Echoes Vol 29 No 08 Hilltop 10.20.2017

20 OCTOBER 2017

Rotarians, first and foremost, are friends and family. We celebrate
birthdays and milestones even as we unite for service to society, our
nation, and our community. Here we have, from left, Past President
Mar Betic, Great President Ricky Bautista, and Past President Serge
Mendoza who are our happy October birthday celebrants.

Marikina Hilltop We Help People and Communities

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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
8th REGULAR MEETING Bobby Leung Boardroom,
Industrial Valley Subdivision,
20 October 2017 Marikina City

Call to Order Pres Ricky Bautista
Invocation Rene Reside
National Anthem Rodney Managat
Rotary Pledge/4-Way Test Serge Mendoza
Intro: Visiting Rotarians/Guests Eddie Lim
Recognition & Fining Moment Dennis Fernandez
Secretary’s Report Pres-Elect Charlie Bite
President’s Time Pres Ricky Bautista
Other Matters
Adjournment Pres Ricky Bautista

Night Chairman Vik Varua

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. 08

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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KNOW ROTARY

Rotary was almost fourteen years old when Leon J. Lambert, then one of the
leading businessmen of Manila and president of Lambert Sales Co., inspired by
what he had heard of Rotary, started to correspond with President John Poole of
the International Association of Rotary Clubs, now known as Rotary International.
As a result, on January 12, 1919, Lambert entertained Rotarian Roger D. Pinneo, a
member of the Rotary Club of Seattle who had been sent to Manila with a
commission to assist in the organization of Rotary Clubs in the Far East, at a
luncheon in his home in Pasay with Messrs. E. E. Elser, James Geary, A. W. Beam
and F. N. Berry, prominent businessmen of Manila.
The five constituted themselves into a committee to proceed with the preliminary
steps incident to the organization of a Rotary club. Lambert was elected as
chairman, and Berry as secretary of this committee. Informal meetings were held
on January 14, 16, and 24, before the organization of the new club was completed
with 38 charter members, two of whom were Filipinos (Gabriel Lao and Gregorio
Nieva, one was Chinese (Alfonso SyCip), and the rest Americans.
A provisional board of directors was formed and served until June 1919, when the
first annual meeting was held. Elected as the first officers were -LEON J.
LAMBERT, President ; ALFONSO SYCIP, Vice-President; E. E. ELSER, Secretary;
WALTER A. BEAM, Treasurer
Before the end of January 1919, a cablegram was sent to the International
Association of Rotary Clubs in Chicago, advising it of the formal organization of
the Rotary Club of Manila (RCM), the first club in Asia, with a membership of 38.
The first office of the RCM was located in the office of the Benguet Consolidated
Mining Co. at Kneedler Building, where further meetings were held and additional
members elected.
The Charter No. 478 was not granted however until June 1, 1919. The first regular
weekly meeting was held on Wednesday, January 29, 1919 at the Manila Hotel. At
the second luncheon meeting it was decided to change the weekly meeting days
from Wednesday to Thursday, and this has remained in effect since that time. The
Manila Hotel continued to be the meeting venue until 1971, when the Manila Hilton
became the new meeting place. In July 1984, the club returned to Manila Hotel.
During World War II all the clubs in the Philippines ceased to function. The last
meeting of RCM was held on the island of Corregidor on May 6, 1942, to induct
Gen. Douglas MacArthur as honorary member. However, some Manila Rotarians
occasionally met in groups, whenever possible. The club was formally reorganized
on September 13, 1945, with Gil J. Puyat reassuming the club presidency.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Great President Enrico “Ricky” S. Bautista

Membership: This is a call for new members. We need at least 5 new members.

Entrepreneurship Night

We are having an Entrepreneurship Night on Friday, November 10, 2017. I moved
the date from November 3 to November 10 so we all can enjoy the extended
Holidays from October 31 to November 4.

The objective of the program is to promote entrepreneurship across all sectors of
our community. It will be conducted like a talk show. Our 1st featured speaker is
Past President Bobby Leung who is a very successful entrepreneur. He will share
his experiences: how he started, the challenges he faced, and his insights on how
to succeed. Past President Chuck Manansala will be the talk show host.

