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|Newton, Massachusetts
|Broadcast area
|Boston, Massachusetts
|The World and You
|1550 kHz
|First air date
|April 1, 1968[1]
|Community, ethnic
|10,000 watts daytime
3 watts nighttime
|Facility ID
|Transmitter coordinates
|Callsign meaning
|Colt Communications
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WNTN is a daytime-only, 10,000-watt day and 3-watt night omnidirectional radio station licensed to the city of Newton, Massachusetts, serving the greater Boston area. It broadcasts on 1550 kHz on the AM radio dial.
WNTN broadcasts a community-based format that includes music, sports, talk and news shows. Much of the programming is aimed at the areas many ethnic cultures, including shows broadcast in Haitian Creole, Greek, Indian and Arabic languages. Programming is also produced for Christian audiences and the areas large Irish population. Programming in the English language includes local daily talk show 1550 Today with Sybil Tonkonogy and Paul Roberts.
In May 2007, a new Light Entertainment Irish Program began to air. The Irish Rambler Radio Show is now one of Boston's most popular Irish community programs.[citation needed] It is hosted every Saturday evening between 6 and 7 by Dan Hallissey, who is also a well-known Boston Irish entertainer.
WNTN signed on April 1, 1968, broadcasting a "middle of the road" format. After a year of poor ratings, management was convinced, in 1969, to initiate an original format of free-form "Adult Rock" after 2 PM, somewhat similar in style to the radio industry's current adult album alternative format. WNTN's after 2 PM programming featured an eclectic, freeform rock-based format mixed with folk music, progressive rock, soul music, jazz fusion and various other musical genres. With FM radios still a rarity in cars at the time, the station received a boost in listenership and notoriety, primarily due to the Boston area's high concentration of college students and musicians. The "free-form rock" hours were later increased to include the entire broadcast day, by 1970. Two of the earliest members of the staff were Music Director John Gorman and afternoon host Denny Sanders, both of whom later relocated to Cleveland, and were instrumental in the rise of that city's influential WMMS in the early 1970s. Also working there during the rock days was a young Howard Stern. The free-form progressive rock format lasted until January 1976, when the format reverted to MOR after the station had been recently sold.
In 1977, the station became the first in the Boston radio market to adopt a disco music block. With its unique sound and popular disc jockeys, including Wendy Hunt and Vinnie 'Disco Vinnie' Peruzzi, WNTN experienced a ratings rise and attention from the areas newspapers and television stations. The format's success, however, was short lived. By the spring of 1978, crosstown FM station WBOS began playing disco music in the evenings and adopted the format full-time that autumn as "Disco 93". In addition, Wendy Hunt left WNTN to work at WBOS in 1978, as did Vinnie Peruzzi. In 1979, he joined another new FM disco station WXKS-FM "Kiss 108".
Unable to compete with the two FM disco music stations, WNTN switched its format to adult contemporary music mixed with local news and information in 1977. But that format was short-lived; it flipped within a year to oldies music and within six months had a brief catapult into legitimate Boston ratings as the oldies format managed by Rob Wolf, who had earlier hired Howard Stern.
For a brief time in the early 1980s, the station resurrected a disco (or by that time, "contemporary dance music") format, promoted as the "Daytime Nightclub".
In 1987, the station dropped music and changed to a talk radio format consisting of syndicated national talk shows with local and national news updates.
By the 1990s, many local AM stations, including WNTN, experienced a downturn in advertising revenue. WNTN responded by adding leased-time programming, allowing groups and individuals to pay for an allotted amount of time on the station and program it to their taste. The station now airs a variety of talk and music shows aimed at numerous ethnicities and age groups. Recently, it has experimented with Internet-only programs that air on their web site http://www.wntn.com after the station has signed off for the day.
Current programs[edit]
- 1550 Today
- Grecian Echoes
- Vwa Lakay
- Roger Sturgis
- Sports Thursday
- Radio Compas
- Jhankar
- Sound of Erin
- The Benchwarmers
- Frugal Yankee
- Arabic Baptist Church
- Gallerie Haitienne
- Brase Lide
- Saturday Afternoon Live
Howard Stern[edit]
From August to December 1975, while studying at Boston University, future radio pioneer and self-proclaimed "King Of All Media" Howard Stern was an on-air personality at WNTN, his first professional job in the radio industry.[2] Stern claimed that the manager of WNTN at the time never paid him for his first week of work.[3]
References and notes[edit]
- ^ Halper, Donna; Wollman, Garrett. "The Eastern Massachusetts Radio Timeline: the 1960s". The Archives @ BostonRadio.org. Retrieved December 28, 2011.
- ^ Stern, Howard; Larry "Ratso" Sloman. "Mein Kampf "My Struggle"". In Judith Regan. Private Parts (1st ed.). Simon & Schuster. p. 117. ISBN 978-0-671-88016-3. OCLC 28968496.
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- ^ Stern, Howard; Larry "Ratso" Sloman. "Mein Kampf "My Struggle"". In Judith Regan. Private Parts (1st ed.). Simon & Schuster. p. 118. ISBN 978-0-671-88016-3. OCLC 28968496.
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- Haitian-American culture in Massachusetts
- Radio stations in Massachusetts
- Community radio stations in the United States
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CHICAGO, Ill. -- Edward L. Mullins, 85, formerly of Charleston, Mo., died Oct. 3, 2005, in Chicago.
Born May 1, 1920, in Cordova, Tenn., son of the late Granville and Daisy Chambers Mullins, he was one of 12 children. A graduate of Woodstock High School in Tennessee, he received a bachelor of science degree in agriculture and education at Tennessee State University and a master's degree from Ball State University. His 39 years of teaching included positions at Marion, Indiana, Wardell, Missouri, Lincoln School, junior and senior high schools in Charleston and Cairo High School in Illinois. He was a member of Perry Chapel A.M.E. Church in Charleston where he held positions as Sunday school superintendent, teacher, choir member, trustee, steward, treasurer and class leader. He was a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and was also active in many community activities.
