Echoes Vol 27 No 13 Hilltop 10.23.15_online

23 OCTOBER 2015

Recruitment is the life blood of
an organization like Rotary.

Past President and Charter Member Jimmy Santos earns a well deserved recruitment pin from
Rotary International. Witnessing the pinning by President Rudy Garcia are, from left, Celso
Montalla, Serge Mendoza, Eddie Lim, Vik Varua (partially hidden) and Doy Reyes.

SPECIAL OBSERVANCE FOR OCTOBER: Economic and Community Development

District 3800

ROTARY PLEDGE FOUR-WAY TEST

I do solemnly promise Of the things we think, say or do:
to help advance the object of Rotary, 1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
comply with the Constitution and 3. Will it build GOODWILL and
By-Laws of Rotary International and of
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
the Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop, 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
ever putting into practice
Rotary’s motto:
SERVICE ABOVE SELF

THE OBJECT OF ROTARY

The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of
worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:

FIRST: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;

SECOND: High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the
worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian’s
occupation as an opportunity to serve society;

THIRD: The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business,
and community life;

FOURTH: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace
through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal

of service.

ROTARIAN CODE OF CONDUCT

As a Rotarian, I will:

1. Act with integrity and high ethical standards in my personal and professional life.
2. Deal fairly with others and treat them and their occupations with respect.
3. Use my professional skills through Rotary to mentor young people, help those

with special needs, and improve people’s quality of life in my community and in
the world.
4. Avoid behavior that reflects adversely on Rotary or other Rotarians.

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PROGRAM Meets Every Friday, 8 PM
Monte Vista Clubhouse,
13th REGULAR MEETING Monte Vista Subdivision,
Marikina City
23 October 2015

Call to Order Vice Pres. Ros Ramos
Invocation Olet Santiago
National Anthem PP Eddie Lim
Rotary Pledge/4-Way Test Rodney Managat
Intro: Visiting Rotarians/Guests Dennis Fernandez
Recognition: Fining Moments PP Ghie Singian
Secretary’s Report Vik Varua
Vice President’s Time Vice Pres. Ros Ramos
Other Matters Anyone
Adjournment Vice Pres. Ros Ramos

FELLOWSHIP Louie Rivera

Night Chairman

INVOCATION

We pray for those stricken by the devastation of Typhoon Lando and for those
who have committed themselves to responding to their need. We pray that those
who suffer find comfort through their faith in You and through the loving kindness
of those Rotarians, emergency workers and volunteers who have come to their
aid. We pray that those who have lost so much have the fortitude to rebuild their
lives. May all who have been battered by this storm discover many hearts and
hands open to them. None of us stands alone in times of trouble. Amen.

Volume 27 ECHOES Issue No. 13

EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor - in - Chief : CHUCK S. MANANSALA

Adviser/Editor Consultant : RODOLFO C. GARCIA and RENE R. RESIDE

Secretariat: ELLAINE JUSTINE BAGON

Art, Layout & Design : APOLLO A. BARREDO

Copy Editor/Proofreader : MA. LOUELLA “LUI” Q. MANANSALA

Circulation : LOUIE R. RIVERA and RAMONITO P. FERNANDEZ

For contributions or inquiries, please send your materials through email or contact
any member of the Editorial Board. Our email is [email protected]

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AVENUES OF SERVICE

We channel our commitment to service at home and abroad through five Avenues of
Service, which are the foundation of club activity.

CLUB SERVICE focuses on making clubs strong. A thriving club is anchored by strong
relationships and an active membership development plan.

VOCATIONAL SERVICE calls on every Rotarian to work with integrity and contribute their
expertise to the problems and needs of society.

COMMUNITY SERVICE encourages every Rotarian to find ways to improve the quality of
life for people in their communities and to serve the public interest.

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE exemplifies our global reach in promoting peace and
understanding. We support this service avenue by sponsoring or volunteering on
international projects, seeking partners abroad, and more.

YOUTH SERVICE recognizes the importance of empowering youth and young
professionals through leadership development programs such as Rotaract, Interact,
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, and Rotary Youth Exchange.

