Author Gloria Waldron Hukle

Books by Gloria Waldron Hukle

 

 

Journey

By

Kaitlyn Walsh

Student of Averill Park -Freshman

Stepping into the halls of a new place

realizing this is where you will spend the next few years of your life;

preparing yourself for your journey through the future

a part of high school is being involved in sports,

making yourself a part of the school;

a true warrior.

So much to deal with and stress put on you

the point in your life where drama is the worst,

rumors that can tear you apart, unbearable to deal with.

Peer pressure, drugs, drama, all contributing to a point where you worry

too much what people think about you;

afraid to be yourself

constantly meeting new people

some you never may have thought you would have talked to.

Your friends are a major influence in many of the decisions you make

not every decision made will be the right one

as long as you learn from the mistake

this is all just another part of your life,

the journey through high school.

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Techniques Reverse Glass Painting                       

By Margaret J. Emery

This book is a complete guide to reverse glass painting-third edition, revised and expanded- includes techniques on the protection and conservation of reverse paintings. -$34.95

Available also are KITS consisting of a photograph of each glass (TO SIZE)

And tracings -$20.00

(Postage and handling included; NY State Residents, add sales tax)

To Order Email:  ausnpeg.emery@gmail.com

  or telephone  (518) 766-5053

 

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PENNSYLVANIA STORYTELLER & AUTHOR-ARTIST

 KATHY LONG

Presents Two New CD’s

“The Legend of Glen Onoko…and other stories”

Legends & Original tales –narratives that captivate the imagination and  

Kathy’s Enchanting tales that encourage you to look at the Christmas Holiday a little differently

 

“Mangos & Pickles & Spiders, Oh My!”

Narrator Kathy Long is an accomplished artist, author and storyteller who has appeared nationwide at storytelling festivals.  She resides in Leighton Pennsylvania

Info: www.kathylongstoryteller.com

To Purchase cd’s directly from Ms. Long

call-(610) 377-0428

CD’s are $10.00 ea. Plus $2.00 shipping

 

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The Fires of Europe  by Author Phyllis Harrison (iUniverse, Inc.). 

Teenage rebellion is not an option in the France of 1640.  The King and Cardinal Richelieu oversee a network of priests who set snares for those not following closely enough to their rules.  Gilles Montroville tries to live the life his parents have planned for him but he is launched into a world far away from his protected childhood.   And a second novel from Harrison...

Plowshares in the Palatinate

During the 17th century religious struggles in Europe, French Protestants or “Huguenots” are obliged to flee their Catholic homeland or face execution. Although it has already been ravaged by the many battles fought in that region during the Thirty Years War, one small German state, the Rhenish Palatinate, offers refuge to anyone who wants to try and live there. After fleeing France and living for a time in Holland, a young Huguenot tries to reconnect with his former countrymen and his heritage, bringing his growing family along with him as he joins a group of French colonists who have come to this rural outpost seeking religious freedom. Establishing a viable settlement on the banks of the Rhine River proves to be a greater challenge than anticipated, threatening collective as well as individual survival. The hardships that they endure take the pioneers to the limits of their mental and physical capacities, testing their faith in their god and their faith in themselves.

Purchase Ms. Harrison's books via-Quail Ridge Books      l-800-672-6789   or email- QRBooks1@aol.com -Also available through the publisher iuniverse. & web B&N, and http://www.amazon.com/

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Authors of Articles published 2009 in The Dutch Settlers Society of Albany-

Vol. 55 Yearbook, Albany, New York 

  John G. Wemple, Jr. Yearbook Editor, Dr. Theodore P. Wright, Jr. Co-editor 

Charles Gehring, Director New Netherland Project 

Douglas Boettner, Project Manager, Windmills of Ft. Orange 

Denis Foley, Ph.D 

Paul Grondahl, Times Union Staff Writer 

Allison C. Bennett 

Prof. Theodore P. Wright, Jr. of SUNY at Albany, VP of the Dutch Settlers Society of Albany & Secretary of the New Netherland Institute 

Elbert James Schermerhorn 

Edward H. Tebbenhoff, Dept. of History, Luther College 

Peggy Hurley 

Dirk Wales 

Gerald C. Boileau

Mark H. Baumbach, Society Past President 

Joan W. Burns 

Peter G. Rose, Author –Food Historian 

Cheryle Webber- Registrar 

Don Rittner, President, New Netherland Routes, Inc. 

Gloria Waldron Hukle-Author

 
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Perky Granger is the editor/co-author of Shared Stories from Daughters of Alzheimer's: Writing a Path to Peace, (iUniverse 2002; iUniverse Star, 2004) and a young adult novel and accompanying teacher's guide, Adirondack Gold, Beaver Meadow Publishing, 2003. While working on a sequel to Adirondack Gold, she freelances (Adirondack Life--see March '07 article on Toad Hill Maple Farm), Adirondack Family, BackRoads, area newspapers), and writes for and edits the Quarterly, published by the John Thurman Historical Society. The sequel was released July 1, 2008. ..."A Summer of Strangers". She presents programs for youth and adults, and organizes The Adirondack Mountain Writers' Retreat and the St. George Island Writers' Retreat for Women.
Contact Ms. Granger at PersisGranger@aol.com
Registering Now - The Adirondack Mountain Writer's Retreat
August 20 - 23, 2008, a 4-day Creative Writing Workshop with Irene Sherlock
Also - Adirondack Gold and A Summer of Strangers
Visit PersisGranger.com
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Award Winning Genealogist Jean E. Perreault

"Footprints Across Connecticut from Simsbury 1930 Census (See Book Reviews)

 

Genealogist Jean E. Perreault was recognized for her publication Footprints Across Connecticut From Simsbury 1930 Census.
 
 
This reference book is an important new resource that will benefit genealogical researchers and social historians locally and statewide. By taking the 1930 census data for Simsbury, CT, indexing it, adding supporting documentation from other sources, and correcting errors, Ms. Perreault has created a document that will benefit all who want to research Connecticut family histories.  Further, with a minimal budget and on demand printing, Ms. Perreault’s Footprints Across Connecticut serves as a new blueprint for future towns to follow in creating resources for making their own raw census data more useful for researchers and genealogists.

CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS 

THE CONNECTICUT LEAGUE OF HISTORY ORGANIZATIONS 

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY 

 SIMSBURY BOOK 

GENEALOGY RESEARCH SERVICE
Jean E. Perreault
ll3 Vista Way
Bloomfield, Ct.
(860) 658-6623

http://jean.e.alogy.googlepages.com/footprintsacrossconnecticut~simsbury 

 OR

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