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Tonight... Kim Cattrall stars
in "Who Do You Think You Are" NBC TV Show 8/7C.
Kim unlocks the 70-year-old mystery behind her grandfather's abandonment of his young family. This should be another interesting episode. These shows are great genealogical adventures, that shows a little of how to research and how the information is gathered. If you miss an episode, you can go to NBC.com to see full episodes for this season, as well as, season one.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Marker/Plaque/Monument Monday
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Boonville Public Library...
The older Boonville library was the first library outside the school libraries that I had used. The plaque below is on the wall as you enter from the east side of the building. This building was built in 1986.
Below is a commerative plaque of the Boonville Women's Club raising money to establish the Boonville public Library in 1910.
- Photos taken & submitted by JGWest
Boonville Public Library...
The older Boonville library was the first library outside the school libraries that I had used. The plaque below is on the wall as you enter from the east side of the building. This building was built in 1986.
Below is a commerative plaque of the Boonville Women's Club raising money to establish the Boonville public Library in 1910.
- Photos taken & submitted by JGWest
Sunday, February 20, 2011
THE CAPTAIN'S LOG –
TSGS News
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I am at the presentation table about to announce the 2011 Glenda K. Trapp Memorial Award Certificate to Danielle Wire. This award is given annually to 4-H members who have excelled in the 4-H Genealogy Project work. The award is sponsored by the Tri-State Genealogical Society. As the TSGS 4-H Coordinator, I have the honor to present the award. Danielle could not be present... the President of her Degonia 4-H Club, Elizabeth Lewis, accepted the award in her absence. (The photo of Miss Lewis did not come out clear.)
[L-R: John G. West, Kailee Taylor (4-H member of the 4-H Council), Carla Kidwell (Extension Educator, 4-H Youth)]
I am dressed in my Revolutionary War Uniform to present another National Award sponsored by the Indiana Society Sons of the American Revolution. I serve as State Chair of the 4-H Youth Awards. The award is a lapel pin for Outstanding Citizenship. The County 4-H organization selects the winner based on Achievement through Community Service, Leadership & Citizenship. This year's winner was the most impressive of those I have presented in the past. Congratulations to Katelyn Mehling of the Lakeside 4-H Club.
Katelyn Mehling, 2011 Outstanding Citizenship Award Winner for Warrick County.
- Bottom photo taken by Katelyn Mehling's mother.
- Compiled by JGWest
TSGS Award Presentation
19 Feb 2011
Warrick County 4-H Center
Boonville, Indiana
4-H Genealogy Project
Danielle Wire
I am at the presentation table about to announce the 2011 Glenda K. Trapp Memorial Award Certificate to Danielle Wire. This award is given annually to 4-H members who have excelled in the 4-H Genealogy Project work. The award is sponsored by the Tri-State Genealogical Society. As the TSGS 4-H Coordinator, I have the honor to present the award. Danielle could not be present... the President of her Degonia 4-H Club, Elizabeth Lewis, accepted the award in her absence. (The photo of Miss Lewis did not come out clear.)
[L-R: John G. West, Kailee Taylor (4-H member of the 4-H Council), Carla Kidwell (Extension Educator, 4-H Youth)]I am dressed in my Revolutionary War Uniform to present another National Award sponsored by the Indiana Society Sons of the American Revolution. I serve as State Chair of the 4-H Youth Awards. The award is a lapel pin for Outstanding Citizenship. The County 4-H organization selects the winner based on Achievement through Community Service, Leadership & Citizenship. This year's winner was the most impressive of those I have presented in the past. Congratulations to Katelyn Mehling of the Lakeside 4-H Club.
Katelyn Mehling
2011 SAR Outstanding Citizenship
Award Winner
Katelyn Mehling, 2011 Outstanding Citizenship Award Winner for Warrick County.[Click on image to enlarge... Miss Mehling is holding her SAR lapel pin.]
- Top photo taken by Bree Neely- Bottom photo taken by Katelyn Mehling's mother.
- Compiled by JGWest
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