AREAS OF FOCUS

PROMOTING PEACE Filipinos in the hundreds of thousand are displaced by armed
conflict or persecution. We develop the skills to strengthen peace efforts, train local
leaders to prevent and mediate conflict, and support long-term peace building in
areas affected by conflict.

FIGHTING DISEASE Millions of Filipinos are pushed deeper into poverty because of
medical costs. We aim to improve and expand access to low-cost and free health
care in our community. We educate and mobilize communities to help prevent the
spread of major diseases such as polio, HIV/AIDS, malaria, and dengue.

PROVIDING CLEAN WATER In Marikina and nearby areas, poor communities lack access
to adequate sanitation facilities. Our projects give communities the ability to develop
and maintain sustainable water and sanitation systems.

SAVING MOTHERS AND CHILDREN In poor areas, children suffer malnutrition, poor health
care, and inadequate sanitation. To help reduce this rate, we provide preventive care
to babies, improve access to essential medical services, and support trained health
care providers for mothers and their children. We empower the local community to
take ownership of health care training programs.

SUPPORTING EDUCATION There are thousands of children in our community with no
access to education. Our goal is to strengthen the capacity of communities to
support basic education and literacy, reduce gender disparity in education, and
increase adult literacy.

GROWING LOCAL ECONOMIES We still face grinding poverty in our communities. We carry
out service projects that enhance economic and community development and
develop opportunities for decent and productive work for young and old. We also help
strengthen local entrepreneurs and community leaders, particularly women, in
impoverished communities.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

World Class President Rodolfo ‘Rudy’ Garcia

Greetings from Yangon, Myanmar!

I am sending my report from this country that has just
recently opened itself to the world after many years of isolation. It was only after
the elections of 2010 and the coming in of a new regime in 2011 that Myanmar
has somewhat relaxed on its long standing stance of putting a distance between
itself and other countries.

My being here is a reflection of a growing new belief by those currently running
the country of our interconnectedness and an acceptance that other countries
can contribute to the achievement of peace in their rich endowed land that has
long simmered in conflict. This conflict is driven by grievances of its ethnic
groups.

I have come here to share a bit of what I know - our experience in the Mindanao
Peace Process. They want to learn about other countries’ experiences, know
about the best practices that exist and which of these had worked. And within
the context of their own internal problem, they hope to find what approach can
be best for them.

I am absent from our meeting today to act out the first item in Rotary’s Area of
Focus: Peace and Conflict Resolution. Will this then qualify as a make-up?

**********

It is just two weeks now before we show our bowling talent in the District Ten-Pin
Bowling Tournament. We are up there in the highest division to compete with the
best teams in the Governor’s Cup category. Hilltop, despite the tough field it is in,
will surely give it its best shot.

I take this opportunity to acknowledge PP Celso in giving our projects a big boost
by his generous support. This is a big help and will give us the much needed
added resources to realize the plans of the Club. Many thanks PP Celso!

And, not to forget, our congratulations to PP Jimmy for the recognition given by
RI for his sponsorship of a member. I am encouraging our other members to do
their best in recruiting members who truly will be assets to the club.

Have an enjoyable meeting!

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SECRETARY’S REPORT

Secretary/President Elect Viktor “Vik” Varua

Your Hilltop club has an enduring reputation in the Zone and
District as an 'elite' club. This is a double -bladed honor. When
spoken of by other Rotarians as the club "ng mga mayayaman", we are quick to
reply with the correction "Hindi po totoo iyon. Club po kami ng mayayaman... at
mga gwapo."

The glib retort, originally coined and prescribed for use by Past President Doy
Reyes, deftly acknowledges the praise while playing
down the suggestion of entitlement. Hilltopers after
all WORKED for Hilltop achievements. Take for
instance in the realm of sports. Are you aware that
the Hilltop athletes are medalists and defending
champions in their respective arenas?

Rotarian RJ Rizada and Past President Bobby Leung
are gold medalist teammates in last year's District
golf tournament. Bobby was awarded 'District Golfer
of the Year.'