In 1946, he married Mildred Crawford who preceded him in death.
On July 11, 1981, he married Mable Fristoe Willard who survives of the
Other survivors include: two daughters, Patsy Mullins and Valerie Mullins of Chicago; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Tyrone Mullins of Hanover Park and Eric and Linda Mullins of Orlando, Fla.; two step-daughters and one step-son-in-law, Carolyn and Kim Hollowell and Nancy Dillard of Sikeston; one brother, Raymond Mullins of Memphis, Tenn.; and one grandson, five granddaughters and one step-grandchild.
Ten siblings preceded him in death.
A memorial service, with Williams Funeral Home in charge of arrangements, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at the Perry Chapel A.M.E. Church in Charleston with Steve Betts and the Rev. Kevin Jacques Sr. officiating.


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Offroad Vietnam Adventures has been providing professional Vietnam motorbike tours and rentals in Hanoi using Japanese Honda 125-250cc bikes with vast experience since late 2006. We, in fact is a 100% Vietnamese owned and run company specializing in small group tours on two wheels and 4×4 only. Popular Vietnam motorbike tours could be from just 1 day to say, as long as 30 days and carter for different budgets and time you have. For your convenience and safety, we tailor make on or off-road tours based on your motorcycle riding skills.
Many people think a motorbike tour is easy to organize in Vietnam or Asia. This is not true if you want a safe outdoor adventure. There are so many things to prepare like bikes, riding gear, luggage and insurance etc. and other logistics. It's not as simple as sitting in a car enjoying Vietnam over windows. It's a game of coming back in one piece!
Below are three different types of Vietnam motorbike tours you could book with us, either guided or unguided. Offroad Vietnam provides some of the nicest motorcycle tours for you in Hanoi.
Fully Guided Vietnam Motorcycle Tours
Motorbike tours in Vietnam for beginners, novice, intermediate and experienced riders. It's not just a tour or an adventure, but a fascinating motorcycle journey! This is the most popular type of tours we have been providing.
We choose the best places to eat, comfy places to stay and good services wherever we ride to. With us, you will be able to pick up the better services than when you are on your own. There is no point in saving some small cash in exchange for bad services!
Semi-guided Motorbike Adventures Of Vietnam
Basically, it's bike(s) & a guide rental through Vietnam. Forget about bike fix and direction, decide your own tempo. You have total flexibility to stop, eat and sleep wherever you want. You just pay as you go. Last minute deals can be cheaper (low season) or more expensive (high season).
From our experience people tend to save when they pay spending on the road. This is not worth it. See the link above about spending on our fully guided Vietnamese motorbike trips that we pay in order to have fresh and delicious food (not chemically frozen!), comfortable places to stay and a great trip. You get what you pay for. Naturally, people likely eat more when they are paid by us and save when they pay by themselves.
Self-guided Vietnam Motorbike Tours From Hanoi
This type of motorbike tour is best when you are looking for a new adventure away from the norm. You need to have good riding skills and are able to handle things on your own. If you are beginners or novice riders or can't ride manual clutch motorbikes then this is not for you. Saving or loosing money is on you. We provide reliable bikes, a tool kit, spare parts, expert advice, comments and tips for you.
From our experience, you experience Vietnam less than the two packages above. Some people even try to save money by using very cheap hotels and food. This makes the riding even harder because you do need a comfy place to sleep and good food after a long day riding. Food poisoning is popular and if this happens you feel very uncomfortable or even can't ride.
Guided or unguided?
One of our customers had this to say: "If this is your first visit to Vietnam take a guide with you, the help you get is invaluable and chances are he'll save you money when it comes to bartering when you go shopping as well as helping you to get to know the people. Vietnam is a different world, it's a beautiful country filled with the happiest friendliest most helpful people I have ever come across but its different, different in a pleasant way and you'll need help coping with that difference."
A professional motorbike tour guide adds value to the whole experience, he's 4-in-1: a guide, a handy mechanic, a leader and a translator. Without him, you won't be able to find hidden roads and communicate with local people. We hope that you consider this carefully before deciding which motorbike tour to book.
Road/Dual Sport Touring Motorcycles & Semi-automatic or Fully automatic Scooters
All small off-road motorbikes, road touring motorcycles and scooters (110-125cc) are 2013-2015 latest Japanese Honda models as of early 2014 for our Vietnam motorbike tours and rentals in Hanoi. We discontinued all older 110-125cc motorbikes that many shops in Hanoi still use. Scooters (picture 3 & 4) are only for long term rentals for riding in Hanoi as a commuter. These models are very reliable.
Off-Road Motorbikes
All 250cc off-road dual enduro bikes are Japanese Honda XR250's and XR250 Bajas, were made between 1998 and 2005, owned and fully serviced by ourselves. They are among the best dual enduro bikes you can find in Hanoi. Due to age, these bikes are recommended for people who know mechanic repairs, if you just know how to ride it's not enough.
Note: None of our bikes is ideal for riding two up because small bikes have small and skinny seat. For large foreigners, entry bike is from 650cc so don't expect much from a bike under 250cc. If you ride two up, expect some discomfort and stop very often or buy extra cushion. We are honest about bike conditions and if you want freedom of mind, book a guided tour and our guide takes care of the bikes.
Offroad Vietnam is our trade name and trade mark. It doesn't mean that we only ride off-road. On our Vietnam motorbike tours, we ride on all types of roads, from sealed and secondary roads, tracks, trails and footpaths. If you want more bumpy tracks, then head to Northern Vietnam because the Southern part is more flat and with lower mountains. Most of our dirt bike tours are in the Northern Vietnam provinces.
