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TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW FOR OUR ANNUAL COMEDY BENEFIT
Sunday Evening, June 6, 2010
At Temple B'rith Kodesh, 2131 Elmwood Ave., Rochester
Honoring Canandaigua National Bank
7:30 pm show
Patron dinner begins at 5:00 pm
General Admission: $45 (show only)
Patron Level Early Bird Special
Order Before March 31, 2010 and get your Patron Tickets for
only $125
After March 31, 2010 - Patron Level $136
(Patron level includes cocktail reception, dinner and reserved seats for
show)
This special performance will feature some of the best sketches, songs and improvisations from The Second City's 50 year history! Don't miss it!
More about The Second City Show
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If you are Jewish - by your own definition – we invite you to say,“Count Me In” to the 2010 Study of the Greater Rochester Jewish Community.
The Greater Rochester Jewish community is being surveyed for the first time in a decade. This study’s success is dependent on each of us adding our voices to the chorus of our larger community, from Rochester to all of its suburbs, from Batavia to Geneva and Naples to Geneseo. “Count Me In” needs you to stand up and be counted.
Make Your Voice Heard, Enter to Win Prizes.
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By taking our communal responsibility seriously, we help countless adults, teenagers, and children through the transitions and crises of their lives. We have strengthened and educated many thousands of families over the last eight decades, and we continue to do so every single day.
First called the Jewish Welfare Council, then the Jewish Service Bureau, we are the agency that families and individuals have turned to for generations. These days, more people than ever are turning to JFS. And JFS is working harder than ever to meet all of their needs.