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GLENS FALLS TIMES, GLENS FALLS, N.Y., SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1967 CHECK FOR $20,000 PRESENTED, TO -LIBRARY FUliD motor scooter. Police tald they were investigating. Bomb Thrown into Jeep; Three Hurt Officials of the party, founded by former President Juan in 1U Entire Sophomore Class Of Callison College to Study Abroad Each Year Boschcharged the government. 6f President Joaquin Balaguer PICTURE SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, (AP) Opposition Sen. Pablo Rafael Casimiro Castro was reported seriously burned Thursday night bv an was responsible for the incident.

TWO OFFICERS DOOMED ACCRA, Ghana (AP) Two5 of three army officers Involved in the insurrection of April 17 By WILLIAM C. HARRISON STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) native Ecuador, to cite a star, incendiary bomb thrown into example. the Jeep he was driving in the The University of the Pacific Callison College will extend southern town of Azua. the "live together" idea to the Two other members of Cas were sentenced to death Friday plans to fly the entire sophomore class of its new Callison College each year to an Asian non-Western world bv sending' tro's Dominican Revolutionary a five-man military tri by by its sophomore classes abroad.

were reported hurt by the bunal. The third was sentenced campus for a year in residence Members of the Callison facultyibomb, tossed trom a passing to 30 years at hard labor. in an emerging nation. "Education for global respon will supervise the students, but nationals of the host nation will hi' -r Efljlf: l-Q'n- 1 CLARK'S DISCOUNT DEPT. STORI do most of the teaching.

Taking advantage of charter flights and expected lower living costs overseas, the student and 3GS will have to pay for the year OWUtANTUD tCONOMlCAL abroad only about the normal cost of a year's residence on the Stockton campus, say college sibility," university officials call it Next September, Callison will be the third "cluster college" added to the university. Founded in 1851, the University of the Pacific was the first institution of higher education chartered in California. It enjoys a reputation today for ranking with the foremost in fresh ideas for education. Take Raymond College, which opened in 1962 to inaugurate President Robert E. Burns' university plan for coping with I7? ui IS lrLr soaring enrollment by cluster officials.

The traveling student will re-' turn to Stockton probably I after completing a circle of the) globe, says Dr. Burns for his; junior and senior years. I "We hope the graduates will then help build bridges of un-! derstanding between East and West." says Callison's provost, curriculum can free a man for Dr. Larry A. Jackson.

"We believe that the Callison' meaningful living in his time." i Three more cluster colleges; are on the way, Dr. Burns says. "The idea, patterned some-j what after Oxford H. Glen Caffry, left, Glens Falls attorney, discusses assignments with two of his team Lloyd Demboski, center, and Alfred Van Wirt, at the kick-off meeting for the Special Gifts enjoyable Hat far jut on but for many tomt thtrt't a trtatforyou tviry tint you tUp into your tow kilcktn with eabinttt mnd eounttri turfactd uith itcorativt and laminaltd ftattit. Tomorrow it will look at krighi mt today eltam juti at tatily (jutt tut damp doth) hup on giving you pleat-uro, tonvnitnct and inspiration.

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Your Kitchen Remodeling ing self-contained, smaller col leges around the mother school Division in Crandall Library. Mr. Caffry is the co-chairman of special gifts and a member of the ONE LOW PRICE INCLUDES: cleaning, oiling, all parts, "regulation, case and band cleaned and polished The Raymond student obtains a liberal arts education in three years instead of four. But the uDrsry Doara or. trustees.

The announcement of a $20,000, "We cannot put off our building teams under Mr. Caffry. years are longer 10 months contribution from the Giens; program any longer. The Board! Mr. Sedgwick, assistant trust; aA 1 of Trustees has been planning officer at the First National Falls Insurance Co.

and The National Life Assurance Co. of Canada served to stimulate en- this appeal for over a year. To Bank, noted, "The distribution wait in hopes of finding a time of Dledee cards worked out verv more intensive. The student takes three courses during each of three terms each year, thus going nine instead of the conventional eight semesters. And thusiasm at the kick-off meeting; that would be more propitious I well.

Our committee members If port ore needed upon impaction there it an additional charge Tiffany, Pqtek Phillipe, chronograph, chronometers, self-winding, titty watches ore slightly higher. for the special gifts division of does not seem to the board to be! selected the cards of people they seems academically says Dr. Burns, adding that it! already has been adopted by the Crandall Library Develop practical. There will always be wished to call upon personally, class sessions are 60 minutes ment conflicts of timing. Our immedi We were able to assign 254 cards number of other universities long instead of 50.

