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AM Rotary

Spaghetti Dinner

Saturday, September 8, 2007

4:00 - 8:00 PM

Kellogg Park

Tickets $7.50

Tickets are available in advance at:

Carlson Wagonlit Travel, Century 21 on Main Street, Community Financial, Gabriala's, GEM Assets, Finlan Insurance Agency, The Knopf Company, Laginess Insurance Agency, Loiselle & Associates Management and Tax Services, Plymouth Chiropractic Services, Raymond James on Main Street, Remerica Hometown Realtors on 5 Mile Road and Strategic Partners - all in Plymouth.  Also from Bouchey & Moore in Livonia, Fit Zone for Women in Canton, Main Street Bank in Northville and Sigma Investment Counselors in Southfield.

The Saturday night Spaghetti Dinner in the Park is back this year as part of the Plymouth Fall Festival.  Sponsored and served by the Rotary Club of Plymouth, AM.  The main course is prepared by Joe's Deli & Catering.  Dinner consists of pasta with a choice of authentic Italian meat or marinara sauce, tossed salad with Italian dressing, garlic bread, a huge chocolate chip cookie, a cold beverage and coffee or decaf. 

Most of the profits from the dinner will be divided between Rotary AM's special beneficiaries: the Tanger School Field of Dreams (a proposed playground for youngsters and others with special needs) and the Friends of the Penn, for ongoing restoration of the Penn Theater.

Look for the Rotary AM Spaghetti Tent in the Northeast corner of Kellogg Park. 

Founded in 1996, The Rotary Club of Plymouth AM is one of Plymouth's youngest service clubs.  The group focuses much of its local attention, and the majority of its fundraising efforts, on assistance programs for seniors and for youth and children in the Plymouth-Canton Community - especially those with physical limitations and other challenges.  Early in their existence the AM Rotary adopted the 200+ special needs youngsters and their teachers at Tanger School, as the club's ongoing beneficiaries.  Working in collaboration with Tanger personnel and parents, representatives from the school system and playscape architect Carey Baker, the AM Rotarians are daring to dream the possibility of constructing a multi-use, multi-generational "Boundless Playgrounds" type facility on the idle land surrounding the Tanger school building. 

Several AM Rotarians continue to be actively involved in the ongoing efforts of the Friends of the Penn to raise the funds to revitalize the Penn Theater as both a cinema and a performing arts venue in downtown Plymouth.

The response to last year's 1st Annual Rotary AM Spaghetti Dinner was so overwhelmingly positive that the club is looking forward to their dinner becoming a permanent fixture at the Fall Festival.

For additional information on the Rotary Club of Plymouth AM and/or tickets for the Spaghetti Dinner, please contact Beth Stewart, President at 734-673-7220.

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