Dear Bill--
 
You might write to Florence Lister at her home in Mancos, Colorado.
Florence has worked as a research librarian (in addition to her other
accomplishments) and she and Bob Lister were active proponents of SHA in
its early days.  It is just possible that she might have copies of these
programs, and if she does, she will be able to find them and they will be
in good shape.    She can be reached at 8301 County Road 40 1/10, Mancos,
Colorado  81328.
 
Have you contacted Rick Sprague?  If he ever had copies, of course, he has
probably already put them into the archives at the U. of Idaho.
 
I am not entirely clear of the circumstances here.   I take it that you are
seeking these programs for the SHA archives.  You might want to assure
Florence (or other prospective donors) that these archives are not going to
be kept in Australia, but are going to remain at some single location in
the U.S., preferably under the auspices of an established library.  Or
perhaps I misunderstand what this is about.
 
Say hello to Don Pate for me.
 
Best,
 
Bill Lipe
 
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>At various times in the past, I have contacted SHA members trying to
>obtain copies of the annual programs for earlier years, so that the SHA
>archives are complete. Ironically, no one can find these earliest meeting
>programs. If you have a copy of the following annual meeting, would you
>please contact me:
>
>1967 Dallas
>1968 Williamsburg
>
>
>Thank you.
>
>
>
>William Hampton Adams
>Archaeology Unit
>School of Cultural Studies
>Flinders University
>GPO box 2100  Adelaide SA 5001
>
>Phone Work: (08) 82013167
>
>E-mail: [log in to unmask]
>
>http://adminwww.cc.flinders.edu.au/Archaeology/Home