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CCI NEWSLETTER No. 21 March 1998
ISSN 1180-3223 

Contents

• An Inside Look at Parliament Hill: Interior Conservation Guidelines for the Centre Block
  by Michael Harrington, Acting Manager, Treatment and Development Division
• Parliament Hill Bronzes: Analysis of Surface Material
  by Lyndsie Selwyn, Senior Conservation Scientist, Conservation Processes and Materials Research
• Pigment Research at CCI: From Titanium Whites to Iron Oxides
  by Kate Helwig, Senior Assistant Conservation Scientist, Analytical Research Laboratory
• Blades' The Enemies of Books
  by David Tremain, Conservator, Preventive Conservation Services
• A Colourful Examination of John Lennon's Rolls-Royce
  by Kate Helwig, Senior Assistant Conservation Scientist, Analytical Research Laboratory, and Michael Harrington, Acting Manager, Treatment and Development Division
• Wrapping It Up: The Cape
  by Janet Mason, Conservator, Objects Lab
• Start Your Engines: A Search for Meaningful Conservation Advice on the Internet
  by George Prytulak, Conservator, Industrial Collections
• Getting It Together: Spotlight on CCI's Workshop on Adhesives
  by Mary-Lou Simac, Chief, Extension Services, and Jane Down, Senior Conservation Scientist, Conservation Processes and Materials Research Division
• Françoise Flieder: Senior Member of the Conservation Profession Retires...
  by Cliff McCawley, Director, Conservation and Scientific Services
• CCI Puts Forward a New Face
  by Susanne Richter, Marketing Advisor, Marketing and Strategic Planning Directorate
• PROTEUS Takes Shape: CCI's New Project Tracking System
  by Ian Wainwright, Manager, Analytical Research Laboratory
• Arctic Journeys
  by Judy Logan, Senior Conservator, Archaeology, and David Grattan, Acting Manager, Conservation Processes and Materials Research Division
• SLOWPOKE-Toronto: Analysis for Archaeology
  by Ian Wainwright, Manager, Analytical Research Laboratory
• Twenty-five Years Young: Celebration of the Past and Anticipation of the Future
• Wrapping a Career with the "Fabric of an Exhibition"
• Report on Textile Symposium 97 "Fabric of an Exhibition: An Interdisciplinary Approach"
  by Diana Komejan, Conservator, Heritage Branch, Yukon Tourism, and Delegate, Symposium 97
• "Ageing and Degradation of Textiles"
  by David Howell, Conservation Scientist, Historic Royal Palaces, Hampton Court Palace
• Turning A Page: Helen Burgess Retires
  by Cliff McCawley, Director, Conservation and Scientific Services, and Season Tse, Conservation Scientist, Conservation Processes and Materials Research
• Internships
• CCI Services: Seminars, Lectures, Workshops, and Visits
• Upcoming Seminars and Workshops