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WSS 6thGradePresentsDisney’s
Aladdin
KIDS
On
Thursday,November 6th,
students from theWolcott Street School
6thgradeclasswill performDisney’s
AladdinKIDS
in theMemorialAuditorium.
DirectorMs. JessaDechantandAssistantDirectorMrs.LindsayBuckelauditioned
interested 6th grade students inmid September and the ensemble has rehearsed
everyweekup to theperformance.Thestudentshaveworkedhard toprepare their
lines, memorize songs and learn dancemoves as well as create props and stage
decorations from scratch!
The cast of Disney’s
Aladdin KIDS
will perform for the
school at
10:00AM
and for the
communityat 7:00PM
. In lieuof a ticket, the cast is askingpatrons
tobringonecannedgoodor non-perishable food item todonate to local charities.
Inparticular, thecast is collectingcereal, juiceboxes, soup,macaroni andcheese,
pudding cups and healthy snack items such as trailmix, fruit snacks, raisins, and
snackcrackers, althoughallnon-perishabledonationswillbeaccepted. Boxeswill
beplacedat thedoorways aspatrons enter theauditorium, and thenon-perishable
food itemsmay be placed at these stations.
You are invited to come see how hard these 6th grade students have worked!
The cast is very talented, and the showwillmake for a fun, free, familynight out.
We hope to see you on
Thursday, November 6th at 7:00 PM
and please don’t
forget to bring a non-perishable food itemwith you!
Disney’s
AladdinKIDS
is presented through special
arrangementwith and all authorizedmaterials are supplied by
MusicTheatre International,
421West 54thStreet,
NewYork, NY 10019
Script,music and all othermaterials©2009DisneyEnterprises, Inc.
AladdinKIDS
andDisney’s
AladdinKIDS
are trademarks of DisneyEnterprises, Inc.
TheKIDSCollections andMTI’sKIDSCollections are trademarks ofMusic
Theatre International. All rights reserved.
Ringing the meeting to order
President RandyVinkwelcomed
fellowRotariansandguests to this
week’s assembly. Today’s guest
include: Brian Foeller from the
LeRoy Central School business
office, LeRoy High School se-
niors Jake Henry, Mike Shepard
andTylerPrinzand from theBank
ofCastileCharlesHellmich.
The members reported on
community announcements.
TheLeRoyFallFestwasanother
great success. Bob Boyce re-
mindedusof the importanceand
status of theLeRoyAmbulance.
Bob Bennett gave a brief report
on the upcoming annual Appli-
anceRaffle”Sunday,November
2nd, all hands will be needed
on deck. President Randy also
reminded us of the upcoming
WorldPolioDay,Fridayand that
ourworkon thewaragainstpolio
is not over.
Missed meeting were squared
away with Rotarians: Marcia
McKenzie, LynneBellusio,Bob
Boyce, Bob Bennett and Anil
Sawhney. The stories and ad-
ventureswere, as always greatly
enjoyed.
The fining session was very
lively and entertaining. Marcia
McKenzie was fined for her big
trip toBranson,MO. AnilSawh-
ney brought back a gift from In-
dia,PresidentRandy thankedhim
and still fined him. DaveBoyce,
(son of Bob Boyce) write up in
the
Rochester Business Journal
costhim,butonlyhalfof theorig-
inal fine. Christine Gephart was
ticketed $7.00 for the photo of
her at theFall Fest inher “good”
witch costume. $25.00 was the
small price Tracy Ford had to
pay for her new appointment as
AssistantAreaGovernor.
The week’s program featured
the “R.I.T.E” Project at LeRoy
Central School (LCSD) and
was presented by Kim Cox and
Brian Foeller. It is a capital im-
provement project aimed at the
ongoing work of the District to
maintain and improve the build-
ing and grounds of the LCSD.
The demonstration was very
comprehensive and provided
insightbefore theupcomingvote
December 3rd.
LeRotary
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