Rotary Club of Dolores Makanyan Vol 39 No 10

Rotary MAKANYAN
GAZETTE
Club of Dolores

The Official Bulletin of the Rotary Club of Dolores • District 3790 • Club No. 16882 • Chartered: January 29, 1979

Vol. 39 - No. 10 | September 11, 2017

ROTARY CLUB OF DOLORES

Our club meets every Monday, 6:30pm at Fortune Restaurant, Jose Abad Santos Avenue, City of San Fernando, Pampanga

DOing it with LOve and RESponsibility

CLUB OF DOLORES LEONCIO “LEO” CO JOSE “NEIL” MIRANDA WING CHEUNG “MIKE” GO
OFFICERS 2017-18 Club President Vice President Secretary for Internal Affairs

JOSE MARI “OWEN” RAMOS GONZALO “GON” KEHYENG REYNALDO “REY” N. LOPEZ FLORENTINO “TINO” MERCADO
Secretary for Administration Affair Secretary for External Affair Treasurer Club Marshall

JOSE “JOE” CRUZ EDILBERTO “ED” MANABAT “WILBERT” CASUPANAN CONRAD PAULO “COY” GARCIA
Auditor Protocol Officer Ex-Officio Club Administration

EMILIANO “EMIL” D. JOVEN “SENEN” P. QUIAMBAO AGUSTO “TITO” P. LAGMAN RENATO “RENE” M. PANGANIBAN
Presidential Adviser Presidential Adviser Club Adviser Club Adviser

“LEWIE” AGUILAR JOSE LYSANDER “JONG” GALANG POOBALAN “MIKE” SINGGARAN ULYSSES “ULY” GALANG
Chairman Service Projects Co-Chair Service Projects Chairman Club Membership Co-Chair Club Membership

NESTOR “NES” CORTEZ ALBERT “BERT” LACANLALE “ABEL” MENDOZA VINCENTE “VINCE” CAYANAN
Chairman Club Public Relations Co-Chair Club Public Relations Chairman Rotary Foundation Co-Chair Rotary Foundation

District 3790 Club No. 16882
Chartered January 29, 1979

Rotary Year 2017-2018

IAN H.S. RISELY
Rotary International President

BENIGNO “BOBOY” VALLES
District Governor

CHRISTOPHER “CRIS” P. CURA
Assistant Governor (Cluster 4A)

OFFICERS
R.Y. 2017-18

LEONCIO “LEO” CO CONRAD PAULO “COY” GARCIA
Club President President Elect, RY 2018-2019

JOSE LEONEIL “NEIL” MIRANDA JOSE MARI “OWEN” RAMOS
Vice President Secretary for Administration Affair

WING CHEUNG “MIKE” GO GONZALO “GON” KEHYENG
Secretary for Internal Affairs Secretary for External Affair

REYNALDO “REY” N. LOPEZ FLORENTINO “TINO” MERCADO
Treasurer Club Marshall

JOSE “JOE” CRUZ EMILIANO “EMIL” D. JOVEN
Auditor “SENEN” P. QUIAMBAO
Presidential Adviser
“WILBERT” G. CASUPANAN
Ex-Officio AUGUSTO “TITO” P. LAGMAN
RENATO “RENE” M. PANGANIBAN
EDILBERTO “ED” MANABAT
Protocol Officer Club Adviser

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District 3790 Club No. 16882
Chartered January 29, 1979

Rotary Year 2017-2018

COMMITEE OFFICERS
Subcommitees
CONRAD PAULO “COY” GARCIA Club Funds Subcommittee Officers
Chairman SAR / PRM Payment and Reporting Wilbert “Wilbert” Casupanan
Club Administration Weekly Bulletin Reynaldo “Rey” Lopez
All Mandatory Reports to District / RI Alex “Alex” Aquino
Monthly Board Meetings Jose Mari “Owen” Ramos

LEWIE “LEWIE” AGUILAR Subcomittees Subcommittee Officers
Chairman Club Service (Club Leadership Development, RLI)
JOSE LYSANDER “JONG” GALANG Community Service (Health, Hunger, Water, and Jose Leoniel “Neil” Miranda
Co-Chair Sanitation)
Service Projects Vocational Service (Literacy, Livelihood Job Orienta- Gonzalo “Gon” Kehyeng
tion and Career Guidance 4 Way Ethics)
International Service (MG or DSG Projects, Sister- Wing Cheung “Mike” Go
hood with Clubs, Attend Zone Institute, and Rotary
Convention, Participate in/Host GSE)
Youth Service or New Generation (Interact/Rotaract Robert “Bert” Sembrano
Clubs and Activities, Youth Exchange, RYLA)

POOBALAN “MIKE” SINGGARAN Subcommitees Subcommittee Officers
Chairman Attendance Adorable “Ador” Bonifacio
ULYSSES “ULY” GALANG Weekly Meetings Programs Augusto “Tito” Lagman
Co-Chair Recruitment and Retention Florentino “Tino” Mercado
Club Membership Fellowship Activities Vincent “Vince” Cayanan
Rotary Orientation and Classification Survey Emiliano “Bong” Joven
Attendance to District Events and Cluster Affairs Gonzalo “Gon” Kehyeng
Family of Rotary Activities Arnold “Arnold” Sicat

NESTOR “NES” CORTEZ Subcommitees Subcommittee Officers
Chairman Radio or TV Broadcast / Show Albert “Albert” Lacanlale
ALBERT “BERT” LACANLALE Newspaper Publication Jimjim “Jim” Hipolito
Co-Chair Polio Plus and 4 Way Test Signages Renato “Nat” Gopez
Club Public Relations Articles to PRM / GML Albert “Albert” Lacanlale
Billboards Prodject Posters Flyers Wilfredo “Willy” Gozun
Grand Scale PR Campaign with District / Clusters Emiliano “Bong” Joven
Club History Alfredo “Jun” Castro Jr.

