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Huron Valley Chapter Officers: President: Bob Love (love_michigan_flintknappers@msn.com) Vice President: Dency Terrill Treasurer: Eric Ebel (eebel@voyager.net) Trustees: Margaret Lane (mptlane@hotmail.com), Scott Beld (sbeld@umich.edu) Meetings: Please
note that our meeting place has changed.
We will be meeting at 7:30 PM from now on in the classroom of the
Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, which is located at 434 S. State Street on the
U of M Campus, right across the street from Angell Hall and just to the north
of the LSA Building. Free parking is
available after 6:00 in the University lot on Thompson Street, just south of
William. Paid parking is available in
the Maynard Street parking lot just two blocks away. Enter the Museum from the front door on
State Street. Meeting Topics: February 2012: Dan Wymer – longtime HVC member will
discuss his artifacts and excavations in southern Michigan. March 2012: Jeff Sommer – program to be determined. April 2012: Rachel Caspari – evolution of
grandparents. May 2012: Program to be determined. Bob Love would also like to invite you to have dinner at the Cottage Inn Restaurant, 512 E. Williams Street, Ann Arbor, before the meeting. We have reservations for 6:00 pm under "Love". Please let me know by e-mail or phone 810-231-1474 if you are coming for dinner. Just
a reminder that chapter elections are in March. I know it's early, but if you are thinking of running for or
want to encourage someone to run for President, Vice President, Treasurer or
Secretary now is the time to start thinking about it. Your dues must be paid
for 2012 and a member of the Huron Valley chapter to vote in the chapter
elections or run for a chapter office. The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology U of M is offering several programs between now and June, designed to introduce children to archaeology. The museum displays are very interesting and is someplace we should all visit. The Museum hosts our monthly meetings with our gratitude. More information can be obtained at 734 647 4167 or tegerr@umich.edu. Ongoing Activities: There is a dig on a sesquicentennial
farm in the Brighton area, looking for historic evidence of farm life going
back approximately 170 years. If you would like more information on
this, please contact me and I will get in touch with the organizer. Michigan
Archaeologist: The Michigan Archaeologist 300 page Omnibus Edition
was mailed to those who were members from 2004-2006. Members can
purchase additional copies for $25 plus $5 postage. Information is
available from Jeff Sommer, Jsommer@castlemuseum.org. |
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