Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak
PO Box 1515, Camrose, Alberta   T4V 1X4    Email: camrosedaybreak@gmail.com
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We are  People of Action

Camrose Daybreak

Service Above Self

CURRENTLY MEET ON ZOOM Tuesday 7.AM
Tuesday - Certified Training Group Building
5051-50th Street
Camrose, AB T4V 1R3
Canada
Email:
camrosedaybreak@gmail.com
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Rotary Fun Photo Scavenger Hunt
Rotary Fun Photo Scavenger Hunt
ROTARY CLUBS OF CAMROSE PRESENT a fun family activity supporting local youth programs!
 
Over the October 16 -18 weekend travel around Camrose to see the impact of Rotary in Camrose.

REGISTRATION AND SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION
 
  • $30/team entry gives you your list of clues to 10+ Rotary supported photo-opportunity locations
  • completed photo submissions will be entered into a draw for a generously donated gift basket from local Camrose businesses
For more details to register or to be a sponsor go to CamroseRotary.ca
 
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ShelterBox Bronze Hero
 
ShetlerBox Canada Bronze Hero
 
We are very excited to announce our ShelterBox Canada Hero Status for Rotary year 2019-2020. We, like ShelterBox are impatient to see a world where no family is left without shelter after disaster. Our hero status shows our commitment to helping ShelterBox prepare for when disaster strikes. Learn more at ShelterBoxCanada.org.
 
#Rotary #Rotaryinternationsl #disasteraid #disasterrelief #shelterbox
 
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Cash for Camrose
 
Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak has been supporting worthwhile projects and organizations in our City for over 18 years.  What could your organization do with some extra funds?  Follow the link in the "Take a Look" section at the top of this web page to access the application form and guidelines.  
 
Completed forms can be emailed to camrosedaybreak@gmail.com with "Application for Funding" in the subject line. 
 
Alternatively you can mail your completed forms to:
 
Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak
Box 1515
Camrose, AB  T4V 1X4
 
 
Montana Cree Food Bank
Montana Cree Food Bank
#RotaryResponds
 
The Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak, the Rotary Club of Camrose and Rotary District 5370 co-operated to purchase over $2,000 of groceries and supplies for the Montana Cree Food Bank in Maskwacis. .On Friday May 1st, Roy and Tiffany from the Rotary Club of Camrose and Morris from the Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak delivered them to the Food Bank. Check out before and after pictures.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
It was a great feeling to be able to deliver these needed items.
 
 
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Flag Project
Order your maple leaf now for the 2020 Victoria Day, Canada Day and Labour Day weekends. Order here.
 
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Have you seen the beautiful maple leaf flying all over Camrose?  Want to have a flag in your yard too?
 
Email camrosedaybreak@gmail.com and we can tell you more about how you can have a Canada flag on your lawn for the Victoria Day, Canada Day and Labour Day  celebrations.
 
Want to subscribe now - Go to the Flag Subscription Form.
 
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#RotaryResponds - Community Flags
The Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak decided to tap their inventory of Canada flags to show support and appreciation for everyone that is working to get past this pandemic.
 
Flags were deployed at the Welcome to Camrose signs on the east and west highway entrances to the city. Look for individual flags to be deployed throughout the city in the coming days.
 
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Wine and Craft Beer Survivor Winners
Wine and Craft Beer Survivor Winners
After 5 nights of eliminations the results are in for the 2020 Wine and Craft Beer Survivor games.
 
Thanks to all our players, organizers and sponsors - Ryan at Battle River Brewery, Trevor at Harley's Liquor Store, PJ at Dales Liquor Store and Dan at Country Garden Liquor Store - the Rotary Clubs of Camrose were able to raise over $4,500 to support organizations in need in Camrose and area.
 
Taking home the Wine Survivor first prize of 65 bottles of wine is the Drunken Master team. In Craft Beer Survivor the 30 pack first prize goes to Drever Agencies (surprising name for a craft beer drinking team!)..
 
Other teams taking home wine are second place 45 bottles I Need a Napa, third place 25 bottles Scrapping and Corking, fourth place 15 bottles We Are the Champagnes and consolation 10 bottle winners Had Me at Merlot.
 
Other teams taking home craft beer are second place 20 packs Designated Drinkers, third place 10 packs Beer Necessities and consolation 5 pack winners Beer Pressure.
 
Also, on each draw evening, a $25 gift certificate to one our sponsors was awarded to a newly eliminated player in each survivor game.
 
Read more for the full results.
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2020 Rotary Week in Camrose
2020 Rotary Week in Camrose
February 17th to 23rd is Rotary Week in Camrose. Sunday, February 23rd is Rotary Day - commemorating the date in 1905 that Paul Harris and 3 other businessmen founded Rotary in Chicago.
 
The Rotary Clubs of Camrose are celebrating Rotary Day with a Family Bowling Social at Tabb Lanes from 3 to 5 pm. Drop by, $5 gets you that fancy bowling shoe rental, bowling and pizza from Papa John's.
 
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TV Bingo $1,000 Winner
TV Bingo $1,000 Winner
On January 29th Iris Smith called bingo to win $1,000 on Rotary TV Bingo on Eastlink cable TV. From October to May the Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak hosts bingo on Eastlink cable channel 610. Three games are played each night - letter X, picture frame and blackout. Each game has a prize of $100. But, a blackout within the prescribed number of balls is worth $1,000. Weekly bingo cards are $5 and are available at outlets throughout the city.
 
See more information and where to buy cards on our website.
 
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Dean LaGrange Inducted into Rotary
Dean LaGrange Inducted into Rotary
Destiny inducted Dean into the Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak on January 7, 2020. Dean is Chief of the Camrose City Police. Dean grew up in the Red Deer area and has a policing career in Calgary and Airdrie. He is impressed with the city and the caliber of the police service we have. The members are well-trained and community-minded 
 
In his short time in Camrose he and his wife Laurie have become involved in the community. Dean is on the Camrose Special Olympics board and is currently fundraising in support of his participation in the Centra Cam Bowl-a-thon in March. If you haven't already met Dean you may find him in unexpected places as he enjoys getting out in the community. In December he was at Walmart tending the Salvation Army Kettle. Finding it a little dull, he called on Laurie to bring his speaker so he could share tunes and his dance moves.
 
As a Rotarian, Dean is now one of over 1.2 million Rotary members in over 175 countries around the world. He will be welcomed at any of the over 13,000 Rotary Clubs in those countries. Rotary offers opportunities to serve in the community and around the world.
 
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Morris Henderson
Secretary
Odell Olson
Past President
Destiny Reay
Treasurer
John Stoddart
Club Administration
Alan Fielding
Membership
Cliff Drever
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Tricia Dey-Twomey
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Carol Davies-Pedersen
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Robyn Gray
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