The 1996 Annual Meeting of the New Hampshire Geological Society will be held Thursday, October 10. He will discuss the controversies surrounding the work of early geologists on continental glaciation in the Gorham and Littleton areas, and present findings that are coming to light after an extended hiatus since work was last done in the 1930's. Typically our membership rolls top 150. The discrepancy is due to the failure of many former members to renew their membership in a timely fashion. Of course, the many benefits of membership in the NHGS, such as The Granite State Geologist , reduced rates at meetings and field trips, a copy of and a listing in the Membership Directory , are available only to those who are members in good standing.
Past experience suggests that many members pay their renewal fee at the Annual meeting itself.
This is important, as only members in good standing are eligible to participate in the election of officers. Check your mailing label to check on your current membership status. In addition to renewing your membership, please be sure to keep us updated regarding any changes in your address, so that you will continue to enjoy the benefits of membership. Our summer field trip is usually scheduled for the first Saturday in August, which for 1997 is August 2. The deadlines for submissions to be included in The Granite State Geologist are 5 weeks in advance of the meeting dates.