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Mar 05, 2018
Plumas District Hospital
Mar 07, 2018
Aly Kinne - Rethink Industries - Above the Post Office
Mar 12, 2018
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Mar 19, 2018
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Apr 02, 2018
Feather River Trout Unlimited
Apr 09, 2018
US Forest Service Update
Apr 19, 2018
4:00pm Plumas Bank Conference Room
Apr 23, 2018
Preview of FRC play "South Pacific"
Apr 30, 2018
Dinner Meeting -
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Richard Stockton
March 15
 
Siegfried Fiolka
March 29
 
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Michelle Ryback
March 24
 
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March 16
 
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Doug Prouty
March 21, 2011
7 years
 
John Sheehan
March 21, 2011
7 years
 
Kory Felker
March 23, 2007
11 years
 
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March 5th

 

Thank you all for supporting the Quincy Rotarian’s 7th Annual 50/50 raffle. Congratulations to our winners....

1st - Nancy Gambell (pictured with Richard Stockon), $2,500 - sold by her best friend at least now Pete Hochrien 
2nd - Austin Prouty, $1,500 - sold by proud Papa Doug Prouty
3rd - Mike & Kathy Beatty, $1,000 - sold by what a great son Darren Beatty
4th - David Adrian, $500 - sold by none other than himself David Adrian
5th - Sammy Ramires, $250 - sold by Mother in Law to be Karen Pierson
6th - Tina Mannies/Rylie Butts, $250 - donated to them by our generous Aly Kinne
7th - Walt & Susie Steuben, $250 - sold by their amazing Pastor/friend Andrew Davis

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