The Zone 4 basketball team, of which our club is a member, are Palarotary

Basketball Champions for three successive years. Shown below are some
members of the team including yours truly.

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Then below is the picture of our Tenpin bowling championship team from last
year's Assistant Governor’s Cup.

These pictures
are not here just
for our members
to look at and
feel good. They
are here to serve
as a call to
action. Our
sporting events
head, Mon 'El
Presidente'
Fernandez is
asking our members to please participate and support our sporting teams. So a
gentle coax to the champion bowling team members: Past Presidents Ed Lim,
Fred Lo, Serge Mendoza, Celso Montalla, and Rotarians Howard Mijares and
Alfred Tan; as well as any other member who can put a ball to the lane- please

attend team practice every Monday night at 8pm at
Sta. Lucia 10 pin lanes. Team sport is NOT a 1
man game.

On the right is a photo of Past President Mon
Fernandez in a practice game.

Don't forget myRotary.org account holders can witness the World Polio Livestream
event tomorrow at 6:00AM. There are only less than a hundred known cases of
Polio in the World. Be part of this Global Milestone event championed by Rotary
together with UNICEF. Thank you to PP Celso for his check donation of PhP
50,000.00 for the account of Hilltop projects.

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MEETING DATES AND VENUE FOR MAKE UP IN ZONE 4

Rotary Club World Class President Meeting Day/ Venue
Marikina Time
Marikina North
Marikina West Wilfredo “Willie” E. Reyes Thursday Marikina Rotary Youth
Marikina Central 7:00 PM Ctr., Sumulong Hwy.
Marikina East Sto. Niño, Marikina
Marikina Heights
Robert Eric “Eric” B. Sanchez Tuesday KC-DMI Clubhouse, 19
Metro Marikina 8:00 PM Carmine St. SSS Vill.,
River City Marikina Marikina City
San Mateo
Marikina South Danilo “Danny” S. Chua Monday Champaca Room, Club
8:00 PM Filipino, Greenhills,
Rodriguez San Juan City

Emma “Emma” J. Castillo Wednesday WenDric’s Place, 2
8:00 PM Jacamar St., Barangay
Sta Elena, Marikina

Teresita “Tess” Y. Bernardino Saturday Kainan sa Bahay
20:30 Bahayan, Sumulong
Highway, Antipolo City

Ziffred “Zif” A. Ancheta Friday Rm. 107 Marikina
7:00 PM Hotel, Pio Del Pilar cor.
Tangerine sts,,
Marikina City

Theodore “Teddy” G. Wednesday Kainan sa Bahay-
Tardecilla 8:00 PM Bahayan, Sumulong
Hwy., Antipolo City

Jonathan “Jojo” L. Gonzales Thursday Bahay Bahayan
8:00 PM Restaurant, Masinag,
Antipolo City

Victorino “Jay R” C. Rovero Wednesday Drop Zone Badminton
Jr. 8:30 PM Ct., Amado Compound,
Malanday, San Mateo

Frederick “Angel” C. Angel Monday Cobo Pavillon, Mt.
8:00 PM Wilson St.,
Mountainview Villa,
San Roque, Marikina
City

Daniel “Dan” S. Nocon Tuesday Tu Casa Restobar,
7:00 PM Metro Montana
Subdivision, Burgos,
Rodriguez

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Rotary Club World Class President Meeting Venue
Day/Time
San Mateo Buena Mabeth “Baboo” B. Pinning Residence,
Highlands Simon Saturday Block 18 Lot 25
8:00 AM Phase 1 S, Tierra
Monte Subdivision,
Marikina Uptown Emelito “Boggs” S. Anastacio Friday Brgy. Silangan, San
8:00 PM Mateo, Rizal

