In annual fashion, the Rotary Club is hosting its 41st dinner on Dec. 7.
The dinner will take place inside the 100 Mile Community Hall. Doors are set to open around 5:30 p.m. with dinner following at 6 p.m.
According to the club’s president, Gisela Janzen, tickets are free and members have been busy handing them out to seniors in the community.
“It’s a long-standing tradition,” she said. “It’s our way of saying thanks to the seniors in the community.”
This year, a turkey dinner is being served to the attending guests.
Throughout the evening residents can purchase raffle tickets for three items including an Ipad, a gift basket or a gift certificate for a house cleaning service. Janzen said there will also be a 50/50 draw.
“We are looking forward to seeing this all come together, it’s very gratifying in the end,” said Janzen. “It’s nice to serve the community.”
Janzen said the annual dinner is a way to kick off the Holiday season.
“It is an event that creates a nice community spirit.”
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