The Rotary Club was delighted to welcome two members of last years Interact Club, Azin Dolatabadi and Rhea Nayak, to the meeting today. The girls were introduced by Theresa Eisenbarth, who is the club representative to the Medicine Hat High School club. Both girls attended this years edition of "Adventures in Citizenship", in Ottawa. They began their presentation by speaking about the travel and meeting their host families. The event was attended by over 220 students from all across the country, for three days of education and fun learning about may aspects of government, and some of the things that make Canada great.
They visited the Canadian War Museum, got a tour of the west block of Parliament, meeting both the Speaker of the House and the Privy Clerk.
They witnessed an emotional citizenship ceremony and toured the Shaw center learning about the challenges of the indigenous peoples and trying some traditional foods.
Both girls are headed to university, attempting degrees in science. We wish both the girls well in their future endeavors and thank them for their community service through Interact and their great presentation. The girls were presented with Rotary mugs by President Margie Booyens.