Marikina Valley Brigido “Vher” C. Gonzales Monday Wendric’s Place, #2
7:00 PM Osmundo De Guzman
St., Sta. Elena,
E-Club Marikina Bernadette “Adette” M. Arce Monday Marikina City
8:00 PM
La Isla Buffet
San Mateo Midtown Teresa “Terry” C. Amado Saturday Restaurant, 284 Gen
2:00 PM Ordonez St., Marikina
Heights, Marikina City
E-Club Marikina Rovic “Rovic” Bawalan Saturday
Valley 8:00 PM Marikina Rotary
Youth Ctr., Sumulong
Marikina Summit Noel Brian Alfaro Saturday Hwy, Sto. Nino,
7:30 PM Marikina City

The Jewel in the
Palace Restaurant,
Gen. Luna St., Sta.
Ana, San Mateo

CP Julie Malaya’s
Residence, 74
Macapagal St., Phase
4 Vista Valley,
Executive Village,
Sumulong Hwy., Sto.
Nino, Marikina

Windsor Garden, St.
Mary St., Provident
Vlg., Jesus dela Pena,
Marikina City

For the meeting dates and venue of all Rotary clubs under R.I. District 3800, visit:

http://teamworldclass.district3800.org/category/rotary-clubs/

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A Call to Help Survivors of Super Typhoon Lando!

(Originally posted by Past President Jeng Ignacio Liban of RC Cainta in the Team World Class
R.I. District 3800 group page in Facebook.)

Dear World Class Rotarians,

Let us support the District's relief efforts for typhoon Lando victims.

Donations will accepted at the Banchetto, Robinsons Pioneer (look
for Past President Liz Jose); and at the Marikina Rotary Youth
Center. We are appealing for food, water, and other basic non-food
item donations. Target to distribute the first batch of donations will
be on Sunday, October 25.

We are also requesting Rotarians with trucks and vans to please
volunteer your vehicles for this noble intentions.

We welcome comments, suggestions and of course, assistance.

Thank you!

An aerial view of the extent of the damage caused by Super Typhoon Lando in the provinces of
Pangasinan, Tarlac, Pampanga, and Bulacan. (All photographs by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang
Photo Bureau. See more at http://www.interaksyon.com/article/119305/aerial-scenes--
widespread-floods-devastation-in-north-central-luzon)

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District 3800 Relief Efforts for Typhoon Lando Victims

From the report of the Philippine Disaster Recovery Foundation dated October 21,
2015, a total of almost 122,000 families were affected by typhoon Lando. Although
it has weakened and is on its way out, damaging floods remain in Bulacan,
Pampanga, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Pangasinan, Zambales and Isabela. Roads and as
many as 25 bridges are not passable due to floods and landslides. There are
reported power outages in these
areas.

As of today, almost 5,500 families
remain in evacuation centers.

Let us heed their call for help. DAMAGE. Typhoon Lando left a trail of devastation across
Immediate needs are ready-to-eat northern and central Luzon. Photo by Czeasar Dancel/Rappler
food and drinking water. We may
also donate non-food items like
soap and alcohol as initial
protection from flood-related
diseases.

Please start the campaign to friends in Rotary as early as now. Thank you for your
generous hearts.

Evacuees stay at the Barangay Health Center in Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya on October
18, 2015. (Photo from http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/18/asia/typhoon-koppu-lando-philippines/)

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REGULAR MEEETING

President Rudy Garcia and Secretary/President-Elect Vik Varua are elated with the generous
donation of Past President Celso Montalla. The only condition for the P50,000 check is that it
be used exclusively for service projects. Eddie Lim and Mon Fernandez are in the back.

Past President and Charter Member Ros Ramos enjoying the camera view of his celphone
while Past President Eddie Lim considers the best card to play.

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Everybody happy with the recognition of Past President and Charter Member Jimmy Santos.

Past President Ros Ramos (left foreground) checks collection records while the braided beauty

Ellaine Justin Bagon intently watches. The boys, meanwhile, enjoy their game. Shown here,

from left, are Eddie Lim, RJ Rizada, Dennis Fernandez, Doy Reyes, and Serge Mendoza.

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Global Grants for Economic and Community Development

ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Rotary supports investments in people to create measurable and
enduring economic improvement in their lives and communities.

