Byesville Rotary

Meeting time: Friday 7:00 am--8:30 am.

Location: Stop Nine Senior Center at 60313 (GPS use 60299) Southgate Road, Byesville .

Club officers 2023--2024

President--Chuck Fair

President Elect/Vice President--Shana Fair

Treasurer--Tanya Hitchens

Secretary--Jordi Harding

Membership Chairs--Jordi Harding, Lisa Groh

Board members:
Shana Fair--term ends June 2025
Jim Bacos--term ends June 2024
-Jan Wilson-term ends June 2026


Thursday, September 25, 2008

Meeting--Tuesday, September 23, 2009

Lots of activities coming up:
  1. October 4: Rotary Bar-B-Que--more workers may be needed.
  2. October 11: Spagettit Dinner--donations for Christmas food baskets accepted as "ticket" for dinner--cash is always accepted but food items will also "buy" a dinner. Bob will be asking for volunteers to help on the 11th. He does not need any more pasta or lemonade.
  3. December: Bell Ringing to support the Salvation Army as part of our effort to provide Christmas food baskets.

Questions from the Master of Arms will be from the newsletter. The questions are :

  1. What is the meaning of the "Make Dreams" symbol?
  2. What is the name of at least 1 rotary District 6690 club mentioned in the newsletter and what was their accomplishment?
  3. What large item was featured in the Byesville Rotary picture and who are the three people in the picture?
  4. How many clubs are in rotary District 6690 and how many are hosting exchange students?

Byesville Rotary Picnic--Sept. 21, 2008

We had a great picnic on Sunday. About half of the group showed up to take the 1:00 Byesville Scenic Railway tour. The volnteers at the Railway have extended the line about 2 miles. They hope to get all the way to Cumberland and the Wilds in a couple of years.

We had good food and good conversation at the picnic and more desserts than we could eat. Thanks to all the cooks and to Bob for arranging the beef and chicken. See the Slideshow (on the right) for some pictures of the activity.

Friday, September 5, 2008

Second Test Post

This month's Rotarian is encouraging 40% of Rotary clubs which do not have a web site to establish a site. The five reasons they give and the corresponding site providing the example are below. And now you can see what the editors of Rotarian are talking about without having to type in all those addresses. Just click on the live links.


  1. Visiting Rotarians can find you: Rotary Club of LA

  2. It gets the news out (this one is in Spanish): rotarynuevomilenio.wordpress.com (by the way--this one is a blog).

  3. Every member can become a PR expert: Princeton Rotary

  4. It allows for creative recruiting: Rotary New Jersey

  5. Members can network effectively: Rotary Club of Bakersfield