THIS TIME IN HISTORY
1968: The musical "Hair" opened on Broadway following a limited engagement
off Broadway.
MEETING LEADER: Secretary Anne Cargill (Scott attended a joint meeting in
Pleasantville the day before.)
PLEDGE: Anne SONG: Sy PRAYER: Bishop John
ROTARIANS PRESENT: 12
GUESTS: None
HAPPY THOUGHTS
Dr. Bob Maher, ($20) There is a Board Meeting Wednesday, he is going to
The Captain Lawrence fund raiser, Friend Sylvester passed away and he
was a good friend of Stan.
Anne, she went to the Thursday Joint meeting
Stan is happy and he made a presentation at St. Christopher's
Sy is happy, and Elinor is stronger (she has MS)
Mark J. the same as Anne, plus a great Tuesday night
George, the speaker, is happy.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Via Rachel, rummage day at her church is next day, Stan and
Lou need badges.
Friday (tomorrow) is Rotary Senior Citizen Mothers' Day. Rotary will
provide food and serve. Entertainment via Frank Sinatra songs. Rachel will
provide the cake.
SPEAKER is George Behling on Yogurt. He went to elementary and high school
in Croton. Then got a B.A. in economics at Colgate and took some courses
towards his Masters at NYU before going into the Air Force.
SUMMARY OF TALK
He went into the Baking business in 1975 and started selling frozen Yogurt
in 1973. He needed a machine so bought an ice cream machine. The store's
name was "Say Cheese." It was a lot of fun but a lot of work. 95% of
customers were young girls. Yogurt was first served on plates then cones.
The popular flavors were Vanilla and Pina Colada. Yogurt was first eaten
by the Arabs. It is made from fermented milk. Then he went back to Wall
Street.
TEXT is by Elinor with helper, Sy
The seniors will be arriving at The Briar's restaurant early so get there
early to help. Otherwise, we meet at the restaurant for lunch. Elinor is a
mother, so she will be there in her wheelchair.
1968: The musical "Hair" opened on Broadway following a limited engagement
off Broadway.
MEETING LEADER: Secretary Anne Cargill (Scott attended a joint meeting in
Pleasantville the day before.)
PLEDGE: Anne SONG: Sy PRAYER: Bishop John
ROTARIANS PRESENT: 12
GUESTS: None
HAPPY THOUGHTS
Dr. Bob Maher, ($20) There is a Board Meeting Wednesday, he is going to
The Captain Lawrence fund raiser, Friend Sylvester passed away and he
was a good friend of Stan.
Anne, she went to the Thursday Joint meeting
Stan is happy and he made a presentation at St. Christopher's
Sy is happy, and Elinor is stronger (she has MS)
Mark J. the same as Anne, plus a great Tuesday night
George, the speaker, is happy.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Via Rachel, rummage day at her church is next day, Stan and
Lou need badges.
Friday (tomorrow) is Rotary Senior Citizen Mothers' Day. Rotary will
provide food and serve. Entertainment via Frank Sinatra songs. Rachel will
provide the cake.
SPEAKER is George Behling on Yogurt. He went to elementary and high school
in Croton. Then got a B.A. in economics at Colgate and took some courses
towards his Masters at NYU before going into the Air Force.
SUMMARY OF TALK
He went into the Baking business in 1975 and started selling frozen Yogurt
in 1973. He needed a machine so bought an ice cream machine. The store's
name was "Say Cheese." It was a lot of fun but a lot of work. 95% of
customers were young girls. Yogurt was first served on plates then cones.
The popular flavors were Vanilla and Pina Colada. Yogurt was first eaten
by the Arabs. It is made from fermented milk. Then he went back to Wall
Street.
TEXT is by Elinor with helper, Sy
The seniors will be arriving at The Briar's restaurant early so get there
early to help. Otherwise, we meet at the restaurant for lunch. Elinor is a
mother, so she will be there in her wheelchair.
