Sequel (Paul Smiths, N.Y.) 1987-????, June 01, 1985, Image 3

The Paul Smith’s College Historic Publications Collection includes the campus newspaper, the Post Script, published from 1946 to 2002, the campus yearbooks, the St. Regian, published between 1946-2005 and the various alumni newsletters produced since 1950 including Alumni Bulletin, Alumni News, Alumni Newsletter, and Sequel. This collection is made possible by the Paul Smith’s College library and uses software created by the Library of Congress.

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Newspaper Page Text2 SEQUEL SUMMER, 1985 PSC Wish List The college always welcomes donations of new or good used items that would fill a need. So you can keep us in mind when you plan to upgrade the furnishings or equip ment at your business. Here's a partial list of current needs: ★ Chairs are needed for Longtin Cafeteria (35 0). Ours are showing much wear and tear on the upholstery. New tables would be welcomed, too. If you have a source, but not the quantity, the snack bar could use new tables and chairs, also. ★ The Forestry Division submits this wish list: a front end loader, a truck with a dump body, modern electronic distance measuring instruments, micro computers, and a greenhouse. ★ The Alumni Office still needs a good electric (self- correcting) typewriter. ★ The Post Script, photography lab, year book, and Public Relations Office would all appreciate darkroom equipment, including a stainless steel sink, safelights, print dryer, lockers or cabinets, good condition develop ing tanks and reels, and an additional enlarger and timer. Alumni Calendar June 7-9 ....................... Alumni Council Retreat on Campus Midsummer .................. Burlington, Vt., Atlantic City, N.J. August 3-18 ..................... Vacation at Paul Smith’s College August 9-11 .......................................................... Reunion’85 August 16-18 ....... Woodsmen’s Field Days, Booneville, NY Late summer ................................... Rochester, N.Y, Picnic September 28 .......................................... Las Vegas, Nevada Early Fall ............. Albany, Plattsburgh, Washington, D.C. Mid-October....................PSC Goes Mile High, Denver, CO November 11 .............. New York City Hotel Show Party — Tower Suite *Note: If you would like to assist in planning an alumni gathering for your area, write to the Alumni Office, Paul Smith’s College, Paul Smiths, NY 12970 or phone (518) 327-6315. College Celebrates Preserve Centennial New York State is celebrating the centennial of the Adirondack and Catskill Forest Preserves this year, and Paul Smith’s College will be part of that celebration. The Sequel plans a special feature on the centennial for its fall issue, but here’s a preview of what’s planned: ★ A special history display in Cubley Library to open in late June. The display will look back at transportation, the old Paul Smith’s Hotel, and hotel personages in 1885. ★ Forest History hikes to be led by Professor Mike Kudish during the summer and fall. ★ Special canoe trips in August and September across the “ Seven Carries” from Saranac Inn to Paul Smith’s. ★ Woodsmen’s demonstrations put on by the Forestry Club in Lake Placid, September 13 and 14 (part of a BIG TO-DO sponsored by the Department of Environmental Conservation), and possibly a smaller scale demonstra tion at Saranac Lake’s Heritage Days June 29 or 30. ★ Possible participation in parades in Lake Placid July 4 and September 13. (Contact Gould Hoyt if you can loan a flatbed). ★ Adirondack Theme Buffet and autograph party (took place May 23 at the Hotel and featured photographer Nathan Farb’s new book on the Adirondacks which is available at the Paul Smith’s Shop in the Hotel). In addition, PSC retired forestry Professor Gould Hoyt and Professor Jim Kraus, have worked with the Depart ment of Environmental Conservation to create a self- guided educational walk through an old experimental forest in the Fish Creek area. Anyone who will be in the areas is invited to participate in these events, or to join in the planning and execution of our centennial projects. For more information about PSC participation, contact Gould Hoyt at 518/327-3274 or Nancy Boyer-Rechlin at 327-6318. For a regional listing of Centen nial events contact Department of Environmental Conser vation in Ray Brook, N.Y. Alumni Giving Yital Your contributions to our Annual Giving and other fund drives are greatly needed and appreciated. The Brian Zehr Memorial Scholarship Fund has passed the $5,000 mark, with $5,013 contributed from 196 donors as of May 15. An additional $743 was received from the Croghan Mennonite Mission Fund of Brian’s Church. The Alumni Annual Giving Fund for this year totaled $17,225 from 355 alumni at the same date. We’re encourag ed by