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Coop Ext. 75th Anniversary Party Births August 28,1986-Fort Covtngton Sun-Fort Covington, N. Y.-P*ge 5 The Cooperative Extension will hold its 75th anniversary party on Saturday, Sept. 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the 4-H Build- ing at Franklin County Fair* grounds, Malone. is asked to bring its own table service and a dish to pass. (The dish should serve eight to 12 people.) Please bring a dish according to the first letter of your last name. The Board of Directors of Salads are A through K and Cooperative Extension is plan- hot casseroles L through Z. ning a covered dish supper and barn dance to celebrate 75 years of Cooperative Ex- tension work in New York State. Plan to come and bring the family. special activities for children early in the evening and an old-fashioned hoe down for kids of all ages! Come casual and wear your dancing shoes! Dinner reservations are needed by Aug. 29, so that and Meat, rolls, beverage and mc H at ^supplies can be anniversary cake will be ordcrc(L Plcasc rcturn thc provided. For the dance the Skyliners will provide music from 9 reservation form as soon as possible. Come help celebrate our p.m. until midnight. We are anniversary at this end of For the dinner each family planning a full evening with summer event. See you there! Hoit A son, Joshua Michael, was born in Malone on Wednes- day, August 20th to Louise and Michael Hoit of 7 Sprague St., Malone. Joshua joins a brother, Edward, and a sister, Laurie. His maternal grand- parents are Edward and Mildred Ottney of Hunting- don, Quebec. The late Edward and Mary Hoit are paternal grandparents. Merritt Adults can take the oppor- tunity to study an early college credit this fait by signing up for a Regents College Ex- Maureen Mayville and Norman Merritt of 202 Dog- wood Drive, Wilmington^ N.C, 28403 are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Allvson Alexa. bom on August 10, 1986. She weighed seven pounds. study without the pressure The tests will be admin- Maternal grandparents are of a classroom. istered at centers in Albany, lawrence and Joyce Mayville Credit earned from the Buffalo, Canton, Elmira, Plans- of Fort Covington, N.Y.who Go Back to School\ by Taking Regents Exam Alfred Dunner Suits So fashionable . So affordable... Jackets Skirts Blouses Slacks & Sweaters Sizes 10-20 a Kegents J^oUege bx- exams can be applied toward burgh, Rochester, Syracuse, were visiting at the time of animation (RCE). These a degree at many coUeges and Suffern, New Fritz, the Bronx, Allyson's birth. universities across the country. Manhattan, and on Other use the tests for em- ployment or teacher certi- fication purposes. exams, offered by the State Education Department, test college-level knowledge in the arts and sciences, business, secretarial science, education, and nursing. RCEs will be offered at test centers around the state on November 6 and 7. The application deadline is Sep- tember 29. By taking RCEs, adult stu- dents can schedule their study time when it's convenient for them, and can earn college credit at a reasonable cost. The tests also allow adults to \ease\ into college-level Manhattan, and on Long Island at Farmingdale and Greenvale. Subjects tested by the No- vember exams include the arts and sciences, business, education, and nursing. Free study guides are available for each examination and include a test outline, sample questions, and a bibliography. They also help individuals decide whether to take a particular test. Most of the November tests range in cost from, $25 to $50. , Individuals who want to take a test in a particular subject should first request the application and bulletin. After deciding which test(s) they would like to take, they can then request the specific study guides. For an appli- cation, write to Regents Col- lege Examinations, Box P, State Education Department, Cultural Education Center, Albany, New York 12230 or phone (518) 474-3703. The largest living species off kangaroo stands seven feet taN. Available in 4 Solids 2 Plaids & Pin Stripe Complete Suits Starting at $6300 46 East Main Street, Malone 483-2070 New Degree Program at NCCC SARANAC LAKE — A new two-year degree program at North Country Community College that will combine business and recreational courses with valuable practical experience at the Lake Placid Olympic venues and the United States Olympic Train- ing Center, had received the enthusiastic endorsement of the Olympic Regional De- velopment Authority and other recreation-based agencies. The Recreational Facilities Management Program, a 63- credit associate of science degree, will combine cour- sework with two internships available at the Olympic Au- thority, the Olympic venues and the newly established Olympic Training Center, or various smaller, privately- owned facilities; / Students will be prepared for transfer .-to..*, four-year program, or employment upon completion of this two-year program. Program Director Larry McFaddin has found strong need for graduates with fa- cilities management training throughout the North Coun-, try. \Leisure time for Amer- icans has peaked, and lifestyles now accommodate this leisure time into recreational activities that have become standard for trained professionals at ski areas, golf courses, raquet clubs, ice arenas and spas, continues to grow.\ Students enrolled in the new program will enroll insuch courses as Introduction to Leisure Services, Introduction to Recreational Facilities Man- agement, Recreational Fa- cilities Management Intern- ships, Small Business Management, Accounting, Business Law and Introduc- tion to Computer Systems. In addition, courses in liberal arts, science, mathematics and physical education will be required. . Those instrumental in de- veloping the new program were: Jo Ann Branch and tlr%er Moore, NCCC phys- ical education faculty who initiated the concept; former NCCC ski area management director Michael Collin; NCCC Director of Athletics Robert Hudak; Andrew Haa- land, former NCCC business faculty member, ORDA Di- rector of Venues Raymond Pratt; the Lake Placid Sports Council; the late Robert I^ron, Whiteface Mountain Ski Cen- ter; the U.S. Olympic Train- ing Center; and the faculty of the college Physical Educa- tion, Recreation and Business Division, Dr. Ross Dailey, chairman. 1 Those interested in finding out more about the Recrea- tional facilities Management Program can contact the Ad- missions Office, NCCC,-Pp Box 89, Saranac Lake, N.Y, l2?83891l02i Issue in Massena ^Oyer 156area women are expected to partic- i i h ^lU p p day seminar on women's issues sponsared,£y, t^e Massena Bus ine&s & P rof e s s ion a 1 Wonnea. v ; : - Scheduled Saturday, Sept. 27, at the First United Metbo- ^^ is money management to.legal issues affecting women, St. Hilaire addecWaad wkfPW- ipaatwitt be sole |(* sefect two morning sessions and one in theaftemodo. - v , c,., j ^j plamied is sditfift\GM'wt& and is divided intoiO workshops on issues of importance - to contemporary with the present \fitness women. > < generation,*' and the'-need. 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