Feb. 19, 2016 Briar Crier

BRIERCRIER FOR FEBRUARY 19, 2016

                               THIS DAY IN HISTORY
1942: President Franklin Roosevelt signed an executive order that all
Japanese living on the west coast would be interred.

MEETING LEADER: Secretary Anne Cargill (Scott with wife was in the Virgin
Islands)

PLEDGE: Anne   SONG: Sy    PRAYER: Dr. Bob Maher

GUESTS: None

ROTARIANS PRESENT: 14

HAPPY THOUGHTS
Maher ($5) He is looking forward to hearing, and happy two weeks in a row
RICH re his vacation which he defines
ANNE every night beginning is getting lighter and later
MARK J he lost then found his money in the garbage
REBECCA had a great weekend weather wise

SPEAKER on hardships is Mathew Gulotta, an Ossining Rotarian. He has
elementary and high school in SleepyHollow, then part time at University
of Portland and New York State University for a total of three years.

                          SUMMARY OF TALK

He spoke on work that his web site, Gullota House, has done in helping
others. Very impressive. He helped many.

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Nothing new in Briarcliff says Rachel, but her husband Tom
wants to be a speaker. Anne re ethical culture and right to choose.

THIS FRIDAY is Nathan Feist on the Stone Lanterns at the Church in
Briarcliff, that is the Congregational Church. When established by Walter
Law there were no Congregationalists in village but had no superior.

TEXT, Elinor, HELPER, Sy