Rotarians, spouses, Rotaractors and prospective Rotarians are invited to this
exciting event. Hopefully, in the end, we may inspire the attendees to become
entrepreneurs. As planned, the series will feature four Rotarians invited as guest
speakers. The venue will be announced soon.

Coffee Project

Inline with entrepreneurship promotion and project fundraising, we will be
launching coffee bags for give away before Christmas.

Past Presidents Chuck, Bobby, Vik and yours truly met last Tuesday, October 17 at
Bobby’s residence. Bobby solicited the services of his daughter Therese of Leung
+ De Leon Marketing Services to help us design a logo sticker for our coffee bags.
The logo will incorporate the brand name that wins the “Name That Coffee”
contest. So give a name suggestion until October 28.

Soon, we will accept orders once we iron out some kinks. Bobby, an avid coffee
drinker like me, has placed an order for his Christmas giveaways. On this Friday’s
meeting, we will be tasting the chosen Barako blend. We welcome constructive
criticism from among us brothers and sisters on the coffee blend. Chuck will assist
us what to look out for (parameters) to enjoy our future blend.

Scholarship

We will meet again with Marikina Central’s Great President (GP) Ron de la Paz and
his spouse on Sunday, October 22 at 3 pm at my house after the bowling
tournament. President Elect Charlie Bite, Past President Ros Ramos, Service

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Projects Director Alfred Tan, and Chuck are welcome to join. Other Rotarians are
invited as well to observe and comment.

Discussions will center on how to conduct the classes for teaching and preparing
the students to speak English properly during a job interview. We plan to conduct
3 to 4 classes in Marikina Polytechnic Colleges (MPC) with about 20-25 students
attending.

The wife of GP Ron is an English teacher and they will prepare the curriculum and
Bio data of the teachers by this Sunday. We will set the meeting soonest with the
president of Marikina Polytechnic Colleges (MPC) for schedules and venue.

Dates to remember for October

October 21. Oktoberfest, Metro Tent, Metro Walk, Meralco Ave. 6PM
• We have an allocation for 10 Rotarians and guests for the event.
• More than 10, payment is P350 per person.
• For those coming, just text me even at the event itself.
• For fun and to join a contest, Zone 4 district officers and Great Presidents will

have a presentation. Enjoy!

October 22. The Great Walk to End Polio

• D3780, D3800 and D3810 will team up with RIDE Raffy Garcia to initiate a walk
to “End Polio”

• Assembly and registration start at 6:30 am at the Quezon Memorial Circle

• Bring a white umbrella not only for uniformity but also for signage.

• Eventually, Rotarians and guest Governors and RIDE Raffy will deliver
messages.

October 22 and 29. 2nd Leg of the District 3800 Bowling Tournament
• Starts at 8:30 AM
• “Defend the Crown”, TEAM!

October 27 District Halloween
• Steak dinner for P750 per person.
• Event ro be held at Valley Golf & Country Club
• Theme: Game of Thrones

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SECRETARY’S REPORT

Secretary/President Elect Charlie G. Bite

At the Regular Meeting of the Rotary Club of Marikina
Hilltop held on October 5, 2017 at the Monte Vista Subdivision Clubhouse,
Industrial Valley Complex, Marikina City, the following were discussed:

Club President Ricky Bautista congratulated the members of the Marikina
Hilltop Bowling Team for being the champion in the recently held District
3800 Assistant Governor’s Cup. He reminded the bowlers that the
tournament will have a 2nd leg which will be held on October 22, 2017.

---o---

Pres. Ricky then gave an update on the Solar Lighting project in Antipolo.
He said that a Memorandum of Agreement is already being drawn up, and
added that solar lights will soon be installed, weather permitting.

---o---

Pres. Ricky also announced that the club is embarking on a fund-raising
coffee project. He said that he and Past President Chuck Manansala
already touched base with a coffee roaster from Batangas who has agreed
to make an exclusive blend for the Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop. The
coffee has no name yet, so a contest was started to “name that coffee”.
Members were to submit proposed names to a panel of judges who will
choose the winning entry. The prize would be P1,000.00 that will be
credited to the dues of the winning member.

---o---

During the meeting, PP Chuck also introduced an amendment to the
proceedings of the meeting. Instead of the usual fining moment, where
members are fined for infractions, he introduced the concept of happy
moment, were club members are supposed to “willingly” contribute

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whenever a happy event/occasion happens to them. Contributors for the
evening were Pres Ricky, Past President Mar Betic, and Past President
Serge Mendoza who were all October birthday celebrants. They will go
down in club history as the first happy moment donors.

