Background
Chantiles, Vilma Liacouras was born on August 11, 1925 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of James Peter and Stella (Lagakos) Liacouras.
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Presenting international recipes and special dietary suggestions, a cookbook for diabetics, people on sugar-restricted diets, or individuals who are simply interested in healthier eating furnishes the American Diabetic Association's exchange lists.
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The rhythm of village life and 20 charming folktales of Greece blend uniquely in this book --arranged in 4 sections: My Village by the Sea, Our Animals, Our Villagers, and Our Hopes and Dreams.
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Chantiles, Vilma Liacouras was born on August 11, 1925 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of James Peter and Stella (Lagakos) Liacouras.
Bachelor of Science in Costume Design, Drexel University, Philadelphia, 1947. Master of Arts in Home Economics and Nutrition, New York University, 1970. Master of Arts in Journalism and Massachusetts Communications, New York University, 1985.
Designer girls' dresses, Rosenau Brothers, Philadelphia, 1948-1950; reporter, Fairchild Publs., Philadelphia, 1950-1953; teacher home economics, Scarsdale (New York) Junior High School, 1968-1969; adjunct lecturer, Herbert Lehman College, Bronx, 1970-1971, 76-77; researcher/writer various publications, New York City, since 1972; food/travel columnist, Athenian Magazine, Athens, Greece, 1975-1991; adjunct lecturer, New York University, 1973-1974, 83-87; adjunct lecturer, Westchester Cmty. College, since 1994; editor, Sterling Public Company. New York City, 1983-1987.
(Presenting international recipes and special dietary sugg...)
(The rhythm of village life and 20 charming folktales of G...)
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Board of directors Westchester Choral Society, White Plains, New York, 1978-1980, 83-85, alto singer, since 1969. Co-chair book/lecture committee Philoptochos Society ofRye, New York, 1992-1994, chair since 1995. Member Home Economists in Business (chair college and university committee 1986-1987), PiNu Epsilon, Omicron Nu.
Married Nicholas G. Chantiles, March 2, 1952. Children: Dean, James, Maria Nicole.