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| Sergeant Ruth Riley has everyone's attention |
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Upcoming Rotary Programs
February 7, 2014: Steve Lund, Chairman of the Board of NuSkin
Report of Provo Rotary Meeting Held January 31, 2014
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| President Glen Zaugg Conducts the Meeting |
Todays meeting was conducted by President Glen Zaugg. Jill Moon and Ron Roberts provided the music for the singing of the National Anthem. Jill Moon lead the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and the opening prayer was offered by Dave Rogers.
There were a number of guests including our speaker Mark Magelby. Jim Calder welcomed his wife Ann and their friends Dale and Sonja Despain. Bruce Gilchrist introduced his wife Janice. Steve Sabins brought his son Ryan. Gary Weist introduced his wife Sharon. And Scott Kirkland welcomed his Mother-In-Law Anna Bates, wife of former member Quentin Bates.
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| Wayne Beesley announces Girl's Night |
Wayne Beesley announced
that Girl's Night will be March 6th. The activity will include a
dinner at the Riverside Country Club at 5:30 pm and a play "The Importance of Being Earnest" at the
Covey Center in Downtown Provo.
Ruth Riley handled Sergeant duties. She tested the knowledge of club members in the field of art (appropriate to our discussion) and it was sadly lacking. Fines were issued accordingly.
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| Ruth Riley, Sergeant-At-Arms made them pay |
Guests
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| Jim & Ann Calker with Sonja & Dale Despain |
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| Bruce and Janice Gilchrist |
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| Gary and Sharon Wiest |
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| Scott Kirkland and Anna Bates |
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| Ryan Sabins with his father Steve |
Candid Member Profiles
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| Darrell Jakins |
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| Clark Merkley |
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Speaker
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| John Lewis introduces speaker |
John Lewis introduced Mark Magelby, Director of the BYU Museum of Art. The museum is 21 years old and was built and is run 100% through donated funds.
Mark talked about the current Sacred Gifts Exhibit now showing at the museum. This is a must see exhibit, with some very amazing painting by Carl Bloch, Heinrich Hofmann and Frans Schwartz. This exhibit will be at the museum until April 14th. Mark talked about how unusual it is for the kind of art that is on exhibit to travel and especially to BYU in America. Some of the art has not been out of its original setting since it was commissions a hundred and fifty years ago. He talked about the multi-year effort that was involved to make this exhibit happen.
In the future, there will be Exhibits of Rembrandt, Norman Rockwell and Japanese Art coming to the museum in Provo.
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| Mark Magelby, Director of the BYU Museum of Art |
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| Glen Zaugg with speaker Mark Magelby |
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| Al Cutler talkes with speaker Mark Magelby |
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