H. Glen Caffry, co-chairman ate space requirements demand in a few minutes. All teams He studies mathematics and a 'and is being studied by many NEW MAINSPRINGS REPLACED BY US ARE GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFETIME OF YOUR WATCH of special gifts, along with that we go ahead now." iwere well organized and well foreign language, a sequence of more faced with expansion woes. captains and workers who were sists of 10 teams, each headed I The general phase will get fna oology. social All full-time university under-i crowded into the Hyde Room of UPPER GLEN GLENS FALLS under way next week.

Thomas A. Barry, president of the by a team captain and made up of five workers. Serving as Mr. sciences, and a humanities sequence including world literature, philosophy, fine arts and religion. the library for a pre-solicitation briefing.

The 5 p.m. meeting Sedgwick's captains are George graduate women and lower division men students live and eat on campus. The cluster college quadrangles also accommodate Friends of Crandall Library, is serving as the chairman of the Headquarters Finch Pruyn Sales, Inc. Foot of Glen St. Hill Phone RX 3-3461 was attended by more than two- Coughlan 3rd, Donald Creal, He gets loads of personal at- thirds ftf thf nnmnilftoo tYiPtn- Daninl rvKortcin Tamoc Pnt I cyormriil cliii otinn rliirioinn bers.

iter and James Mott. Richard Once the general solicitation Mention tutoring sessions lim- childless faculty members who want to live in residence. i Mr. Caffry stressed the fact Bergsund, Robert S. Yates, A1-; commences, all echelons of t0 or four students, that there is nn rwrfwr Hmp tn frorf VanWirt T.lnvH DomhAsti IsAnal snlipitatinn will hp nMivp classes and seminars limited to Each autonomous college has 12 and lots of hard work, but a faculty of 20 and an enroll conduct a campaign.

He said, 'and Warren Rouillard head the in the campaign. no grades. All he knows is that he passes or fails. Grades are supplied to the dean of students. Appointed Officer Of Sandy Hill Corp.

however, in case they are re A La Mode By HELEN HUMFHKCT quired for graduate study or transfer. ment of no more than 250, noj sororities or fraternities. The cluster colleges attract' resources, Dr. Burns says. "We have been able to amass' more endowments about $16; million for the cluster col-1 leges than have been amassed, for other schools in the 115-year history of the university," says; Dr.

Burs. The university is a privately The student, if he gets Sunglasses worn as a head Thank Carol Channing for this through, graduates with a bach band aren't the only reason style. She wears the biggest sunglasses of all time, to match the biggest gold clock hanging elor of arts degree, ready to go into graduate school or the for the big boom in "shades." Another reason Old furnace worn out? Buy a new Carrier furnace world just three years after fin around her neck. lis that they give the wearer a ishing high school. Elbert Covell College, second supported, Methodist Church- chic, sophisticat related institution.

ed look, even a mysterious look. The president admitted a few drawbacks loss of students to prestige schools or those offer in the cluster, opened in September 1963 with an entirely different slant. It is thought to be the first Spanish-speaking college in the United States, and offers a four-year liberal arts That's what the Sunglasses for indoor wear are becoming increasingly popular. Usually the lenses are lighter in color than those for bright sunshine wear. Many of my fashion associates make sunglasses their "hallmark" of dress day and evening.

Because of this, a recent survey of fashion editors reported they would like to see more color in frames yellow, pink, blue, red. rage in sunglasses is really all about. ing handsome stipends, and some suspicion among the other faculties of the university that program leading to a bachelor of arts degree in inter-American On the prac tical nf the cluster colleges are some how being favored. Now! studies. nan oi tne students come "And the great majority of course, wearing helen sunglasses the Humphrey students still prefer the old type from Latin America, with all 20 nations represented.

They and year around is a necessity to Except for one thing most college. Dr. Burns says. Early this year, Dr. Burns protect eyes from glare and dust.

Dr. Jackson and Theodore tneir u.S. counterparts share dormitories, cafeteria, social center, and classes. Sharing Slipped up over the hairline, within a small group is the hall Baun, a Fresno contractor who is president of the university's Board of Regents, toured pros sunglasses do act as a head an sunglass wearers prefer the dark toned frames both for daytime and evening wear. As for fancy decorations rhinestones, silver, gold they are passe.

Also "out" in sunglasses, are jewel studded wing and cats-eye shapes. Too chintzy, say the editors. band. MILTON W. PURDY It isn't just the hippies who pective locations for Callison College in Thailand, Pakistan India and Malaysia.

At the annual meeting of Sandy Hill Corp. held in the of wear way-out sunglasses, its the smart set that has picked 'uo the stvle of square, round. mark of the cluster college. The Latin-American students are recruited, some with their education costs privately paid, others on a pay-as-you-can basis with scholarship funds making up deficits. Dr.

