Echoes Vol 29 No 16 Hilltop 05.04.18

04 MAY 2018

President-Elect Charlie Bite and President
Nominee Alfred Tan march in the
processional of the District Assembly 2018
held at Taal Vista Hotel last April 21-22,
2018.

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Club
04 May 2018

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 1st & 3rd Friday
7:30 PM
16th REGULAR MEETING Bobby Leung Boardroom,
Industrial Valley Subdivision,
04 May 2018 Marikina City

Call to Order Pres Ricky Bautista
Invocation Ros Ramos
National Anthem Alfred Tan
Rotary Pledge/4-Way Test Vik Varua
Intro: Visiting Rotarians/Guests Serge Mendoza
Recognition & Fining Moment Dennis Fernandez
Secretary’s Report Pres-Elect Charlie Bite
President’s Time Pres Ricky Bautista
Adjournment Pres Ricky Bautista

Night Chairman Eddie Lim

INVOCATION

Will you please bow your head with me. Let us pray silently together,
each one of us, according to our individual beliefs. Let us offer thanks for
our food, blessings for one another. Let us be a source of hope for those
in need, and contentment for those who are lonely. Let us give gratitude
for our opportunity to serve Rotary. Let the feelings of love, kindness, and
a well directed, yet gentle spirit always be reflected in our actions. Amen.

Volume 29 ECHOES Issue No. 16

EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor-in-Chief: CHUCK S. MANANSALA
Secretariat: ELLAINE JUSTINE BAGON

Art, Layout & Design, Proofreading: ELLAINE JUSTINE BAGON
Copy Editor: CHUCK S. MANANSALA

Contributing Photographer MARK KEVIN ROCO

For contributions or inquiries, email us at [email protected]

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WHAT ROTARIANS DO

Rotary is dedicated to six areas of focus to build international
relationships, improve lives, and create a better world to support
our peace efforts and end polio forever.

Promote peace Save mothers
and children

Fight disease Support
education

Provide clean Grow local
water, sanitation, economies
and hygiene

OUR VALUES AND HOW WE ACT

› We build lifelong relationships

› We honor our commitments

› We connect diverse perspectives

› We apply our leadership and expertise to

solve social issues

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Great President Enrico “Ricky” S. Bautista

We have just concluded another project. We have provided
prosthetics to two patients from Olandes last April 30, 2018. We sent
these two patients to the Barangay Tumana common area where we
waited patiently for 5 hours before they were finally fitted. Eventually,
our patients went home with new legs. There are lessons learned in this
project so in the future we may be able to handle it properly.

Our last project for this Rotary year will be the Operation Tule! So
far 50 boys have sign up. I would like to thank in advance Kagawad
Tess Publico and Kap. Pandot Mira for inviting the boys . Also, medical
materials and consumables are available care of Past President Serge
and Spouse Sharon Mendoza. Doctors and nurses will be provided by
Past President Fred Lo and President-Nominee Alfred Tan. We will be
having this at the 3rd floor of Nativity of Our Lady Parish Parochial
School on Sunday, May 6, 2018 from 8 AM to 12 Noon. Potluck lunch
will be served at Past President Jimmy Santos’ office. See you there.

Lastly, President-Elect Charlie and I are planning out 30th AHA
which will be held on June 16, 2018 at the Montalla Clubhouse. Mark
your calendar!

Thank you, guys! It is a “Great” year!

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SECRETARY’S REPORT

Secretary/President Elect Charlie G. Bite

Two major Rotary events happened this month: the District Conference
held last April 8 and 9, 2018 at the Solaire Hotel in Pasay City, and the
District Assembly held last April 21 and 22, 2018 at the Taal Vista Lodge in
Tagaytay.

I am happy to report that the Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop was
represented in both events, with 3 members registering for the DisCon, and
13 members registering for the DistAs. In addition, no less than our own
President, Ricky Bautista, danced hip-hop with the other participants from
Zone 4 on the Talent’s Night of the DisCon, while yours truly also joined the
Zone 4 presentation on the Safari-themed evening of the DistAs.

And speaking of the DistAs, I would like to extend my most heartfelt
thanks to all who went out of their way to attend the event. I am touched by
your overwhelming support.

