STAFF NOTES

As mentioned, we will be working on a new heraldry translator to feature on the member resource page. We plan on starting with the ordinaries and sub-ordinaries, followed by beasts and birds in their various positions, then the common generic charges. The Learning Centre, (What’s the Point Study Series) on the website, is a good starting point for ordinaries and lines of partition, then we’ll tackle the heraldry dictionary. AG folks that contribute will be acknowledged when the Translator is complete and will form a permanent bibliography record.

Yours in heraldry, and Happy St. Paddy's...

Mike, Ryan, Rick, and Gretchen

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