the generosity of those who have already given, but need to hear from more of you. The college particularly needs alumni support to grow in order to broaden its financial base and ease the burden which must be borne directly by students and their parents in the form of tui tion and fees. Here’s a breakdown of alumni giving over the past seven years: YEAR 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 DONORS 188 116 67 536 643 622 355* AMOUNT GIVEN 6,225 10,400 6,903 25,793 63,360 32,800 17,225* Thank Yous ♦Through May 15, 1985. Fiscal year ends June 30. Much thanks to Wally Ganzi, ’63 for hosting a fund rais ing dinner at his Dallas, Texas Palm Restaurant in April. A special note of thanks to PSC Professor Michael Kudish and his mother, Mrs. Esther Kudish, for the dona tion of a collection of magazine articles and photographs from the estate of Mike’s father, Aaron Kudish. The col lection was accepted by Head Librarian Ted Mack, ’69, and will become a permanent addition to the Frank L. Cubley Library. Included in the donated items are biological materials on fish and fresh water biology, rep tiles and amphibians, mammals, and marine life featur ing whales and porpoises in particular. THE SEQUEL Co-editors: Nancy Boyer-Rechlin Acting Director of Public Relations Liz Pope Garton Director of Alumni Affairs Published quarterly by the office of Alumni Relations. Paul Smith’s; College. Paul Smiths. New York 12970. Typeset and printed by the Adirondack Publishing Company. Saranac Lake. New York. Editorial office: (518) 327-6315. The Sequel invites comments and editorial contributions. Canoe Buffs Gather The Wooden Canoe Heritage Association will be holding its annual assembly at Paul Smith’s College this summer, July 25-30. The assembly includes lectures and demonstrations on canoe building and paddling plus related crafts and topics, plenty of paddling and “ just plain fun.” The association expects more than 200 of its members to attend. If you would like to be part of this group and/or this hap pening, contact Dave Wirschen, 328 Mulberry St., Rochester, NY 14620 (phone: 716/442-0406). Annual membership in the Wooden Canoe Heritage Association is $15. Alumni Directory Nears Completion All telephone contact has been completed by Harris Publishing Company, publishers of our official alumni directory. The purpose of the telephone contact was to verify the information which the alumni provided on the directory questionnaires and the information currently held on the alumni records. At the same time, the telephone representatives of the publishing company invited alumni to purchase personal copies of the directory. The directory is tentatively scheduled for release in August. If you have not received your copy by mid- September, or if you are interested in ordering a copy and have not heard from the publisher, you may contact them directly at the following address: Doreen Luff Customer Service Representative Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company, Inc. 3 Barker Avenue White Plains, NY 10601 IT’S A DATE! Dick Cattani, ’64, of Restaurant Associates, Inc., is working with the Alumni office to complete the plans for the gala PSC Annual Hotel Show Party in New York City. The date: Monday, November 11, 1985. The place: the 48th floor penthouse of the Time-Life building. The agenda: a buffet reception, cash bar, and dancing — all overlooking the New York skyline. Mark your calendar NOW. Detailed information will be in the mail later this summer. Lost & Found Three beautiful custom-made Paul Smith’s College posters were left behind in Rochester after the student and alumni receptions held there this past March. One poster, which says “ ecology and environmental technology, Paul Smith’s College, in the Adirondacks” with a mountaintop view, was apparently stolen at the stu dent reception. The other two (one had a photo of a group of forestry students with professor Jack Skelly and said, “ foresty . . . ” and the other said, “ hotel and restaurant management. . . ” with a view of the Hotel Saranac) were left in a yellow cardboard container at the reunion site. If any of you know where any of these posters are, or can help track them down, please contact the Admissions or Public Relations Office. HAVE A HEART. The large heaVy-duty green banner which the student council bought as their gift to the school, disappeared the same day it was put up to greet parents coming to graduation. If you have it or know where it is, please help return it in time for Alumni Reunion in August. The banner comes equipped with changeable panels which say welcome, “ Students,” “ alumni” and “ parents.”

Sequel, June 01, 1985, Page 3, Image 3 About Sequel (Paul Smiths, N.Y.) 1987-????

Sequel, June 01, 1985, Page 3, Image 3
About Sequel (Paul Smiths, N.Y.) 1987-????