Below are the most popular Vietnam motorbike tours itineraries either on or off-road which cover the best areas for travelling on two wheels in Vietnam. Please follow the links to see sample trips, we can tailor make a trip that carters for the number of days you have.
Ha Giang & Northeast Vietnam in 8 days (Hanoi – Vu Linh – Ha Giang – Dong Van – Bao Lac – Cao Bang – Quang Uyen – Lang Son – Hanoi)
Ha Giang & Northeast Vietnam in 11 days (Hanoi – Nghia Lo – Than Uyen – Sapa – Bac Ha – Ha Giang – Dong Van – Bao Lac – Cao Bang – Quang Uyen – Lang Son – Hanoi)
Central North Vietnam in 5 days (Hanoi – Mai Chau or Moc Chau – Phu Yen – Vu Linh or Luc Yen – Hanoi)
Northeast Vietnam in 7 days (Hanoi – Vu Linh – Na Khan – Ba Be – Cao Bang – Quang Uyen – Lang Son or Mau Son – Hanoi)
Northwest Vietnam in 10 days (Hanoi – Mai Chau – Phu Yen – Son La – Tuan Giao – Lai Chau or Sin Ho – Sapa – Bac Ha or Luc Yen – Vu Linh – Hanoi)
Big Northern Vietnam Loop in 16 days (Hanoi – Mai Chau – Phu Yen – Son La – Tuan Giao – Than Uyen – Sapa – Bac Ha – Xin Man – Ha Giang – Dong Van – Bao Lac – Cao Bang – Quang Uyen – Lang Son – Hanoi)
Around Hanoi one day motorbiking (Tho Ha vermicelli village, Bat Trang ceramic village, Dong Ho traditional painting village, Van Phuc silk village, But Thap pagoda, Dau pagoda, Thay pagoda, Tay Phuong pagoda, Perfume Pagoda, Hoa Lu and Tam Coc, Hoa Binh and the forgotten Highway 6, Ba Vi and Dong Mo golf course, Duong Lam ancient village)
Tours For Women Only (Customized based on riding skills and expectations)
South Vietnam in 5 days (Saigon – Cu Chi – Saigon – Ho Coc – Mui Ne – Da Lat – Saigon)
South Vietnam in 7 days (Saigon – Cu Chi – Saigon – My Tho – Can Tho – Ben Tre – An Giang – Saigon)
Vespa Scooter Tours Vietnam in 12 days (Saigon – Long Hai – Ho Tram – Long Hia – Mui Ne – Ninh Chu – Dalat – Nha Trang – Saigon)
Ho Chi Minh Trail/Road in 9 days (Hanoi – Phu Yen – Mai Chau – Tan Ky – Phong Nha – Dong Hoi – Khe Sanh – Hue – Hoi An)
Ho Chi Minh Trail/Road in 11 days (Hanoi – Phu Yen – Mai Chau – Tan Ky – Phong Nha – Dong Hoi – Khe Sanh – Hue – Hoi An – Quy Nhon – Nha Trang)
Ho Chi Minh Trail/Road in 13 days (Hanoi – Phu Yen – Mai Chau – Tan Ky – Phong Nha – Dong Hoi – Khe Sanh – Hue – Hoi An – Kon Tum – Buon Ma Thuot – Nha Trang)
Ho Chi Minh Trail/Road in 16 days (Hanoi – Phu Yen – Mai Chau – Tan Ky – Phong Nha – Dong Hoi – Khe Sanh – Hue – Hoi An – Kon Tum – Buon Ma Thuot – Nha Trang – Da Lat – Cat Tien – Saigon)
Customised Vietnam Motorbike Tours (To be customized based on customers' motorbike riding skills and expectations)
After many years of organizing Vietnam motorbike tours throughout the country, we designed a collection of motorbike tours that our customers actually took. We know that not all riders have the same riding ability, so just contact us and together we will tailor make a trip at your pace.
If you love motorbiking with a sense for fun and an unguided adventure on your own, you have come to the right place. You need to have good riding skills, know mechanic basics and have a strong sense of adventure.
For long trips we provide enduro bikes, motorcycles and riding gear to hire on daily basis. They are in good working conditions. All rentals should be reserved and paid with a deposit before you pick up the bike(s). We have not offered one-way rentals yet. Many clients asked if we could deliver or collect bike(s) in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City – HCMC) and rode the same route like "Top Gear Vietnam Special" show. Unfortunately the answer is "no". All rentals start and end in Hanoi where our only office is located. We share our passion for this truly amazing country and getting lost is also part of an adventure. Even a flat tyre/tire will give you a chance to have many more new friends and some clients were sad because they had no puncture!
For riding in and around Hanoi, most expats would consider moped scooters and fully automatic scooters to hire on monthly basis. The rental is cheap and come with limited mileage of 1,500km/month. These Honda scooters are new or near-new (usually less than 20,000km odo and under 3 years old). They are not comfortable for long distance touring.
Honda is the most popular brand, Vietnamese people refer Honda as motorbike by default. In fact, Honda is the most reliable brand on the road, you can simply look at the traffic lights and at least 70% of bikes is Honda. There is a variety of makes and models, some date back to the 1960's. Most of Hondas in Vietnam are step through mopeds or automatic scooters. Manual clutch bikes are hard to find and are usually in poor conditions. Road bikes come with low handle bars so if you are over 1.7m, you can get a number of aches and pains when riding for a few hours. Raised handle bars offer a solution but then the steering is not so good. Dirt/trail bikes are the best but they are very very hard to find and at a much higher cost. Buying a Honda would be the safest bet because many mechanics have parts and knowledge on Honda bikes and it is not prone to break down. To see current bikes for sale from our company, please click here.
