RCDD DOWNTOWN LIGHTS - 13TH ISSUE

ROTARY CLUB OF DOWNTOWN DAGUPAN

O F F I C I A L W E E K L Y B U L L E T I N

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RegularMeetingOctober 2, 2012 • 7PMKuya Max RestoGrillDe Venecia Highway, Dagupan City

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P R O G R A M M E

I. 7:00 Pm Registration

II. 7:30 Pm Program Proper

• Call To Order - Pres. Tony Manuel

• Invocation - Rtn Rod Coquia

• Philippine National Anthem - Downtowners

• Intro / Acknowledgment of

Guest & Visiting Rotarians - Rtn Alex Domantay

• Welcome Song - Downtowners

• 4-way Test - Dir Joel Balagtas

• Joke Time - Downtowners

• Intro of the Guest Speaker - Rtn Rene Farro

• Message - PP Ashok Vasandani

President, MTCBC

• President’s Time - RCDD Pres. Tony Manuel

• Finest Moment - AG Fred Caguioa

• Community Singing - “Let There Be Peace on Earth”

• Response & Adjournment - Pres. Tony Manuel

III. FellowshipWe welcome you to the Rotary Club of Downtown Dagupan

Loyal and true to the cause of humanity;

We hope that you share our fellowship and spirit of serviceWe all welcome you and we’re glad to have you too!

And we’re glad to have you too, and we’re glad to have you too!Mabuhay Downtown Dagupan, Mabuhay!

OFFICERS & DIRECTORS:

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ADVISERS

PDG ALBINO GONZALES

CP ALFREDO QUINTO

PP SILVERIO CASTILLO

PROTOCOL OFFICERS

PP ROGELIO ROSARIO

PP FELINO BOLOS

PP GEORGE MARAMBA

ANTONIO “TONY” MANUELPresident

RAUL “RAUL” TAMAYOVice President

BENJAMIN “BENJIE” TANSecretary

PP MAR “MAR” PEREZAsst. Secretary

JONATHAN “JONATHAN” CALIMLIMTreasurer

CONRADO “CONRAD” MAMARADLOAsst. Treasurer

ARMANDO “BONG” DIZONAuditor

PP NORMAN “MAN” VELASCOSgt.-At-Arms

Ex-OfficioIPP NESTOR “NES” ZABALA

JASON “JASON” MEJIAClub Administration

DIRECTORS

JOEL “JOEL” BALAGTASCommunity Service

IPP NESTOR “NES” ZABALAInternational Service

EDWIN “EDWIN” SOLISMembership

PP JOHN “JING” CELESTERotary Foundation

Public Relations

PP IKE PALINAR

CHRISTIAN QUEYQUEP

FERDINAND “DIN” ROCEROVocational Service

ALBERMEN “ALEN” BARRAQUIELYouth Service

SAKUJI TANAKAPresident, RI

ANTONIO “Tony” C. BAUTISTAGovernor, District 3790

ALFREDO “Fred’ CAGUIOAAsst. Governor, District 3790 (C-2B)

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.

OF THE THINGS WE SAY, THINK 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?

OBJECT OF ROTARY

Editorial Staff:

JENZ TOMBOCRONNIE DIZONYSAH SORIANO

IPP NESTOR ZABALAPP NORMAN VELASCO

PP FELINO BOLOSRTN JASON MEJIAPE RAUL TAMAYO

DIR. FERDINAND ROCERORTN BEEP BEEP TAN

ANTONIO “TONY” MANUELEditor-In-Chief

JOIE MENDOZAAsst. Editor

PDG ALBINO GONZALES

Contributors:

Consultant:

Creative Team:

The

4WayTest

RCDD WELCOME SONG


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ROTARY CLUB OF DOWTOWN DAGUPAN

Let there be peace on earth,and let it begin with me.Let there be peace on Earth,the peace that was meant to be.

With God as our Father,brothers all are we,Let me walk with my brother,in perfect harmony.

Let peace begin with me,let this be the moment now.With every step I take,let this be my solemn vow,

To take each moment and live each momentin peace, eternally.Let there be Peace on Earth,and let it begin with me.

