12-12 Rotary Club of Chickasha Christmas Party
Rotarian Matt Mettry and Club President Greg Elliott were reluctant participants in the Chickasha Community Theatre's presentation during the 2013 Rotary Club of Chickasha Christmas Party on Thursday, Dec. 12 in the USAO Ballroom. View the photo album from the party by going to the Photo Albums list at the bottom right of the club's webpage and clicking on the 2013 Rotary Club Christmas Party link. The 2013 Rotary Club of Chickasha Christmas Party was held on Dec. 12 in the ballroom of USAO.
The party opened with a prayer by Michael Oberlender, Pledge of the Allegiance and singing of a specially written Deck the Hall of Rotary penned by our own Mitch Williams.
Rotarians and guests dined on salad, chicken and beef with vegetables. Cheesecake and cake was available for desserts.
After dinner, party-goers were entertained by members of the Chickasha Community Theatre who performed scenes from several of their past productions including Fiddler on the Roof, Wizard of Oz, The Christmas Shows, Nunsense and the Boardwalk Melody Hour Murders.
The latter featured a performance by President Greg and Rotarian Matt Mettry.
The entertainment ended with the CCT cast members singing "Thank You Very Much."
That's because CCT will be getting a check for more than $5,000, as will the Southwest Youth & Family Services Angel Project, from proceeds of this year's raffle to give away a John Deere Gator 550. The club cleared more than $10,000 from ticket sales.
The winning ticket drawn was bought by Kevin Shebester.
A good time was had by all.
Rotarians and guests dined on salad, chicken and beef with vegetables. Cheesecake and cake was available for desserts.
After dinner, party-goers were entertained by members of the Chickasha Community Theatre who performed scenes from several of their past productions including Fiddler on the Roof, Wizard of Oz, The Christmas Shows, Nunsense and the Boardwalk Melody Hour Murders.
The latter featured a performance by President Greg and Rotarian Matt Mettry.
The entertainment ended with the CCT cast members singing "Thank You Very Much."
That's because CCT will be getting a check for more than $5,000, as will the Southwest Youth & Family Services Angel Project, from proceeds of this year's raffle to give away a John Deere Gator 550. The club cleared more than $10,000 from ticket sales.
The winning ticket drawn was bought by Kevin Shebester.
A good time was had by all.