Casino night returns with ‘Dancing With The Stars’

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By John Duvall

Special to The PREVIEW

Photo courtesy Sandy Applegate “Dancing With The Stars” is the theme of this year’s Rotary Casino night set for Saturday, Feb. 22, at the community center. Last year, from left, Jann Pitcher, Bob and Patty Tillerson and Susan Neder enjoyed a night of fun, games and dancing at the club’s annual fundraising event. Photo courtesy Sandy Applegate
“Dancing With The Stars” is the theme of this year’s Rotary Casino night set for Saturday, Feb. 22, at the community center. Last year, from left, Jann Pitcher, Bob and Patty Tillerson and Susan Neder enjoyed a night of fun, games and dancing at the club’s annual fundraising event.[/caption]

Can’t make it to Las Vegas this winter?

No problem! You’ll have just as much fun and spend lots less money by attending Rotary’s popular “Casino Night” party right here in Pagosa, on Saturday, Feb. 22, at the Ross Aragon Community Center.

Photo courtesy Sandy Applegate Lucille Ball, also known as Kim Moore, invites you to come out for “Dancing With The Stars” at the Rotary Casino night set for Saturday, Feb. 22. Photo courtesy Sandy Applegate
Lucille Ball, also known as Kim Moore, invites you to come out for “Dancing With The Stars” at the Rotary Casino night set for Saturday, Feb. 22.[/caption]

This year’s theme is “Dancing With The Stars.” It’s OK to show up “Pagosa Casual” or dressed like you’re ready for the TV cameras and your big dance number.

The gaming is fun, too. There’s blackjack, Texas Hold’em and craps. Some dealers dress like they’ve been shuffling cards for years on a Mississippi riverboat, while others appear to have headed east out of Vegas (toward Pagosa) rather than west to L.A.

And the players? Sure, most of them are locals, but you wouldn’t always know that by their outfits ... just by their smiles.

The fun starts at 6 p.m. and continues until 10. In addition to the gaming tables, the fun includes dancing, a silent auction, specially prepared food and a cash bar.

There will be a limited number of tickets, so try to get yours soon. at The Pagosa Springs SUN, EXIT Realty, Old West Press or from any Pagosa Rotarian. Tickets are $40 per person.

This fundraiser goes a long way towards supporting Rotary’s annual scholarship awards to local high school students, as well as funding several other worthwhile community projects.

Good times return at the Ross Aragon Community Center. Make Feb. 22 your special date.