I have come to realize that my term as President is now very near. I
must admit that I am now anxious yet excited at the same time. I am
worried because from all the trainings, I have now come to realize the
responsibilities of the position of President. I am afraid that I may not be

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able to fulfill the expectations of many of you. But I am also excited just
thinking about all the projects we have planned for the year. And I know
that with your support, we could make this year, our 30th year, a successful,
fun and memorable year for Hilltop.

As our club nears its 30th anniversary, it is time to reflect where and
who we are as a club. Are we acting as the club that our founders
envisioned it to be? Can we actually be more? Do more?

In the couple of years that I have been with the club, I have realized that
the members are generally happy and contented. But this seemingly
positive state of affairs is also the bane of our club. Complacency,
unchecked, may lead to stagnation, even deterioration. The solution, I
believe, lies in seeking new milestones, new challenges.

So this coming Rotary year, I will do my best to challenge each and
every member of our club. I will push Hilltop to care a little more, to be
inspired a little more, to come alive once more. Let us not rest on our
laurels. We could be more. Let us do more.

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How to Get Rid of a Hangover

The after-effects of drinking too much alcohol, known as a hangover, can be both
physiological and psychological and are usually experienced the morning after a
night of heavy drinking.

Different people will experience different side effects of overindulging. But
common symptoms include accelerated heartbeat, anxiety, body pain, dizziness,
bad breath, headache, lethargy, nausea, photophobia, sensitivity to loud sounds,
irritability, fatigue, stomach ache, erratic motor functions and vomiting.

In addition to causing a hangover, drinking alcohol causes dehydration and, when
consumed in excess, its toxic effects can harm your liver, brain, gastrointestinal
system, central nervous system and sensory perception.

The only real cure for a hangover is time. However, there are some simple things
that can help relieve some of the symptoms and promote quicker recovery.

Here are the top 10 ways to get rid of a hangover.

1. Water
Drinking water is the best way to get rid of hangover symptoms. Alcohol depletes
water from the body and you need to rehydrate your body by drinking water at
regular intervals. Also, water dilutes the impurities left in your stomach.
Aim to drink at least eight to 10 glasses of water throughout the day. Along with
water, you can drink a few glasses of electrolyte-replenishing sports drinks.
Note: Don’t drink caffeinated beverages, as they contribute to dehydration.

2. Lemon

Lemon can help get rid of the after-effects of excessive drinking like queasiness,

dizziness, sensitivity to light and sound, and muscle pain. Lemon helps rebalance

the body, by controlling the blood sugar level and altering the pH level.

1. Add two teaspoons of fresh lemon juice and one teaspoon of honey to a glass

of warm water.

2. Stir well and drink it down slowly.

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3. Do this as soon as you wake up, as well as two or three times more throughout
the day.

3. Honey
Another excellent cure for hangover symptoms is honey. Being rich in potassium,
honey helps counteract the effects of drinking too much alcohol.
In addition, honey contains fructose, a type of sugar that helps metabolize the
extra alcohol in the body, in turn reducing hangover symptoms.
 Take three to four teaspoons of honey at one-hour intervals until the hangover

symptoms are reduced.
 You can also add one to two tablespoons of honey to one cup of water, and

drink it slowly several times a day.
 Also, you can spread honey over a piece of dry toast or a cracker and eat it

many times during a hangover.

4. Toast and Egg
Eating some slices of plain toast with an egg is a good idea to get over hangover
symptoms. The carbohydrates in toast are a good source of recovery nutrients.
Plus, the carbon in the charred part of the toast acts like a filter to help remove the
impurities from the body. The egg provides cysteine that breaks down the alcohol
in the body and reduces toxicity.
The morning after a night of heavy drinking, have a breakfast of two or three
pieces of toast and eggs. Before eating your breakfast, do not forget to drink one
to two glasses of water.

5. Tomato Juice
Drinking tomato juice is another simple way to control hangover symptoms. This
vegetable juice contains fructose, a type of sugar that helps your body metabolize
alcohol more quickly. Plus, it is rich in the vitamins, minerals and enzymes that
help quickly overcome the after-effects of drinking.
1. Pour a glass of fresh tomato juice or soup.
2. Mix in one tablespoon each of fresh lemon juice and honey, along with a little

cayenne pepper.
3. Drink this juice once in the morning and again in the afternoon.