Let There Be Peace On Earth

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RTNCONRADOMAMARADLOOctoberNightChairman


1313thth

P R O G R A M M E

I. 7:00 Pm Registration

II. 7:30 Pm Program Proper

• Call To Order - Pres. Tony Manuel

• Invocation - Rtn Rod Coquia

• Philippine National Anthem - Downtowners

• Intro / Acknowledgment of

Guest & Visiting Rotarians - Rtn Alex Domantay

• Welcome Song - Downtowners

• 4-way Test - Dir Joel Balagtas

• Joke Time - Downtowners

• Intro of the Guest Speaker - Rtn Rene Farro

• Message - PP Ashok Vasandani

President, MTCBC

• President’s Time - RCDD Pres. Tony Manuel

• Finest Moment - AG Fred Caguioa

• Community Singing - “Let There Be Peace on Earth”

• Response & Adjournment - Pres. Tony Manuel

III. FellowshipWe welcome you to the Rotary Club of Downtown Dagupan

Loyal and true to the cause of humanity;

We hope that you share our fellowship and spirit of serviceWe all welcome you and we’re glad to have you too!

And we’re glad to have you too, and we’re glad to have you too!Mabuhay Downtown Dagupan, Mabuhay!

OFFICERS & DIRECTORS:

RY 2012-2013

ADVISERS

PDG ALBINO GONZALES

CP ALFREDO QUINTO

PP SILVERIO CASTILLO

PROTOCOL OFFICERS

PP ROGELIO ROSARIO

PP FELINO BOLOS

PP GEORGE MARAMBA

ANTONIO “TONY” MANUELPresident

RAUL “RAUL” TAMAYOVice President

BENJAMIN “BENJIE” TANSecretary

PP MAR “MAR” PEREZAsst. Secretary

JONATHAN “JONATHAN” CALIMLIMTreasurer

CONRADO “CONRAD” MAMARADLOAsst. Treasurer

ARMANDO “BONG” DIZONAuditor

PP NORMAN “MAN” VELASCOSgt.-At-Arms

Ex-OfficioIPP NESTOR “NES” ZABALA

JASON “JASON” MEJIAClub Administration

DIRECTORS

JOEL “JOEL” BALAGTASCommunity Service

IPP NESTOR “NES” ZABALAInternational Service

EDWIN “EDWIN” SOLISMembership

PP JOHN “JING” CELESTERotary Foundation

Public Relations

PP IKE PALINAR

CHRISTIAN QUEYQUEP

FERDINAND “DIN” ROCEROVocational Service

ALBERMEN “ALEN” BARRAQUIELYouth Service

SAKUJI TANAKAPresident, RI

ANTONIO “Tony” C. BAUTISTAGovernor, District 3790

ALFREDO “Fred’ CAGUIOAAsst. Governor, District 3790 (C-2B)

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.

OF THE THINGS WE SAY, THINK 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?

OBJECT OF ROTARY

Editorial Staff:

JENZ TOMBOCRONNIE DIZONYSAH SORIANO

IPP NESTOR ZABALAPP NORMAN VELASCO

PP FELINO BOLOSRTN JASON MEJIAPE RAUL TAMAYO

DIR. FERDINAND ROCERORTN BEEP BEEP TAN

ANTONIO “TONY” MANUELEditor-In-Chief

JOIE MENDOZAAsst. Editor

PDG ALBINO GONZALES

Contributors:

Consultant:

Creative Team:

The

4WayTest

RCDD WELCOME SONG


DOWNTOWN ghts

ROTARY CLUB OF DOWTOWN DAGUPAN

Let there be peace on earth,and let it begin with me.Let there be peace on Earth,the peace that was meant to be.

With God as our Father,brothers all are we,Let me walk with my brother,in perfect harmony.

Let peace begin with me,let this be the moment now.With every step I take,let this be my solemn vow,

To take each moment and live each momentin peace, eternally.Let there be Peace on Earth,and let it begin with me.

Let There Be Peace On Earth

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RTNCONRADOMAMARADLOOctoberNightChairman

CLUB SECRETARY BENJIE TAN

AST Saturday marked another milestone in the rich

Lhistory of our club, the Rotary Club of Downtown Dagupan. The new set of officers led by our president

Tony were inducted into office. The induction was actually our regular meeting in lieu of last Tuesday's meeting. However, that Saturday meeting was very special because we had as our guest of honor our District Governor Tony Bautista, several PDGs and district officers and Rotarians from all over the district to witness the turn-over and induction.

And so, at exactly 1937, the joint induction ceremony was called to order by outgoing president Nestor Zabala. Thereafter, PP Norman Velasco rendered the invocation by singing “Amazing Grace” immediately followed by the singing of the national anthem.