ABEL “ABEL” MENDOZA Subcommitees Subcommittee Officers
Chairman Annual Giving Goal Laurence “Renz” Tiomico
VINCENTE “VINCE” CAYANAN Membership to Paul Harris Society Gonzalo “Gon” Kehyeng
Co-Chair Attain EREY Eligibility Ferdinand “Fer” Goco
Rotary Foundation Contribute to Polio Plus Alexander “Alex” Liwanag
Participate in MG or DSG Projects Emiliano “Bong” Joven

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Our Rotary Club meets every
Monday 6:30 PM

FORTUNE RESTAURANT
Jose Abad Santos Avenue, City of San Fernando, Pampanga

WHERE TO MAKE-UP

ROTARY CLUB VENUE TIME

Metro San Fernando Bale Capampangan, Dolores, CSFP Wed 7:30 PM

San Fernando (P) Max Restaurant, OG Road, CSFP Wed 12:30 PM

Southern Pampanga Bliss Hotel, Lazatin Blvd., CSFP Sat 12:00 NN

Western Pampanga Bliss Hotel, Lazatin Blvd., CSFP Fri 12:00 NN

Greater Floridablanca Raccolta Rest, Del Carmen, Floridablanca (P) Wed 6:30 PM

Villa De Bacolor Villa Azucena Resort, Guagua, Pampanga Thu 6:30 PM

Central Pampanga Bale Capampangan, Dolores, CSFP Tue 6:00 PM

Eastern Pampanga Capampangan Island, Isidro, CSFP Fri 7:00 PM

San Fernando Cabalen Bliss Hotel, Lazatin Blvd., CSFP Fri 12:00 NN

ROTARY CLUB OF DOLORES MAKE-UP CARD

Name:

Home Club:

Classification: Date:

Welcome to our Regular Weekly Meeting!

Wing Cheung O. “Mike” Go
Club Secretary

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The MAKANYAN GAZETTE is the official bulletin of
the ROTARY CLUB OF DOLORES.

Published weekly at the office of the President, Dolores Homesite Ext. II,
City of San Fernando, Pampanga

EDITORIAL BOARD
PP Ulysses “Uly” Galang PP Augusto “Tito” Lagman
PDG Emilliano “Emil” Joven PP Gonzalo “Gon” Kehyeng
RTN Alexander “Alex” Aquino Sub-Sec Maureen “Mau” Gueco

Editor In Chief Editorial Assistant

ROTARY OF DOLORES FOUNDATION OFFICERS

Chairman PDG Emilliano D. Joven
Vice Chairman PP Jose T. Lazatin
Secretary PP Florentino J. Mercado
Treasuer PP Diomedes D. Garbes
Auditor PP Senen P. Quiambao
Directors All active PP and Incumbent President

PAUL HARRIS FELLOW

PP Diomedes D. Garbes MPHF PP Jacinto L. Bonifacio PHF
PDG Emiliano D. Joven MPHF PP Alfredo S. Castro, Jr. PHF
PP Gonzalo C. Kehyeng MPHF RTN Adrian M. Limson PHF
PP Reynaldo N. Lopez MPHF RTN. Wilfredo V. Manasan PHF
PP Florentio J. Mercado MPHF PP Felicito M. Maniago PHF
PP Nonito Mariano P. Noel MPHF RTN Raymundo Pekson PHF
PP Renato M. Panganiban MPHF PP Robert C. Sembrano PHF
PP Jose Mari Owen O. Ramos MPHF RTN Charlie S. Sy PHF
PP Senen P. Quiambao MPHF PP Reynaldo O. Tantamco PHF
PP Wilbert G. Casupanan MPHF RTN Abner C. Marquez PHF
PP Jose T. Cruz MPHF RTN Adorable L. Bonifacio PHF
PP Ulysses G. Galang MPHF RTN Alexander B. Aquino PHF
PP Jose T. Lazatin MPHF RTN Eric Bautista PHF
PP Paternus H. Limjoco MPHF DIR Jose Leoneil G. Miranda PHF
PP Agusto P. Lagman MPHF RTN Conarad Paulo G. Garcia PHF
PP Edilberto B. Manabat MPHF RTN Rene Q. Gopez PHF
PP Abel R. Mendoza MPHF RTN Arnold T. Sicat PHF
PP Laurence D. Tiomico MPHF RTN Robert Basilio PHF
PP Jose Lysander G. Galang MPHF RTN Ferndinand Goco PHF
Pres. Leoncio S. Co MPHF RTN Albert B. Lacanlale PHF
RTN Poobalan Singgaran MPHF RTN Alexander Y. Liwanag PHF
RTN Aurelio Gonzales Jr. PHF RTN Ricardo Sese PHF
PP Armando B. Guanzon PHF PP Rigoberto B. Pascual PHF
PP Rustico G. Coronel PHF PP Wing Cheung O. Go PHF
RTN George L. Dujungco PHF

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RC DOLORES THEME SONG
Lyrics and texts by RTN Tex Lapuz
We’re the young men from Dolores.
We’re Rotarians straight and true.

Dedicated to the service;
Among ourselves and others too.
While we pledge our helping hands;

For a cause and noble stand.
Let Dolores roll its wheel;
With objectives to fulfill.

We are ready to help the needy.
For love of GOD and humanity.