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6. Banana
Due to excessive drinking, lots of potassium gets drained from your body. To help
replenish potassium as well as lost electrolytes, one simple solution is to eat
bananas. They are a very good source of potassium. Also, bananas help calm the
stomach and boost your energy level.
 Eat one or two bananas with your breakfast after a night of heavy drinking to

alleviate hangover symptoms.
 You can also opt to prepare a banana milkshake sweetened with honey.

7. Ginger
Ginger is another time-honored cure for hangover symptoms like nausea and
vomiting. Also, ginger helps in the digestion of alcohol, thus it soothes the
stomach and provides fast relief.
 Chew small pieces of ginger throughout the day to get relief from a hangover.

You can also have ginger tea.
 Alternatively, add 10 to 12 slices of fresh ginger root to about four cups of

water and boil it for 10 minutes. Strain and then add the juice of one orange,
half a lemon and one-half cup of honey. Drink this while it is still warm, many
times throughout the day.

8. Peppermint
Peppermint is a very helpful herb to treat hangover symptoms. It aids digestion
and helps relieve tension, bloating and nausea, some of the most common
symptoms of an acute hangover. Plus, peppermint speeds up the detoxification
process.
 Simply chew some fresh peppermint leaves throughout the day. It will relax the

intestines and help you recover quickly.
 Make a cup of peppermint tea by pouring one cup of boiling water over one

teaspoon of dried peppermint. Cover it, let it steep for 15 minutes and then
strain it. Drink one to two cups of this herbal tea after you wake up.
 Another option is to add a few drops of peppermint oil to a bathtub filled with
warm water. Soak in this water for 30 minutes. This warm, soothing bath will
make you feel better immediately! To soothe the headache caused by a

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hangover, you can simply use a cold compress.

9. Oil Pulling
If you wake up in the morning with an extremely bad hangover, oil pulling may be
the answer to your problem. This is a natural detoxifying technique that helps
remove harmful toxins from within the body.
1. Swish one tablespoon of coconut oil around your mouth and through your

teeth.
2. Do this for 15 to 20 minutes.
3. Spit the oil out, and then rinse your mouth with water.
4. Do this first thing in the morning, on an empty stomach before you even brush

your teeth.
Note: Do not gargle or swallow the oil.

10. Sleep
Proper sleep can also take away much of a hangover. After excessive drinking, the
body does not get a chance to sleep properly, which is very essential for the body
to recover.
Try to get as much sleep as possible the next day. If you are having difficulty
sleeping, put on some soothing music and darken the room as much as possible.
After a good sleep, the symptoms of foggy brain and body will be no more.

Tips for preventing a hangover

The only sure way to prevent a hangover is to avoid drinking. However, there are

many simple tips that will go a long way toward preventing or lessening most

hangover symptoms. Some of these tips are:

 Never consume alcohol on an empty stomach.

 Do not drink alcohol too fast.

 Do not drink or eat anything sweet while drinking.

 Keep your meals small and light for the day.

 A walk outside in fresh air is also beneficial.

 Avoid smoking as it can irritate your stomach.

 Take a warm shower to ease your headache and muscle pain.

Source: https://www.top10homeremedies.com/how-to/get-rid-hangover.html

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Regular club meeting and Fellowship night of Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop hosted by Past
President Celso Montalla at their clubhouse last April 6.

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Group photo sesh with Past Presidents, Great President, President-Elect, President Nominee
and Future President of Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop.

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Proud Hilltoppers with Inspiring Governor Raul Evangelista in Distric

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ct Assembly 2018 held at Taal Vista Hotel, Tagaytay last April 21-22.

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Th
e

Inspiring Hilltoppers and spouses who attended the District Assembly 2018 at Taal Vista Hotel.

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Great President Ricky Bautista brought our 2 patients from Olandes in Prosthetic Distribution in
Tumana Barangay Hall last April 30.

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Past President Chuck Manansala posed with District Conference Speaker, Acting Chief Justice
Antonio Carpio (middle) last April 8-9, 2018 at Solaire Grand Ballroom.

