The American Humanist Association now has its national office on T Street in the capital, where Tony Hileman, our new executive director, has taken up his duties with verve and skill. His predecessor, our long time friend, Fred Edwords, has assumed his new post as Editor of The Humanist . These have been wise moves but they will be costly. Let's pledge generously when called. After the fun, there is work to be done.
Nominations are open.
We have an advisory committee to confirm and its members will prepare this year to constitute a Board of Directors in 2001. We must approve both a budget and a general program for this coming year. The Newsletter can bear some examination and new ideas too. Future growth must be assured. Voluntary participation on committees, such as membership, hospitality, socials, etc., must be encouraged.