Rtn. Leonard, one of the masters of ceremony that night was tasked to acknowledge the dignitaries and visiting Rotarians, and to shake off his jitters, he dared every club to shout to the top of their voices “PEACE” as their clubs were called.

After calling the last club in the list, all the members of RCDD belted out the welcome song to welcome the guests and visiting Rotarians.

Just after the singing of welcome song, Pres. Nestor called for the suspension of the program for the dinner to be served.

In the middle of the dinner, the AVP was played to give tribute to the outgoing president Nestor and introduce the incoming president Tony. The AVP highlighted the high points of Pres. Nestor's term as well as Pres. Tony's initial three months marked by punctuated by the worthwhile projects.

The WeekThat Was

Activity : RCDD / IWCDD Joint Induction CeremoniesDate : September 29, 2012Venue : Star Plaza Hotel, Dagupan City

At about 2030, the induction was called back to order and immediately Rtn. Beep Tan called PP Norman to introduce the Guest of Honor & Speaker for his speech. Before delivering his message, Dist. Gov. Tony Bautista called his Peacemaker Presidents in front to be acknowledged. Dist. Gov. Tony made some announcements then proceeded with his speech.

First to be inducted by Past National Chair Lily Yuchongtian were the new members of the Inner Wheel followed by the IWCDD officers led by Pres. Merla Gonzales who were inducted by Dist. Chair Michelle Lioanag.

DGN Dennis Norman Go charged the new members of RCDD while DGE Linda Winter inducted the following Rtns. Beep Tan, Benjie Tan, Rod Coquia, Din Rocero, Rene Farro, Alex Domantay and Joel Macaranas.

The Council of Past Presidents, with IPP Nestor as president, were inducted by PDG Ces Mendoza followed by the charging of the new officers by PDG JP Cadaing.

Now came the highlight of the event, the induction of new officers with Pres. Tony Manuel as the man of the hour. Joined by her family, he was sworned in to office to lead our club for the Rotary Year 2012-2013. Right after he was inducted and Pres. Nestor delivered his valedictory address, the gavel of authority and responsibility was turned over by the now IPP Nestor Zabala to new Pres. Tony Manuel. Right after his acceptance of the gavel, he was called to give his inaugural speech. Pres. Tony, on his way to the podium, was serenaded by the song Mr. Suave to every ones delight.

Pres. Tony, in his usual cool manner, rendered his message giving out the challenge to all those present to always respond to the opportunity to serve. As he thanked those who have helped him prepare for the big event, he challenged the members to rally behind him and make leading our club as simple and easy as possible in order to ensure continuity of leaders.

Just before Pres. Tony finished his speech to adjourn the joint induction ceremonies, he asked everyone to stand up and sing “Let There be Peace” which made the ceremony more meaningful until the end.

At around 2220, the joint induction was finally adjourned.

By and large, the affair was a success and kudos to everyone.

ROTARY CLUB OF DOWTOWN DAGUPAN ROTARY CLUB OF DOWTOWN DAGUPAN

AST Tuesday, we were not supposed to have a meeting because on the same week we will

Lhave our induction which could take the place of our regular meeting. However, as announced earlier and due to some urgent matters, I decided to hold a meeting just the same to tackle

important matters in relation to our induction and our District Governors's directive to discuss the ABC's of Rotary. As discussed, everyone will have the chance to actively participate in the discussions. The schedule on when we shall start will be discussed.

Before our induction, the officers of our club had Governor's visit with DG Tony Bautista. Among the concerns of the governor was the reasons for losing some members of our club. Also, our club was asked to contribute at least $3,500 to the Rotary Foundation. This is a tall order for me, however, I am positive that we will be able to achieve this goal. There were many other things discussed with the governor but the central point of discussion was the community projects and the Rotary Foundation. Right after the visit of the Governor, I immediately prepared for our induction at 7 pm.

