1. To approve the minutes of the last meeting

2. To receive the financial and membership report prescribed by the Section 519 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law of the State of New York.

3.  To elect directors and fill existing vacancies.

4. To transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting.

Clinton W. Blume, III – President

David P. Norgard as President

&
Patrick Oates  as Executive Vice President

Customer Appreciation Month

at

BARBETTA

by receiving

a

25% Discount

on all menus

 Lunch Dinner and Supper

Including our Prix-Fixe Menu which will be running all night

 (The discount does not include alcoholic beverages.)

BARBETTA RESTAURANT  (www.barbettarestaurant.com)

321 west. 46th St. NY, NY 10036

tel. 212.246.9171 /fax 212.246.1279

Dale Carnegie Training is a teaching based program for businesses based on Dale Carnegie’s teachings. It was founded in 1912 and is represented in more than 80 countries. More than 8 million people have completed Dale Carnegie Training.[5]
The course comprises a proprietary process that uses team dynamics and intra-group activities to strengthen interpersonal relations, manage stress and handle fast-changing workplace conditions. Other subjects included are communication, creative problem-solving and focused leadership.
The course is based on a five-phase continuous improvement cycle:
1. Build greater self-confidence
2. Strengthen people skills
3. Enhance communication skills
4. Develop leadership skills
5. Improve our attitude and reducing stress
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COLLINS BROTHERS (1910)

Collins Brothers Moving Corporation was founded in 1910 in Larchmont, NY by Mr. William Collins. He started with a horse and wagon moving furniture and other freight in Westchester County and New York City. In 1958, Mr. Collins’ two sons, William and Hugh, took over the business and began concentrating on household goods moving. They were perfectionists and enjoyed a first-class reputation.
Growth Through Expansion
In 1972, the business was purchased by Frank E. Webers. It consisted of three employees and two vans at the time. Today the company has over 300 pieces of equipment and 275 employees.

Collins Brothers is a leader in the moving and storage industry
Services and Operations

Collins Brothers is a leader in the moving and storage industry. We have major warehouse facilities in Westchester County, NY, Putnam County, NY, Suffolk County, NY, New York City, NY, Dulles, VA and Dallas, TX. Collins Brothers has:

A domestic household goods operation
An international division
A hospitality installation division
A storage operation
A commercial moving and storage division
A home delivery division for new furniture lines

EV(o)LUTION II – Riverside Public Library (across from Lincoln Center) – 127 Amsterdam Avenue, NYC, NY
March 1-21, 2012 -Reception: March 14, – 5pm – 7pm –
Open Panel Discussion “The Changing Role of Women Artists” – March 21 – 3:30pm- 5pm.

Fabulous night of Wine Tasting & Art at the Moore Brothers Wine Company.
33 East 20th Street – 20th Floor, NYC,
Tickets $25 in advance / $30 at the door
March 28, 2012 – 6pm – 8:30pm

For additional information call N.A.W.A. at (212) 675-1616

Please save the date…for a great day of shooting to raise funds for two unique and deserving New York City charities.

The Hundred Year Association and the ACE Mentor Program NY.
The event, run by Sportsmen for Charity, Inc., will be held at Dover Furnace Shooting Grounds in southeastern corner of Dutchess County.
This event features group shooting instruction, breakfast, 100 rounds in 20 stations, and prizes awarded at the Lunch/Reception at the a
historic lodge. This is an important fund raising event for The Hundred Year Association’s Award Program; consequently, we encourage you to join us, and ask your family, friends and colleagues to come spend a day in beautiful Dover Plains, NY!.
If you are unable to celebrate with us on March 30th, you may participate through sponsorship opportunities, or by donating products and services for the auction, as well as a contribution at any level. The festivities begin at 8:30am and conclude at 3:30pm.
For additional information, please contact Lorry at 212 – 922-0791 or lorry@100yearassociation.com
Find it on the map below

Joining Commissioner Handy for the awards ceremony at Police Department headquarters were Department of Parks and Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe; Department of Homeless Services Commissioner Seth Diamond; Department of Sanitation Commissioner John Doherty; Small Business Services Commissioner Robert Walsh; Human Resources Commissioner Robert Doar; and representatives of the Hundred Year Association and its 200 member organizations.

