Event Calendar

Our General Meetings are held every third Saturday of each month. (CLOSED DECEMBER)

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Watch this space for upcoming events.

Summary of Member’s calendar events:

1^st Monday of the month : DNA Day Group 1-3.30pm at home of Peter Tuck

1^st Tuesday of the month DNA Evening Group 7.30-10pm at home of Sharon Green

1^st Wednesday of the month Workshop 12.30-3pm at the Hall (NEW)
– February’s subject – “I have received my DNA results now what?” $5.00
– March subject – Family Tree Maker with Michael Smith $5.00

1^st Wednesday of the month Resource Room 1-3.30pm – Visitors welcome

3^rd Wednesday of the month Resource Room 1-3.30pm – Visitors welcome

2^nd Monday of the month Evening Computer Group 7.30-10pm at the Hall

2^nd Saturday of the month Aussie Interest Group 1.15pm at home of Ros Dunstall.

3^rd Monday of the month UK group 7.30-10pm at home of Sharon Green

3^rd Saturday of the month General Meeting and Guest Speaker commences 1.15pm
– Resource Room open at 12pm before the meeting – Visitors welcome

LAUNCH OF THE ANZAC COMMEMORATION BOOK

On 12 November 2016, the Fleurieu Peninsula Family History Group book, World War 1 ANZACS of the fleurieu peninsula: Stories from Pioneer Families was launched  at the Arts Centre, Port Noarlunga. All members who have contributed to the book invited. Our Member Kath Fisher is to be commended (kathfisher6@hotmail.com) for her efforts along with her team. All family members who contributed to book were given a copy of the book. The programme of Commemoration included members of the Noarlunga 40 Army Cadets; soldiers from Reenact SA; family members of soldiers and nurses in the book; displays; entertainment and light refreshments. This event was funded by a Commonwealth Grant (Anzac Centenary Local Grants Program) and fund raised by members of the project committee and the Aussie Group.

250 books were printed for distribution to Community Groups, Libraries and Schools for general perusal and reading, also to family participants involved in it’s production.

It has been advised that the entire production has now been distributed according to requirements so no more books are available.

The public are encouraged to contact their local Libraries etc to study this excellent production compiled as stated below by volunteers from our Club.