First of all, I would like to thank everyone for coming to this momentous event. Very seldom do we see most of our Past Presidents. We seldom see our PPs Silver Castillo and Bong Catabay. Also, PP Mike Graham & Rose showed up. This is a very rare situation where the pioneers of the club will come together in support of the president. Thank you very much for coming and for adding meaning to this momentous event. Our induction was generally according to plan. Of course, we could not execute all the plans exactly as we wanted them to be but in general everything went well and we had a colorful induction. Credit goes to everyone. The event would not have been successful without the support of every member. On a personal note, I would like to thank Rtn Joie Mendoza for helping me in the preparation, planning and execution of the plans for the induction. Also, I would like to thank Rtns Beep and Leonard for accepting the task of masters of ceremony. You have done a great job. Also, thank you very much to Jenie and Ronnie for helping in the preparation of the AVP and other tasks I requested them to do and for Ysah and Chai for helping in the registration and the program proper. I also would like to appreciate Asst. Treasurer Conrad for helping me in the collection of assessment and record of collections. Without you, we could not have been successful. Thank you very much. The president's success is also the clubs success and my failure is also the clubs'. I would like then to ask you to help the club in every endeavor.

I would like to congratulate our very own PP Marcos Perez for having been selected as the “Ulirang Pamilya” award by the Sanggunian. For every award a member gets from any organization, we are the collateral beneficiary of recognition. Congratulation PP Mar for giving honor to your family and to our club. With your achievement and that of your family, we also become part of the award by virtue of our being Rotarians in RCDD.

Again, I would like to thank everyone for contributing to the success of our induction. God bless us all.

During the Governor's Visit, the governor emphasized the urgent need to Rotarize every member for he believes most Rotarians doesn't know the basics of Rotary. That's why he came up with the idea to take up the basics of Rotary during meetings. As discussed last Tuesday, below is the schedule presentation by each member of RCDD.

Dir. Joel Balagtas Definition of Rotary/Official Rotary Flag/ Oct. 9, 2012 Rotary's Wheel Emblem/Secretariat/ Some Rotary Firsts

Dir. Allen Barraquel The Object of Rotary/Rotary Mottoes Oct. 16, 2012 100% Attendance

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PRES. TONY MANUEL

CLUB SECRETARY BENJIE TAN

AST Saturday marked another milestone in the rich

Lhistory of our club, the Rotary Club of Downtown Dagupan. The new set of officers led by our president

Tony were inducted into office. The induction was actually our regular meeting in lieu of last Tuesday's meeting. However, that Saturday meeting was very special because we had as our guest of honor our District Governor Tony Bautista, several PDGs and district officers and Rotarians from all over the district to witness the turn-over and induction.

And so, at exactly 1937, the joint induction ceremony was called to order by outgoing president Nestor Zabala. Thereafter, PP Norman Velasco rendered the invocation by singing “Amazing Grace” immediately followed by the singing of the national anthem.

Rtn. Leonard, one of the masters of ceremony that night was tasked to acknowledge the dignitaries and visiting Rotarians, and to shake off his jitters, he dared every club to shout to the top of their voices “PEACE” as their clubs were called.

After calling the last club in the list, all the members of RCDD belted out the welcome song to welcome the guests and visiting Rotarians.

Just after the singing of welcome song, Pres. Nestor called for the suspension of the program for the dinner to be served.

In the middle of the dinner, the AVP was played to give tribute to the outgoing president Nestor and introduce the incoming president Tony. The AVP highlighted the high points of Pres. Nestor's term as well as Pres. Tony's initial three months marked by punctuated by the worthwhile projects.

The WeekThat Was

Activity : RCDD / IWCDD Joint Induction CeremoniesDate : September 29, 2012Venue : Star Plaza Hotel, Dagupan City

At about 2030, the induction was called back to order and immediately Rtn. Beep Tan called PP Norman to introduce the Guest of Honor & Speaker for his speech. Before delivering his message, Dist. Gov. Tony Bautista called his Peacemaker Presidents in front to be acknowledged. Dist. Gov. Tony made some announcements then proceeded with his speech.

First to be inducted by Past National Chair Lily Yuchongtian were the new members of the Inner Wheel followed by the IWCDD officers led by Pres. Merla Gonzales who were inducted by Dist. Chair Michelle Lioanag.

DGN Dennis Norman Go charged the new members of RCDD while DGE Linda Winter inducted the following Rtns. Beep Tan, Benjie Tan, Rod Coquia, Din Rocero, Rene Farro, Alex Domantay and Joel Macaranas.

The Council of Past Presidents, with IPP Nestor as president, were inducted by PDG Ces Mendoza followed by the charging of the new officers by PDG JP Cadaing.

