Proposed amendment to Club ByLaws - Following study and approval at the January 20 Board meeting, a copy of proposed amended bylaws for the club were electronically dispatched to all active members for their consideration. The proposal will be presented to the membership at this week's February 2 meeting for discussion and action. Proposals include adding a sixth director position to club leadership in the area of public relations and defines two levels of active membership within the club. A senior active category would be added. Passage of bylaw amendments requires a two-thirds affirmation by those members in attendance.
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Check out Andrea's Experience Wish List for 2010 Visit Vancouver Trip to Leavenworth Soccer or Basketball Game Snowboarding at Whistler Bodies Exhibition in Seattle U of Washington Women's Basketball Celebrity Tour of the Grace Township She is now living with John and Cathi Abbott at 15405 NE 176th Pl, Woodinville Cell: (425) 361-9302 andrea.preiswerk@teleport.ch

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 WRCF Trustees and Officers elected - Trustees of our non-profit designated Woodinville Rotary Charitable Foundation met last Tuesday and elected Tana Baumler and Greg Riggs as trustees to succeed Al Marsh and Chris Boland. Rotary club president-elect-elect Baumler was elected chair to succeed Erv DeSmet effective July 1. John Hughes was re-elect  secretary-treasurer. The trustees amended the WRCF bylaws to provide two-year terms for trustees. The WRCF is  responsible for the financial affairs of the annual charity fund-raising event held each October and manages the Foundation's charitable giving plan.

On Leave - Past president Jay Soloff has been granted a leave of absence by the board of directors.

Program idea ? - Program chair Kathy Kill is welcoming ideas for programs for April, May and June. Share your ideas with Kathy and the program committee.

Alive, Well and 'Now Playing' - Woodinville Repertory Theater announces its 2010 season with nine performances in February of Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit". The Theater was founded in 1998 by our honorary member, the late Peg Phillips, and is currently in the phase of finding a permanent home and keeping the curtain going up year-to-year. "Spirit" opens at the Si Siverson Theater at Inglemoor High School on Friday, Feb. 12 for seven weekend evening shows and matinees on Feb. 14 and 21. Full details for theater lovers. Tickets are $15 at the door, or $12 through Brown Paper tickets.

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