Area of Focus Statement of Purpose and Goals

The Rotary Foundation (TRF) enables Rotarians to invest in people by
creating sustainable, measurable and long term economic
improvements in their communities and livelihoods by

1. Building the capacity of entrepreneurs, community leaders, local
organizations, and community networks to support economic
development in impoverished communities;

2. Developing opportunities for productive work;

3. Reducing poverty in underserved communities;

4. Supporting studies for career-minded professionals related to
economic and community development.

Parameters for Eligibility

TRF considers activities targeting the following to be within the scope
of the economic and community development area of focus:

1. Access to financial services for the poor, which may include but
are not limited to microcredit, savings, or insurance;

2. Training related to economic and community development
including but not limited to entrepreneurship, community
leadership, vocational, and financial literacy;

3. Small business/cooperative/social enterprise development and
income-generating activities for the poor, including but not limited
to the organization of village-wide businesses that provide
employment;

4. Agricultural development for subsistence and small farmers,

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including but not limited to the facilitation of access to markets;

5. Community-led and coordinated adopt-a-village or comprehensive
community development activities;

6. Vocational training teams supporting the above activities;

7. Scholarships for graduate-level study in programs related to grass
-roots economic development and programs specifically
designated in community development.

TRF considers activities targeting the following to be outside the scope
of the economic and community development area of focus and as
such are not eligible for global grant funding:

1. Community infrastructure projects, unless they result in a
significant increase in the ability of community members to
produce and distribute goods and services that create personal
resources;

2. Community beautification projects;

3. Construction or rehabilitation of community centers.

Elements of Successful Humanitarian Projects and Vocational Training Teams

Global grants are:

1. Sustainable – communities are able to address their economic
and community development needs after the Rotary club/district
has completed its work;

2. Measurable – sponsors can select standard measures for their
area of focus from the Monitoring and Evaluation Toolkit or use
their own measures to show the good results of their work;

3. Community driven – global grants are designed by the host
community based upon the needs they have identified;

4. Aligned with an area of focus – as defined in the policy
documents.

(To be continued in the next issue)

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(An open invitation from Past President Nikki de Vega, District Chair for Public Image)

Let us celebrate World Polio Day with Rotary Districts all over the
Philippines on 24 October 2015 (Saturday) at The Pad by Padi’s Point
SM Mall of Asia and SM MOA Globe. Fellowship will be from 4-6PM at
The PAD by Padi's Point (behind SM MOA) while the actual beaming of
the End Polio Now and Be A Gift to the World Logo at SM Mall of Asia
Globe will start at 6p.m. Please encourage your public image chair and
members to attend. Dress is code is anything Red or Yellow.
Assessment is
P350/head. This is a
joint initiative of all
districts in the
Philippines. If you
are interested in
attending, kindly text
WCP Karlo Nicolas
at 0920-9511299.
See you on
Saturday!

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Loose Wheels... apollo

OCTOBER MILESTONES

Mar Betic 05 RJ Rizada 05

Serge Mendoza 07 Chi Fernandez 10

Ricky Bautista 15 Lorna Fabian 24

Nida Estrada 28

Bobby & Madette Leung October 10
Ghie and Rosette Singian October 15
Mon and Ritchie Timoteo October 23

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IDIOT SIGHTING-1

I handed the teller @ my bank a withdrawal slip
for $400.00 and I asked
"May I have large bills, please?"
She looked at me and said
"I'm sorry sir, all the bills are the same size."
When I got up off the floor I explained it to her…

IDIOT SIGHTING-2

When my wife and I arrived at an automobile dealership to pick up our car,
we were told the keys had been locked in it.
We went to the service department and found a mechanic working
feverishly to unlock the driver side door.
As I watched from the passenger side, I instinctively tried the door handle
and discovered that it was unlocked.
'Hey,' I announced to the technician, 'it's open!'
His reply: 'I know. I already got that side.'
This was at the Ford dealer on EDSA.