Now came the highlight of the event, the induction of new officers with Pres. Tony Manuel as the man of the hour. Joined by her family, he was sworned in to office to lead our club for the Rotary Year 2012-2013. Right after he was inducted and Pres. Nestor delivered his valedictory address, the gavel of authority and responsibility was turned over by the now IPP Nestor Zabala to new Pres. Tony Manuel. Right after his acceptance of the gavel, he was called to give his inaugural speech. Pres. Tony, on his way to the podium, was serenaded by the song Mr. Suave to every ones delight.

Pres. Tony, in his usual cool manner, rendered his message giving out the challenge to all those present to always respond to the opportunity to serve. As he thanked those who have helped him prepare for the big event, he challenged the members to rally behind him and make leading our club as simple and easy as possible in order to ensure continuity of leaders.

Just before Pres. Tony finished his speech to adjourn the joint induction ceremonies, he asked everyone to stand up and sing “Let There be Peace” which made the ceremony more meaningful until the end.

At around 2220, the joint induction was finally adjourned.

By and large, the affair was a success and kudos to everyone.


AST Tuesday, we were not supposed to have a meeting because on the same week we will

Lhave our induction which could take the place of our regular meeting. However, as announced earlier and due to some urgent matters, I decided to hold a meeting just the same to tackle

important matters in relation to our induction and our District Governors's directive to discuss the ABC's of Rotary. As discussed, everyone will have the chance to actively participate in the discussions. The schedule on when we shall start will be discussed.

Before our induction, the officers of our club had Governor's visit with DG Tony Bautista. Among the concerns of the governor was the reasons for losing some members of our club. Also, our club was asked to contribute at least $3,500 to the Rotary Foundation. This is a tall order for me, however, I am positive that we will be able to achieve this goal. There were many other things discussed with the governor but the central point of discussion was the community projects and the Rotary Foundation. Right after the visit of the Governor, I immediately prepared for our induction at 7 pm.

First of all, I would like to thank everyone for coming to this momentous event. Very seldom do we see most of our Past Presidents. We seldom see our PPs Silver Castillo and Bong Catabay. Also, PP Mike Graham & Rose showed up. This is a very rare situation where the pioneers of the club will come together in support of the president. Thank you very much for coming and for adding meaning to this momentous event. Our induction was generally according to plan. Of course, we could not execute all the plans exactly as we wanted them to be but in general everything went well and we had a colorful induction. Credit goes to everyone. The event would not have been successful without the support of every member. On a personal note, I would like to thank Rtn Joie Mendoza for helping me in the preparation, planning and execution of the plans for the induction. Also, I would like to thank Rtns Beep and Leonard for accepting the task of masters of ceremony. You have done a great job. Also, thank you very much to Jenie and Ronnie for helping in the preparation of the AVP and other tasks I requested them to do and for Ysah and Chai for helping in the registration and the program proper. I also would like to appreciate Asst. Treasurer Conrad for helping me in the collection of assessment and record of collections. Without you, we could not have been successful. Thank you very much. The president's success is also the clubs success and my failure is also the clubs'. I would like then to ask you to help the club in every endeavor.

I would like to congratulate our very own PP Marcos Perez for having been selected as the “Ulirang Pamilya” award by the Sanggunian. For every award a member gets from any organization, we are the collateral beneficiary of recognition. Congratulation PP Mar for giving honor to your family and to our club. With your achievement and that of your family, we also become part of the award by virtue of our being Rotarians in RCDD.

Again, I would like to thank everyone for contributing to the success of our induction. God bless us all.

During the Governor's Visit, the governor emphasized the urgent need to Rotarize every member for he believes most Rotarians doesn't know the basics of Rotary. That's why he came up with the idea to take up the basics of Rotary during meetings. As discussed last Tuesday, below is the schedule presentation by each member of RCDD.

Dir. Joel Balagtas Definition of Rotary/Official Rotary Flag/ Oct. 9, 2012 Rotary's Wheel Emblem/Secretariat/ Some Rotary Firsts

Dir. Allen Barraquel The Object of Rotary/Rotary Mottoes Oct. 16, 2012 100% Attendance

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PRES. TONY MANUEL

More than

R E V E L A T I O N

CONQUEROR’S

PP NORMAN VELASCO

WITHthe4waytestofRotaryanditsideals,IbelieveRotariansareChristians,and ifweareChristians,thisarticleisforyou.Itooreceiveditfrommycolleaguesabroad.Pleasereadon:

