Party #2 was a giftwrapping gathering of Rotarians, their spouses and children, the “near-end” activity after the board voted to “adopt” a dozen children from the Coins for Kids website. Shopping at Walmart with a dozen $80 gift cards was the first order of business, then the gathering at the newly remodeled Crystal Inn. There was a holiday repast to keep Santa’s elves happy and well fed, including soup from Olive Garden, chicken wings, veggies, cookies and candies. Once the wrapping was done, Pdt. Collin had games and lots of prizes for kids (of all ages), then TWO Santas donned their red suits for the delivery of gifts to two families. It was a cold night, but a great event.
Meetings are held regularly on Monday at 12:15 p.m. at the Best Western Abbey Inn in downtown St. George, Utah
Monday, December 19, 2016
SGR Celebrates Christmas
When SGR’s board voted to move the traditional annual
Christmas party to January in lieu of a service project in December, some
members didn’t take the idea well. The
alternative was Party #1 at Phil and Renae Hall’s home on Wednesday, December
14 complete with Phil’s famous French leek soup, ham, broccolini, fully loaded
baked potatoes, a variety of desserts and wassail for about 40 Rotarians and
their partners. Outstanding
entertainment for this “Dutch treat” evening, was provided by Phil and Renae’s
friends Brandon and McKenzie Lee. “A
great time was had by all,” said Phil.
Party #2 was a giftwrapping gathering of Rotarians, their spouses and children, the “near-end” activity after the board voted to “adopt” a dozen children from the Coins for Kids website. Shopping at Walmart with a dozen $80 gift cards was the first order of business, then the gathering at the newly remodeled Crystal Inn. There was a holiday repast to keep Santa’s elves happy and well fed, including soup from Olive Garden, chicken wings, veggies, cookies and candies. Once the wrapping was done, Pdt. Collin had games and lots of prizes for kids (of all ages), then TWO Santas donned their red suits for the delivery of gifts to two families. It was a cold night, but a great event.
Party #2 was a giftwrapping gathering of Rotarians, their spouses and children, the “near-end” activity after the board voted to “adopt” a dozen children from the Coins for Kids website. Shopping at Walmart with a dozen $80 gift cards was the first order of business, then the gathering at the newly remodeled Crystal Inn. There was a holiday repast to keep Santa’s elves happy and well fed, including soup from Olive Garden, chicken wings, veggies, cookies and candies. Once the wrapping was done, Pdt. Collin had games and lots of prizes for kids (of all ages), then TWO Santas donned their red suits for the delivery of gifts to two families. It was a cold night, but a great event.
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