Upcoming Events

 May 6 Operation Tule, 8-10AM
 Jun 16 3rd flr NOLP School
30th Awarding, Handover and
Anniversary (AHA) Night, 5:30PM

Montalla’s Clubhouse

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Charter Date: 16 June 1988 Club No. 25498

Club of Marikina Hilltop

PRESIDENT’S LEAGUE

1988-89 Francisco Guanzon  Put Life into Rotary—Your Life
1989-90
1990-91 Meynard Carreon Enjoy Rotary
1991-92
1992-93 Jose “Joey” R. Cabungcal Honor Rotary with Faith and Enthusiasm
1993-94
1994-95 Rosel “Ros” F. Ramos Look Beyond Yourself
1995-96
1996-97 Francis Elmer C. Gamiao Real Happiness is Helping Others
1997-98 Jose “Pepe” B. Layug  Believe In What You Do, Do What You Believe In
1998-99 Godofredo “Godo“ S. Catarroja  Be A Friend
1999-00
2000-01 Melvin “Mel” R. Romano Act with Integrity, Service with Love, Work for Peace
2001-02
2002-03 Tadeo “Tady” M. Palma Build the Future with Action and Vision
2003-04
2004-05 Renato “Rene” R. Reside Show Rotary Cares
2005-06
2006-07 Celso “Cel” C. Montalla Follow Your Rotary Dreams
2007-08
2008-09 Venerando “Benjie” G. Catarroja Act with Consistency, Credibility, Continuity
2009-10
2010-11 Mariano “Mar” B. Betic Create Awareness and Take Action
2011-12
2012-13 Jaime “Jimmy” S. Santos Mankind is Our Business
2013-14
2014-15 Alfredo “Fred” L. Lo Sow the Seeds of Love
2015-16
2016-17 Godofredo “Cas” G. Catarroja Lend A Hand

Walter “Wally” C. Caancan Celebrate Rotary

Ramon “Ghie” G. Singian Service Above Self

Apollo “Polo” A. Barredo Lead The Way

Robert “Bobby” A. Leung Rotary Shares

Ramonito “Mon” P. Fernandez Make Dreams Real

Rodolfo “Doy” B. Reyes The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands

Laurencito “Cito” R. Tiu Building Communities, Bridging Continents

Eduardo “Eddie” P. Lim Reach Within To Embrace Humanity

Sergio “Serge” D. Mendoza, Jr Peace Through Service

Carlos “Chuck” S. Manansala Engage Rotary, Change Lives
Mario D. Legaspi  Light Up Rotary

Rodolfo “Rudy” C. Garcia Be A Gift To The World

Viktor “Vik” R. Varua Rotary Changing Humanity

ROTARIAN OF THE YEAR

1988-89 Francisco M. Clemente 2006-07 Celso “Cel” C. Montalla
1989-90
1990-91 Rodrigo “Rod” C. Dayoan 2007-08 Alexander “Alex” M. Cruz
1991-92
1994-95 Melvin “Mel” R. Romano 2008-09 Francis Elmer C. Gamiao

1998-99 Rudini “Rudi” J. Villaver 2009-10 Celso “Cel” C. Montalla
1999-00
2002-03 Walter “Wally” C. Caancan 2010-11 Francis Elmer C. Gamiao
2003-04
2004-05 Venerando “Benjie” G. Catarroja 2011-12 Dennis Francis Fernandez

2005-06 Tadeo “Tady” M. Palma Sergio “Serge” D. Mendoza, Jr

19 Alfredo “Fred” L. Lo 2012-13 Carlos “Chuck” S. Manansala

Renato “Rene” R. Reside Dennis Francis Fernandez

Neil R. Lina Rodolfo “Doy” B. Reyes

Rosel “Ros” F. Ramos 2013-14 Viktor “Vik” R. Varua

Laurencito “Cito” R. Tiu 2014-15 Viktor “Vik” R. Varua

Alfredo “Fred” L. Lo 2015-16 Carlos “Chuck” S. Manansala

Mariano “Mar” B. Betic 2016-17 Enrico “Ricky” S. Bautista

Laurencito “Cito” R. Tiu

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Club of Marikina Hilltop THE GREAT TEAM
RY 2017-2018

Enrico S. Bautista Apollo A. Barredo Charlie G. Bite Mariano B. Betic
President Treasurer
Vice President Secretary/Pres. Elect

