Volume 16, Number 5
Oct 1992

Editor's Page

A Thank-You to Supporters

The editor and trustees of Abbey Publications, Inc., want to express appreciation for support received from the people and organizations listed below. So far during 1992, $4,998 has been received.

All donations are considered as going to Abbey Publications (thus contributing to both the Abbey Newsletter and the Alkaline Paper Advocate). Beginning in September 1992, the list below will include all donations received during the previous 12 months, rather than those received during the current calendar year. Donors are listed below as Benefactors ($1 000+), Sponsors ($500+), Patrons ($100+), and Contributors ($25+).

Benefactors

Miami Paper Corporation
Nancy P. Russell

Sponsors

Acme Bookbinding Co., Inc.
Bridgeport National Bindery, Inc.
Information Conservation, Inc.

Patrons

Bark Frameworks
Joan T. Batchelor
BookLab, Inc.
Pamela W. Darling
Robert Frase
Goldsmith-Perry Philanthropies
Heckman Bindery, Inc.
New York Community Trust-James Talcoft Fund
Terry Norris
Ocker & Trapp Library Bindery
Elaine Schlefer
Susan C. Swartzburg
University Microffims, Inc.
University Products
William Minter Bookbinding & Conservation
and one anonymous patron

Contributors

Anchor Hand Bookbinding
Catherine Atwood
Timothy D. Barreft
Ronald L. Becker
Wesley L. Boomgaarden
Constance L. Brooks
Sherry Byrne
George Martin Cunha
Elizabeth S. Cziffra
Jane Daliymple-Hollo
James C. Dast
Judith Fortson
Doris Freitag
Carolyn Gammon
Doris Hamburg
Margaret H. Johnson
George B. Kelly, Jr.
Gerald Lundeen
Eric MacDonald
Jan Michaels
Julia Miller
Myra Jo Moon
Terry Norris
Kathleen M. Orlenko
Marie L. Payne
Heinke Pensky-Adams
Pest Control Services, Inc.
Eleanor Ouandt
Patricia Reyes
Marc Reeves
Nancy Schrock
Cheryl Shackelton
Eric C. Shoaf
Willman Spawn
James C. Stephens
Sterling Paper
Ann G. Swartzell
Taylor Made Co.
Technical Library Service, Inc.
Marcia A. Watt
Marilyn Kemp Weidner
James K. Wellvang
William K. Wilson
one anonymous contributor

The Abbey Newsletter: Bookbinding and Conservation is issued eight times a year and has about 1250 subscribers. All subscriptions are for the calendar year. New subscribers automatically receive all issues published in the current year, unless they request otherwise. Checks may be made out in U.S. dollars or English pounds, payable to Abbey Publications; send to 320 E. Center St., Provo, UT 84606.

    Full-time students and unpaid interns       $20
    Personal subscriptions & uncomplicated
           institutional subscriptions.         $37
    Subscriptions involving numerous
    forms, claims and complications.            $45

Paid advertisements, except for job ads, are not accepted. Job announcements are billed at the rate of $50 for the heading and the first ten lines (55-60 characters per line), plus $2 per line thereafter. Any notice that is appropriate and newsworthy will be printed if there is room for it. Written contributions and bits of news are welcome. Claims for issues never received will be honored within 6 months of publication. Defective issues will be gladly replaced on request. A complete list of back issues is available.

Descriptions--even enthusiastic descriptions--of products or services in this Newsletter are not to be taken as endorsements or policy statements.

The Abbey Newsletter is selectively indexed in Art & Archaeology Technical Abstracts and the Institute of Paper Science & Technology Abstract Bulletin. All issues but v.1 #2 are in print, and each volume has its own index. Interim indexes are available on request.

The Editor encourages readers to photocopy freely from the Newsletter; but the Editor's permission must be obtained before making more than 20 copies of any part.

Abbey Publications is a nonprofit tax-exempt corporation (tax ID #87-0436104). Its other publication is the Akaline Paper Advocate. It is the policy of Abbey Publications to use alkaline paper for both newsletters.