Car wash to send Ada dancers to Outback Bowl
Students from Ada's Rhythm In Motion Dance Centre will hold a car wash on Saturday, June 9, to help raise money for their upcoming New Year's Day trip to perform in the pre-game and half-time festivities for the Outback Bowl. The car wash will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot of Burger King, on the east side of Lima, at the intersection of State Routes 309 and 117, near I-75.
Students will wash and accept donations to help earn money towards their expenses for their seven day trip to Tampa, Fla. These local students will join 500 dancers from all over the country to perform in front of 63,000 spectators as part of the nationally-known Just For Kix Performance Tour. Now in its 26th year, Just For Kix is known for powerful, precision Outback Bowl performances which include first-rate choreography.
This will be a wonderful opportunity for our local dancers and they want the members of the community to know they'd love to wash your car this Saturday so they can start making their travel plans come true! We thank you for your support.
If you have any questions or wish to help the dancers with their trip in any other ways, please call Dave Smittle at 419-634-1475 or 419-230-8147.
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