Serve the country;
Serve the community;
And work in love and unity.
While we strive to do our best;
To fulfill the 4-way test,
That in spirit will be blessed;
ROTARY CLUB OF DOLORES!
THE MAN WHO LOST MONDAY
He played at his work on Rotary Day,
And thought, in the end, that it would pay.
He sharpened his pencil, and answered the phone.
He scolded a clerk, and felt quite alone,
Because, in his secret thoughts, he knew
Nothing was gained in that hour or two,
THE DAY THAT HE LOST MONDAY
He ate his lunch, but ate alone;
He lost a thought that would have grown.
To high resolves and nobles deeds,
That would help to meet the wide world’s needs,
And a visitors whom, to life’s long end,
He would have been glad to call a friend,
ON THE DAY THAT HE LOST MONDAY
When you are absent on a ROTARY DAY,
There are two loses, forever and aye:
You lost the time with friendly men,
You can never retrieve again;
And they lose you and your friendly smile.
No think and see if that’s worthwhile,
BEFORE YOU LOSE A MONDAY

DISTRICT GOALS RY 2017-2018
STRENGTHEN AND SUPPORT CLUB
☐ Updates or develop your Club’s Strategic Plan.
☐ Achieve a net gain membership of 20%.
☐ Recruit Female members.
☐ Recruit below 40 year old.
☐ Engage members in activities outside regular meetings. In Rotary Club Central,
either record at least one club social activity or indicate that more than 50 percent of
your club’s members participated in club service activities.
☐ Sponsor or co-sponsor a new Rotary club or a Rotary Community Corps to expand
Rotary’s reach in your community. To sponsor an RCC, complete the Rotary Commu-
nity Corps organization form and submit it to RI. Clubs that sponsor new Rotary Clubs
will be reported when the new club submits the application.
☐ To increase rotary membership in the district to at least 3,000 with the focus on
diversity in gender, age, corporate membership and occupations.
☐ To develop various ways of strengthening membership development, retention
and recruitment.
☐ To have 100% log-ins D 3790 in Rotary Website and Rotary Club Central.
☐ To have sister club from either Philippine Districts or any international District.

ROTARY FOUNDATION
☐ Sponsor, or have club members participate in, a polio-related fundraising or
awareness event.
☐ Partner with The Rotary Foundation by sponsoring at least one project funded by a
global grant or a district grant.
☐ Carry out at least one project focused on the environment. Report in Rotary Show-
case, using the environment category.
☐ Collaborate with other Rotary clubs in your region to increase a project’s scope and
visibility. Report in Rotary Club Central or Rotary Showcase.
☐ Involve Rotaractors, Interactors, Rotary Community Corps members, or Rotary
alumni in club projects and events. Report in Rotary Club Central.
☐ Help Rotary do more by increasing your club’s total giving to The Rotary Foun-
dation by at least 20 percent over 2016-2017, as calculated in your local currency.
Report in Rotary Club Central.
☐ Increase the number of members who give US$25 or more to any Rotary Founda-
tion fund.
☐ Attain a minimum Annual Fund contribution of US$100 per capita.
☐ Additional PHS members in the District.
☐ Additional major donor including new level.
☐ Additional Arch Klump Fellow.
☐ Implementation of Global Grant.
☐ Implementation of Various Humanitarian Projects.

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DISTRICT GOALS RY 2017-2018
PUBLIC RELATIONS
☐ Use Rotary’s brand guidelines, templates, and other resources in all your commu-
nications to strengthen Rotary’s image.
☐ Regularly update your club website and social media accounts to showcase club
activities and illustrate Rotary’s impact both locally and throughout the world. Re-
port in Rotary District Website.
☐ Host and promote a community event to support World Polio Day, and register it
on endpolio.org.
☐ Engage your community by hosting at least one networking event for local profes-
sionals, community organization, or Rotary alumni. Report in Rotary Club Central.
☐ Establish or continue a partnership with one or more corporate or government
entities or nongovernmental organization and work on a project together. Report in
Rotary Club Central.
☐ Host a community forum or seminar about an issue that’s important in your com-
munity; highlight your club’s work to bring people together to find solutions. Report
in Rotary Club Central.
☐ Have local media cover a club project, event, or fundraiser. Report in Rotary Show-
cases or Rotary Club Central.
☐ Promote peace and develop future leaders by sponsoring or hosting at least one
Rotary Youth Exchange student or sponsoring at least one participant in a RYLA
event. Report in Rotary Club Central.

ADDITIONAL RECOGNITION POINTS
☐ Timely Payment of Club Invoice in July and January.
☐ Report volunteer hours and service project contributions in Rotary Club Central.
This allows us to measure and publicize Rotary’s impact around the world.
☐ Hosting and attendance of RI, Area or Cluster Seminar/workshop/sports activities.

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July ROTARY’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS
August
September No Rotary Designation
October Membership and Extension Month
November New Generations Month
December Vocational Service Month
January Rotary Foundation Month/World Interact Week
February Family Month
March Rotary Awareness Month
April World Understanding and World Rotaract Week
June Literacy Month
Magazine Month
Date Rotary Fellowship Month
July 1, 2017
DISTRICT 3790 Host
CALENDAR OF EVENTS Cluster 4-D

RY 2017-18

Event
District Governorship Turnover and Area
Cluster 4-D Joint Induction.

July 8, 2017 Trisem (Membership, Public Image, and RC San Fernando, La Union
Rotary Foundation), Areas 1 and 2.

July 22, 2017 Trisem (Membership, Public Image, and RC Western Pampanga
Rotary Foundation), Areas 1 and 2.

September 30, 2017 Rotary Leadership and Rotary Community RC Metro Olongapo
Corps.

