The Rotarians involved in the event were Pauline Emery, Stu Sammis, Jan Harvey, Ray Defendorf, Gilbert Sweet, Jim Webb, Cathy Buck, Nora Smith, Ted Goldwyn, Ernie Danforth, and Bill Boland. Their participation was instrumental in making the event a success, as they helped to promote education, reading, and agriculture among the second-graders in attendance.

After the reading, the Rotarians assisted the children in planting tomato and basil seeds in their classrooms. This hands-on experience gave the students a chance to learn about the process of growing food and understand the effort that goes into producing the food we eat.

Overall, the event was a success, with both the Rotarians and the children enjoying the experience. The program not only promoted reading and education but also created awareness about the importance of agriculture and where our food comes from.