
college
faculty
and
staff
and
wives.
(Continued
on
page
3,
col.
1)