October 27-29, 2017 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Area 2-D

November 18, 2017 The Rotary Foundation Benguet RC Mabalacat

December 1-3, 2017 Zone Institute - Taipei, Taiwan

January 20, 2018 Mid-Year Review Cluster 2-B
Candidates’ Forum

February 17, 2018 Family Day RC Central Tarlac

April 13-15, 2018 District Convention RC Subic & Subic Pearl

June 2, 2018 Year End Review Cluster 1-C

June 24-27, 2018 Rotary International Convention - Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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ROTARY CLUB OF DOLORES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
RY 2017-18

Date Event
July Board of Officers Meeting
Team Building and Fellowship
August Participation in different club inductions
Membership development seminar
September Fellowship with invited guests
October Sisterhoods club signing: RC Silang and Sae Songtan
November Visit inactive members
December Invite speakers
January Distribution of school supplies at Tarik Suliman Elementary School, Masantol, Pampanga.
Polio campaign
February The Rotary Foundation Seminar
March Induction Rotaract and Interact
April Environment Protection e.g. Tree Planting
May Guest Speaker
June PR/RCC Seminar
Medical Ophthalmic and Dental Mission
Water Project
Environment Protection i.e. Tree Planting with Cluster 4A
Contribute at least $5,000 to The Rotary Foundation
Recruitment of Quality members and Rotary Awareness campaign
Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA)
The Rotary Foundation Banquet
Election of Officers RY 2017-2018
Send delegates to Zone Institute (Taiwan)
Christmas Party 2017
Gift-giving/Feeding Project
RCC Induction
Media Exposure
Community awareness – 4 Way Test
Midyear / Candidates Forum
39th Anniversary Celebration
Family Day
Involve Families in Community Projects e.g. Medical Missions
Guest Speaker on Family/Relationships
Fire Prevention Month Speaker
PESETS Training
Feeding Project
Medical Mission
Grand Fellowship with invited guests
Discon
Encourage Paul Harris Society Members
Club Planning Session RY 2018-2019
Permanent Scholarship Program for 15 Elementary students & 15 High School students at Tarik
Suliman, Masantol, Pampanga
Rotary International Convention, Toronto, Canada
Contributions for Induction Rites
Preparation/Planning Gov’s Visit
Endorsement of Club President to President Elect
Review of Financial Position
Year End Review

Roll of Club Presidents Year District Governor
PP Antonio V. Conception+ 1979-80 Jesus “Jess” Tabora
PP Teofilo P. Cajanding 1980-81 Mariano “Mar” Un Ocampo
PP Jose T. Lazatin 1981-82 Miguel Ampil Jr.
PP Victor F. Aquino 1982-83 Carlos Santiago Jr.
PP Alfredo S. Castro, Jr. 1983-84 Ruben “Ben” Henson Jr.
PP George W. Lee 1984-85 Ricardo “Ric” Hipolito
PP Diomedes D. Garbes 1985-86 Cesario “Ces” Mendoza
PP Senen P. Quiambao 1986-87 Rodolfo N. San Juan
PP Eduardo P. Ocampo 1987-88 Adeline T. Lugue
PP Agustin P. Yabut 1988-89 Renato Lozada
PP Cicero V. Garcia 1989-90 Carmelo “Melo” Narciso
PP Rosve V. Henson 1990-91 Jesus “Jess” Lindayag
PP Bartolome C. Lim 1991-92 Roberto “Bobby” Legaspi
PP Renato M. Panganiban 1992-93 Jesus “Jess” Cano Chua
PP Edilberto B. Manabat 1993-94 Nelson Yuchongtian
PDG Emiliano D. Joven 1994-95 Lutgardo Lao
PP Rigoberto B. Pascual+ 1995-96 Emiliano “Emil” Joven
PP Rustico G. Coronel+ 1996-97 Jose Antonio Angeles
PP Florentino D. Mercado 1997-98 Albino “Alvin” Gonzales
PP Gonzalo C. Kehyeng 1998-99 Benigno Julian “Benny” Uy
PP Wilfredo M. Gozun 1999-00 Marquez “Mark” Go
PP Reynaldo M. Tantamco 2000-01 Edmyr “Macky” Macabulos
PP Wing Cheung O. Go 2001-02 Vittorious “Vitt” Gutierrez
PP Armando B. Guanzon+ 2002-03 John Paul “JP” Cadaing
PP Jose T. Cruz 2003-04 Gerardo “Gerpy” Erguiza
PP Felicito M. Maniago 2004-05 Florentino “Bishop” Cinense
PP Ulysses G. Galang 2005-06 Lorenzo “Owens” Torres
PP Jacinto L. c 2006-07 Jesus “Jess” Nicdao
PP Augusto P. Lagman 2007-08 Rolando “Oyan” Villanueva
PP Nonito Mariano P. Noel+ 2008-09 Manuel “Manny” Yu
PP Reynaldo N. Lopez 2009-10 Digna Ragasa
PP Jose Mari Owen O. Ramos 2010-11 Antonio “Tony” Bautista
PP Robert C. Sembrano 2011-12 Linda Winter
PP Laurence D. Tiomico 2012-13 Dennis Norman Go
PP Jose Lysander G. Galang 2013-14 Maria Inez “Mai” Ocampo
PP Paternus Limjoco 2014-15 Raul Peralta
PP Abel R. Mendoza 2015-16 Benigno “Boboy” Valles
PP Wilbert G. Casupanan 2016-17
Pres. Leoncio S. Co 2017-18

