Classifieds

I have eight mulberry Wedgewood scalloped edge dinner plates purchased in 1957. Two each of: McGraw Hall 1933, Baker Laboratory of Chemistry 1933, the War Memorial 1933 and Sibley Dome 1933. Cost is $1,000 for all eight plates. Mint condition. Pictures available upon request.

jsomerset114@gmail.com

Jean MacAlpine Somerset ’58

The Cornell Class of the Century (1950) offers its class-produced, commemorative book, Curfews, Chaos and Champions for the cost of S&H only. This impressive book recounts the history of the Class of 1950 as told primarily by WWII veterans, whom, with the GI Bill, changed university education and campus life.
How the Ivory Tower fell down. How the veterans expected professors to emphasize practical over theoretical and classical. How they were disinterested in protocols of attire, in fraternities, and in campus rituals such as fraternity, club and frosh hazing. How coeds were expected to major in home economics not in engineering or other male-dominated fields. And how they resisted silly rules of curfew and attire. And how the veterans promoted racial and ethnic acceptance, and social mobility within an expanded middle class.
This large and colorful 193-page book is a collectible, coffee table book. The Class would like to keep the available copies out of a landfill and get them into the hands of interested readers. And thus offer free copies for only $12 postage and handling, or a box of ten copies for $80. Mail a request and personal check to Class of the Century, The Cornell Daily Sun, 139 West State Street, Ithaca, NY 14050. Or, get a free copy by visiting the Sun’s office.

phjoslin@aol.com

Paul Joslin ’50

Here is the gift of my e-book copy of Lights, Camera, Classroom: My Journey to Becoming a Studio Teacher.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1itK4sOeSl3952QIOXFTHkTE8gNLSNQV5/view?usp=drive_link

I will be giving away this book to family, friends, and other filmmakers upon request. You are among the first to receive it. If you know someone that would like a copy, please ask them to request it through my Instagram:

@iamangelharper_studioteacher

Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, Feliz Navidad.

I look forward to your comments about the book, too.

E-Book Link: https://online.fliphtml5.com/sabmw/goxn/index.html
Peace and Blessings during this holiday season.

PS: Please follow me on my Instagram page

Angel Harper ’74

I’m excited to share that I’ve just completed my new book—President Next: A Historical Roadmap to Forecasting the Future President! This book takes a bold look at how history, data, and political patterns can help predict our future leaders. It’s an engaging and analytical journey through the presidency—past, present, and what’s next.

Check it out here.

David Carlucci ’02

Go Big Red! I’ve recently completed my new book… “Of Light, Sound & Season.” It’s a unique and different type of book, which combines four “short short stories” with nature photography.

Additional information: @LakeAndChimes on Instagram

Scott Slocum, MMH ’03

Do you worry about a loved one, especially at night?
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remmd.com

Dr. Susan Herson ’92

Aishwarya Lahariya, MS ’19Cofounder, director, and designer

Complete Bottline Line from Millbrook Winery. Still in use until March. Contact: Ian@millwine.com.

Filler
GAI 1000-EL; 1997
Monoblock filler-corker
One motor drives all systems, keeping process synchronized
Stainless steel for ease of sanitation
Adjustable output of up to 1200 bottles per hour
Easily adapts to different bottle shapes; we have four different complete sets of stars
Gravity fill spouts for low oxygen pickup

Labeler

OMB ET 1500; 1997
Linear labeling machine for attachment of self-adhesive labels
One station attached (second available but in need of repair)
Capsule distributor
Optical cork checker
GAI 406s capsule roller

Dimensions

Glass conveyer
44.5” height
76” length (dumping table 20”)
33.5” width

Orbit cleaner
85” overall height
47” height of braces
39” length of conveyer segment
39” wheel diameter

Filler
79” height, with adjustable legs
64” length (from bottle feed to end of table)
30” width

Labeler
69” height, with adjustable legs
91” overall length
20” table length
44” width

John Graziano ’81

Hello Cornell alumni and friends! A new book is now available, and it’s a great gift idea for the holiday season. The Trails We Travel features original “short short stories” combined with nature photography inspired by the scenic trails of Northern California. Consider learning more about this unique new book by a Cornell alum… Go Big Red!

Scott
Lake & Chimes Photography
lakeandchimes.picfair.com
Instagram: @lakeandchimes

E. Scott Slocum, MMH ’03

Late September to early October, pick your own pawpaw fruits and flowers at The Pillar Farm in Lincoln, MA.

Margie.brown@gmail.com

Margie Coffin Brown ’85