Northville Genealogical Society
2007/2008 PROGRAMS
We meet at 2:30 p.m. on the second Sunday of the month (unless noted) in the Carlos Meeting Room of the Northville District Library (212 W. Cady Street, 248-349-3020).
| Sept. 9 | “Courthouse Records” - Diane M. Freilich |
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| Oct. 14 | 2:00 - Early Starting Time - 20th Anniversary Party – Programs, Videos, Refreshments |
| Nov. 11 | Greg Kowalski, Chairman of the Hamtramck Historical Commission has written two books on Hamtramck “Hamtramck: The Driven City” and “Hamtramck: Soul of a City”. Learn about Polish history. A very interesting presentation, even if you’re not a genealogist. |
| Dec. 9 | Christmas luncheon – Let's get together and enjoy each other's company and a good lunch. Click HERE for Map. $13.95 + tax + 18% tip -($17.30) includes coffee, tea and soft drinks. Cash bar. DEADLINE: December 2 - Email richpats@hotmail.com to reserve your spot. No advance payment, food choice, or Irish heritage required. We will choose from 5 items at the restaurant: Killbane Cobb Salad - Iceberg and romaine topped with bleu cheese, diced tomatoes, bacon, sliced eggs, smoked turkey, cucumbers and red onion garnish. Balsamic vinaigrette dressing. Chicken Spinach Melt - Charbroiled chicken breast on grilled sourdough with gooey Swiss cheese and warm spinach and artichoke dip. Fries and Slaw Paddy Mac’s Corned Beef (or Turkey) and Slaw Vienna corned beef (turkey) topped with Irish Slaw and Swiss cheese on grilled marble rye bread. Fries and Slaw Fish and Chips - Fillet of fish coated with Bass Ale batter and fried, served with fries, slaw and tartar sauce. |
| Jan. 13 | The Petticoat Ladies present “Charmers or Cranks?” These Victorian era ladies were just trying to make it in a man’s world. You be the judge. Characters such as Carrie Nation, Mollie Brown, and Isadora Duncan, come to life. |
| Feb. 10 | Carl Katafiasz will teach us about French Canadian resources. He is a reference librarian who delights in his topic and has done so for many organizations. |
| Mar. 9 | “Researching There When You are Here” - Karen Krugman |
| Apr. 13 | John Castle – Discover seldom used township records and learn how to research them. |
| May 4 | Learn how to do cemetery research at Oakwood Cemetery. Well-experienced board members will take you to Oakwood and show you what to do in an actual cemetery (weather permitting). |
| June 1 | Annual Meeting and Ice Cream Social – Mill Race Village |
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