IDIOT SIGHTING-3

We had to have the garage door repaired. The repairman told us that one of
our problems was that we did not have a 'large' enough motor on the
opener. I thought for a minute, and said that we had the largest one made
at that time, a 1/2 horsepower. He shook his head and said,
'You need a 1/4 horsepower.'
I responded that 1/2 was larger than 1/4.
He said, 'NO, it's not.' Four is larger than two.'

We haven't gone back to this repairman since.

- All jokes are from the FB posts of Past District Governor Raffy Garcia. Thanks.

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WORLD CLASS TEAM, RY 2015-2016

Rodolfo C. Garcia PP Rosel F. Ramos Viktor V. Varua PP Ramon G. Singian
President
Vice President Secretary/Pres. Elect Treasurer

PP Rene R. Reside PP Mariano B.Betic PP Mon P. Fernandez IPP Mario D. Legaspi
Club Trainer
Auditor Sgt.-at-Arms Ex-Officio

PP Apollo A. Barredo Ramon S. Timoteo PP Celso C. Montalla PP Carlos S. Manansala

Club Administration Membership Rotary Foundation Public Relations

Manolette Santiago Dennis L. Fernandez PP Alfred L. Lo PP Robert A. Leung
New Generations Service Projects Ways and Means Projects and Events

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COMMITTEES AND DIRECTORS

CLUB ADMINISTRATION Constitution and By Laws PP Rosel F. Ramos
Attendance PP Ramonito P. Fernandez
PP Apollo Barredo, Director Fellowship Enrico s Bautista
Sports Ryan Joseph R. Rizada
Awards PP Apollo A. Barredo

MEMBERSHIP Recruitment John GL V. Nicolas
Orientation/Training PP Renato R. Reside
Ramon S. Timoteo, Director Membership Retention PP Eduardo P. Lim
Joey Gutierrez
Classification

ROTARY FOUNDATION TRF Contribution/EREY PP Celso C. Montalla
Global/District Grants PP Rodolfo B. Reyes
Celso C. Montalla, Director

NEW GENERATIONS Rotaract/Interact Organizing Jeremy Tamayo
Rotaract/ Interact Orientation John GL V. Nicolas
Manolette Santiago, Director Jerome Salinas
Mentoring

SERVICE PROJECTS Peace & Conflict Resolution PP Sergio P. Mendoza Jr.
PP Alfredo L. Lo
Dennis L. Fernandez, Director Health and Sanitation
Rodney J. Managat
Maternal and Child Health Alfred L. Tan
Jeremy B. Tamayo
Disease Prevention & Treatment Fernando F. Mira
Enrico S. Bautista
Basic Education and Literacy

Disaster Preparedness

Economic & Community Dev.

PUBLIC RELATIONS Echoes PP Carlos S. Manansala
PP Carlos S. Manansala, Director Social Media PE Vik R Varua
PP Carlos S. Manansala
Print Media

SPECIAL PROJECTS AND EVENTS DISTAS, DISCON PP Carlos S. Manansala
Club AHA, Induction Manolette Santiago
PP Robert A. Leung, Director Palarotary and Bowling Ramonito P Fernandez
Alfred L. Lo
Rotary Day Louie Rivera
Club Assembly, Christmas,

Valentine’s & Outing

WAYS and MEANS Donations PP Celso C Montalla
Ads Solicitations
PP Alfred L. Lo, Director PP Tady M. Palma
Fundraising Howard Mijares
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WORLD CLASS SPOUSE ASSOCIATION, RY 2015-2016

Cecille C. Garcia Maura Ramos Mayleen Varua Rosette Singian
President Vice President Secretary/Pres. Elect Treasurer

Evelyn Reside Malou Betic Cely Fernandez Rowena Legaspi
Club Trainer Auditor Sgt.-at-Arms Ex-Officio

Arlene Lim Ritchie Timoteo Meg Montalla Lui Manansala
Club Administration Membership Public Relations Public Relations

Evangeline Santiago Chi Fernandez Salome Lo Madette Leung
New Generations Projects and Events
Service Projects Ways and Means
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ROSTER & ATTENDANCE RECORD FOR OCTOBER 2015

