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Cupertino Rotarians are Crabby for a Good Reason

It's Crab Feed time! This annual party feast is March 1 this year. Get your tickets early before they run out.

Cupertino Rotary members are typically pretty friendly, but at least once a year they get crabby—real crabby.

Rotary’s annual Crab Feed on March 1 is in its 18th year and continues to support a myriad of good causes such as Via West Special Needs Camp, Teacher Mini Grants, and more.

The event will again be held at St. Joseph’s of Cupertino where deliciously creepy crawlers will be the main attraction, but vegetarians are not forgotten and will enjoy penne pasta a la Alotta’s of Los Altos, green salad, French bread and ice cream.

If supporting a good cause isn’t enough enticement, and the food doesn’t draw you in, maybe the drawing prizes will.

Prizes include tickets to San Jose Sharks games, 49ers games, cases of wine, pearl earrings, golf packages, and more.

The crab service starts at 5:15 p.m. Tickets are $40—half of that is tax deductible— but they go fast. To find out about tickets contact Marc Haberman at 408-294-3431.

 

 

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