RI President RI Theme
James L. Bomar, Jr. Let Service Light the Way
Rolf J. Klärich Take Time to Serve
Stanley E. McCaffrey World Understanding and Peace Through Rotary
Hiroji Mukasa Mankind is One
William E. Skelton Share Rotary - Serve People
Carlos Canseco Discover a New World of Service
Edward F. Cadman You are the Key
M.A.T. Caparas Rotary Brings Hope
Charles C. Keller United in Service - Dedicated to Peace
Royce Abbey Put Life into Rotary - Your Life
Hugh M. Archer Enjoy Rotary!
Paulo V.C. Costa Honor Rotary with Faith and Enthusiasm
Rajendra K. Saboo Look Beyond Yourself
Clifford L. Dochterman Real Happiness is Helping Others
Robert Barth Believe in What You Do - Do What You Believe in
Bill Huntley Be a Friend
Herbert G. Brown Act with Integrity, Serve with Love, Work for Peace
Luis Vicente Giay Build the Future with Action and Vision
Glen W. Kinross Show Rotary Cares
James L. Lacy Follow Your Rotary Dream
Carlo Ravizza Act with Consistency, Credibility, Continuity
Frank J. Devlyn Create Awareness Take Action
Richard D. King Mankind is Our Business
Bhichai Rattakul Sow the Seeds of Love
Jonathan B. Majiyagbe Lend a Hand
Glenn E. Estess, Sr. Celebrate Rotary
Carl Stenhammar Service above Self
William B. Boyd Lead the Way
Wilfrid J. Wilkinson Rotary Shares
Dong Kurn Lee Make Dreams Real
John Kenny The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands
Ray Klinginsmith Building Communities Bridging Continents
Kalyan Banerjee Reach Within to Embrace Humanity
Sakuji Tanaka Peace Through Service
Ron D. Burton Engage Rotary, Change Lives
Gary C.K. Huang Light Up Rotary
K.R. Ravindran Rotary Serving Humanity
John F. Germ Be a Gift to the World
Ian H.S. Risely Making a difference

TODAY’S PROGRAM

OPENING

Call to Order Pres. Leo Co

Invocation PP Renz Tiomico

National Anthem RTN Albert Lacanlale

Recitation of the 4-Way Test RTN Francis Mendoza

RC Dolores Theme Song ` PP Jong Galang

Sunshine Report RTN Abner Marquez

Introduction of Visiting Guest/s and Rotarians

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRAM

Finest Moment PP Ed Manabat
PP Rey Lopez
Treasurer’s Report PP Mike Go
Pres. Leo Co
Secretary’s Report
PP Uly Galang
President’s Time Pres. Leo Co
PP Tito Lagman
Introduction of Guest of Honor and Speaker

Address

Other matters

Adjournment

Moderator

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INVOCATION

For friends, food, fun and fellowship,
especially the fellowship of Rotary we
get our sincere thanks. May these to-
kens of your bounty nourish our phys-
ical bodies in preparation for the chal-
lenges that are ours in Rotary. Keep us
always mindful of the needs of others
and keep us always atuned to our call-
ing in Rotary.

We ask these things in the Name of
your eternal truth. Amen.

SUNSHINE REPORT

We would like to greet the following
Rotarians and Anns:

Happy Birthdays to:

September 4 - Ann Shirley Maniago
September 14 - Ann Tek Ramos
September 15 - Ann Jeng Lacanlale
September 18 - RTN Abner Marquez
September 21 - Ann Marie Gozun
September 27 - PP Renz Tiomico

Happy Anniversarys to:
September 8 - PDG Emil and Ann Cyndy Joven
September 21 - PP Rey and Ann Lil Lopez

Greetings from
Rotary Club of Dolores

Name of Rotarian M.Dues TREASURER’S REPORT Balance
Ads Induction Total Due Amt. Paid
Lewie “Lewie” Aguilar 7,500 9,000 16,500 16,500 Fully Paid
Alexander “Alex” Aquino 7,500 1,500 9,000 5,000 4,000
Robert “Bert” Basilio 7,500 1,500 9,000 9,000 Fully Paid
Eric “Eric” Bautista 7,500 1,500 9,000 9,000
Adorable “Ador” Bonifacio 7,500 1,500 9,000 9,000 Fully Paid
Jacinto “Jazz” Bonifacio 7,500 2,000 9,500 9,500
Wilbert “Wilbert” Casupanan 7,500 10,000 25,000 42,500 32,500 10,000
Alfredo “Jun” Castro 7,500 2,000 9,500 9,500
Vicente “Vince” Cayanan 7,500 1,500 9,000 1,500 7,500
Leoncio “Leo” Co 7,500 10,000 25,000 42,500 42,500 Fully Paid
Nestor “Nes” Cortez (ON 1 YR LEAVE)
Jose “Joe” Cruz 7,500 2,000 9,500 9,500 Fully Paid
Wilfredo “Willy” Dulay 7,500 1,500 9,000 9,000
Paul “Paul” Evangelista 7,500 1,500 9,000 9,000
Jose Lysander “Jong” Galang 7,500 2,500 5,000 15,000 13,500 1,500
Ulysses “Uly” Galang 7,500 2,500 5,000 15,000 15,000 Fully Paid
Diomedes “Bong” Garbes 7,500 2,000 9,500 2,000 7,500
Conrad Paulo “Coy” Garcia 7,500 2,500 25,000 35,000 35,000 Fully Paid
Wing Cheung “Mike” Go 7,500 2,500 5,000 15,000 15,000 Fully Paid
Ferdinand “Fer” Goco 7,500 1,500 9,000 9,000 Fully Paid
Renato “Nat” Gopez 7,500 5,000 1,500 11,500 11,500 2,500
Troy “Troy” Han 7,500 7,500 7,500 Fully Paid
Rosve “Ombi” Henson 7,500 2,000 9,500 9,500
Jimmy “Jim” Hipolito 7,500 1,500 9,000 1,000 8,000
Emiliano “Bong” Joven 7,500 2,500 10,000 10,000 Fully Paid
Gonzalo “Gon” Kehyeng 7,500 20,000 27,500 27,500 Fully Paid
Albert “Albert” Lacanlale 7,500 2,500 1,500 9,000 15,000 9,000
Augusto “Tito” Lagman 7,500 10,000 5,000 15,000 9,500
Jose “Babes” Lazatin 7,500 2,000 19,500 9,000 Fully Paid
Paternus “Ringo” Limjoco 7,500 2,000 9,500 10,000
7,500 1,500 9,000 9,500
FOR MEMBERSAlexander“Alex”Liwanag
7,500 12,500 12,500 Fully Paid
Reynaldo “Rey” Lopez 5,000 Fully Paid
Paul “Paul” Lugue 7,500 1,500 9,000 3,000 6,000
Edilberto “Ed” Manabat ONLY7,500 2,500 5,000 15,000 15,000 Fully Paid
Felicito “Chito” Maniago 2,500 2,000 9,500 9,000 9,500
Abner “Abner” Marquez 7,500 1,500 9,000 15,000
Abel “Abel” Mendoza 7,500 5,000 15,000 Fully Paid
Francis “Francis” Mendoza 7,500 1,500 9,000 500 Fully Paid
Florentino “Tino” Mercado 7,500 5,000 12,500 12,500
7,5007,500 5,000 12,500 6,000 8,500
Fully Paid
Leoniel “Neil” Miranda 6,500
Renato “Rene” Panganiban 7,500 5,000 2,000 14,500 14,500
Raymundo “Ray” Pekson 7,500 1,500 9,000 9,000 Fully Paid
Senen “Senen” Quiambao 7,500 2,000 9,500 9,500 Fully Paid
Jose Mari Owen “Owen” Ramos 7,500 2,500 5,000 15,000 15,000 Fully Paid
Dennis “Dennis” Sanchez 7,500 2,500 10,000 10,000 Fully Paid
Robert “Bert” Sembrano 7,500 2,000 9,500 9,500 Fully Paid
Ricardo “Boy” Sese 7,500 1,500 9,000 7,500 1,500
Arnold “Arnold” Sicat 7,500 2,500 1,500 11,500 11,500 Fully Paid
Poobalan “Mike” Singgaran 7,500 2,000 9,500 9,500 Fully Paid
Reynaldo “Rey” Tantamco 7,500 2,500 2,000 12,000 12,000
Laurence “Renz” Tiomico 7,500 5,000 12,500 12,500 Fully Paid

