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What Was That Toe Tappin' Music on Main Street?

By Gregory Langen

Over 100 residents of the 400 Towers and their families and friends enjoyed a picnic on June 20 in spite of the rain.  Lou Signore's 10-piece band played everyone's favorite music from the 30's, 40's and 50's under a tent on the front lawn, and a sumptuous picnic feast was enjoyed thanks to the efforts of the 400 Towers Resident Council and all the residents who pitched in.

Talk about co-operation from the weatherman!  The rain stopped when the band started, and held off until they finished.

This was just one of many varied events planned throughout the year by our Resident Council, which always does a terrific job! 

Our special thanks - this event was made possible by a grant from the Genesee Senior Foundation, Inc., funded by the Rochester Area Community Foundation's Muriel H. Marshall Fund for the Aging.

Bea McManis

The picnic was a great success. The food wonderful. Unfortunately I was suffering from a severe hay fever attack and had to leave before the music started. I could hear it from my window and they did sound great.

Jun 30, 2009, 11:28pm Permalink

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