Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak
P.O. Box 1515 T4V 1X4 Camrose, AB, Canada

Proclamation Rotary Week February 22-28 2021- Declared by Camrose Mayor- Norm Mayer.

Are you a post-secondary student in the City of Camrose or Camrose County? Then apply for our $750 scholarship! This scholarship is open to new and existing post-secondary students. Please see the attached Google form for the application and for more details! https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSejYsj_Ri5W9lECW/viewform

During the months of November and December, District 5370 will be hosting a series of Virtual Club Learning events. Each one-hour event will address timely topics of interest to all club members. Please mark your calendars and join us. Click on the program title to register. All Rotarians and Rotaractors are welcome to attend these programs. December 10, 7:00 pm (MT)... Rotary Service: Sharing Successes during COVID-19 Hosted by Jim Ferguson, District Governor and Donna Barrett, District Governor-Elect https://portal.clubrunner.ca//rotary-service--sharing-succ

Your Donations Hard at Work ... On behalf of the Camrose Public Library Board and Staff, please allow me to once again thank the Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak for your generous donation. This Club provided us with a cheque covering the cost for one computer desk back in February 2020, but unfortunately this purchase was delayed due to COVID. However, we have finally been able to purchase four of these desks with the help of Rotary’s donation, and they look fantastic in our... children’s space downstairs! They are extremely sturdy, and will provide kids with a place to play games with their friends for many years (even if they are socially distant for the moment). Thanks so much again! We are so grateful for the support! Robyn Gray, MLIS Director, Camrose Public Library

Proceeds from the 2020 Rotary Fun Photo Scavenger Hunt were presented to Kidsport. Featured in ere is a glimpse of Kidsport's impact. Check out the attached article from the Battle River Community Foundation newsletter to see where Kidsport is donations are making a difference.

Our guest speaker on Nov 17th was Brendan McKinstry, a member of the Camrose Disc Golf Club. He made a presentation to City Council on Septermber 21, proposing a 9-hole disc golf course for Jubilee Park. Disc golf is a fast-growing sport played by all ages and levels of skill. Played similar to regular golf, players attempt to throw a disc (Frisbee like) in a series of throws from a tee to lodge it in a basket (the hole). Courses range from family-oriented courses, usually 9 short holes 150 to 200 feet long, to professional courses, usually 18 longer holes 300 to 500 feet long. Equipment ranges from a promotional disc from your favorite store to a variety of discs used depending on distance of the throw.