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Faculty & Librarian Retirees' Association, University of Windsor
June, 1995, Issue #13
NEASE, A. Stuart, 5265 Riverside Dr. E., Windsor, N8S 1A1, 948-2678 (Educ. ' 88)
NELSON, Ralph, 389 Askin, Windsor, N9B 2X1, 256-5950 (Pol.Sci. ' 93)
NOLAN, Phyllis, 2850 Alexandra Ave., Windsor, N9E 2J4, 969-8594 (Hm. Ec. '91)
O'FARRELL, John K.A., 28 Marley Pl., London, ON, N6C 3T1 (Hist. ' 89)
O'MEARA, Rev. John P., #303, 2345 University Ave. W., Windsor, N9B 1E8, 253-4533 (Hist. '79)
OGATA, Hisashi, 4072 Longfellow Ave., Windsor, N9G 2B6, 966-2285 (Phys '91)
PAZIK, Rev. Ronold S., 1100 Huron Church Road, Windsor, N9C 2K7, 256-1811 (Mod. Lang. ' 91)
PHILLIPS, William G., 1186 Grand Marais Rd. W., Windsor, N9E 1C7, 972-0588 (Econ. '87)
POWLEY, Maurice B., 3691 Charlevoix Ave., Windsor, N9E 3B7, 966-0640 (Civ. Eng.'90)
PURUSHOTHAM, Devamma, Suite 407, 3855 Southwinds Dr., Windsor, N9G 2N2 (Nurs. '92)
QUERBACH, Carl W., P.O. Box 7248, Windsor, N9C 3Z1 (Mod Lang '91)
QUINN, Joseph, Chelsea House, Box 97, R.R. #1, Amherstburg, ON, N9V 2Y7 (Engl. '93)
RAPPÉ, Idalia, 2795 Mark Ave., Windsor, N9E 2W4, 969-6941 (Lib. ' 89)
REIF, Zygaunt, 1240 Brock St., Windsor, N9C 2V5, 252-8788 (Mech Eng. '91)
ROMANOW, Walter, College Plaza, 11135 - 83 Ave.,Edmonton, Alta.,T6G 2C6,(403) 433-0476 (Com. St.'89)
ROSENBAUM, Ed., 29485 Bermuda Lane, Southfield, MI, USA, 48076, (810) 357-0575 (Bus. Ad. ' 94)
SABINA, Leslie, 2717 Longfellow, N9E 2L1, Windsor, 969-2431 (Biol. '94)
SHKLOV, Norm, 2667 St. Patrick's Dr., Windsor, N93 3G5, 966-3415 (Math. '84)
SMITH, A. Cormac, 3630 Avondale, Windsor, N93 1X9, 969-8921 (Math. '91)
SMITH, Arthur, 3225 St. Patrick's Dr., Windsor, N9E 3H2, 969-8303 (Psych. '84)
SONNENFELD, Peter, 383 Rankin Blvd, Windsor, N9B 2R6, 253-5704 (Geol. '88)
STARR, Meyer, 14 Acorn Place, London, ON, N6G 4J4, (519) 472-6116 (Psych. '93)
STEWART, Don R., 2720 Cousineau Rd., Windsor, N9H 1C5 (Soc/Anth. '94)
STOLLMAN, Samuel S., P.O. Box 7598, 91074 Rehavia, Jerusalem, Israel. (Engl. ' 88)
SUTTOR, Timothy, Costa Natura 140, km 150 ctra Cadia, Estepone (Malaga), Spain 29.680 (Relig.St. '85)
SZAMOZI, G., 6307 Westbury Ave., Montreal, Que., H3W 2X4 (Phys. '88)
TAMBURINI, James J., Apt. A5, 10365 Paradise Blvd, Treasure Island, FL, USA, 33706 (Music, '83)
TAYLOR, C. Maurice, 1320 Tanglewood, La Salle, ON, N9J 2K2, 734-6031 (Mod Lang '91)
TAYLOR, N.F., Apt. 2509, 8888 Riverside Dr. E., Windsor, N8S 1H2, 948-4075 (Chem/Bioch.'93)
TUCK, Dennis, 251 Villaire Ave., Windsor, N8S 2J1, 944-6555 (Chem/ Bioch. '94)
VINCENT, Claude, 1018 Jarvis St., Windsor, N8P 1C9, 979-3634 (Soc/Anth '91)
VUCKOVICH, Helen, Apt. 306, 9150 Wyandotte St. E., Windsor, N8S 4C7 (Associate)
WEARNE, David, 765 Lynn St., Windsor, N9G 1G6, 969-6928 (Edn. '94)
WHITEHURST, Robert M., 11044 Riverside Dr. E., Windsor, N8P 1A4, 735-6134 (Soc/Anth. '88)
WILKINSON, Peter, 1642 Polonia Park Pl., Windsor, N8Y 4V7, 948-0369 (Philos. '90)
ZIN, Michael, 680 Front Rd, N., Amherstburg, ON, N9V 2V7, (519) 736-3621 (Bus. Ad. '93)
EDITORIAL RAMBLES: Walt Romanow made an interesting point (p.2 above), when he
included "professors/librarians/administrators..." Our Pension Plan covers the academic
side and ... "certain other classes of administrative employees..." Might it be a good idea to
link up with them? Maybe worth considering... Pres. Habib cited his note to University
Pres. Ianni protesting any proposed University charges on retirees. Here, here! However,
retirees shouldn't forget that they are widely seen today as the over-privileged members
of society, while younger folk are struggling against very bleak long-term prospects.
Guess that's why I'm so hep on our bursary fund: it's the kind of symbol we need. At least
it shows a desire to reach out and help. ...I want to welcome Joan Hackett as an Associate
Editor, who will contribute articles to The Newsletter. She starts with a delightful
little piece in this issue. ...I doubt if many realize how long it takes to put one of these
Newsletters together: that is, from the first blank sheets of paper to the finished
product. For one person, would you believe a minimum of one full (seven-day) week - not
counting the mailing chore which is another day at least. Then out it goes into the
great echo-less cavern... like "is there anybody out there?" ... Oh wow, just to get a letter-to-the-editor now and then!.... Incidentally, I agree with Walt R. that a Canada-wide
grouping would be too costly. Our little Association, for example, has no secretarial
help, and nothing to pay for it anyway...Incidentally, the membership list is up-to-date,
without too many flaws, I hope, and for which I apologize in advance. I checked with Jim
Skinner to add home departments and dates of retirement to the list, thinking this
might add to its usefulness.(?) ...As I look around, there seem to be retirees eligible to join
who haven't. A bit surprising. Surely it can't be a matter of principle - though, in this day
and age, maybe it is!... I shall make a real effort to get the next issue out early in October, a
few weeks in advance of the annual Fall General Meeting. Have a great summer!
W.G.P.