Ridiculously, the most popular bike used by tourists to Vietnam is a Chinese copy of the Honda Win. The only thing that makes it popular is cheap price. There is nothing about safety, performance or reliability from this bike. If you want to know more then check out this page. Note that we never use, offer, provide or recommend this kind of bike.
Many of our clients posted video clips of their tours on the Internet, if you are interested to see please follow this link.
If you still couldn't find what you are looking for, please use sitemap. Some links below can also be helpful:
– FAQs about motorbike tours and rentals in Hanoi
– Motorbike tours with places still available
– Customers' reviews & comments about motorbike tours and rentals in Hanoi
– Magazines & guide books featuring Offroad Vietnam motorbike tours and rentals in Hanoi
– Adventure travel articles about Vietnam motorbike tours
– Other adventures we provide include 4WD tours, trekking tours, cruises, train tours and classic tours.
You come this far but still have specific questions about motorbike tours and rentals in Hanoi, feel free to contact us for more details. Alternatively, drop by our office and have a chat or share your experiences with us or simply have a look at our daily repair works.


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2012 Producers Summit Wrap-Up
MCA hosted the second annual producers summit in February, gathering local farmers and presenters on a number of topics.
MCA staff reported on areas of progress since last years summit. Land Link was launched to connect new and expanding farmers with land, the producers listserve has been a-buzz with farmers swapping know-how on livestock and equipment, and we are beginning to gather information on all facets of farming (permits, processing, marketing, financing, etc.) in the "So you want to…" section of the website. Labor Link is another endeavor that is in the fledgling stage- an effort to connect farmers clamoring for reliable labor with unemployed folks looking for work. For more information or to get involved with any of these programs, drop us a line at firstname.lastname@example.com.
A duo of presentations on marketing your farm and your product were well received from the managers of two successful local farmers markets: one presentation from Gigi Goin of Briggs Chaney and Greencastle Farmers and Artisan Market and one from Suzanne Hermes of Potomac Village Farmers Market. The big take away- the act of buying local food is a celebration of the community we share.
Recently, the town of Poolesville has suffered the one-two punch of loosing its only grocery store, followed by the new organic market- leading to an ironic twist: there are no grocery stores in the entire Ag Reserve, technically making the area that grows food into a food desert. Mixed Greens & Community Kitchen is seeking to change that and is in the planning process for a farmers coop/market in Poolesville. Their presentation served to gather input about what farmers and customers would like to see the market provide.
Farmer Dick Stoner brought fresh ideas on marketing using QR codes- smartphone scanable bits of code that can be generated for free online and direct users to a website. Here is a mock-up of how they might be used to brand a farm.
Dick also talked about the opportunity for small farms to get inexpensive barcodes on farm products- enabling them to be sold at large retail stores along side the goods from larger farms. Dick just received a grant to fund these projects. Along with a few other farms, Stoner Family Farm has started Locale Chesapeake (click on Maryland), a cooperative of small sustainable beef producers in Maryland.
Thanks to all that attended the summit and particularly to our presenters- the work continues to protect our rural lands and support the worlds oldest small business- farms!
Many Thanks to our sponsors- Sugarloaf Citizens Association, Full Plate Ventures and Whole Foods Market
Washington Post Covers Right to Farm Legislation
MCA in the News: Coverage of MC 16-12 and comments aplenty!
"If this bill does not move forward, [state legislators would be] making a strong statement about what you really want the Ag Reserve to be," David C. Plummer, district manager of the Montgomery Soil Conservation District, wrote to state delegates. "We [would] allow local agriculture to take a back seat to what people want to see when they look out their window in the morning."
Cows Find Comfort… On Waterbeds!
And now for something completely different…
Curious? Click here.
Washington Examiner: Farmer Fights for Right to Farm in the Reserve
Washington Examiner Article: "Farmer Fights for Right to Farm in the Ag Reserve", a nice piece on state bill MC 16-12- meant to protect family farmers from being sued for farming within the Reserve. Yes- that would be sued for farming within the nationally recognized Ag Reserve- an area set aside for farming, hear Farmer Keith's story and take action here.


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December 3. 1982.
• • Central Hlchigan UnIversity Board of Trustees
Heetlng of December 3, 1982
Ht. Pleasant , Hichigan
Members present: Dr. Bernadine H. DennIng , ChaIr; Hr . Alfred J. Fortino;
Mrs. Katharine C. Hafstad; Hr. Richard L. Halpert; Hr. Raymond A. LaBounty;
Hrs. Hargaret A. Rlecker; Hrs. AI Ice Tomboul ian; Hr. walter W. Wightman;
Dr. Harold Abel, PresIdent.
Also attending: Dr. John E. Cantelon, Provost; Hr. Arthur E. Ellis,
V Ice Pres ident for Public AHa 1 rs; Mr. James l. HilI, V Ice Pres ident for
Student Affairs; Hr. Jerry R. Tubbs, Treasurer of the Board of Trustees
and Vice President for BusIness and Finance.
The ~eetlng was cal led to order by Chair Oennlng at 10:00 a.m.
The minutes of the November 5, 1982 meeting were approved as printed.
It was moved by Hrs. Allee Tomboul ian, seconded by Hrs. Katharine
Hafstad, and carried, that the following recomnendatlons be approved.
James J. Aitken , Temporary Instructor, Accounting , full-tl~, Winter
B.A., Michigan State University, 1962
C.P.A . , State of Hlchlgan , 1966
linda Dinan, Temporary Instructor, Engl Ish language and Literature,
one-fourth time, Winter 1983
B.S., University of Hlnnesota, 1968
H. Ed . , University of Hassachusetts, 1978
loIs A. Knomer, Temporary Instructor, Business Education and AdminIstrative
Services, one-half time, Winter 1983
B.S., Central Hlchl98n University, 1961!
