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The Rotary Club of Belleville 613-968-6968 BURKE Funeral Home “A Reputation of Caring” 150 Church St. • Belleville The Rotary Club of Belleville For more information on Rotary, visit: www.rotary-belleville.org 199 Front St., Ste. 535, Century Place, Belleville, ON K8N 5H5 www.intelligencer.ca Those who know; always go – and you’re invited too Rotary Loves Kids Golf Tournament and Party in the Square – July 17 First, the Tourney – a free-for-all of fun for all Quick point: this is all about helping kids and having fun while we do it. How well you golf, or even if you can golf, is secondary. It’s a best ball tournament, so if you hook, slice, shank or lose your ball it hardly matters. If you’ve never golfed before, this is the best place to start. And you don’t have to enter a foursome – register alone, or with and a friend, and we’re happy to match you up with others. The day begins at 1:00 p.m. with a shotgun tee-off at Black Bear Ridge Golf Course and Trillium Wood Golf Club. You’ll enjoy 18 holes of golf and chances to win some outstanding prizes. There will also be a raffle featuring an array of specially selected items. Then, the Party – food, friends, music and more fun – how much can you take? Don’t golf? Don’t worry. Golfers and non-golfers come together in the evening as we take over Market Square for Party in the Square for live music, fabulous food, delicious libations and a whole host of activities designed for maximum fun. Feast on an outdoor barbeque by “Pig Out” and refreshments at the cash bar. You can even go shopping at the silent auction table featuring even more items so enticing they will tempt even the tightest of wads. The party kicks off at 7:30 p.m. with the Spencer Evans Band playing N’Awlins style jazz. Then at 9:00 p.m. The Getaway, one of the area’s most sought after party bands, takes the stage with their foot stompin`, butt shakin` and hand wavin` hits from the 60s-70s-80s & 90s. Event Co-Chairs, Rotarians Sam Brady and Greg Knudsen, have done everything humanly possible to take one of the area’s premier fun and fundraising events up yet another notch. “We never lose sight of the fact that the true goal of Rotary Loves Kids and Party in the Square is to raise funds the club can then invest in the youth of our community.” Sam Brady said. “But we’re determined to make it so much fun that people are genuinely excited to participate.” Greg Knudsen adds, “Since we started, 12 years ago, the Rotary Loves Kids Golf Tournament and Party in the Square have raised over $1,000,000 for children’s care in the Quinte area. We’re proud to have supported Easter Seals Camp Merrywood that helps kids with physical disabilities succeed; Quinte Children’s Foundation, whose vision is to improve the quality of life for local children who are at risk; and the Belleville General Hospital to help fund diagnostic equipment for children.” You don’t have to be a Rotarian – or even know one - to enjoy the day. Everyone who loves kids, has kids or ever was a kid, is welcome. If you’re new to the area this is a great opportunity to meet people and learn why it’s called the Friendly City. The entire day of golfing, dinner and the party is $150 per person. Dinner and dancing $35 per person and Party in the Square are only $10 per ticket in advance or $15 at the door. You can register online at www.rotary-belleville.org for the golf package or purchase tickets for the dinner and/or dance at BMO Downtown, Scotiabank Quinte Mall, Dewe’s Independent Grocer, Richard Davis, Belleville, the Belleville Chamber of Commerce and the Quinte Arts Council Gallery & Gift Shop. Or, call Sam or Greg at (613) 966-5588. Quinte Rotary Music Festival 2015 A week of music magic ends with historic finale For the first time in the 47 year history of the Quinte Rotary Music Festival, one performer earned four major prizes at the climactic Silver Trophy competition held last month in Belleville. Tabitha Savic (16) won the festival’s coveted Rose Bowl for voice, Silver Strings for strings (harp) and Silver Tray for piano and completed her sweep with the Joe Demeza prize for best overall performance of the competition. Adjudicators, who heard 113 competitors perform over 300 music pieces during the week-long festival, selected 10 top performers, a choral group and jazz band to compete at the Ontario Music Festivals Association provincial competition, held in Peterborough June 1 to 6. Tabitha Savic (voice, harp and piano), David Savic (voice), Jeanette Huang (violin and piano), Jenna Martinello and Aaron Yuan (piano), and Lynsey Corbin, Danielle Dettlinger, Andrew Powell, Dhalia Steinitz and Cynthia Ranjith (musical theatre) will represent