Directors
President Travis Morgan
President Elect Mary Anne Arcand
Past President Bob Hlina
Secretary Martin Meyer
Treasurer Sheila Nelson
Sergeant at Arms Patrick Cotter
Director - New Generations George Stedeford
Director - Grants Thomas Beatty
Director - Service Projects John Kason
Director - TriClub Relations Darrell Hubbell
Director - Service Projects - Scholarships Patrick Cotter
Director - Membership Lorne Calder
Director - World Community Service Rod Holmes
Director-Public Relations Steve Wagar
Director - Seniors John Duncan
Youth Exchange Officer George Stedeford
Youth Exchange Counsellor George Stedeford
Club Administration Sheila Nelson
Rotary Foundation Bob Hlina
Program Bob Hlina
Webmaster Peter Thompson
Club Email Bob Hlina
Club Newsletter Lorne Calder
Co-Chair - Auction Thomas Beatty
Chair - Auction Christian Schenk
Club Information CONTACT Bob Hlina
RYLA North Chair Mary Anne Arcand
BC Gaming Norm Schmitz
Welcome Rotarians & Guests

SERVICE ABOVE SELF

We meet Tuesdays at 12:15 PM

Coast Inn of the North

770 Brunswick St
Nechako Ballroom
Mail: P.O. Box 956 Prince George, BC V2L 4V1
Canada

  Venue Map

  Duty Roster

  Club Bulletin

  District Site

Club Events
President's Party The Coast Inn of the North Ballroom
Jun 16, 2012 06:00 PM
Rotary Family Golf & BBQ Aspen Grove Golf Course
Jul 09, 2012 12:00 PM
Stories
Posted by Bob Hlina on May 07, 2012

We have the boat at various locations in the city, Pine Centre Mall this week and at Canadian Tire for the following two weeks and rotating every two weeks until the final draw at Exploration Place on Fathers Day, Sunday June 17th. Hours are 11 to 5 Monday to Thursday, 11-9 Friday, 9 to 5 Saturday and 12 to 5 on Sundays. Tickets can also be purchased from members of the Prince George Rotary Club at their business, just look for the poster to be on their doors. You may also email bob.hlina@canaccord.com or call 250-981-1217 for tickets.

The boat is a 2011 Bayliner 175BR Bowrider with a Mercruiser 3.0L 135 HP I/O Motor & Karavan 2200-75-ST Boat Trailer.
Posted by Mary Anne Arcand

Being in a room with more than 600 motivated Rotarians dedicated to doing good things in the worldis nothing short of awe-inspiring. The Pacific Northwest PETS is the biggest PETS in the world, and by all accounts, one of the most successful! PE's were there from California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, BC, Yukon, Alaska and Russia! The speakers were amazing, and had us all in stitches laughing (mostly at ourselves), or crying in shared pain. I was given all kinds of cool tools to help plan our year, which I'm already sharing with George for the year after - I'm excited, pumped, motivated, and believe it or not, even kind of organized!It was great getting to know the PE's from other clubs in our district, as well as exchange ideas from all over the country. You don't grasp the power of Rotary and Rotarians until you sit in session after session with inspirational people - people like you and me who want to make a difference in the world.We're going to have a great year - and I'm ready!
Posted by Bob Hlina

After learning of the tragedy at the Babine Forest Sawmill, the TELUS team members in Prince George were determined to assist those affected by this horrific event.  On February 16th, a hot dog fundraiser was launched in the Prince George contact centre resulting in a total of $770.20 being donated to the community in Burns Lake.  This tragedy hit close to home for a number of the TELUS team members who have friends and family members impacted by the fire and the team members were happy to assist in any way possible.
 
Donation was made to Bob Hlina Past-President Rotary Club of Prince George on behalf of the Rotary Club of Burns Lake.
Posted by Peter Thompson

The Burns Lake Rotary Club has established the Lakes District Tragedy Relief Fund, and will organize a benefit Saturday February 4th--- the location hasn't beenannounced yet. To donate, call club President Travis Morgan at 250 561-8908.

For more information, visit the Village of Burns Lake website (www.burnslake.ca) as well as the Rotary Club of Burns Lake (www.rotaryburnslake.org).

Mary Anne has offered to go out to Burns Lake on February 4 and help with the benefit event. Any body else want to join her? She has room for 5 in her truck. The President Elect out there is one of her loggers, so she is going regardless.

Posted by Peter Thompson on Oct 04, 2011

Hello Rotarians of district 5040:

My exchange has been going great so far. My health seems to be doing fine since arriving here. There was only one day when I had a slight headache, but it went away quickly. It was very hard to sleep the first couple nights due to the jet-lag. But my sleeping habits are back to normal. It didn'ttake very long to get over my jet-lag. I am happy to say that there have been no health problems!

Posted by Bob Hlina

As Rotarians we believe in Service Above Self and this can be measured by the projects the Rotary Club of Prince George has contributed to. These include the following:

Powered By Subgurim(http://googlemaps.subgurim.net).Google Maps ASP.NET