Rene R. Reside Rosel F. Ramos Fernando F. Mira IPP Viktor R. Varua
Club Trainer Auditor Sgt.-at-Arms Ex-Officio

Rodolfo C. Garcia Charlie G. Bite Celso C. Montalla Chuck S. Manansala
Club Administration Membership Rotary Foundation Public Relations

IPP Viktor R. Varua Alfred L. Tan Alfredo L. Lo Jaime S. Santos
New Generations Service Projects Ways and Means Projects and Events

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COMMITTEES AND DIRECTORS

CLUB ADMINISTRATION Constitution and By Laws Pres-Elect Charlie G. Bite
Attendance Pres-Elect Charlie G. Bite
Rodolfo C. Garcia, Director Fellowship Jaime S. Santos
Sports Eduardo P. Lim
Past President Awards Carlos S. Manansala

MEMBERSHIP Recruitment Pres-Elect Charlie G. Bite
Charlie G. Bite, Director Orientation/Training Renato R. Reside
Membership Retention Pres-Elect Charlie G. Bite
Pres. Enrico S. Bautista
Classification

ROTARY FOUNDATION TRF Contribution/EREY Celso C Montalla
Global/District Grants Celso C Montalla
Celso C. Montalla, Director
Rotaract/Interact Organizing Manolette Santiago
Past President Rotaract President Mark Kevin I. Roco
NEW GENERATIONS
Peace & Conflict Resolution Carlos S. Manansala
Viktor R. Varua, Director Health and Sanitation Dennis Fernandez

Immediate Past President Maternal and Child Health Serge D. Mendoza
SERVICE PROJECTS Disease Prevention & Treatment Alfred L. Tan
Pres-Elect Charlie G. Bite
Alfred L. Tan, Director Basic Education and Literacy Fernando F. Mira
Disaster Preparedness Manolette Santiago

Economic & Community Dev.

PUBLIC RELATIONS Echoes Carlos S. Manansala
Social Media Rodney J. Managat
Carlos S. Manansala, Director Print Media Carlos S. Manansala

Past President

SPECIAL PROJECTS AND EVENTS DISTAS, DISCON Pres. Enrico S. Bautista
Club AHA, Induction Pres-Elect Charlie G. Bite
Jaime S. Santos, Director
Palarotary and Bowling Eduardo P. Lim
Past President Apo-Lo 15 Ramon S. Singian
Alfredo L. Lo
WAYS and MEANS RI Convention Pres-Elect Charlie G. Bite,
Alfredo L. Lo, Director Club Assembly, Christmas, Spouses
Past President
Valentine’s & Outing
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Donations Celso C Montalla
Mariano B. Betic
Ads Solicitations Mariano B. Betic
Fundraising
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Club of Marikina Hilltop THE GREAT SPOUSES
ASSOCIATION
RY 2017-2018

Anne Bautista Madette Leung Nadia Bite Malou Betic
President Vice President Secretary/Pres. Elect Treasurer

Evelyn Reside Maura Ramos Mabelle Simbillo Mayleen Varua
Trainer Auditor Sgt.-at-Arms Ex-Officio

Cecille Garcia Nadia Bite Meg Montalla Lui Manansala
Club Administration Membership Rotary Foundation Public Relations

Mayleen Varua Marielle Tan Lu Lo Glo Santos
New Generations Service Projects Ways and Means Projects and Events

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ROSTER & ATTENDANCE RECORD FOR APRIL 2018