Quinte at the provincial competition. Competing in the provincial recorded competition are the Quinte Youth Jazz Ensemble, and two divisions of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regional Chorus: the Quinte Youth Chorale, and the Quinte Children’s (Training) Choir. This year’s festival, sponsored by the Belleville, Trenton and Sunrise Rotary clubs, was held at six Belleville venues: Bridge Street, St. Matthew’s and Eastminster United Churches, St. Thomas Anglican, The Salvation Army Church, and Albert College. This year’s platinum level sponsor was Rotarian Rudy Heijdens, and our silver sponsor was Albert College. For a list of this year’s award winners and photos from both the Silver Trophy Competition and the Concert of Stars, visit the festival’s website at www.quinterotarymusicfestival.com. Let the Trumpets Sound Rotary Trumps AIDS with another winning hand Rotary Trumps AIDS is our club’s initiative to help win the war on HIV/ AIDS by funding education, prevention, treatment and support for orphans, surviving guardians and people living with HIV/AIDS. Internationally, communities stricken by HIV/AIDS are assisted to overcome shortages of drinking water, food, or shelter – all essential for recovery and a sustainable future. Committee Chair, Chris Finkle, reports this year’s walk was a resounding success with $63,000 raised Tabitha Savic winner of four major prizes at the Quinte Rotary Music Festival Photos by: Lola Reid Allin. Belleville Rotary Club President, Len Kennedy and Rotary Trumps AIDS Chair, Chris Finkle feeling the joy of another successful walk Photos by: Lola Reid Allin. RLK Co-Chairs Greg Knudsen and Sam Brady with Rotary Loves Kids supporters The Rotary Club of Belleville People and Programs Dedicated to Making Life Better at Home and Around the World Starboard Communications 497 Dundas Street West Belleville, Ontario K8P 1B6 613-966-0955 400 Dundas St. E. 968-3888 Rotarian John Smale, A.R.I.D.O. 121 Dundas St. E. Studio 201, Belleville www.pacedesign.ca (613)969-7801 Knudsen | Brady | Vaughan ADVISORY GROUP (6 13 ) 9 66- 55 88 CIBC Wood Gundy • Quinte Branch 199 Front Street Suite 210 - Century Place Belleville, ON K8N 5H5 CIBC Wood Gundy is a division of CIBC Woody World Markets Inc. a subsidiary of CIBC and Member CIPF. CIBC Wood Gundy personal, proven wealth management
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The RotaryClub
of Belleville
613-968-6968
BURKEFuneral Home
“A Reputation of Caring”
150 Church St. • Belleville
The Rotary Clubof Belleville
For more information onRotary, visit:
www.rotary-belleville.org
199 Front St., Ste. 535,Century Place,
Belleville, ON K8N 5H5
www.intelligencer.ca
Those who know; always go –and you’re invited tooRotary Loves Kids GolfTournament and Party in theSquare – July 17First, the Tourney – a free-for-allof fun for allQuick point: this is all about helpingkids and having fun while we do it.How well you golf, or even if youcan golf, is secondary. It’s a bestball tournament, so if you hook,slice, shank or lose your ball ithardly matters. If you’ve nevergolfed before, this is the best placeto start. And you don’t have to entera foursome – register alone, or withand a friend, and we’re happy tomatch you up with others.
The day begins at 1:00 p.m. witha shotgun tee-off at Black BearRidge Golf Course and TrilliumWood Golf Club. You’ll enjoy 18holes of golf and chances to winsome outstanding prizes. There willalso be a raffle featuring an array ofspecially selected items.
Then, the Party – food, friends,music and more fun – how muchcan you take?
Don’t golf?Don’tworry.Golfers andnon-golfers come together in theevening as we take over MarketSquare for Party in the Square forlive music, fabulous food, deliciouslibations and a whole host ofactivities designed for maximumfun.
Feast on an outdoor barbeque by“Pig Out” and refreshments atthe cash bar. You can even goshopping at the silent auctiontable featuring even more items soenticing they will tempt even thetightest of wads.
The party kicks off at 7:30 p.m.with the Spencer Evans Bandplaying N’Awlins style jazz. Thenat 9:00 p.m. The Getaway, oneof the area’s most sought afterparty bands, takes the stage withtheir foot stompin`, butt shakin`and hand wavin` hits from the60s-70s-80s & 90s.
Event Co-Chairs, Rotarians Sam
Brady and Greg Knudsen, havedone everything humanly possibleto take one of the area’s premierfun and fundraising events up yetanother notch.
“We never lose sight of the fact thatthe true goal of Rotary Loves Kidsand Party in the Square is to raisefunds the club can then invest inthe youth of our community.” SamBrady said. “But we’re determinedto make it so much fun thatpeople are genuinely excited toparticipate.”