“Today, with the help of one of our city’s great community organizations – the Hundred Year Association, we’re honoring the very best of New York by recognizing 10 of our most committed, exceptional public servants,” said Mayor Bloomberg.  “We’re also taking the opportunity to invest in the dreams of some of our best and brightest.  Our youth are the future of New York, and the young scholars we’re honoring today re-affirm that our city’s best days are still ahead.”

Deputy Mayor Holloway said, “New York City continues to be a place where over eight million people live, work and play every day because of the essential services that the City provides, first and foremost public safety. Our City has the greatest public servants in the world, and it is an honor to work alongside them. Today, with the help of our partners from the Hundred Year Association, we celebrate them and their children, whose achievements will build an even stronger future for New York.”

“The civil servants we honor today bring prestige to the City by going beyond their job descriptions to give New Yorkers world-class service, every single day,” said Commissioner Handy. “We are proud to assist the Hundred Year Association in rewarding the achievements of our city workforce and the broad range of vital work that they perform.”

“On behalf of the Board of Governors and members of the Association we thank Mayor Bloomberg, Commissioner Wells-Handy and her staff for their assistance in supporting and organizing this unique Public / Private Program, created to recognize and reward outstanding achievement in the workplace and in the classroom,” said Clinton W. Blume, III – President of The Hundred Year Association of New York.

This year’s highest Public Service Award, a $3,500 award, sponsored by The Chief-Civil Service Leader, went to Police Officer Dawn Townsend, a 21-year veteran of the Police Department who has served as Community Affairs Officer at the 73rd precinct for the past seven years.  She has been a volunteer facilitator of a women’s empowerment group for the past five years, providing education and access to family planning and domestic violence resources, as well as educational and employment opportunities, and training in proper etiquette.  She has worked continuously with the Brownsville Partnership and other Brownsville-based community organizations on issues of job training and readiness.

The largest scholarship, the $5,000 Elaine Wingate Conway College Scholar Award sponsored by Conway Foundation, went to Stephanie Guevara, a junior at Hunter College of the City University of New York. She is the daughter of Alva Guevara and the recipient of a New York State TAP Grant.

Since 1958, the Association has highlighted the close partnership between the City’s private sector and City government by recognizing outstanding career civil service employees. Named for the Association’s founder, the Isaac Liberman Public Service Awards are available to employees whose salaries do not exceed $81,000. Individual cash awards range from $1,000 to $6,000.

The Association’s E. Virgil Conway College Scholar Awards Program was founded in 1971 to assist academically qualified children of career civil service employees to obtain college educations. College Scholar Awards are granted to promising students whose gross family incomes do not exceed $110,000. The scholarships recognize excellence in scholastic achievement and community service. College scholarships generally range from $1,000 to $6,000.

KT SULLIVAN, “as vocally, comically, and theatrically assured as contemporary cabaret performers get” (The New Yorker), will sing a selection of “TIMELESS TUNES” from her most recent CD, on which there are no songs after 1929. Some of the songs are from the 19^th century, and all will be done without amplification (sans mike). Selections will include “I’ll Take You Home Again Kathleen,” “Ol’ Man River,” “I Want to Be Bad,” “Bill,” tunes by Gershwin, Cole Porter, Noel Coward, and a medley of 29 songs from 1929.  Her accompanist will be the renowned Jon Weber, “the most assured cabaret pianist to come this way in quite a while” (“The London Times”, January,  2011).

Ms. Sullivan has appeared at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, Caramoor, The Spoleto Festival, The Nouvelle Eve in Paris, and The Pheasantry in London, and is an annual headliner at The Oak Room of The Algonquin Hotel.

Come for an evening of the songs that have endured, in the beautiful setting of the Library, transformed, a la Brigadoon, into a cabaret for one magical evening. “In Ms. Sullivan’s shows, nothing is sacred– even the Great American Songbook– and yet, at the same time, everything is.  It’s almost as if the more fun she has with this music, the more seriously we can take it.” (Will Friedwald, Wall Street Journal, May 4, 2011).

Cocktails: 6:30 p.m. (cash bar)

Dinner 7:30 p.m.

Program to Follow

Dinner and Show $60

Please reserve for dinner and show: 212 391-5609 or coffeehouseclub@hotmail.com