375,000 65,000 214,500 672,500 473,500.00 181,000

Total Induction Expenses 180,912.00
13,200.00
Less: Governor’s Visit Fund 10,000.00
7,650.00
Donation Rotaract c/o Pres Leo 70,760.50
Fortune (weekly drinks expenses) 16,740.00
Rotary International (SAR 1st semester) 11,254.00
Philippine Rotary Magazine 5,000.00
Medical Mission Expense (Meals) 315,516.50
Sub Sec Salary
Total Expenses:

Total Cash Balance as of August 14, 2017 157,983.50

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SECRETARY’S REPORT

September 11, 2017 Monday 6:30pm
Rc Midtown Tarlac Induction
Luisita Central Park Hotel, Luisita Business Park, Hacienda Luisita, San Miguel 2301, Tarlac

September 12, 2017 Tuesday 6:00pm
RC Calasiao Induction
Star Monica Resort Baay Lingayen Pangasinan

September 15, 2017 Friday 6:30pm
RC Metro Baguio Induction
Newtown Plaza Hotel, No. 42 Claro M. Recto Street Corner Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City

September 17, 2017 Sunday 6:00pm
Rc Lingayen Induction
Sison’s Auditorium

September 21, 2017 8:00am - 12:00nn
Medical Mission
Barangay Sindalan

September 29, 2017
Third Leg Governor Boboy’s Golf Tournament
Pradera Verde, Lubao, Pampanga
September 10 to 20, 2017 P650
Septermber 21 to 30, 2017 P800
September 30, 2017 Saturday 9:00am-4:00pm
Rotary Community Corps: “How to make your RCCs’ sustainable”
September 10 to 20, 2017 P1,000
September 21 to 30, 2017 P1,200
September 30, 2017 Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm
Rotary Leadership: “Serving Beyond the Club Level”
Subic Grand Harbor Hotel, Waterfront Road, Subic Bay Freeport
Deposit payment to the following and send proof of payment thru Great Team Viber:
Lilli Michelle C. Edrada
AUB Savings Account: 150-11-000212-2
BPI Savings Account: 0699-2586-95
There are still two officers who have not submitted their pictures. For the others, kindly send
us a soft copy of your 1x1 or 2x2 picture at [email protected] for those who wants to
improve their gazette officers’ picture.
PP Wing Cheung “Mike” O. Go
Secretary for Internal Affairs, RY 2016-2017 16

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Fellow Rotarians, Good Evening!
The club wants to thank Dr. Augusto S. Baluyut Jr. DBM
of provincial Veterinarian for being our guest speaker
last week. Thanks also for PP Rey Lopez for coordinat-
ing with the guest speaker. Thank you PDG Bong Joven,
PP Gon Kehyeng, and PP Renz Tiomico for attending
tonight’s induction and turn-over ceremonies of RC
Midtown Tarlac and RTN Ador Bonifacio, RTN Denis
Sanchez, PE Coy Garcia, PP Gon Kehyeng, PP Renz Tio-
mico for attending other club’s induction.
Thank you for the medical team for preparing our sec-
ond upcoming medical mission in Barangay Sindalan.
Thank you PP Tino Mercado for taking the responsibil-
ity of inviting members to participate in the third leg
of the golf tournament by Gov Boboy. Thank you also
for Secretary Mike Go for canvasing the two-way radio
which would be given to the police department.
Enjoy the night and fellowship.
Leoncio “Leo” Co
President, RY 2017-18

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ROTARY MEETING

FORTUNE RESTAURANT - SEPTEMBER 4, 2017

Call to order Invocation

National Anthem 4-way Test

Sunshine Report Theme Song

Secretary’s Report Moderator

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President’s Time Introducing Visiting Guests

