Schedule
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1:30 PM Registration Opens
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2
PM - 4 PM Beginning Genealogy
- Volunteers
from the Continental Society, Daughters of Indian Wars - Perfect for the person
getting started with their family history. Types of forms and systems
will be discussed. Very basic Native American special concerns may be
discussed as time permits. 2:55-3:05
break
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DINNER
ON YOUR OWN (Speakers Only - 5-6)
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7
PM - 9 PM Native American
Forum (Round Table) - Tribal Historians -
All local Tribes as well as the five civilized Tribes have been invited to
participate with several already confirmed: Each Tribe represented
will give a brief history of their Tribe and then the floor will be
open for questions.
10:15-10:45
break
12:00-1:00 lunch break
2:15-2:45 break
William
Welge,
Director, Archives Division, Oklahoma
Historical Society
and
includes a Native American lunch
(beef & hominy, salad, fry bread, dessert, coffee & tea)
for those pre-registered only.
Due to the
nature of the sessions on Friday as well as acknowledging "Friday
Night" in the Fall is traditionally a hectic
day to schedule, dinner on your own was planned as a way to reduce
total workshop admission fees. This also allows attendees more freedom.
With three hours between scheduled sessions, attendees can travel as far as
Joplin for a meal if so desired. Below are some dining options:
Locally (within a brisk walking
distance):
Leon's Drive-in
Turtle Stop (has small grill)
Fairland (HWY 60 to the south):
Two different family cafes
Simple Simon Pizza (Snak-Atak)
Seneca (HWY 60 to the north): A
slightly larger selection then Fairland
Grove, Neosho (MO) and Miami: Many
fast food choices as well as some family dining
Joplin, MO - Just about anything
you'd care to eat!
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