---o---

Thereafter, Pres. Ricky emphasized to the members the need to recruit
new members. On the basis of the current membership, vis-à-vis the
mandate of Rotary International, Marikina Hilltop has to recruit at least 7
new members for this Rotary year.

---o---

Pres. Ricky also informed that the district will hold an Oktoberfest at the
Metrowalk in Pasig on October 21. He announced that 10 club members
can join him for the said drinking spree.

---o---

Pres. Ricky informed the club that the next regular meeting is going to be
“Entrepreneur Night”. The club will have a seasoned entrepreneur as
“speaker” who will share his knowledge and talk about his experiences.
Rotarians, spouses, and Rotaractors have been invited to join.

---o---

Pres. Ricky also mentioned that he is looking into the possibility of hosting
Rotary 103 which is part of a series of seminars conducted by the district
to help new (and even long time) members understand and gain more
knowledge about the Rotary.

---o---

Finally, the Rotary Spouses announced that they are going to have a
project also, the visiting of the elderly. Details, however, are still being
worked out.

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EASY NOTES

Carlos “Chuck” S. Manansala, Editor-In-Chief

This is the last installment of the series of FAQs about the Rotary Brand.
Google 547C-EN and download the entire document.

IMAGERY

Where can I find pictures about Rotary’s work?
The Rotary website and Brand Center offer a wide variety of photos showing
Rotarians, Rotary projects, and beneficiaries.

MERCHANDISE

Can licensed vendors use the simplified signature on products for sale?
Yes, licensees are permitted to use the simplified signature on goods that contain
small spaces or on certain embroidered goods. The simplified signature is mainly
used for digital and small print purposes; however, Rotary is extending use of the
simplified signature to licensed vendors who are creating products that require
replications of the Rotary Emblem smaller than 0.5 inches (1.27 cm) or who are
embroidering the Rotary Emblem in small spaces. Rotary encourages you to use
the masterbrand signature on goods, wherever possible.

Do you have embroidery templates?
Refer to RI’s licensed vendors: www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/licensed-vendors

We want to make a pin and sell it. What do we need to do?
Refer to RI’s licensed vendors: www.rotary.org/myrotary/en/licensed-vendors

How will Rotary communicate further visual identity changes to licensed vendors?
Rotary staff will take a proactive approach and inform licensees of any changes to
Tell Rotary’s Story: Voice and Visual Identity Guidelines and any changes in
programmatic or other current Rotary logos in advance of communicating such
changes to Rotarians.

MISCELLANEOUS

Where can I direct feedback/comments/questions about the Brand Center?
Use the Contact Us form on Rotary.org to send feedback. At the bottom of the
page under “Subject,” please select Brand Center.

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Past President Joey Cabungcal’s Lucban Hats Global Exports Inc. was showcased in Alabang
Mabuhay Tour #IndustrialTour by Marikina City’s Tourism office as part of the itinerary of the
foreigners who visited Marikina City.

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Hilltoppers and Spouses enjoying the tasty food served in the last Regular Meeting dubbed as
October Birthday Celebrants and Spouses Night.

Spouses Association with Great President Ricky Bautista (standing). From left: Lu Lo, Maura
Ramos, Mayleen Varua, Letty Cabungcal, Ricky Bautista, Anne Bautista, Evelyn Reside and
Malou Betic.

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TRF Zone 4 Coordinator Rolando Dela Paz, Past President of the Rotary Club of Marikina Central
shares tips on how the club can hit it’s goals for The Rotary Foundation.

The Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop celebrates winning the championship in the Assistant
Governor’s Cup in the recently concluded 1st Leg of the District Ten Pin Bowling Tournament.

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Our Great President Ricky Bautista joins the merienda of our Past Presidents with th

short vacation in Iloilo and Bacolod. From left: Rene and Lily Javate, Aurora Lim, Ma

Joey and Letty Cabungcal.

