We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic
host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW
Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles=92 new entertainment
and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven=92t attended a conference
before? Have you been going for years and wonder what=92s special about
this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and
networking opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting
with others as obsessed as you are about tracing their family trees.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or absolute beginner, there will be a
slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels on global Jewish
history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage you
for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an
FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries. The Call
for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will open on
January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now. Take a stroll
through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for
our conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn=92t open in
January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this listserv.
You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the =93Contact=94
or =93Volunteer=94 or =93Sponsor=94 links on the site to reach us. Conside=
r
making this a true vacation by arriving early or staying late and
traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the west.

And remember=85the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is
the people=97friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a
unique, collective experience. For Jewish genealogists, there=92s
nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic
host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW
Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles=92 new entertainment
and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven=92t attended a conference
before? Have you been going for years and wonder what=92s special about
this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and
networking opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting
with others as obsessed as you are about tracing their family trees.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or absolute beginner, there will be a
slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels on global Jewish
history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage you
for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an
FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries. The Call
for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will open on
January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now. Take a stroll
through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for
our conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn=92t open in
January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this listserv.
You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the =93Contact=94
or =93Volunteer=94 or =93Sponsor=94 links on the site to reach us. Conside=
r
making this a true vacation by arriving early or staying late and
traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the west.

And remember=85the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is
the people=97friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a
unique, collective experience. For Jewish genealogists, there=92s
nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.

We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic
host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW
Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles=92 new entertainment
and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven=92t attended a conference
before? Have you been going for years and wonder what=92s special about
this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and
networking opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting
with others as obsessed as you are about tracing their family trees.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or absolute beginner, there will be a
slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels on global Jewish
history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage you
for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an
FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries. The Call
for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will open on
January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now. Take a stroll
through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for
our conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn=92t open in
January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this listserv.
You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the =93Contact=94
or =93Volunteer=94 or =93Sponsor=94 links on the site to reach us. Conside=
r
making this a true vacation by arriving early or staying late and
traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the west.

And remember=85the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is
the people=97friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a
unique, collective experience. For Jewish genealogists, there=92s
nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic
host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW
Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles=92 new entertainment
and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven=92t attended a conference
before? Have you been going for years and wonder what=92s special about
this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and
networking opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting
with others as obsessed as you are about tracing their family trees.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or absolute beginner, there will be a
slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels on global Jewish
history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage you
for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an
FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries. The Call
for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will open on
January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now. Take a stroll
through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for
our conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn=92t open in
January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this listserv.
You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the =93Contact=94
or =93Volunteer=94 or =93Sponsor=94 links on the site to reach us. Conside=
r
making this a true vacation by arriving early or staying late and
traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the west.

And remember=85the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is
the people=97friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a
unique, collective experience. For Jewish genealogists, there=92s
nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic
host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW
Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles new entertainment
and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven't attended a conference
before? Have you been going for years and wonder what's special about
this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and
networking opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting
with others as obsessed as you are about tracing their family trees.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or absolute beginner, there will be a
slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels on global Jewish
history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage you
for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an
FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries. The Call
for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will open on
January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now. Take a stroll
through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for
our conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn't open in
January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this listserv.
You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the "Contact"
or "Volunteer" or "Sponsor" links on the site to reach us. Consider
making this a true vacation by arriving early or staying late and
traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the west.

And remember the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is
the people, friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a
unique, collective experience. For Jewish genealogists, there's
nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.

We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

We are delighted to announce our second on-line ShtetLinks class,
taught by Mark Heckman and beginning Thursday October 15, 2009.
This course is designed for those who have a lot of genealogical
material to share and want to put it on the JewishGen ShtetLinks
web site, but don't know how.

Have you waited for someone to create a ShtetLinks site for your
town, but no one has? Do it yourself! In this 6 week class you
will learn how to create web pages for ShtetLinks. Creating web
pages is not difficult. We will use a free, downloadable,
simple-to-use web page editor that runs on both PCs and Macs.
If you have basic computer skills, such as knowing how to click
on hyperlinks and how to "copy and paste" text using a computer
mouse, then you can learn to create ShtetLinks web pages.

The specially reduced fee for this course is only $36.

For a full description, requirements and enrollment please go to
www.JewishGen.org/education . For questions, please email
JewishGen-Education@...

Phyllis Kramer, V.P. Education, JewishGen, Inc
Mark Heckman, Instructor
Susana Leistner Bloch, V.P., ShtetLinks, JewishGen, Inc.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic
host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW
Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles new entertainment
and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven't attended a conference
before? Have you been going for years and wonder what's special about
this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and
networking opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting
with others as obsessed as you are about tracing their family trees.
Whether you are a seasoned pro or absolute beginner, there will be a
slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels on global Jewish
history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage you
for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an
FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries. The Call
for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will open on
January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now. Take a stroll
through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for
our conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn't open in
January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this listserv.
You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the "Contact"
or "Volunteer" or "Sponsor" links on the site to reach us. Consider
making this a true vacation by arriving early or staying late and
traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the west.

And remember the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is
the people, friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a
unique, collective experience. For Jewish genealogists, there's
nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.

Hello,

I have pictures of my maternal grandmother, Annie Bornstein Hiller, visiting family
in Paris approximately 1926. There are pictures of a man and a young boy included
with those of Grandma Annie and her female cousin, both wearing cloche hats and
walking down a broad Parisian street.

Does the name Annie Bornstein Hiller ring a bell to anyone out there? My Mom
always said there was family in Paris. I don't know if they managed to come
through WW II.

I would appreciate hearing >from anyone who may find this familiar.

Sincerely,

Liz Ruderman Miller
Northridge, CA
lizdmiller@...

