The Rotarian

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Our purpose in this publication is to not only report our past achievements and future plans for Rotary clubs and all Rotary clubs but also on how we share the Rotary club ideals as Rotary members It is to inform neighboring people. In our personal life, our career, and the life in the community - the community you share with us, the service is "beyond self". Some of the things being done weekly, monthly and yearly are sad, necessary, suffering To help our world get a little better for all people, for the next few years There are certainly within. The motto is "to be healthy in the world". Since its founding in 1917, the Rotary club

Rotary International, Rotary International said: Since the establishment of the organization, Rotary club has focused on raising high ethical standards among its careers. One of the most widely printed and cited business ethics statements in the world is the The Four-Way Test established by Rotarians Herbert J. Taylor (who later became RI president) in 1932 under the responsibility of the company is. Faced with bankruptcy. A 24-word test that employees follow in business or career will guide sales, production, advertising, and all relationships with dealers and customers. In 1943 Rotary adopted the 4 round test, was translated into over 100 languages, and was presented in thousands of ways. We have the following four questions.

This goal is set in the "Rotating four-person test" to see if the planned action is compatible with the spirit of Rotarians. This test was developed as a series of guidelines by Rotarians and entrepreneurs Herbert J. Taylor during the Great Depression to revive the declining companies and was adopted as a moral standard by Rotary in 1942. It is still seen as an ethical standard of business management. . In the quartet test we are considering the following questions about thinking, speaking or doing. When the first Rotary club was founded, lawyer Paul P. Harris was a friend of Harris, Gustave Loehr, downtown Chicago, USA. ) The meeting of three merchants was held. Unity building office of Dearborn Street on February 23, 1905. In addition to Harris and Loehr (Mining Engineer and Masonic), Silvester Schiele (Coal Merchant) and Hiram E. Shorey (Tailor) were the first two people to attend the first meeting.