May 27th • 2017
The third annual A Taste of Art
from 7pm to 10pm at Beach Gardens • Powell River, BC
We are looking for artists for a Taste of Art 2017. Contact us to get involved.
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Ok, we know it is right for you but is it right for someone who thinks they want to join Rotary?
Have a look on the District website. Scroll down the left side of the home page and you will see this button:
We are asking all clubs to add this section to their own website. The better informed someone is about Rotary BEFORE they join the better chance it is the right fit for them and they will stay and become engaged Rotarians.
Regards,
Tom Smith
PS: This email was sent to Presidents, PE's, Membership Chairs, PR Chairs and some of the District leaders..
Greetings All!
Just to give everyone a head's up about the change of meeting place for Feb 22nd, 2017. We will be meeting at Striker's Bowling Alley. When you arrive, please order right away as they have a small kitchen. They highly recommend the Appie Platters - they are $30 and good for 2 or 3 people. (And much easier for their small kitchen to handle.)
Burgers will be available, but will a limited selection of sides.
Bowling will be $7.50 per hour for the people that are bowling.
Best bowler in the club gets the coveted Wendela Trophy!
Thanks!
Sean
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A Taste of Art
2016
The Rotary Club of Powell River
presents
2nd annual Wine Tasting and Art Auction Gala
Beach Gardens Resort
May 7th, 2016
7:00pm to 10:00pm
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tickets available at Pebble Beach Design, Crazy Quilt Cottage,
through our website www.aTasteofArt.ca or from any Rotary member.
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Evergreen Theatre technician Travis McLean accepted an adjustable grand piano bench donated by the festival committee. It was first used on February 24 by accompanists for the choral sessions.
David Duke 
travelled to Bali recently where he did a make-up at a Rotary club meeting there. When he returned, he presented the Bali club banner to president Carol Brown at the August 12 weekly meeting.
travelled to Bali recently where he did a make-up at a Rotary club meeting there. When he returned, he presented the Bali club banner to president Carol Brown at the August 12 weekly meeting. 
Mauro, our Rotary exchange student from Brazil, attended his final weekly meeting before heading home after his time in Powell River. Senior member Kip Brown and International/Youth director Frieda Hamoline wished him well in the future. He received a Powell River tee shirt (his favourite colour grey) and a copy of Off the Beaten Path book full of photos of this area. Other club members wished him well during Happy and Sad Dollars, paying for the privilege, and after the meeting as well. He flies out of Vancouver on Tuesday, August 4, 2015.
BANNER EXCHANGE: Gunes Hizlilar exchanges Istanbul, Turkey & Powell River club banners with incoming president Carol Brown and outgoing president Jill Eghoetz. June 24, 2015
Musicians were welcomed to The Rotary Club of Powell River during their time at the 2015 Pacific Region International Summer Music Academy. In the photo are from the left Matteo Ferrero-Wong (bass) Toronto, Canada; Joyce Carlson, club/PRISMA liaison; Güneş Hizlilar (harp) Turkey; Carol Brown, incoming club president; Mily Mustelier Charadan (violin) Cuba/USA; Jill Ehgoetz, outgoing club president; Agata Tucholka (flute) Poland; Valerie Muzzolini Gordon, Seattle Symphony principal harp and PRISMA faculty member; Redd Ingram (bass) Ohio, USA. June 24, 2015
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Rotary had a German themed night in honor of our outgoing exchange student Tim Wrigglesworth. Check out that Lederhosen!!
(From left to right: Ross Cooper, Tim Wrigglesworth, and Jill Ehgoetz)
The Installation dinner proved to be a fun filled night with entertainment from PRISMA, many well deserved Rotary Awards, and of course the welcoming our new executive with President Jill Ehgoetz.
Jill Ehgoetz Presidential Address to the Club:
The new Directional Sign has been erected at Westview Terminal.
About 100 kids came out to learn biking skills and safety rules. Six lucky kids went home with new bikes and two won helmets.
Thanks to our sponsors: Canadian Tire, First Credit Union, First Insurance, Scotia Bank, Chris Carlos ReMax Property Management, Suncoast Cycle, and the Rotary Club of Powell River.
Thanks to the Powell River Cycling Association for their help and for RCMP Constable Tim Ken.
Rotarian, Kathy Rothwell, was a good sport ... both throwing pies and getting pies thrown at her to help raise funds for Ineract.
Sara, Claude, and Ron were hard at work to sand the floor. Work is complete and finished photos will arrive soon. Thanks to all that put in countless hours to make this hall look fabulous.
District Governor Garry Shearer attended our meeting to present Paul Harris awards to Rotary members Tim Wall, David Morris, Joyce Carlsen, Jan Gisborne, and Past President Anne Baker. Also receiving a Paul Harris for their outstanding contributions to our community and the Powell River Performing Arts Festival were Don James and Terry Sabine.
Thanks to Carol and her crew for their commitment to organizing this fun afternoon for some children of Powell River.
Our six members raised more than $3,000 of the total $15,000 raised in Powell River for the Movember event that lasted the month of November and ended with a shave-off at Carlson Community Club on November 29. Team leader Ed Frausel rallies the Rotary troops. Monies raised go to help fight prostate cancer.
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