Monday, June 6, 2011
BRIARCRIER - 5/27/11 by K. Chittur
BRIARCRIER
May 27, 2011 Friday at 12:00, Briarcliff Rec Dept, Briarcliff Manor NY ROTARY CLUB
TODAY IN HISTORY
Dolores Hope (widow of Bob Hope) is 102 today.
Meeting Leader – Julio Salazar
PLEDGE - Sy Yuter PATRIOTIC SONG – Sy Yuter PRAYER – Paul Rosen
HAPPY THOUGHTS -. Zen – sun is out, Ken – last wedding in the family,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS – Sy – Memorial Day Parade, please march if you can. June 14th is the installation dinner at the Briars Restaurant.
SPEAKER AND SUBJECT – Dr. Shobha Vanchiswar – Children with HIV/Aids in India
SUMMARY OF TALK –
Our speaker came here in 1983 from India and lives with her husband and her ten year old daughter in Chappaqua. She heard about the 2007 Clinton Foundation and wanted to help. Their job is to give medication to save lives. Some children are in Catholic orphanages and some are outside of Mumbai. A major problem is the people who drive around the country and spread Aids. Women and girls, young and old, must be educated to know how to protect themselves. After many other passions in her life, writing books, designing gardens, she enjoys serving her community above all.
Elinor Yuter, Reporter
Rachel Leihbacher, Expediter
FRIDAY TALK -- E-Commerce, Larry Wasserman
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May 27, 2011 Friday at 12:00, Briarcliff Rec Dept, Briarcliff Manor NY ROTARY CLUB
TODAY IN HISTORY
Dolores Hope (widow of Bob Hope) is 102 today.
Meeting Leader – Julio Salazar
PLEDGE - Sy Yuter PATRIOTIC SONG – Sy Yuter PRAYER – Paul Rosen
HAPPY THOUGHTS -. Zen – sun is out, Ken – last wedding in the family,
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS – Sy – Memorial Day Parade, please march if you can. June 14th is the installation dinner at the Briars Restaurant.
SPEAKER AND SUBJECT – Dr. Shobha Vanchiswar – Children with HIV/Aids in India
SUMMARY OF TALK –
Our speaker came here in 1983 from India and lives with her husband and her ten year old daughter in Chappaqua. She heard about the 2007 Clinton Foundation and wanted to help. Their job is to give medication to save lives. Some children are in Catholic orphanages and some are outside of Mumbai. A major problem is the people who drive around the country and spread Aids. Women and girls, young and old, must be educated to know how to protect themselves. After many other passions in her life, writing books, designing gardens, she enjoys serving her community above all.
Elinor Yuter, Reporter
Rachel Leihbacher, Expediter
FRIDAY TALK -- E-Commerce, Larry Wasserman
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