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  • The E-Sylum: Volume 9, Number 27, July 2, 2006, Article 26

    DICK JOHNSON REVIEWS THE CSNS CENTINEL

    Dick Johnson writes: "The Centinel arrived last week. That's
    the Central States Numismatic Society's publication. It is filled
    with news, articles, lots of photos and very clean typography.
    It seems thicker than usual -- my goodness, it's 64 pages! (Great
    job editor Rollie Finner! Take a bow!)

    There's a new CSNS president, William Brandimore, a handful of
    new board members, but hard-working Jerry Lebo is still secretary-
    treasurer. I was most impressed with his report of nearly three
    pages listing new member applications! That's an indication of a
    hot organization -- hundreds of people wanting in (even with coin
    club memberships falling off in other parts of the country).

    I liked the article dead center in the magazine, it flips open
    to "Tips for Safe Coin Show Travel." It's by Alan V. Weinberg, a
    frequent contributor here in E-Sylum. I read the article to the
    very end and found it was reprinted from E-Sylum!

    There's an article of reminiscences by Cliff Mishler. He's got
    time to write these now that he's unemployed. Come to think of it,
    he wrote these when he was a major domo (and employed) at Krause
    Publications. Keep it up, Cliff!

    Central States has an excellent numismatic book program, called
    "Library Support Program," where it will match funds up to $250
    with local coin clubs to put our hobby books in local libraries.
    We praised this program before in E-Sylum. I can't praise this
    grant program enough and hope local clubs take advantage of this.

    [Click here to read Dick's original post.
    esylum_v08n03a09.html -Editor]

    The CSNS logo was mentioned at the board meeting (no action taken).
    This is a pet gripe of mine since 1957 when I was a CSNS board member
    (and college student). I proposed that map logo with incorrect state
    abbreviation (guess which one) be replaced with a more artistic
    design. I suggested a paddle wheel riverboat indicative of history
    of the area (no action taken). Maybe someday!

    I haven't been to a CSNS convention in 20 years (curtailed travel),
    but I cherish my life membership. And I look forward to every issue
    of The Centinel."

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  • 2006-07-02
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  • 9

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