H.A., Central Hlchlgan University, 1971
Hary Lou Nowicki, Temporary Associate Professor, Husic, part - time,
Winter 1983
B.H., Lawrence Col lege, 1955
1'1 . 1'1., University of Alabama. 1957
D.H.A., UniversIty of Hlchlgan. 1976
Appo i ntments continued
John Repp , Temporary Instructor , Engl Ish Language and lIterature.
three-fourths tIme, Winter 1983
B.A •• FranconIa College, New Hampshire, 1977
M.A. , Cent ral Hl chlgan UnIversity. 1980
Susan K. Sw itzer, Temporary Assistant In structor , Business Education
and Adminis t rative Services, one-half time, Winter 1983
B.S., Central Michigan University. 1978
Constance Morrison, Educational Ski l ls Assistant AP-3, one-half
ti me, 10 months, AcademIc Asslsunce Program
John W. Smi th , Senior Shift Supervisor AP-3 . Computer Services
Supervisory/Techn ical
Cynthia Coleman , Center Representative ST-4, one-half time, provis
ional. IP(O/HASO
Ralph Kerr, Center Rep resentative ST-4. one-half time, provisional,
IPCO/Grand Forks Admin.
Louise Cardwel I, Senior Clerk C-3, Psychology
Susan Chubb, Senior Clerk C-3, Registrar
Helen Kim, Typist C-2, one-fourth tIme, provis ional, IPCD!Library
Patricia Kinne , Receptionist C-2, Publ Ie Broadcasting
Janet Scroggs, Senior Clerk C-3. Financial Aids
Harie York, Secretary C-4, provisional, IPCO/NEUS
Public Safety
Therman l~n, Patrol Off icer PS-2. Public Safety
Mai ntenance/Food Services
Deborah Billsby , Uti1 ity Helper/Float HF-l, Food Services/Carey
Appoint~nts continued
PatricIa DIdIon, Uti! Ity Helper/Float MF-I, Food Services/Ca rey
Patricia Gepford, Cook's Helper I MF-l , Food Servlces/Rob;n50n
Ooug1as ShoIrrar. CustodIan MF-3, Physical Plant
PrOlllOtions , Reclassifications and Salary Adjustments:
Oavid Current, from Professor to Professor and ktlng Chairperson,
PhysIcs, January 1 - August I, 1983
Charlotte Evans , frOll! Profusor and Chairperson to Professor,
ForeIgn Languages, literatures and Cultures, January 10 -
August 22, 1983
Denise Gorsline, Temporary Instructor, Speech and Dramatic Arts
frOll! full-time to three-fourths time, and Univers ity Honors Program
one-fourth tIme, Winter 1983
Robert Herrera, frOll! Professor to Professor and Acting Choalrperson,
Foreign Languages, literatures and Cultures, January 10 -
August 22, 198)
Richard Kline, from Profe5sor and Chairperson to Professor, Art,
January 1 - December 31, 1983
!).avid ling, Professor, Speech and Drama tic Arts (rOlll full-tIme to
three-fourths time, and University Honors Program one-fourth time,
Winter 198)
James Monroe , Associate Professor, Geology f rom full-time to threefourths
tIme, and UnIversity Advisors Program one-fourth time,
Winter 1983
Wayne Osborn, from Professor and Cholirperson to Professor, PhysIcs,
January I - August I, 1983
larry Reynolds, Professor, SocIology, Anthropology and SocIal Work
from full-time to three-fourths time, and University Honors Program
one-fourth time, Winter 1983
EI f:I:abeth Rlngelberg. Temporary Instructor, AccountIng from threefourths
time to ful l-ti me, Winter 1983
Jerry Smoke . frOlll Associate Professor to Associate Professor anod
Acting ChaIrperson, Art, January I - December 31, 1983
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Promotions, Reclassifications, and Salary Adjustments continued
Constance M. Behm to Assistant Director/Alumni and Development
AP-~, Development
Daniel L, Bookey, Coordinator/Equipment Operations AP-2, School of
Education , Health and Human Services
Ronald E. Dangler, Director/Alumni RelatIons and Associate Director/
D!!velo~nt AP-6, AlulIl'd Relations
Robert A. Faleer to Non-Print Ked;a librarian AP-~. library
~Ichael A. Marshal l , Assistant Director/Alumni and D!!velopment AP - ~,
AlumnI Relations
Betty Hetherington, Ad~inlstrative Secretary C - ~, University Press
Mary Ann Doren to AdminIstrative Secretary C-S, Co l lege of Arts and
Elaine First to Senior Special ist Clerk C- 5, RegIstrar
Jo Ann Gust to AdmInistra t Ive Secretary C-5. th ree· fourth5 time,
Grants and Contracts
Karen Killer to Senior Specialist C-5, Regl$lrar
LaVonna Roose to SpecialIst Clerk C-~, Housing
Crace WeIde to Senior SpecialIst Clerk C-5, Regist rar
Public Broadcasting
Charles W, Shuler to Graphic Coordinator BR-7, Pub! ic Broadcasting
Thomas Peterson, Associate Professor, Economics, requests that
previously approved sabbatical leave for Winter 1983 be canceled
Extension of Probationary Period:
Sue Camble, Assistant Professor, Kusl c, extension of probationary
period th rough Winter 198~
Exteosion of Probiltiooary Period contioued
Robert Frye, lostruetor, C~uter Scieoce , exteoslon of probatlon_
ry period through 198~-8S
Reslgn_tlons, Ter~inations, Etc:
Richard Lewis, lostructor, Manag~nt , effectIve December ]1 , 19B]
laura Golden, Assistant Professo r , Physicill Education, effective
Hay 1/j, 19B3
!)ennis laFleur, Instructor, Physical EducatIon, effective
June 30, 1983
James Schulte, Instructor, Phys ical Education, effective
June 30 , 1983
Carol Thomas, Center Represen tat ive ST-4, one-ha l f time, provislona
Gall Brooks, Secretary c-4, provisional, IptD/NEUS
Carolin laPrairie, Senior Clerk C- 3, Gene ral Accouotlog
Sharon Spence, Senior Clerk C-] , Psychology
Freddie Simoods, Professor, Home Economics, family l ife and
Cons..:ntr Educat Ion
February 14, 1941 - May 31, 1983
Admlnls trlltive/Professlonlll
John Cl,I'I1/1'1l ng, Direc tor p,p -7, Cl arke Historical Ll brll ry
September 1, 1961 - December ]1, 1982
Wi ll 1II1I'I D. Co l lesch, Assistan t to Director AP-4, Financial Aids
August 20 , 1967 - Oecelltler 31, 1982
Glenn J. Stacy, Senior Buyer AP- 4, Purchasing
February II, 196] - Decembe r ] I, 1982
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Ret i rements continued
Publ it Safety
les l ie Boostelle, Detective Sergeant PS-3, Public Safety
September 17, 1967 - December ]1, 1982
It was moved by Mrs. Katharine Haf stad, secooded by Hrs, Margaret
Riecker, and carried , that John Cumming, Director of the Clarke
Historical library, be granted emeritus rank effective January I, 1983
and that the following resolution be adopted.
