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Electronic Voting President Drew advised that there will be four requests sent via e-mail only to vote on the following Motions: Motion 1: Motion (Debbie Liddle, Bill Sibeon): That the Rotary Club of Huntsville supports Hospice with a one time donation of $2000 from the 'other request' line of the Service Budget. PASSED Motion 2: Motion: (Julia McKenzie, Brandy Van Gelder) That the Rotary Club of Huntsville Bylaws be amended from: 2.1 - Governing Body The governing body of this club is the Board of directors consisting of seven (7) to eleven (11) members including the president, immediate past-president, president-elect, president nominee, secretary, treasurer and up to six (6) committee directors. It is understood that the president-nominee will also serve as a committee director. to: 2.1 - Governing Body The governing body of this club is the Board of directors consisting of seven (7) to thirteen (13) members including the president, immediate past-president, president-elect, president nominee, secretary, treasurer, satellite chair and up to six (6) committee directors. It is understood that the president-nominee will also serve as a committee director. PASSED Motion 3: Motion (Len Ross, Rob Saunders): That the Rotary Club of Huntsville support the Huntsville High School Robotics Club in the amount of $2000 (from the Bingo account) with the direction that funds be directed primarily towards the outreach programs of the Robotics Club. PASSED Motion 4: Motion (Rob Saunders, Bill Sibeon): "The Rotary Club of Huntsville agrees to host a Toronto Maple Leaf Alumni hockey game on February 27, 2021, to be held at the Summit Centre in Huntsville Ontario, as part of the 2021 WinterFest activities, and authorizes the organizing committee to undertake discussions, negotiations and commitments to proceed on their behalf.” PASSED Business After Hours Boston Pizza Thursday Feb 27 5:30pm Foundation Dinner at Deerhurst May 23rd Rotary Weekend Full Day Saturday April 3 is an opportunity for Rotary Education Funding is available to assist from the Club New RI theme Rotary Opens Opportunities Rotary is not just a club that you join. It is an invitation to endless opportunities. It opens opportunities to serve in a project as big and historic as End Polio Now and also in a small community project, where you just plant a tree. And it opens opportunities for you to live a richer, more meaningful life, with friends around the world, based on our core values. As Rotarians, we are very blessed to take on leadership roles at this wonderful moment for our organization. Everything we do opens another opportunity for someone, somewhere. Therefore, the theme for our year is: Rotary Opens Opportunities. District Conference 2020 in Rosseau Oct 6-8
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Carol and Will Gibson had the opportunity to tour Bangkok Thailand with former exchange student Tae Thitinun. Tae is now working as a freelance translator for a number of American businesses in Thailand
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