Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Chapter Newsletter: Vol. 11, November 21, 2010 excerpts

THE ARCHAEOLOGIST
THE INCORPORATED ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
OF THE NEW YORK STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
60 Decker Drive, Middletown, N.Y. 10940
Vol. 11, November 21, 2010



Chapter meetings are held on the third Friday of each month except November, July and August at the Methodist Church in Goshen, which is located on the corner of Main Street and Court Lane. All are welcome.

** Meeting Notice: The Annual Dinner will take the place of this month’s meeting. It will be held on November 21st. See below for details.

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President’s Message:  

            This month’s meeting will be replaced by the annual dinner so mark your calendars. Dr. John Hart will be our speaker and I am sure you will find his program very interesting. I hope to see you at our annual dinner.

Don’t forget to prepare for the December meeting. We will have a Christmas Party and a grab-bag with a twist like we did last year. Everyone who attended and participated in last year’s Christmas Party told me they enjoyed it very much and looked forward to the next one.

Dave

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Election of Officers

            All of the officers and trustees were reelected. They are:

                          Current Officers (2010-2012 terms)
President                 David Johnson
V President               Chuck Tudor
Treasurer                 Harold Decker
Recording Secretary       Priscilla Johnson
Corresponding Secretary   Sharon Assmus
Trustees                  Kevin Storms
                          Clif Patrick
Trustees (2009-2011 terms)Gary Keeton
                          Richard Havlicek

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Annual Dinner

IOCCNYSAA ANNUAL DINNER

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Cocktail Hour 5:00 to 6:00 P.M.

Dinner 6:00 P.M.

The Fountains, 40 Sands Road, Middletown, N.Y. 10940

Program by John Hart, PhD


Menu

Dinner Buffet
Marinated Sliced Sirloin with Grilled Onions, Wild Mushrooms and Red Wine Sauce
Chicken Marsala
Broiled Salmon Filet with Lemon Dill Cream Sauce
Roasted Potatoes
Penne with Onions and Peas in a Vodka Sauce
Seasonal Vegetables and Starches
Apple Strudel
Plated Cookies and Chocolate Dipped fruits

Dinner $40.00 per person including all taxes and tips. Please return the attached form by November 15, 2010. If this is not possible for you, call Chuck directly.



IOCCNYSAA ANNUAL DINNER RESERVATION FORM

** Please make your reservation by November 15th. If you decide to go after the 15th call Chuck Tudor as soon as possible.

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Total Reservations @ $40.00........................................................

Total Amount Enclosed........................

Please mail to: Charles Tudor
                         105 Erie Ave.
                         New Windsor, NY  12553
                         Tel: 845-562-9395
                          tudorfamily@earthlink.net

Please call the restaurant at 845-361-3287 with special dietary needs. 


Directions To The Fountains:

If you are coming to the dinner these are the best directions that I have found. If you live in Montgomery come the back way from 17K but if not: You need to get on Route 17 West to exit 119. Those coming from Middletown or Rt. 84 will get to 17west at the Gallaria Exit. Getting off at this exit (119) turn left onto route 302 south (8/10 mi). Turn right onto 17M and proceed 8/10 mi. Turn right onto Sands Rd. for 1/2mi. The Fountains is at the Wallkill Country Club on the right.

Dr. John Hart, Research and Collections Divisions, NY State Museum, Albany, has done extensive research on Native American plants and crops. Some of his publications include Crop Domestication in Prehistoric Eastern North America, The History of the Three Sisters, and Maize, Matrilocality, Migration, and Northern Iroquoian Evolution. Most recently he presented at the 2010 NY State Archaeological Meeting on his article "The Death of Owasco" which was published in American Antiquity. This research challenges former State Archaeologist, William A. Richie in defining the Owasco Tradition.

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            Just yesterday we found an ad for the mammoth display at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City. It appears to be the baby that they found in Siberia. It is on display to November 10th. Link.

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Foxwoods Pequot Native American Museum


            According to the poll taken during the last meeting there is enough interest in a car pool to Foxwoods. Since the holiday season and winter is just around the corner we will try for Foxwoods in the spring. A date will be announced in January.




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Florist site

            Stephanie will be conducting the Florist Site during the fall. Every Sunday, weather permitting starting at 9am until it is too cold. If you have any questions please contact Stephanie directly or email ioccnysaa@gmail.com

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