Congratulations!
Francis Eickbush
Neuburg, Neu-Arzis
Thursday, January 25, 2018
Next Chapter Meetings
The next two Intermountain Chapter Meetings will be on February 3, 2018, and April 14, 2018, in the Sandy Library at 10:00 a.m. in the Small Meeting Room.
International Society for British Genealogy and Family Search
Members who have British, Irish, Welsh, and Scot heritage will be interested in the upcoming International Society for British Genealogy.
Salt Lake Plaza Hotel, SLC 15-19 October 2018
Reading the information I see they provide a quarterly journal, "British Connections" and a "Surname Interest" database.
Registration opens 15 March 2017.
Membership costs: $25 per person, $30 family and $35 library or society
Watch for other educational opportunities and share what you learn.
Storytelling Contest
Among Germans from Russia, storytelling is an important oral and written tradition that ensures the continuation and enhancement of GR history and heritage among future generations of Germans from Russia.
The annual AHSGR Storytelling Contest invites both adults and youth to participate in this GR tradition by submitting stories related to Germans from Russia. They can be either fiction or non-fiction. Winning stories are presented at the Folklore Symposium at the annual convention and prize money is awarded.
This year, we’re trying something new: For youth (under 14), a video contest. Video stories can be anything from interviews to more produced stories; again, fiction or nonfiction, and up to 10 minutes in length.
Consider entering the 2018 AHSGR Storytelling Contest. The entry form will be available on our website next week; we’ll let you know when it’s there. But in the meantime, start thinking and creating – and pass the word along to others, AHSGR members and nonmembers alike.
If you have any questions, email Dan Moser at danm@ahsgr.org.
Good luck and happy storytelling!
The annual AHSGR Storytelling Contest invites both adults and youth to participate in this GR tradition by submitting stories related to Germans from Russia. They can be either fiction or non-fiction. Winning stories are presented at the Folklore Symposium at the annual convention and prize money is awarded.
This year, we’re trying something new: For youth (under 14), a video contest. Video stories can be anything from interviews to more produced stories; again, fiction or nonfiction, and up to 10 minutes in length.
Consider entering the 2018 AHSGR Storytelling Contest. The entry form will be available on our website next week; we’ll let you know when it’s there. But in the meantime, start thinking and creating – and pass the word along to others, AHSGR members and nonmembers alike.
If you have any questions, email Dan Moser at danm@ahsgr.org.
Good luck and happy storytelling!
Monday, January 15, 2018
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