Greg Knudsen adds, “Since westarted, 12 years ago, the RotaryLoves Kids Golf Tournament andParty in the Square have raisedover $1,000,000 for children’s carein the Quinte area. We’re proudto have supported Easter SealsCamp Merrywood that helps kidswith physical disabilities succeed;Quinte Children’s Foundation,whose vision is to improve thequality of life for local childrenwho are at risk; and the BellevilleGeneral Hospital to help funddiagnostic equipment for children.”
You don’t have to be a Rotarian –or even know one - to enjoy theday. Everyone who loves kids, haskids or ever was a kid, is welcome.If you’re new to the area this is agreat opportunity to meet peopleand learn why it’s called theFriendly City.
The entire day of golfing, dinnerand the party is $150 per person.Dinner and dancing $35 per personand Party in the Square are only$10 per ticket in advance or $15 atthe door. You can register online at
www.rotary-belleville.org for thegolf package or purchase ticketsfor the dinner and/or dance at BMODowntown, Scotiabank QuinteMall, Dewe’s Independent Grocer,Richard Davis, Belleville, theBelleville Chamber of Commerceand the Quinte Arts Council Gallery& Gift Shop. Or, call Sam or Greg at(613) 966-5588.
Quinte Rotary MusicFestival 2015
A week of music magicends with historic finale
For the first time in the 47 yearhistory of the Quinte Rotary MusicFestival, one performer earned fourmajor prizes at the climactic SilverTrophy competition held last monthin Belleville.Tabitha Savic (16) won the festival’scoveted Rose Bowl for voice, SilverStrings for strings (harp) and SilverTray for piano and completed hersweep with the Joe Demeza prizefor best overall performance of thecompetition.
Adjudicators, who heard 113competitors perform over 300 musicpieces during the week-long festival,selected 10 top performers, a choralgroup and jazz band to competeat the Ontario Music FestivalsAssociation provincial competition,held in Peterborough June 1 to 6.Tabitha Savic (voice, harp and piano),David Savic (voice), Jeanette Huang
(violin and piano), Jenna Martinelloand Aaron Yuan (piano), andLynsey Corbin, Danielle Dettlinger,Andrew Powell, Dhalia Steinitz andCynthia Ranjith (musical theatre) willrepresent Quinte at the provincialcompetition.Competing in the provincial recordedcompetition are the Quinte YouthJazz Ensemble, and two divisionsof the Hastings and Prince EdwardRegional Chorus: the Quinte YouthChorale, and the Quinte Children’s(Training) Choir.This year’s festival, sponsored by theBelleville, Trenton and Sunrise Rotaryclubs, was held at six Bellevillevenues: Bridge Street, St. Matthew’sand Eastminster United Churches,
St. Thomas Anglican, The SalvationArmy Church, and Albert College.This year’s platinum level sponsorwas Rotarian Rudy Heijdens, and oursilver sponsor was Albert College.For a list of this year’s award winnersand photos from both the SilverTrophy Competition and the Concertof Stars, visit the festival’s website atwww.quinterotarymusicfestival.com.
Let the Trumpets SoundRotary Trumps AIDS withanother winning hand
Rotary Trumps AIDS is our club’sinitiative to help win the war on HIV/AIDS by funding education, prevention,treatment and support for orphans,surviving guardians and peopleliving with HIV/AIDS. Internationally,
communities stricken by HIV/AIDSare assisted to overcome shortagesof drinking water, food, or shelter – allessential for recovery and a sustainablefuture.
Committee Chair, Chris Finkle, reportsthis year’s walk was a resoundingsuccess with $63,000 raised
Tabitha Savic winnerof four major prizesat the Quinte RotaryMusic Festival
Photos by:Lola Reid Allin.
Belleville RotaryClub President, LenKennedy and RotaryTrumps AIDS Chair,Chris Finkle feelingthe joy of anothersuccessful walk
Photos by:Lola Reid Allin.
RLK Co-ChairsGreg Knudsen andSam Brady withRotary Loves Kidssupporters
The Rotary Club of BellevillePeople and Programs Dedicated to Making Life Better at Home
and Around the World
Starboard Communications497 Dundas Street West
Belleville, Ontario K8P 1B6613-966-0955 400 Dundas St. E. 968-3888
RotarianJohn Smale, A.R.I.D.O.
121 Dundas St. E. Studio 201, Bellevillewww.pacedesign.ca (613)969-7801
Knudsen | Brady | VaughanA D V I S O R Y G R O U P
(613) 966-5588CIBC Wood Gundy • Quinte Branch
199 Front StreetSuite 210 - Century PlaceBelleville, ON K8N 5H5
CIBCWood Gundy is a division of CIBCWoody World Markets Inc.a subsidiary of CIBC and Member CIPF.
CIBCWood Gundy
personal, proven wealth management