NAME TRF SPOUSE 06 CLASSIFICATION
1 Polo Barredo PHF+1  Memorial Park Management
2 Ricky Bautista n.a Anne  Cement Distribution
3 Mar Betic PHF Malou  Accounting (CPA, Private Practice)
4 Charlie Bite n.a Nadia Law—General Practice
5 Efren Estrada PHF+1 Nida  Real Estate Development
6 Dennis Fernandez PHF Chi-Chi  Orthopedic Surgery
7 Mon P. Fernandez PHF Cely  Auto Maintenance and Repainting
8 Rudy C. Garcia PHF Cecille  Government Service
9 Bobby Leung PHF Madette  Commercial Leasing
10 Eddie Lim PHF Arlene  Medical Laboratory Services
11 Fred Lo PHF+1 Lou  General Plastic Surgery
12 Rodney Managat PHF Eloi  Funeral Services
13 Chuck S. Manansala PHF Lui  Corporate Training & Public Relations
14 Serge Mendoza PHF Sharon  Property Management
15 Pandot Mira PHF  Refrigerator & HVAC Specialist
16 Celso Montalla* MD-L2 Meg  Food Ingredients Distribution
17 Doy Reyes PHF Adelle  Public Transport Service
18 RJ Rizada PHF Mae  Pro Basketball Player / Entrepreneur
19 Jerome Salinas n.a Maricar  Travel & Tours
20 Olet Santiago n.a Evangeline  Architecture
21 Ghie Singian PHF Rosette  Engineering-Electrical Installation
22 Rolly Suapengco n.a Midarly  Obstetrics and Gynecology
23 Alfred Tan n.a Marielle  Neurosurgery
24 Mon Timoteo PHF+1 Ritchie Electrical Power Distribution
25 Cito Tiu PHF+8 Tessie  General Contractor—Vertical
26 Vik Varua PHF Mayleen  Business Outsourced Services




*Benefactor TOTAL 22
MEMBERS WITH EXCUSED ABSENCES

27 Joey R. Cabungcal PHF+1 Letty (R85) Handicraft Exporting

28 Tady M. Palma PHF+2 Lita (R85) Local Government Service

29 Ros F. Ramos PHF Maura  (R85) Non - Life Insurance
30 Rene R. Reside PHF+1 Evelyn  (R85) Public Accountant
31 Jimmy A. Santos PHF Glo (R85) Commercial Fishing

TOTAL 24

HONORARY MEMBERS PHF Aida
32 Alex Cruz
33 Elmer Gamiao PHF Mellie
34 Bembol Hiteroza
35 Vic Javier Baby Vol. 29 No. 16
36 Elmo Ortiz-Luis Laura

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ATTENDANCE REPORT

"When the club 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 April 2018 06

Members Present 22

Members Absent 4

Members with Make-up (A) 0

Members Excused Who Attended (B) 2

Members Present + A + B 24

TOTAL number of Members 31 31

Less Members with Excused Absences 55

Attendance Base 26 26

% of Attendance 92%

Birthdays & Anniversaries...

May 02 Rodney Managat May 20 Glo Santos
May 11 Jerome Salinas May 29 Rene Reside
May 18 Eddie Lim

May 27 Mon & Cely Fernandez

PROGRAM FOR NEXT MEETING Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop

Call to Order Pres. Ricky Bautista MAKE-UP CARD
Invocation Vik Varua
_________________________________________________
National Anthem Bobby Leung Name of Rotarian
Rotary Pledge/4-Way Test Rene Reside
Intro: Visiting Rotarians/Guests Ghie Singian __________________________________________________
Recognition: Fining Moments Alfred Tan Home Club
Secretary’s Report PE Charlie Bite
President’s Time Pres. Ricky Bautista
Other Matters Anyone
Adjournment Pres. Ricky Bautista

Night Chairman FELLOWSHIP __________________________________________________
Secretary/President-Elect Charlie G. Bite
Chuck Manansala
Date:

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(0917) 970-9054 (02) 668-7992
[email protected]

3/F (Suite 301) 1823 FMSG Bldg. E. Mr. Eduardo Lim PP GHIE SINGIAN
Rodriguez Sr. Ave. cor. New York St.,
President and CEO COMPLIMENTS OF

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Marielle Tan

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Call: 6543678 0917-527-5363 Medical Administrator

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0916 793-0838 0916 793-0838

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COMPLIMENTS OF 1991 1992

Past President PAST PRESIDENT ROS RAMOS &
SPOUSE MAURA
Mar Betic

& Family

Compliments of

Great President
Ricky Bautista and

Spouse Anne

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ENGR. CRISTETO B. DENSING
General Contractor - AAA#32737
[email protected]

Lot 3 Block 11, Laguna International Industrial Park
Barangay Mamplasan, Biñan City, Laguna
(02) 584-4705/4737 (049) 502-2968/3336
Telefax No. (02)584-4520

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ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS

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