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It's not hard to guess that Spring is here, with the forsythia and the trees in brilliant bloom. Everyone is scurrying around to get old projects finished and or new ones started.
The preservation of old photographs and documents was the subject of the January program, presented by Carolyn Baird of Waynoka, OK. She had products to be used and how to use them, as they have to be acid free.
At the February meeting, Janet White gave the program on adoption. If you have done research in adoption, then you know how clever one has to be to obtain the proper records.
Christy Siemsen presented the program “Why Do You Need A Medical Family Tree” in the March meeting. This really qualified the program Janet gave on adoption. Everyone needs a medical family history, even your doctor will ask you about it.
Here is something I want you to think and study about. There has been a lot of discussion about a micro-film reader, or a reader-printer. Also the subject about a computer with a CD-Rom has been discussed. Will a micro-film reader become out-dated because of computers with CD-Roms? One fact is a CD will hold several rolls of Micro-film, storage is easier and the CD’s are much less expensive. What does the future hold hold for Genealogists? What tools will we use, and what sources of reference will we use in the year 2000?
We need your input on this, so do study and think about it.
Thoughtfully,
Delores Lahr, President
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