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       Using their noodle



       Morning Rotary Club Spaghetti Dinner funds civic work



                             Julie Brown
                              Staff Writer

         Kate Rosevear of the Rotary Club
       of Plymouth A.M. is proud of fellow
       club members who put on the annual
       Spaghetti Dinner. This year it will be
       from 4-8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, in the
       party tent behind E.G. Nick's restau-
       rant on Forest Avenue in downtown
       Plymouth.
         "It's a fun event for the community
       because it's a party," said Rosevear, a
       past club president who owns Travel
       Leaders in Plymouth Township, a    A trio entertains the dinner crowds at the Rotary Club of Plymouth A.M.
       travel agency. "A party atmosphere. It's  Spaghetti Dinner where members work to create a party atmosphere for every-
       an Italian party."                 one.
         Tickets for the Spaghetti Dinner  Mucci's noodles, marinara sauce,   port a Child Advocate program for
       cost $10 either in advance or during  meatballs, a Jimmy John's chocolate  youth in foster care.
       the dinner, and are available by call-  chip cookie, and water. Plastic table  Rosevear said the Spaghetti Dinner
       ing (734) 455-5810.                utensils are provided, and the adult  fundraiser has been ongoing for 13-14
         Rosevear emphasizes there's now  meal also includes a roll.          years with much success, more so
       drive-thru carryout available. "And  Most proceeds support scholar-    since the move a few years ago from
       we're getting more and more of that  ships "for kids who have overcome  Kellogg Park where cooking was a
       which is good," she said.          challenges to graduate from high    challenge, to the covered tent behind
         There will be both a strolling musi-  school," she said. The club, founded in  E.G. Nick's. The tent offers a covered
       cian and meatball toss for entertain-  1996, also supports the Infant  dining area to protect diners from sun
       ment. Children age 5 and under     Preschool Special Education Program  and, worst case scenario, rain.
       receive a free kid's meal for each adult  of the Plymouth-Canton schools, puts  The Rotary Club of Plymouth A.M.
       meal purchased.                    on an annual Senior Dinner for the  meets 7-8:15 a.m. each Tuesday at the
         The adult meal includes Mama     December holidays, and several other  Plymouth Arts & Recreation Complex,
       Mucci's noodles, marinara sauce,   community activities.               650 Church St. New members are wel-
       meatballs, salad with dressing, water,  With partners, club members are  come, and should use the side door off
       and a Jimmy John's chocolate chip  building their second school in Guo,  of the parking lot by other parked
       cookie. The kid's meal has Mama    Ghana. Closer to home, they also sup-  vehicles.
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