Hello,

I have pictures of my maternal grandmother, Annie Bornstein Hiller, visiting family
in Paris approximately 1926. There are pictures of a man and a young boy included
with those of Grandma Annie and her female cousin, both wearing cloche hats and
walking down a broad Parisian street.

Does the name Annie Bornstein Hiller ring a bell to anyone out there? My Mom
always said there was family in Paris. I don't know if they managed to come
through WW II.

I would appreciate hearing >from anyone who may find this familiar.

Sincerely,

Liz Ruderman Miller
Northridge, CA
lizdmiller@...

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy is now
live! Come visit us at: http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic host for this
event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live,
downtown Los Angeles' new entertainment and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven't attended a conference before?
Have you been going for years and wonder what's special about this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and networking
opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting with others as obsessed
as you are about tracing their family trees. Whether you are a seasoned pro or
absolute beginner, there will be a slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels
on global Jewish history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage
you for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an FAQ section
which should answer most of your early queries. The Call for Papers begins on
November 15th and registration will open on January 15th, but hotel reservations
can be made now. Take a stroll through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for our
conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn't open in January 2010,
until then we will provide updates via this listserv. You can also keep up with our
website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or volunteer to make
this the best conference ever. Go to the Contact or Volunteer or Sponsor links on
the site to reach us. Consider making this a true vacation by arriving early or
staying late and traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the
west.

And remember the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is the people:
friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a unique, collective
experience. For Jewish genealogists, there's nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke Schreier Ganz, our
tireless, creative webmaster who designed and programmed our website.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy is now
live! Come visit us at: http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your enthusiastic host for this
event, taking place >from July 11-16, 2010 at the JW Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live,
downtown Los Angeles' new entertainment and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven't attended a conference before?
Have you been going for years and wonder what's special about this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled learning and networking
opportunities, and the intangible experience of connecting with others as obsessed
as you are about tracing their family trees. Whether you are a seasoned pro or
absolute beginner, there will be a slate of workshops, lectures, films and panels
on global Jewish history, resources and methodology that will educate and engage
you for five and a half days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus an FAQ section
which should answer most of your early queries. The Call for Papers begins on
November 15th and registration will open on January 15th, but hotel reservations
can be made now. Take a stroll through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up for our
conference newsletter at:
http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn't open in January 2010,
until then we will provide updates via this listserv. You can also keep up with our
website blog and Facebook accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or volunteer to make
this the best conference ever. Go to the Contact or Volunteer or Sponsor links on
the site to reach us. Consider making this a true vacation by arriving early or
staying late and traveling the length of our beautiful state and throughout the
west.

And remember the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference is the people:
friends and colleagues, learning and collaborating in a unique, collective
experience. For Jewish genealogists, there's nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke Schreier Ganz, our
tireless, creative webmaster who designed and programmed our website.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your
enthusiastic host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16,
2010 at the JW Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles'
new entertainment and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven't attended a
conference before? Have you been going for years and wonder
what's special about this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled
learning and networking opportunities, and the intangible
experience of connecting with others as obsessed as you are about
tracing their family trees. Whether you are a seasoned pro or
absolute beginner, there will be a slate of workshops, lectures,
films and panels on global Jewish history, resources and
methodology that will educate and engage you for five and a half
days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus
an FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries.
The Call for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will
open on January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now.
Take a stroll through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up
for our conference newsletter at:
<http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/>

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn't open
in January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this
listserv. You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook
accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the
"Contact" or "Volunteer" or "Sponsor" links on the site to reach
us. Consider making this a true vacation by arriving early or
staying late and traveling the length of our beautiful state and
throughout the west.

And remember: the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference
is the people -- friends and colleagues, learning and
collaborating in a unique, collective experience. For Jewish
genealogists, there's nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.

Go west, genealogists!

The website for the 30th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish
Genealogy is now live! Come visit us at:

http://www.jgsla2010.com

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles is your
enthusiastic host for this event, taking place >from July 11-16,
2010 at the JW Marriott Hotel at L.A. Live, downtown Los Angeles'
new entertainment and cultural complex.

Are you passionate about genealogy, but haven't attended a
conference before? Have you been going for years and wonder
what's special about this one?

The 2010 conference will offer rich content, unparalleled
learning and networking opportunities, and the intangible
experience of connecting with others as obsessed as you are about
tracing their family trees. Whether you are a seasoned pro or
absolute beginner, there will be a slate of workshops, lectures,
films and panels on global Jewish history, resources and
methodology that will educate and engage you for five and a half
days.

Our website provides program, travel, and venue information, plus
an FAQ section which should answer most of your early queries.
The Call for Papers begins on November 15th and registration will
open on January 15th, but hotel reservations can be made now.
Take a stroll through our site to learn more.

If you really want to be in the loop with breaking news, sign up
for our conference newsletter at:
<http://www.jgsla2010.com/about/sign-up-for-the-announcements-newsletter/>

Although the JewishGen conference discussion group doesn't open
in January 2010, until then we will provide updates via this
listserv. You can also keep up with our website blog and Facebook
accounts.

We value your opinions and encourage you to contribute and/or
volunteer to make this the best conference ever. Go to the
"Contact" or "Volunteer" or "Sponsor" links on the site to reach
us. Consider making this a true vacation by arriving early or
staying late and traveling the length of our beautiful state and
throughout the west.

And remember: the number one reason to attend an IAJGS conference
is the people -- friends and colleagues, learning and
collaborating in a unique, collective experience. For Jewish
genealogists, there's nothing like it.

Join us in 2010!

2010 IAJGS Conference Co-Chairs
Pamela Weisberger
Sandy Malek
Ann Harris
Lois Ogilby Rosen
info@...

Note: A huge expression of thanks goes to JGSLA member, Brooke
Schreier Ganz, our tireless, creative webmaster who designed and
programmed our website.