WHEREAS, John Cummio9 has devoted twenty-two years of
full-time serv ice to Central Michigan University as
Director of the Clarke Hi storical Library and a teaching
faculty member; and
WHEREAS, He has brought distinction to the University
through the growth and natlo",1 recognition achieved by
the Clarke Hi sto rical library uoder his leadership; and
WHEREAS, He has 91ven of his time aod talents in support
of the activities of the University through service on
numerous comnittees including the Board In Control of
Student Hedia; and
VHEREAS, He has taken an active role In preserving
Michigan's heritage Includlog service as a trustee of
the Historical Society of Mlchlgao; president of the
MichIgan Archival Association; aod _ber of the State
Advisory Board of the Hatlo",1 Hi storical Publ ications
and Records Commission, and the Michigan Consort ium for
Archival Preservation; and
WHEREAS, He has been pr esented with the Hi storical Society
of Michigao's Award of Herit in recognition of the major
contribution the publ Ica [ lons of his private press have made
in presenting and preserving the history of Mi chigan ; and
WHEREAS , He has been kno.." for his good humor, integrity,
unselfish service, cOrTWnltment and dedication to Central
Hi chlgan Un iver si ty and the State of Michigan; and
WHEREAS . His collea9ues and friend s wish him continued
success in a well deserved retirement in which to pursue
his many Intere s ts;
Erner i tus Rank cont Inued
BE IT THEREfORE RESOLVEO. That the Board of Trustees, on
behalf of the Unlyersity commun ity, ~p r esses apprecia tion
and gratitude for his serv ice to thi s institution
and ~tends Emeritus rank .
It was moved bV Mrs. Margaret Riecker, seconded by Mrs. AI ice Tomboul ian,
and car rI ed that Stephen Hobson , Professor, Music, be granted emeritus
rank effect lye february 3, 1983 and that the following resolution be
adopted. Dr. Hobson's retirement was approved at the Noyember meeting .
WHEREAS, Stephen Hobson has served t he Unlyerslty with
distinctIon for the past nineteen vea r s as a teacher ,
n1Us ical Inspirator, and faculty leader; and
~HEREAS, HIs wit, human sens i tivity , and clear thin king
have been an In spirat ion to his colleagues, students,
adm inistrato rs, and community; and
WHEREAS , He has provided leadership in the field of
choral music In the State of Hi ch igan through workshop
and adjudicating activities and through the influence
of his touring choral groups on high school chora l
programs; and
WHEREAS, He has brought recogn i t ion and acclal~ to himse
lf and the Uniyerslty by direct ing the Un ivers ity
Concert Choir on a goodwill tour of Romania in 1976; and
WHEREAS, He has served the University , hi s department, and
his colleagues wIth dedication and dIstinction on committees,
as academic senator , as voice coordinator; and
IIHEREAS, Ke has been an adviso r and friend, as we ll IS I
devoted teacller, to generations of students;
BE IT THEREfORE RESOLVED , That the Board of Trustees, on
behalf of the University community , expresses appreciatIon
and gratitude for his contributions to this institution and
extends Professor Emer itus rank.
It was moved by Mr. Alfr ed Fortino, seconded by Mrs. Margaret Rlecker,
and carried, thllt the following tenure recOllTtlendations be approved.
Tenure Begins with Fall 198) Appointment
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College of Arts and Sciences
Denny L. Bettlsworth, Professor, Speech and Drama tic Arts
School of Susll'leu Administration
Phil ip l. Klntzele, Professor, Accounting
Ronald Lewis, Professor, Accounting
Phil ip O. Arben , Professor, Management
School of Education, Health and Human Services
Hicha el A. Nerbonne. Professor, Commun ication Disorders
Tenure BegIns with Winter 1 98~ Appointment
Judy O'Del I, Assistant Professor , Library
HAGB Chairman, Mrs . Katkarlne Harstad, reported tnat they are stil\
seeking a secretary for the off ice In Lansing. The by- laws will be
undergoing a reylslon by a representative or alternate fro. each
governi ng board. Mrs. Hafstad will be attending a meeting of the
HAGB in lansing on Dee~ber 8.
FAMILY GRANT PROGRAM (finance Committee);
President Harold Abel requested a delay of any action on the Fami ly
Grant Program.
