Seventh Betty Hill
Forum and Annual Meeting 2006
At the Three Bears, Westport, CT, June 9, 2006
BUSINESS
The Annual Meeting took place first. Business was
conducted with dispatch, and this was the best treasurer's report
we have ever heard! The budget presented had clarity and
almost every eventuality had been weighed and appropriate lines
filled with realistic assessments of what the year ahead might
bring. Positions on many issues were re-examined as Program
Planning had suggested and the members present at Annual Meeting
gave consideration to them, and then made their decisions about
what was a good idea. Senator Freedman attended the business
portion of the meeting (right) as well as the following Seventh
Annual Betty Hill Forum on International Affairs.
LUNCHEON
League had a wonderful turn out for the Seventh Annual Betty Hill
Forum on International Affairs - preceded by lunch. Some
attendees need no introduction (at left). Guests from
Westport join First Selectman Woody Bliss! Leaguers chat
before lunch. And by the window, speaker meets with loyal
internationalists. Our guest speaker smiles for our camera
before lunch. NOTE: dramatic dark and light of last
two photos reflects the dramatic picture of a clash of cultures
the worst case future might bring.
BETTY HILL FORUM 2006...Dr. Richard
Rubenstein, Professor and author discusses the topic of his next
book:
“From Europe
to Eurabia: The Impact of Global Immigration”
Not only was Senator Freedman present for our Annual Meeting,
(see above) but she joined us for the Betty Hill Forum and
listened to Dr. Ruberstein describe the scenario of "worst case"
culture clash we may look forward to...