Apastorwastravelinglastweek,hesawanold man, and gave him a lift. While they weregoing,theoldmansaid;myson,doyouknowwhathappenedinHeavenlastnight?Thepastorwassoterrifiedandhurriedlyparkedandasked;Sir,areyou sleeping?How did you get the informationabout Heaven? The Oldman said; last night inHeaven God became very angry with man andaskedtheAngelstoblowthetrumpet.TheangelspickedupthetrumpetsandastheywereabouttoblowitJesusfelldownandbegantopleadintears.ThebloodthatcameoutofHishandsandbodywereveryfresh. HetoldGodthatHisdeathshouldn'tbeinvain.Godcouldn'tstandthepainsofthesaintandthewickednessoftheevilones.SoHesaid;“AMGIVINGTHEMTHEIRLASTCHANCE.”Jesusthenturnedtothe angels and told them tomovedown in theirnumerousnumberstotelltheworldthat“THEENDISNEAR,JESUSISCOMINGVERYSOON.” Thepastor(sweatingandcrying)asked;sir,howdidyouknowthis?.TheOLDMANreplied;IamoneoftheAngelssenttotheWorld.Pleaseuseevery medium of communication to send thismessage.No time towaste, please! And the oldman disappeared. Brethren, this story is real,Christiscomingsoon.

BE PREPARED


VERY single Rotary year we attend membership

Edevelopment seminars. We come up with attractive ways of inviting other professionals

into our fold and yet, every single year as well, we lose almost the same number of those we recruited. There is no question that we do a good job inviting people into joining Rotary, but we cannot say the same about keeping them.

Rotary clubs are just like business enterprises trying to sell its products to potential customers. The basic reason to buy is if a product addresses a need or a desire. In our Rotary clubs, do we address our members' needs and desires? Are our products, in this case our fellowship and community service projects, exactly what our customers want to buy?

If a customer finds what he or she needs or desires in a product, that product suddenly acquires tremendous value. There is a fit between product and customer. Comparatively, if a Rotarian, potential or regular, finds what he or she needs or desires in a Rotary club, then there is a perfect fit. The greater the value, the better the fit, and vice versa.

Perhaps 95 percent of club activities are in two areas. As such, we can say that they are, basically, the two products we offer: meetings for fellowship and projects for service.

WEEKLY MEETINGS

Meetings are a club's weekly showcase. For the longest time, we have been told to conduct club meetings under strict protocol, prescriptive rules and inflexible

regulations. Often it feels that we cannot move anymore without violating a rule. Then we constantly complain of lack of attendance in our meetings.“A quality Rotarian is a Rotarian that is having fun.”

It is time to examine our weekly meetings from our customers' point of view. Is this what they might want, something that would be attractive to them?

It is also time to examine our weekly meetings from our members' point of view. Are our weekly meetings exciting enough for us to attend them week after week? Do we give chance to everybody to be part of the programs and activities and give everyone a sense of belonging?

Club meetings need not be expensive to be exciting. We simply need to offer what our Rotarians want. Start by examining the demographics and composition of present members and find out what will make them enjoy our meetings.

In 1905 there were four people who got together because they simply wanted to have someone they can talk and relate to. We should not forget this original purpose of Rotary and start engaging our Rotarians with flexible and innovative meeting formats. To the often-asked question, what is a quality Rotarian, my answer is always: Fun meetings will cut across age, gender, and profession. It will have great value because fun fits everyone's needs.

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS

“Focus internally and see how weekly meetings and

community service projects can be innovated..”Our other showcase is our community service projects, great opportunities to rally and motivate the hearts of current and potential Rotarians.

In Rotary, we have unarguably done countless projects serving the needs of all sectors of our community. We might just even be the best provider in the Philippines because of the sheer magnitude of our network.

Which brings to the fore two questions: 1) Have we made a significant difference to the community that we serve? 2) Are we still eager to fork out an extra peso to sustain so many projects or are we already experiencing donor's fatigue?

It is imperative to focus and plan community service projects to be more eff icient and take into consideration sustainability. We become more motivated if we see the changes in the lives of the people we help.

Planning is just as important as implementation. Have we involved all our Rotarians in our service projects? Being part of the success of any endeavor is a reward by itself. When a Rotarian sees this value, giving more can be easily motivated.

