Six new names were added to the Paper Industry International Hall of Fame at the 12th annual induction
  ceremony in September. The inductees were:

• Fred Herbolzheimer, Jr., 85,Shelburne, VT, who retired in 1986 as president of Thilmany LLC in
  Kaukauna.
• Margaret E. Knight (deceased), the first female to be inducted. Following the Civil War, she invented a
  machine to produce flat-bottom bags.
• David A.I. Goring, 85, retired from the Pulp & Paper Research Institute of Canada, Pointe Claire,
  Quebec, Canada.
• Gary A. Smook, 71,Vancouver, British Columbia,Canada, principal instructor, Pulp & Paper Unit
  Operations (retired), British Columbia Institute of Technology, Vancouver.
• Laxmi Niwas Bangur, 57,chairman, Andhra Pradesh Paper Mills, Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh, India.
• John Seaman Bates, founder (deceased), Technical Section, CPPA, and co-founder, Pulp & Paper
  Research Institute of Canada,Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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