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July 2014 - rcwrt.org
Bruce Venter, President                Gary Cowardin, Editor    
2315 Bexley Wood Run                   1404 Lorraine Ave.       
Goochland, VA 23063                    Richmond, VA 23227-3735  
bruceventer@aol.com                    cowardin@juno.com        

Greg Sager (Director, Hanover County Parks) "The New Paradigm: Public Relations in a Post Recession World" 7:30pm, Tuesday, July 8, 2014, at the First Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA.,
4602 Cary Street Road, 23226. A parking lot is available behind the church with an entrance off the parking lot to the right and up a few steps into the DINING HALL on the left. Greg Sager has been Director of Hanover County Parks and Recreation since 2007. Prior to being hired as Director, the longtime county resident held the same position in Stafford County. Sager has also worked for Chesterfield, Westmoreland, and Henrico Counties during his 28-year career in the profession. Sager is also Past President and still an active member of the Virginia Recreation and Park Society and received the Distinguished Service Award from that organization in 2002. He currently serves as President of the Foundation of the Virginia Recreation and Park Society. Meeting Attendance for: June 2014 = 68 NOTE: Please put on your NAME BADGE on when you arrive for the meeting. (They will be on a table near the back or side of the room.)
Message from Our President First, I'd like to thank Bert Dunkerly for standing in for me at the June meeting. I heard we had another great speaker, so kudos to Bert for providing some excellent programs for our members during his tenure as 1st vice president. Our Tour in front of the Rev. John Strachan House If you missed our annual field trip, you missed a good one. Bill Welsch organized a terrific tour to many sites in Chesterfield County related to the Bermuda Hundred campaign. Some of the sites we saw have only recently been saved, largely thru the good work of our tour guide, George Fickett. Even if you missed the guided tour, you should still check out these sites using George's guide book, available thru the Chesterfield County Historical Society. These sites are well worth investigating, although you may want to do it in cooler weather as many are deep in the woods. Speaking of preserving sites, check out the Civil War Trust's web site for their newest campaign to save more land at the North Anna battlefield. This is a site in our immediate area which also merits a visitation-and a donation to save more of it. Bruce
The 2015 speaker line-up is now online. (Just click or go throught the menu at rcwrt.org)
Help Us Save Postage Costs If you have an E-mail address and internet access and are not currently receiving your newsletter notification via E-mail please let me have your NAME and E-mail address. My E-mail address is: cowardin@juno.com (You can also use this link to change E-mail addressess just click my E-mail address above. If you are changing an E-mail address be sure to include the old address.)
Richmond National Battlefield Park Tours Don't miss the bus, seats still open for its bus tours: Deep Bottom, Aug 16 Fort Harrison, Sept 27 For prices and details, call 804-335-8100
Civil War Trust For the latest CWT news visit: www.civilwar.org
Upcoming Events/Links www.virginiacivilwar.org Virginia Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission
NPS Richmond - Sesquicentennial - 1864/2014
Chesterfield Historical Society Winter Lecture Series
Visit The Museum of the Confederacy Online www.moc.org and their Events Calendar for MOC Events Calendar
Richmond Battlefields Association News & Events www.saverichmondbattlefields.org/events.htm
Visit The American Civil War Center at Historic Tredegar www.tredegar.org and their Events Calendar
Pamplin Historical Park and The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier www.pamplinpark.org and their Special Events Calendar
RCWRT Monthly Speakers for 2014


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