If you always do what you you've always done, you'll always get what you always got. Because of the same programs that we do again and again we get the same results again and again. I challenge all Rotarians to innovate and look beyond the obvious. The changes we want are right in front of us. Focus internally and see how weekly meetings and community service projects can be innovated. Create value for current and future Rotarians. Find what fits their needs. Always aim to improve our products to make them relevant to the people we target to buy into our Rotary Clubs. Remember: “The greater the fit, the greater the value.”

fit equals valuefit equals value

More than

R E V E L A T I O N

CONQUEROR’S

PP NORMAN VELASCO

WITHthe4waytestofRotaryanditsideals,IbelieveRotariansareChristians,and ifweareChristians,thisarticleisforyou.Itooreceiveditfrommycolleaguesabroad.Pleasereadon:

Apastorwastravelinglastweek,hesawanold man, and gave him a lift. While they weregoing,theoldmansaid;myson,doyouknowwhathappenedinHeavenlastnight?Thepastorwassoterrifiedandhurriedlyparkedandasked;Sir,areyou sleeping?How did you get the informationabout Heaven? The Oldman said; last night inHeaven God became very angry with man andaskedtheAngelstoblowthetrumpet.TheangelspickedupthetrumpetsandastheywereabouttoblowitJesusfelldownandbegantopleadintears.ThebloodthatcameoutofHishandsandbodywereveryfresh. HetoldGodthatHisdeathshouldn'tbeinvain.Godcouldn'tstandthepainsofthesaintandthewickednessoftheevilones.SoHesaid;“AMGIVINGTHEMTHEIRLASTCHANCE.”Jesusthenturnedtothe angels and told them tomovedown in theirnumerousnumberstotelltheworldthat“THEENDISNEAR,JESUSISCOMINGVERYSOON.” Thepastor(sweatingandcrying)asked;sir,howdidyouknowthis?.TheOLDMANreplied;IamoneoftheAngelssenttotheWorld.Pleaseuseevery medium of communication to send thismessage.No time towaste, please! And the oldman disappeared. Brethren, this story is real,Christiscomingsoon.

BE PREPARED


VERY single Rotary year we attend membership

Edevelopment seminars. We come up with attractive ways of inviting other professionals

into our fold and yet, every single year as well, we lose almost the same number of those we recruited. There is no question that we do a good job inviting people into joining Rotary, but we cannot say the same about keeping them.

Rotary clubs are just like business enterprises trying to sell its products to potential customers. The basic reason to buy is if a product addresses a need or a desire. In our Rotary clubs, do we address our members' needs and desires? Are our products, in this case our fellowship and community service projects, exactly what our customers want to buy?

If a customer finds what he or she needs or desires in a product, that product suddenly acquires tremendous value. There is a fit between product and customer. Comparatively, if a Rotarian, potential or regular, finds what he or she needs or desires in a Rotary club, then there is a perfect fit. The greater the value, the better the fit, and vice versa.

Perhaps 95 percent of club activities are in two areas. As such, we can say that they are, basically, the two products we offer: meetings for fellowship and projects for service.

WEEKLY MEETINGS

Meetings are a club's weekly showcase. For the longest time, we have been told to conduct club meetings under strict protocol, prescriptive rules and inflexible

regulations. Often it feels that we cannot move anymore without violating a rule. Then we constantly complain of lack of attendance in our meetings.“A quality Rotarian is a Rotarian that is having fun.”

It is time to examine our weekly meetings from our customers' point of view. Is this what they might want, something that would be attractive to them?

It is also time to examine our weekly meetings from our members' point of view. Are our weekly meetings exciting enough for us to attend them week after week? Do we give chance to everybody to be part of the programs and activities and give everyone a sense of belonging?

Club meetings need not be expensive to be exciting. We simply need to offer what our Rotarians want. Start by examining the demographics and composition of present members and find out what will make them enjoy our meetings.

In 1905 there were four people who got together because they simply wanted to have someone they can talk and relate to. We should not forget this original purpose of Rotary and start engaging our Rotarians with flexible and innovative meeting formats. To the often-asked question, what is a quality Rotarian, my answer is always: Fun meetings will cut across age, gender, and profession. It will have great value because fun fits everyone's needs.

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS

“Focus internally and see how weekly meetings and

community service projects can be innovated..”Our other showcase is our community service projects, great opportunities to rally and motivate the hearts of current and potential Rotarians.

In Rotary, we have unarguably done countless projects serving the needs of all sectors of our community. We might just even be the best provider in the Philippines because of the sheer magnitude of our network.