NAME SPOUSE 2 8 16 23 30 CLASSIFICATION

1 Reynaldo A. Bailon Ghie  Information Technology
2 Polo A. Barredo
3 Ricky Bautista  Memorial Park Management
4 Mar Betic
5 Benjie Catarroja Annabelle  Cement Distribution
6 Efren V. Estrada
7 Virgilio Fabian Malou O MU  CPA Private Practice
8 Dennis Fernandez  Organic Farming
9 Mon P. Fernandez
10 Rudy Garcia Nida  Real Estate Development
11 Joey Gutierrez K MU 
12 Bembol Hiteroza Lorna  Security Devices
Chi-Chi  Orthopedic Surgeon
13 Mario D. Legaspi Cely T  Auto Maintenance & Repainting
Cecille Military Services
14 Bobby A. Leung Retail Interior

15 Eddie P. Lim
Rowena O  Pastoral
16 Fred L. Lo  Production Management
17 Russell Luna
18 Rodney J. Managat Madette  Commercial Leasing
19 Chuck S. Manansala Arlene B  Heavy Equipment Rental
20 Serge D. Mendoza
21 Howard Z. Mijares Lu  General Plastic Surgeon
22 Pandot F. Mira
23 Celso Montalla Emmalyn E  General Trading
24 GL Nicolas Eloi  Funeral Services
25 Louie Regala
26 Doy B. Reyes Lui  Health and Wellness
Sharon R MU  Property Management
27 Louie R. Rivera
28 RJ R. Rizada Connie  Business Consultant
29 Jerome Salinas Rosalyn MU  Refrigerator & HVAC Specialist
30 Olet Santiago Meg F  Food Ingredients Distribution

31 Ghie G. Singian  Law Government Service
32 Jeremy Tamayo  Architect
33 Alfred Tan Adelle E MU 
Public Transport Service
34 Mon S. Timoteo
35 Cito R. Tiu Marilou  Commercial Trading
36 Vik R. Varua Mae Pro Basketball Player / Entrepreneur
37 Jonathan Velasco Maricar S  Travel & Tours

EXEMPTED MEMBERS 
38 Joey R. Cabungcal Evangeline T  Architect
39 Tady M. Palma Rosette Engineering-Electrical Installation
40 Ros F. Ramos
41 Rene R. Reside Carmina  Management Consultant
42 Jimmy A. Santos
HONORARY MEMBERS Eloisa  Neurosurgeon
43 Elmer Gamiao
44 Alex Cruz Ritchie  Electrical Power Distribution
45 Vic Javier
46 Elmo Ortiz-Luis Tessie  General Contractor Bldg.

23 Mayleen  Business Outsourced Services

 Architect

Total 20 10

Letty MU  Handicraft Exporting
Lita  Local Government Service
Maura Non - Life Insurance
Evelyn  Public Accountant
Glo Commercial Fishing

Mellie
Aida
Baby
Laura

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ATTENDANCE REPORT

"When Rotary meeting comes around, I do not have to decide whether to attend or not, for that has
already been decided for me. It has been one of the obligations I accepted when I joined Rotary."

Month of OCTOBER 2 8 16 23 30
Members Present
Members Absent nO.a 15 10
Members with Make-up
Members Present + Make-up nKT.a 27 32
TOTAL number of Members
Less Members with Excused Absences nO.a 5 0
Attendance Base
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% of Attendance
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Think About It

Maybe it shouldn’t come as a surprise to us but according to Condé Nast
Traveler the best island in the world is right here in the Philippines.
Palawan topped the list of the Best Islands in the World Awards category
in this year’s Condé Nast Traveler Reader’s Choice Awards. Also in the list
are Cebu and Boracay at no. 19 and no. 15, respectively.

(See more at: http://preen.inquirer.net/15988/3-philippine-islands-declared-as-the
-best-in-the-world-by-conde-nast-traveler)

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Secretary’s Report Vik Varua Home Club
President’s Time Pres. Rudy Garcia
Other Matters Anyone
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Night Chairman Mon Timoteo
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