BRIARCRIER
April
11, 12:15, at The Briar's restaurant for the Briarcliff Manor Rotary
Club.
TODAY
IN HISTORY
1912:
The RMS Titanic left its Southhampton port in England for its
ill-faited voyage.
MEETING
LEADER: President Anne Cargill (Computer says all caps from now on).
PLEDGE: ANNE
PATRIOTIC SONG: SY PRAYER: RABBI AMIEL WOHL
HAPPY
THOUGHTS AND ROTARIANS PRESENT: 17 ROTARIANS PRESENT. DR.
ROBERT MAHER, TREASURER, WE ARE IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAPE. ALSO HAPPY
THAT KRIS IS HOME FROM THE HOSPITAL. DISTRICT CONFERENCE IN APRIL FOR
NEW LEADERS. FROM FRANCIS CHU HAPPY THAT SHE IS IN GOOD ENOUGH HEALTH
TO ATTEND MEETING; FROM SCOTT LANOFF RE A REAL ESTATE CLOSING AND SON
PLAYING SPORTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
SY APOLOGIZES FOR NOT RECEIVING THE DETAILS OF THE APRIL 4 MEETING
FROM RACHEL FOR THE BRIARCRIER. RACHEL, SCHOOL VACATION FOR HOLIDAYS
OF PASSOVER AND EASTER, ALSO A FIRE IN FRONT OF THE HARDWARE STORE.
GUESTS: MARK
JOHNSON (PROSPECTIVE ROTARIAN) VIA ANNE, JIM LUPFER (BSA) VIA
KEN; GEORGE CAMP FROM OSSINING ROTARY.
SPEAKER
AND SUBJECT: RABBI AMIEL WOHL AND JUDGE SAM FREDMAN ON CURRENT
ISSUES.
SUMMARY OF
TALK
JUDGE
FREDMAN DISCUSSED THE UKRAINE ISSUE. HE WAS ELECTED AS A DEMOCRAT AND
ENDED UP AS A SUPREME COURT JUSTICE FOR FIVE COUNTIES INCLUDING
WESTCHESTER. EVEN SO, HE WAS WAY ON THE RIGHT RE THE UKRAINE ISSUE.
GEORGE CAMP DISCUSSED HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO ROTARY.
APRIL
18: SING SING PRISON BY OUR OWN SEAN SANTIAGO.
ELINOR
YUTER, REPORTER
RACHEL
LIEHBACHER, EXPEDITER
