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WORKSHOPS - LEARN ALL 'THE HOW TO' OF FAMILY HISTORY
2011 PROGRAM
For more information contact the workshop convenor
Lois Harley, Phone 021 797 6537, Cell 082 421 1781, email lharley@bucknet.co.za
A typical response after a course
Dear Lois
Thank you for your fabulous course of four workshops. I was so lucky to have been included in the first 'guinea pig' sessions and must compliment you on the way you put it all together and got it across to our group in such a confident manner. Each week was exciting and I learnt so much that will enable me to do my family research in a more confident manner, now that I know so much more! Thanks also to Lucille who prepared the tea and biscuits each week.
Best wishes for all the future workshops. I'm sure that you are going to be busy for a long, long time once everyone gets to know about it.
I am really so happy that I've joined the Family History Society and look forward to joining further workshops in the future to learn more.
Kind Regards
Sandra