It was moved by Mr. Alfred fortino, seconded by Hr. RCiyrrond LaBounty,
and with al l Boa rd members present \/Otlng affirmatively, the following
re so lut ion was adopted.
nE IT R[SOLVE D, That Progressive Engineering be engaged to
complete the Waste WOod Fuel Energy System.
It was moved by Mr . Alfred Fortino, sec;onded by I1r. Raymond LaBounty.
and with al I Board members present vo ti ng affirmat ively , the fo l lowing
resolution was adopted.
WHEREAS , it Is proposed that Central Michigan University (the
"University"), acquire, construct and install energy conservation
projects on the campus of the University in the city of
Hount Pleasant, l'Iichlgan, said projects being more particularly
described as follo~:
1. (a) Window replacements at Nonhwe$l Apartments . and Carey,
Cobb, Wheeler, Troutman, /'\errill, ~eney and Beddow Residence
(b) Lighting r eplacement and capacitators at Tatl!, Barnard ,
Barnes, Beddow, Thorpe , Sweeney. Merri! 1. Calkins , Trout, Rob inson,
Larzelere, Emmons, Woldt , Saxe and Herrig Residence Halls , Barnard
Food Commons, Barnes Food Commons , Woldt and Merrill Food Commons,
Robinson and Carey Food Commons, Kewadin and Northwest Apart ments
, Preston Court ~nd washington Court Apartments , and University
Student Center.
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(cl Stack economizer ~nd waste heat recovery at Northwest •
Apartments South Laundry Room, Nortt.west Apartments Horth Laundr y • ~, Kewadin Apartments No. 5 Laundry ~, Carey Food Commons
chil ler and boiler stack economizer.
(d) Bo i ler r eplacement at the steam plant power l'lOuse.
(e) Reduction of steam pressure at Preston Court Apartments
A, B, C, and 0, all food commons and re sidence halls, and Univer si
ty Student Center.
(f) Residence Hal I Director Apartments Self SuffIciencies at
Tate, Barnard, Barnes, Merril" Sweeney, Thorpe , lleddow, Carey ,
Cobb, Wheeler, Troutman, Calkins, Trout, RobInson , Larzelere,
Etrfnons , Woldt. Saxe and Herrig Residence Hal l s .
("Project 1"1; and
2.. Solar BiO!ll!lss 'Waste Wood Fuel Energy System at the Steam
Plant Powerl'lOuse ("Project II");
(Project 1 and 11 being herein collectively called the "Projects"); and
'WHEREAS, the United States Department of Educ:atlon ("USooE") has
reserved funds to make a loan to the University to pay part of the
c:ost of the Project; and • •
Approval of Energy Conservation Projects and Autl'lOrlzation to Incur
Indebtedness c:ontlnued
'WHEREAS, It is nec:essary for the Board of Trustees of Central Hlchlgan
University (the "Board") to authorize and approve the acquisition,
c:onstructlon and Installation of the Projects, and to authorize the
Issuance of debt obligations on behalf of the Board to finance .. II
or part of the Projects, subject to the terms and conditions hereof:
NO'W THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the Projects as proposed by the
AdministratIon are approved ~nd all powers necessary or convenient
to finance, construct, acquire, Impl_nt and carry out the Projects
are delegated as set forth in the 1982. Energy Conservation Projects
Administrative Proposal (the "Adlllinistration Proposal"). The debt
obi igations referred to in the Administration Proposal are hereby
authorized to be Issued on behalf of and as the act of the Board,
subject to the c:ondltions set forth therein, the Officers of the Board
and the University are hereby authorized to execute and del iver on
behalf of and as the ac:t of the Board the agreements and documentS
referred to In the Administration Proposal, and the prior actions of
the officers, aqentS and representatives of the Board and the University
with respec:t to the Project$ and the financing thereof, a5
referenced In the Administration Proposal are hereby ratified and
confirmed, The Administration Propo~1 herein referred to is signed
and dated as of the date of adoption of this resolution by the
Chair and Secretary of the Board and i5 hereby incorporated herein
by reference.
All previous r esolutions or parts of resolutions, i/'lsofar as they
c:onfl let with this resolution, are hereby repealed.
ALLOCATION OF DEVELDPKEHT FUND KOHlES FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS:
It ~s moved by Hrs. Margaret Riecker, seconded by "r. Richard Halpert,
and carried, that the following resolution be accepted.
8E IT RESOLVED, that the alloeatio/'l of unrestricted gifts as
noted below Is approved and ratlried:
President's Special Purpose Fund 1982-83 $3,450,88
It was moved by Krs. Margaret Rlecker, seconded by Hr. Alfred Fortino,
and carried that the supp lementary graduation list for December 1982,
upon certification of the Registrar and acceptance by the Academic
Senoate, be ~pproved.
It was moved by Mrs. Margaret Riecker, seconded by Hr. Richard Halpert,
and carried, that the following traffic control orders be approved.
Traffic Control Order 82-3
A stop sign shall be Installed on West Campus Drive for southbound
traffic at Its Intersection with Broomfield ~d.
Any vehicle In violation of this order shall be in violation of the
Ordinance to Govern and Control Parking, Traffic, and Pedestr lans
at Central Michigan University.
Traffic Control Order 82-4
A stop sign shall be installed at the e:o:lt of Parking Lot 41 at lu
IntersectIon with West Campus DrIve for westbound traffic.
Any vehicle In violation of this order shall be in violation of the
Ordinance to Govern and Control Parking, Tra ffic, and Pedestrians
at Central Michigan University.
