Rotary Club of Batesville, Indiana, USA

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Making Up Missed Meetings

Rotary members are encouraged to maintain regular attendance at their local club meetings.  When it becomes necessary to miss a meeting, there are a number of ways to make up that meeting:

1. Attend another Rotary Club meeting as a guest.  Below are some of the nearby clubs, meeting places, days and times:

• Greensburg  |  Conference Room “D” – Decatur Co Memorial Hospital |  Monday  |  12:00 Noon
• North Vernon  |  St. Vincent Jennings Hospital  |  Tuesday  |  12:00 Noon
• Madison  |  Harry’s Stone Grill  |  Thursday  |  1st, 3rd, 5th: 6:30 PM / 2nd, 4th: 12:00 Noon
• Columbus  |  Donner Center  |  Monday  |  11:45 AM
• Columbus Sunrise  |  Donner Center  |  Friday  |  7:00 AM (except 4th Friday)
  
• Shelbyville  (District 6560) |  Centenary United Methodist Church  |  Tuesday  |  12:00 Noon
  
• A complete list of District 6580 clubs can be found on the District & Club Database site. Log in, then click on the CLUBS tab.

2. Go online and attend an eClub meeting.  Below are some web sites of eClubs:

• www.rotaryeclubone.org
• www.rotaryeclub34.org/
• www.rotaryeclub3310.org/
• www.recswusa.org/
• portal.clubrunner.ca/8529
• www.rotaryeclubwest.org/
• www.rotaryeclub7210.org/
• www.rotaryeclub7090.org/

3. Watch Rotary International Channel videos on YouTube or Vimeo. Report your viewing totaling 20 minutes or more in length to the Batesville Rotary Club Secretary or President.

4. Watch an online TED Talk that has as its subject one or more of Rotary’s Areas of Focus:

• Maternal and Child Health
• Basic Education and Literacy
• Economic and Community Development
• Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution
• Disease Prevention and Treatment
• Water and Sanitation

Report your viewing to the Batesville Rotary Club Secretary or President.

Personal Revolution – End Polio Now  (Ziggy Marley)

Possible Future Projects

• We are talking about helping with a fund- and awareness-raising event for the Ripley County Humane Society. This could include a pet adoption program held at Batesville’s Liberty Park.
• In case we decide to discontinue the Sawdust Days event, we’ll be looking for another fundraising event to take its place. Discussion continues.

In the meantime, here are links for club members to acquaint themselves with starting Rotary-sponsored projects:

• Rotary Ideas
• Develop Rotary Projects
• Exchange Ideas
• Club Service Projects Committee Manual

The History of Rotary

Vocational Service

is one of Rotary’s Avenues of Service. Vocational Service calls every Rotarian to:

• aspire to high ethical standards in their occupation;
• recognize the worthiness of all useful occupations;
• contribute their vocational talents to the problems and needs of society.

Rotarian Code of Conduct [PDF]

Rotary Leadership Institute, Rotary Fellowships and

Rotarian Action Groups

Environmental Sustainability Rotarian Action Group : Global Warming Explained

Rotary’s work with Water and Sanitation

What if together we wage peace?

The Mekong Club in partnership with the Rotary Action Group Against Slavery