Guests Introducing Guest Speaker

Speaker: Augusto Baluyut Plaque & token of Appreciation

Fellowship

SPEECH GOV BOBOY VALLES

“Contemporary society has some very wrong-headed ideas about what constitutes
success. Popular thinking holds that a person who went to Harvard is smarter and better
than someone who attended Ohio State; that a father who stays at home with his kids
is contributing less to society than a man who works at a Fortune 500 company; that
a woman with 200 Instagram followers must be less valuable than a woman with two
million.” This old fashioned definition of success enslave most of us. We work hard to
earn money and respect. We work hard to buy properties and prestige. According to Ms.
Smith, this is elitist.
I heard a story many times over, of a man who earned much in his life time and finally
died leaving the treasures to his beautiful wife. The wife later married the driver. So what
did the driver said afterwards, “I did not know that my boss was working for me”. Sya
ang nagmana.
Listen to this. According to Ms. Smith: “being a successful person isn’t about career
achievement or having the most toys. It’s about being a good, wise, and generous hu-
man being. Cultivating these qualities, the research showed, brings people a deep and
enduring sense of fulfillment, which in turn helps them to face setbacks with resilience
and meet death with peace. These are the criteria that we should be using to gauge our
own success in life and the success of others, especially our children.”
You see, in this study, being true Rotarian alone is already a success. Being generous and
being conscientious of the success of others is all that matters especially our children.
Furthermore, the study concludes that being successful can be redefined. Many of our
dreams will not come true. Does it mean that we are failure? It is not the definition of
failure either. Success and happiness come when we do quietly our work and making
sure that someone will mind them after we left this world. This is the key to leading and
meaningful life, according to Ms. Smith.
In our club, we do quitely our work and make sure that after we have served our office,
someone will take over our position and not cling to it. (Level 5 leadership according
to Jim Collins, Good to Great) This is the meaning of success. As I overstressed already,
invite the young, because they will make this Great Organization going for the next 100
years of doing good in the world. Rotarize our children and friends by our inspiring life.
This is the meaning of greatness and not the awards and laurels we get. As a Rotarian,
we are already there and prepared to embrace a very successful and meaningful life. Go
and make the difference.
Thank you, good evening and enjoy the rest of the evening.”

NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM

OPENING

Call to Order Pres. Leo Co

Invocation RTN Francis Mendoza

National Anthem RTN Arnold Sicat

Recitation of the 4-Way Test RTN Troy Hans

RC Dolores Theme Song ` PP Lorenz Tiomico

Sunshine Report RTN Dennis Sanchez

Introduction of Visiting Guest/s and Rotarians

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRAM

Finest Moment RTN Ador Bonifacio

Treasurer’s Report PP Rey Lopez

Secretary’s Report PP Mike Go

President’s Time Pres. Leo Co

Introduction of Guest of Honor and Speaker

Address

Other matters PP Uly Galang

Adjournment Pres. Leo Co

Moderator IP Coy Garcia

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ROTARY’S OBJECTIVE
The OBJECT OF ROTARY is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis
of worthy enterprise and to particular, to encourage and foster:
FIRST: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service
SECOND: High Ethical standards in business & professions, the recognition of
worthiness of all useful occupation and dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupa-
tion as an opportunity to serve society.
THIRD: The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal busi-
ness and community life.
FOURTH: The advancement of international understanding, goodwill and
peace through a world fellowship & professional person in the ideal of service.

DECLARATION OF ROTARIAN IN BUSINESS & PROFESSION

As a Rotarian engaged in a business or profession, I am expected to:

1.) Consider my vocation to be another opportunity to serve;
2.) e faithful to the letter & to the spirit of the ethical codes of my vocation, to
the law of my country, & to the moral standards of my community.
3.) Do all my power to dignify my vocation & to promote the highest ethical
standards of my chosen vocation;
4.) Be fair to my employer, employees, associates, competitors, customers, the
public & all those with whom I have business or professional relationship;
5.) Recognize the honor & respect due all occupation which are useful to soci-
ety;
6.) Offer vocational talents; to provide the opportunities for young people to
work for the relief of the special needs of others, and to improve the quality
community;
7.) Adhere to honesty in my advertising & in all representations to the public of
life in my community;
8.) Neither seeks from nor grants to a fellow Rotarian a privilege or advantage &
normally accorded others in a business or professional relations.

THE 4-WAY TEST
OF THE THINGS WE THINK, WE SAY OR DO:
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

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HEADLINES

September 4, 2017, MONDAY
Manila Bulletin - Don’t take Trillanes bait
Manila Standard - Du30 twits, Magdalo Political ISIS
Philippine Inquirer - North Korea claims perfect H-bomb test
Philippine Star - Bato on drug war - Full speed ahead
September 5, 2017, TUESDAY
Manila Bulletin - Ex-UP student tortured - PAO
Manila Standard - 3 impeachment plaints lined up
Philippine Inquirer - Cops in torture-slay of teenager face raps
Philippine Star - Rody kin to face Senate
September 6, 2017, WEDNESDAY
Manila Bulletin - No whitewash, Palace vows
Manila Standard - Poe: Arnaiz’s death a case of ‘overkill’
Philippine Inquirer - Sandigan orders trial of Binays to proceed
Philippine Star - Carl fired shot, killed while laying down - PNP
September 7, 2017, THURSDAY
Manila Bulletin - CA rejects DAR secretary
Manila Standard - Arnaiz pal found dead
Philippine Inquirer - Carl’s 14 year old friend found dead
Philippine Star - 30 stab wounds for Carl’s teen pal
September 8, 2017, FRIDAY
Manila Bulletin - VM Duterte denies drug links
Manila Standard - Duterte’s threat: Shoot killer-cops
Philippine Inquirer - Du30 son won’t show tattoo to Trillanes
Philippine Star - Triad tattoo? Rody son invokes privacy
September 9, 2017, SATURDAY
Manila Bulletin - Stray bullet kills CSC exec in Marawi
Manila Standard - Sabotage plot bared
Philippine Inquirer - Sabotage, Du30 says of Teens’ killings
Philippine Star - Rody sees sabotage in murder of teens
September 10, 2017, SUNDAY
Manila Bulletin - Australia to help PH fight Maute
Manila Standard - Duterte to expose Trillanes’ assets
Philippine Inquirer - Du30 says Trillanes hidding money abroad
Philippine Star - Duterte set to release Trillanes bank deposits

“ JOKES ”If at first you don’t succeed... Then perhaps skydiving isn’t for you.

