TODAY IS PASTA DAY! (Finally)

A very special thank you to all of our Sponsors who donated to our "placemat".

If use them or frequent those places - remember to say thank you.

 

A shout out to Val DiGiacinto from Welcome Home Vets NJ - who printed the placemats so beautifully and donated his services to the club. 

 

Pre-sales were 86 Tickets. We quickly figured about 75 walk-in.  We have to figure out exactly with the kids etc., that is a rough count!!- Great Advertising!!

 

 

The Day was a smashing success!!

THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU

 

Finance particulars will be discussed at a meeting once the final numbers are counted, and the bills paid, but this was a great day!!

 

 

 

Touch a Truck and Dueling Pianos should have their preliminary outlines ready for Board Approval.

 

Invite someone to this breakfast - it is always a good meeting! 

 

 

 

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