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Ron,
 
The N&WHS has an editorial board that solicits and determines the  content of 
the Arrow and each is a member of the Society.  The list of  the members is 
found on the bottom left of page two.  All are very  knowledgeable about the 
N&W and each an accomplished author.  Rest  assured that the Society has 
retained full control of how the Arrow looks  and what you will find between the 
covers.
 
White River Productions does the graphics work, the publication, and  
distribution of each magazine.  What we gain with Kevin and White River is  an 
accomplished graphic artist who knows the technical aspects of putting a  magazine 
such as ours together, someone who can provides economies of scale  in the 
publication (15 magazines), and someone who is very knowledgeable  about railroads 
and who is a huge railfan himself.
 
The N&WHS Board of Directors moved to have White River publish the  Arrow for 
reasons that Bill McClue, interim Editor, outlined on page 2 of the  current 
issue in "From the Interim Editor...".  Further questions should be  directed 
to Bill, who is the current publication chairman.  He can be  contacted thru 
the Society website at _www.nwhs.org_ (http://www.nwhs.org/) .
 
This issue contained 32 pages.  Future issues will contain  more. To help 
prevent the Arrow from becoming a "generic rail  road society magazine", I invite 
you and all members of the Society to  contribute.  Write up a short article 
on something you know about and  submit it for inclusion in one of the future 
issues.  We are always looking  for articles and other contributions from and 
for our members.
 
Chuck Stewart
Member of N&WHS Board of Directors
Bahama, NC.
(The old Lynchburg and Durham Line)
 
 
In a message dated 6/4/2007 10:04:44 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
nw-mailing-list at nwhs.org writes:

Last  week two magazine came in the same mail.  One was the   
"NORTHWESTERN LINES" from the Chicago & Northwestern Historical   
Society, the other the "ARROW".  I usually don't pay much  attention  
to who the editor is, but the mention of Kevin EuDaly as  the new  
editor caught my attention.   I went back to the  "NORTHWESTERN  
LINES", and sure enough he is the editor of that  magazine also.  I  
just went on line and found that he is the  apparently the editor of  
15 magazines of this  type.

http://whiteriverproductions.com/2Magazines.html

Does this  mean his company produces a sort of "generic" rail road  
society  magazine?  How can he find the time to be editor of all those   
15 magazines?

Seeing that I belong to both societies, I will be  able to observe the  
differences and similarities between the two  magazines.

The latest quarterly Northwestern Lines is 64 pages long and  the  
latest quarterly Arrow is 32 pages.

Ron  Peisker







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