“ ”I knew a guy who survived mustard gas and pepper spray. He is now a sea-

soned veteran.

“Where does a spy sleep?
”Under covers.
“Trouble with the car

Wife: “There’s trouble with the car. It has water in the carburetor.”

Husband: “Water in the carburetor? That’s ridiculous.”

Wife: “I tell you the car has water in the carburetor.”

Husband: “You don’t even know what a carburetor is. I”ll check it out. Where’s
the car?”

”Wife: “In the pool.
“I accidentally sent my friend flowers over the internet
”Whoops, E-Daisies.
“My neighbors are listening to great music.
”Whether they like it or not.
“An acid and a base walk into a bar
”The police later arrested the two for a salt.

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JOKES

“In a small town in America, a person decided to open up his bar business,

which was right opposite to a church. The church & its congregation started
a campaign to block the bar from opening with petitions and prayed daily
against his business.
Work progressed. However, when it was almost complete and was about to
open a few days later, a strong lightning struck the bar and it was burnt to the
ground.
The church folk were rather smug in their outlook after that, till The bar own-
er sued the church authorities for $2million on the grounds that the church
through its congregation & prayers was ultimately responsible For the demise
of his bar shop, either through direct or indirect actions or means.
In its reply to the court, the church vehemently denied all responsibility or any
connection that their prayers were reasons to the bar shop’s demise. In sup-
port of their claim they referred to the Benson study at Harvard that inter-ces-
sionary prayer had no impact!
As the case made its way into court, the judge looked over the paperwork and
at the hearing and commented: ‘I don’t know how I am going to decide this
case, but it appears from the paperwork, we have a bar owner who believes

”in the power of prayer and we have an entire church and its devotees that

doesn’t.

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Rotarian ROSTER OF MEMBERS
Lewie “Lewie” Aguilar* Ann Classification
Alex “Alex” Aquino Residential Architecture
Poultry Operations Management
Robert “Bert” Basilio Nars Commercial Banking
Eric “Eric” Bautista Provincial Security (Philippine National Police)
Adorable “Ador” Bonifacio Educator
Jacinto “Jas” Bonifacio Housing Development
Florante “Nante” Bulaon* Editha Manufacturing Meat Products
Wilbert “Wilbert” Casupanan Teresa Ventillation, LPG/Fuel Line & Process Piping
Vincent “Vince” Cayanan Senior Programmer Analyst
Leoncio “Leo” Co Betty Construction Supply
Nestor “Nestor” Cortez* Normita Business International Consultant
Jose “Joe” T. Cruz Adrelyn Financial Consultancy
Paul “Paul” Evangelista Alexis Landscape Contractor
Jose Lysander “Jong” Galang Dentistry / Pharmacist
Ulysses “Uly” Galang Ophthalmologist
Diomedes “Bong” Garbes Malou Telecommunication Product Distribution
Conrad Paulo “Coy” Garcia Real Estate Broker
Wing Cheung “Mike” Go Cathy Consumer Products Marketing
Ferdinand “Fer” Goco Sanne Pet Shop Owner
Renato “Nat” Gopez Marivic Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Jimmy “Jim” Hipolito Journalist
Rosve “Ombi” Henson Civil/Structural Engineer
Emiliano “Bong” Joven Cindy Automotive Financing
Gonzalo “Gon” Kehyeng Evelyn Property Leasing Management
Albert “Albert” Lacanlale Jeng Journalist
Augusto “Tito” Lagman Bukay Agricultural Products Distributor
Rene “Rene” Lanuza*
Jose “Babes” Lazatin Sengseng Electric Power Distributing
Paternus “Ringo” Limjoco Princess Heavy Equipment Rentals
Alexander “Alex” Liwanag Consuelo Developmental Banking
Reynaldo “Rey” Lopez Lil Auditing
Edilberto “Ed” Manabat Myra Automotive Tire Distributing
Felicito “Chito” Maniago* Shirley Reinsurance Brokerage
Rolan “Rolan” Mangahas Janice Ophthalmologist
Abner “Abner” Marquez Naylyn Food and Medical Supplements Distribution
Abel “Abel” Mendoza Lhou Industrial Engineering Fabrication
Francis “Cis” Mendoza* Judith Dentistry
Florentino “Tino” Mercado Beth Poultry Layer Operation
Jose Leoniel “Neil” Miranda Teresa Physician
Renato “Rene” Panganiban Hazel Memorial Park Management
Raymundo “Ray” Pekson Nini Engineer / Building Construction
Senen “Senen” Quiambao Loret Non-Life Insurance Consultancy
Jose Mari Owen Ramos Tek Refractive Surgeon
Robert “Bert” Sembrano Nancy Civil Engineer / Contractor
Ricardo “Boy” Sese Lerma Construction Management
Arnold “Arnold” Sicat Agnes Dentistry / Dental Supply
Poobalan “Mike” Singgaran Jemma Golf Course Management
Reynaldo “Rey” Tantamco Glo Aluminum Glass Works Contracting
Laurence “Renz” Tiomico Gie Real Estate Broker
Paul Lugue Educator
Dennis Sanchez Veronica Life Insurance and Stock Investment
Troy Hans Bakery and Restaurant Operator

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PDG Emiliano “Emil” Joven
PP Gonzalo “Gon” Kehyeng
PP Reynaldo “Rey” Tantamco
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PP Augusto “Tito” Lagman
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PP Jose Mari “Owen” Ramos
PP “Senen” Quiambao
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Dr. Rhodora S. Cruz
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