Traffic Control Order 82-5
Lane ass IgntMlnu shal' be establ i shed for northool,lnd traff Ic on
West Campl,lS Drive at its in tersection with Preston Road. A sign
shall be erected indicating that the lane furthest to the right
shall be for right turns and throl,lgh traffic and that the lane In
the middle of the road shall be for left turns only; these lane
assignments are for northbol,lnd traffic.
Any vehicle In violation of this order shal I be In vio lation of the
Ordinance to Govern and Control Parking, Traffic, and Pedestrians
at Central Michigan University.
Traffic Control Order 82-6
Lane assignments shall be establ i shed for southbound t raf fIc on
West Campus Drive at its Intersection with Broomfield Road. Al ign
shall be erected Indicating that the lane furthest to the right
shall be for right turns and through traffic and that the lane In
the midd le of the road shall be for left turns only; these lane
assignments are for southbound t raffic.
Any vehicle In v iolation of this order shall be In violation of the
Ordinance to Govern and Control Parking, Traffic, and Pedestrians
at Centra l Michigan University.
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Approval of Traffic Control Orders cant lnued
Traffic Control Order 82-7
The speed liMit on West Campus Drive between Preston Road on the
north and Broomfield Road on the south shall be 25 mph.
Any vehicle in violation of this order shal l be in violation of the
Ordinance to Govern and Control Parking, Traffic, and Pedestrians
at Central /'Ilchigan University.
Traffic Contro l Order 82-8
That the speed 1 imit on East Campus Drive shall have a ma:o:illlUlll of
35 mph from Mission Street North to Preston and from Preston North
to Bellows the maxi_ shall be Z5 mph. These limits shall be for
both north- and southbound traffic.
Traffic Control Order 78-) Is hereby cancel led.
Any vehicle in violation of this order shal l be in violation of the
Ordinance to Govern and Control Parking, Traffic, and Pedestrians
at Central Michigan University .
It was moved by I'\rs. Katharine Hafstad, seconded by Hrs. Al ice
Tombou! ian, and carried that the following horw;lrary degree awards be
L)'lIn .loon KIll! Doctor of Huslc
Joseph Priestley McCarthy Doctor of Communication Arts
/'Ir. McCarthy wi 11 be the comoencement spea ker.
GifTS AND GRANTS:
It was moved by Mrs. Margaret Rlecker, seconded by /'Irs . Katharine
Harstad, and carrIed that gifts received dl,lrlng the month of October
totaling 5)13,575.5) and grants totalIng $38,127 be accepted.
It was moved by Mrs. Al Ice Tomboull.n, seconded by Mr . Raymond LaBol,lnty
and carried, that the following officers be OIppointed for 1983:
NomIBiting Committee r;ontinued
Cha i r;
Vice Chair:
Acting Secretary:
"rs. Kargaret A. Riecker
"r. Alfred J. Fortino
Hrs. Harykaye Grace
Hr. Jerry R. Tubbs
The next Board of Trustees meeting wi 11 be Friday, February It, 1983.
The meeting adjourned at 12:08 p.m.
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After six weeks of hard slog, Donna Wilkins' comeback bid came crashing down around her at the weekend, with the Steel shooter breaking her wrist in a warm-up match in Queenstown.
Wilkins lost her footing while trying to pull down a rebound in Saturday's win over the Australian Institute of Sport, landing heavily on her hand.
The injury will keep Wilkins out of action for a number of weeks and the former Silver Fern is likely to miss the opening rounds of the Steel's ANZ Championship campaign.
It is a gut-wrenching blow for the former dual international, who was making her return to top-level netball following the birth of her first child in December.
Having only started training six weeks ago, Wilkins had regained her fitness and was looking strong in her first few hit-outs of the tournament.
"I'd done all the hard yards to get to this stage and then for this to happen is really disappointing. I really wanted to get on the court and get as much match time in as I could," said Wilkins. "But these things happen, it's what sport is all about and if you can't handle that then you probably shouldn't be playing."
Wilkins said she had yet to discuss any timeframes on her recovery.
"We'll know more about how long and what we've got up against us tomorrow or Tuesday, once I've had another scan and seen a specialist."
But she joked that she was pretty much a professional at overcoming such injuries, having now broken her arm four times.
Wilkins wasn't the only high-profile Steel player in the wars. Defender Sheryl Scanlan injured her calf muscle in Friday's loss to the Northern Mystics and was forced to sit out the rest of the tournament, while her fellow Silver Fern Liana Barrett-Chase was given yesterday off as she wassuffering from tightness in her hip flexors.
Scanlan said she twinged her calf muscle about a month ago in training, and appears to have suffered a recurrence on Friday night. Not wanting to exacerbate the injury any further heading in to a long season, the Steel medical staff opted to rest Scanlan for their remaining games.
"We've got the whole season ahead as well as the pre-season tournament in Sydney, plus I'm not getting any younger so I don't want to push it. As much as I want to get out there and play, I know I need to be cautious for now," said Scanlan.
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The injuries in the camp are a major setback for the Steel, who were already facing a race against time to have a fully fit side come the start of the competition.
The Steel looked sluggish in their opening hit-outs over the weekend, with just one win from five games. The tournament hosts also drew 36-all with the lowly Central Pulse in a shortened match yesterday, proving they have a long way to go if they are to live up to initial billings as one of the title contenders.


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Wearing a baby blue princess gown, complete with tiara and magic wand used to direct her court of followers around Focus on the Family's campus, 6-year-old Kari Noe was in control.
"It's just my job to be a princess and direct," Kari said.
Being in control of something is a new development. For almost half her life, Kari battled a disease she had no command over, leukemia.
It was a long battle, lasting around 27-months. During the hardest times, her head bald from chemo, lying in bed recovering, Kari would listen with her Mom to "Adventures in Odyssey," a fictional dramatic audio series produced by Focus on the Family. It's the same series Kari's Mom and Dad grew up listening too.
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