Arthur J. Cullen, provost, says that high schools, colleges and universities throughout the No money down Up to 5 years to pay FINCH PRUYN SALES, Inc. A tithorized Carrier Dealer Foot of Glen St. Hill Phone RX 3-346! fices at Hudson Falls on Mon Fashion authorities are giv 90 PERISH IN STORM KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) day, announcement was made loblong, wrap-around dark glass- es. (lAI Most people own two or more Li A ing some new ideas to the sunglass industry.

For example, small slits at the end of the frame, over the ears, that A launch capsized and sank in a violent cyclonic storm seven of the appointment of Milton W. Purdy as assistant vice president in charge of sales. He had been named sales manager miles off Chandpur, East Pakis-! Western Hemisphere are send pair oi sunglasses, uayimie aim dressy styles. And, surprisingly would permit fastening of col tan, and reports reaching Kara ored ribbon to be tied in a bow uwu enough, most wearers are chi Thursday said 90 persons are feared to have perished. iaic xMivii u.

ucuiup ill umi at the back of the head. ing people to study the education techniques being developed at this "proving ground for the inter-American specialist in this capacity, Ismart enough to have the lenses professionally made; Or, different fabric covered Mr. Purdy has been employ frames with one pair of ex Yet over-the-counter sales of century and beyond." ed in a management capacity sunglasses have risen rapidly changeable lenses to coordinate with special clothes. at Sandy Hill for more than 20 years. He began work as a pro Elbert Covell College trains students from both North America and Latin America to be in the last few years simply from a style standpoint.

The way things look, every duction coordinator 1946. He thing is coming up rose-colored Fashion authorities agree was made assistant plant man glasses the optical business that sunglasses, as an outstand ager 1955 and plant mana come bilingual professionally and socially in English and Spanish. That's because sunglasses! 1. 1Q iniJLA tt, ing style, should now be wide a i Ul J.aTt1, llv JUillU W1C Hmrt hfiinma v-i rcr iivinnrtnnr sales staff in 1960 and After graduation, students and large. Frames snould cover the entire eye and eyebrow in WITH round or square designs.

auwvc un. upline "vvcaaui, ibecame assistant sales mana- whether worn as "shades" jay 19e5 headband. The swinging started the from Latin America return home to sometimes radically elevated careers. Homero An-drade, a Lodi, farmer for several years before entering the college as a junior, graduated last June and has become sunglass fashion of Ben Frank CHECKING ACCOUNT ployed in a supervisory capa mrnsss nm city at the Union Bag plant Hudson rails. He studied lm and XJrandma Moses frames.

These styles were picked up by just plain people and account for much of the new interest in sunglasses. papermaking at the Forest Pro minister of agriculture in his trade live at 58 Notre Dame ducts Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin. He is a graduate in mechanical and archi- Hudson Falls. They have Of more interest is the fact that frame styling is now such high fashion those of us who tectural science from Saunders two daughters. Mrs.

Carol Lind- Tech and also from Alexander blom of Quonset R.I., and; wear just "seeing" eye glasses Hamilton in business Richard LaMarche, Leeds, can have as much as selecting shades. anyone tration. one son, John of Glens I Mr. Purdy and his wife Ger-1 Falls, and two grandchildren. Eclipse of Sun by Moon to Be Visible Over North America NEW YORK (AP) An eclipse of the sun by the moon next Tuesday will be visible over nearly all of North America.

Dr. Thomas D. Nicholson, an astronomer at the Hayden Planetarium, said the eclipse will begin at 9:21 a.m. EDT. Maximum'coverage will be at 9:49 a.m.

and the eclipse will end at 10:19 a.m. In New York, the moon will eclipse almost seven per cent of the sun, while in Alaska the magnitude will reach 72 per cent, Nicholson said. The eclipse will be visible from most of North America and parts of Newfoundland. It will also be seen in parts of Europe. CHECKS AND WALLETS IMPRINTED FREE ONLY 15 CENTS PER CHECK NO MINIMUM BALANCE NO SERVICE CHARGE Glens Falls National BANK and TRUST COMPANY GLENS FALLS FORT EDWARO QUEENSBURY WASHINGTON COUNTY CLENGATE BRANCH, SOUTH GLENS FALLS LAKE GEORGE Member MISS BRIGHT BECOMES FIRST 'LADY MAYOR' OF VILLAGE -w -iwit- -y nff- pm i if is 9 wmin in i 'it ii i I .,.1,1, ni mm msm ANNOUNCEMENT Our business office will be open Saturday, from 8 a.m.

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John K. Bright. Hubbell Lane. Lake George, is shown as she takes the oath of office for mayor of that village during swearing in ceremonies held Thursday in the school auditorium. Miss Bright, who Is the first "female mayor," was sworn In by Howard McKee.

vice president of the Lnko George office of the First National Bank of Glens Falls, as Mayor Robert Caldwell looks on. The "mnyor" and her staff held their of 'L-. fices yesterday when, Student Government Day was observed in the village..