Category:	Organizations
		Subject:	Northcountry Society
		Code:	2475
		Item Type	Description
		Document - 1	By-Laws of local organization started in 1999 to promote Individual Scholarly Research for Entertainment and Enlightenment of the Members. Membership is limited to 16.
		Document - 2	"The Origins of the Peoples of Polynesia" presented to the Society at February 2001 Meeting of the Society by Lawson (Trapp) Hill.
		Document - 3	"Art of the Southwestern United States" presented to the Society at April 2001 Meeting of the Society by Paul Palubniak.
		Document - 4	"Noah's Flood" presented to the Society at September 2001 meeting of the Society by Leslie Schomaker.
		Document - 5	"The German-American BUND" presented to the Society at November 2001 Meeting of the Society by Donald Graves.
		Document - 6	"The Oldest House in Jackson" presented to the Society at April 2002 Meeting by Alice Hill.
		Document - 7	"Mindful Leadership - The Practice of Continuous Consciousness in an Ever Changing World" presented to the Society at September 2002 Meeting by Sean Gadman.
		Document - 8	"Decision Making: The Key to Successful Project Management" presented to the Society at November 8, 2002 meeting by Ron LaFleur.
		Document - 9	"L'Affaire de Bocarme" presented to the Society on March 20, 2003 by Richard Burack.
		Document - 10	"United Nations and its Peace Keeping" presented to the Society in April, 2003 by Frank Klay.
		Document - 11	"The Struggle for Democracy in Russia" presented to the Society on September 11, 2003 by Sam Harding.
		Document - 12	"Wet Shaving" presented to the Society on November 13, 2003 by Stan Bodkins.
		Document - 13	"Does Direction Imply Intent? - Evolution and the Humber for Meaning" presented to the Society on September 7, 2000 by Wilfred Hall.
		Document - 14	"Epistemology and the Second Law of Thermodynamics: the Physical Relationship Between Knowledge and Life" presented to the Society on November 2, 2000 by Ronald Hill.
		Document - 15	"ENTANGLEMENT: Quantum Physics and the Search for Unity" presented to the Society in April 2004 by John Dunn.
		Document - 16	"From Farms to Boarding Houses and Hotels: the Tourist Industry in Late Nineteenth Century Jackson" presented to he Society on November 11, 2004 by Alice Pepper.
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