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heir spouses and friends at SM Marikina last October 17. They are set to leave for a
alou and Mar Betic, Ricky Bautista, John Lim, Jimmy Santos, Ros and Maura Ramos,

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A group shot of Presidents Elect of Rotary District 3800 with their Governor Elect Raul
Evangelista (center, sitting) of RC Metro Marikina and other District Officers. This was during
the Pre-PETS for Rotary Year 2018-2019 held on October 14 at Conchita Events Place. Now, pray
tell, where is our President Elect Charlie Bite in this photo?

President Elect Charlie Bite (leftmost) with his classmates in the Pre-President Elect Training
Seminar hosted by Rotary Club of Metro Marikina.

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Upcoming Events

October 28 District Halloween
November 27 TRF Annual Giving Dinner, Manila Hotel, 6PM

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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 Vice President Secretary/Pres. Elect Treasurer

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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RORSOTSETRE&RA&TATTETNEDNADNACNECREERCEOCRODRFDOFROORCJTUOLBYE2R0217017

NAME TRF SPOUSE 06 20 CLASSIFICATION

1 Polo Barredo PHF+1 MU Memorial Park Management
2 Ricky Bautista n.a Anne  Cement Distribution
3 Mar Betic PHF Malou  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 Surgeon
7 Rudy Garcia PHF Cecille  Government Service
8 Bobby Leung PHF Madette  Commercial Leasing
9 Eddie Lim PHF Arlene  Laboratory Services
10 Fred Lo PHF+1 Lou  General Plastic Surgeon
11 Rodney Managat PHF Eloi  Funeral Services
12 Chuck Manansala PHF Lui  Corporate Training & Public Relations
13 Serge Mendoza PHF Sharon  Property Management
14 Pandot Mira PHF  Refrigerator & HVAC Specialist

15 Celso Montalla* PHF+8 Meg MU Food Ingredients Distribution
16 Doy Reyes PHF Adelle Public Transport Service
17 RJ Rizada PHF Mae  Pro Basketball Player / Entrepreneur
18 Jerome Salinas n.a Maricar  Travel & Tours
19 Olet Santiago n.a Evangeline  Architect
20 Ghie Singian PHF Rosette  Engineering-Electrical Installation
21 Alfred Tan n.a Marielle  Neurosurgeon


22 Mon Timoteo PHF+1 Ritchie MU Electrical Power Distribution
23 Cito Tiu PHF+8 Tessie  General Contractor— Vertical
24 Vik Varua PHF Mayleen  Business Outsourced Services

*Benefactor TOTAL 16

MEMBERS WITH EXCUSED ABSENCES  (R85) Handicraft Exporting
25 Joey R. Cabungcal PHF+1 Letty

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

27 Ros F. Ramos PHF Maura  (R85) Non - Life Insurance
28 Rene R. Reside PHF+1 Evelyn  (R85) Public Accountant

29 Jimmy A. Santos PHF Glo (R85) Commercial Fishing

TOTAL 20

HONORARY MEMBERS

30 Alex Cruz PHF Aida

31 Elmer Gamiao PHF Mellie

32 Bembol Hiteroza

33 Vic Javier Baby

34 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 September 01 15

Members Present 14
Members Absent 10
Members with Make-up (A) 3
Members Excused Who Attended (B) 3
Members Present + A + B 20

TOTAL number of Members 29 29
Less Members with Excused Absences 55
Attendance Base 24 24

% of Attendance 83%

Birthdays & Anniversaries...

October 05 Mar Betic October 10 ChiChi Fernandez
October 07 RJ Rizada October 15 Ricky Bautista
Serge Mendoza October 28 Nida Estrada

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

PROGRAM FOR NEXT MEETING Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop

Call to Order Pres. Ricky Bautista MAKE-UP CARD
Invocation Olet Santiago
_________________________________________________
National Anthem Rene Reside Name of Rotarian
Rotary Pledge/4-Way Test Celso Montalla
Intro: Visiting Rotarians/Guests Bobby Leung __________________________________________________
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
Serge Mendoza
Date:

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BITELAW

PRACTICAL. PERSONAL

(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

Rtn. Alfred &
Marielle Tan

Cubao, Quezon City, Metro Manila Dr. Arlene Lim
Call: 6543678 0917-527-5363 Medical Administrator

MAYLEEN VARUA MAYLEEN VARUA

0916 793-0838 0916 793-0838

[email protected]

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

Civil Works General Fabrication Machining

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