Volume 14, Number 1
Feb 1990

People

• Bonnie Jo Cullison has resigned her position as Preservation Librarian of the Newberry Library to continue her paper conservation training. She can be reached at the Graphic Conservation Co., 900 N. Franklin, Chicago, IL 60610.
• Mary (Mini) Lampert, formerly the Conservation Lab Supervisor at the Newberry Library, has decided to return to the world of advertising and is now employed at the Leo Burnett advertising agency.
• Megan Hicks of Norman, Oklahoma, is doing her master's thesis on the quality of paper in children's books and publishers' awareness of paper quality. She welcomes communication from others who share her interest. Her home phone number is 405/525-0612.
• Carolyn and Den Horton have moved from 610 Woods Cottage to 86 Medford Leas, Medford, NJ 08055.
• Lynn Newell is the new Head of Preservation at the Connecticut State Library.
• Jane Pairo is SOLINET' s first Manager of the Preservation Program. She was formerly Assistant State Archivist at the Virginia State Library and Archives. Lisa Fox will now concentrate on her new role as Program Development Officer.
• Nina Stawski has been appointed Preservation Librarian at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.
• Vanessa Piala is now working in the NEW s Office of Preservation. Until December 1989, she was head of Preservation Services at the Smithsonian Institution Libraries.
• Danielle Mihram, author of a two-part bibliography on deacidification in the 1986 Restaurator, is now Head of the Reference Department at the University of Southern California Doheny Library.
• William K. Wilson received an Award of Merit from the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) January 22 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida "for continuing leadership in the development and adoption of specifications and test methods for paper permanency; and for service to the D 06 Committee on Paper and Paper Products." Formerly of the National Bureau of Standards, he is now a guest worker at the National Archives.
• John Perkins has left the Getty Conservation Institute and gone to New Zealand, joining Vernon Systems Ltd. to work on development of a collections management system, COLLECTION. He will adapt it to address conservation management needs (in museums, probably, not libraries).
• Siegfried Rempel, formerly Manager of Conservation and Preservation at the Canadian Center for Architecture, is now available for consultancy for projects concerning museum construction programs, cool and cold vault design, conservation lab design and photo conservation and preservation issues. Terry Rempel Mroz of Rempel Mroz Conservation, continues her collection surveys, consulting on preservation issues, and book and paper conservation from the same ad-dress in the Montreal environs. They can be reached at 514/ 425-1706; fax 514/425-2118.