Our first night meeting began with the prayer and the pledge. Alexis M won the 50/50. Paul was fined for misspelling the word sergeant. I promise to work on my spelling. Tom Guldi took the reigns as Sergeant. This date in history the Canterbury Tales in 1932. Vicki dropped a little old english from the book that had us stunned. The accent too, excellent. The root of modern english was created by Shakesphere. The first talking movie was in 1927, titled the Jazz Singer. In 1970 Paul McCartney dropped his first album, and it was self titled. Seamus made a spaghetti Dinner announcement. Paul distributed tickets to everyone in attendance, see him to get your tickets. You can also use our digital ticket system. Jennifer Hartnagel from Group of the East End was our guest. Since 1972, Group for the East End has led the way in protecting and restoring the environment of eastern Long Island through education, conservation, and advocacy. They talked about their programs geared toward educating the youth which includes bringing them out of the classrooom. They talked about there program bringing osprey's back from almost being extinct and how they are now evolving into different habitat. For more info you can check them out on the web at http://thegroup.org