Which brings to the fore two questions: 1) Have we made a significant difference to the community that we serve? 2) Are we still eager to fork out an extra peso to sustain so many projects or are we already experiencing donor's fatigue?

It is imperative to focus and plan community service projects to be more eff icient and take into consideration sustainability. We become more motivated if we see the changes in the lives of the people we help.

Planning is just as important as implementation. Have we involved all our Rotarians in our service projects? Being part of the success of any endeavor is a reward by itself. When a Rotarian sees this value, giving more can be easily motivated.

If you always do what you you've always done, you'll always get what you always got. Because of the same programs that we do again and again we get the same results again and again. I challenge all Rotarians to innovate and look beyond the obvious. The changes we want are right in front of us. Focus internally and see how weekly meetings and community service projects can be innovated. Create value for current and future Rotarians. Find what fits their needs. Always aim to improve our products to make them relevant to the people we target to buy into our Rotary Clubs. Remember: “The greater the fit, the greater the value.”

fit equals valuefit equals value

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RTN RAUL “INSYONG” TAMAYO

RRROOOTTTAAAna!

wwwaaaConcept of Marriage

A Failed Attempt

The child was a typical four-year-old girl - cute, inquisitive, bright as a new penny. When she expressed difficulty in grasping the concept of marriage, her father decided to pull out his wedding photo album, thinking visual images would help.

One page after another, he pointed out the bride arriving at the church, the entrance, the wedding ceremony, the recessional, the reception, etc.

“Now do you understand?" he asked. "I think so," she said, "is that when mommy came to work for us?"

Little Johnny watched, fascinated, as his mother smoothed cold cream on her face.

"Why do you do that, Mommy?”

"To make myself beautiful," said his mother, who then began removing the cream with a tissue.

“What's the matter?" asked Little Johnny. "Giving up?"


Even ts & Miles ton es

CONGRATULATIONS toPP Mar Perez and family for being chosen this year as “UlirangPamilya.”

The RCDD Family is very proud of this recognition given to him as it reflects the quality of members our club has. More power to you PP Mar.

THE ABCs of ROTARYPRESENTOR DATE OF PRESENTATION

LESSON 1Definition of Rotary / The Offcial Rotary Flag/ Rotary's Wheel Emblem / The

Secretariat / Some Rotary FirstsJOEL BALAGTAS October 9, 2012

LESSON 2 The Object Of Rotary / Rotary Mottoes / 100% Attendance ALEN BARRAQUIEL October 16, 2012

LESSON 3 The 4-Way Test / Paul Harris / First Names or Nick Names PP JERMY BOLOS October 23, 2012

LESSON 4Four Avenues Of Service / The Rotarian and Regional Magazines /

International Responsibilities of a RotarianLEONARD BUENVENIDA October 30, 2012

LESSON 5Standard Rotary Club Constitution / The Sponsor of a New Member / Women

in RotaryAG FRED CAGUIOA November 6, 2012

LESSON 6 RI World Headquarters / More Rotary Firsts JONATHAN CALIMLIM November 13, 2012

LESSON 7 Rotary's Birthplace / Worth Understanding Month PP JING CELESTE November 20, 2012

LESSON 8The Classification Principle / Exchange of Club Banners / Non-Attendance

RulesROD COQUIA November 27, 2012

LESSON 9Sharing Rotary with New Members / Tolerance of Differences / Vocational

Service / Unusual Makeup MeetingsPP JESS DE GUZMAN December 4, 2012

LESSON 10 Rotary Anns / Lessons in Rotary Geography / Invocations at Club Meetings PRIME DE GUZMAN December 11, 2012

LESSON 11 Official Directory / Opportunities for Fellowship / Club Singing BONG DIZON December 18, 2012

LESSON 12Senior Active Membership / Past Service Membership / Honorary

Membership / Membership In Rotary Int'l.ALEX DOMANTAY January 8, 2013

LESSON 13District Governor / The International Assembly / The District Assembly / The

District ConferenceRENE FARRO January 15, 2013

LESSON 14The PETS / Youth Exchange / Every Rotarian and Example to Youth / World

Community ServiceDIONY GALVAN January 22, 2013

LESSON 15Women's Group Associated with Rotary Clubs / Functional Literacy Program /

Concern for the AgingCONRAD MAMARADLO January 29, 2013

LESSON 16 International Conventions / Peace Conferences PP GEORGE MARAMBA February 5, 2013

LESSON 17 Inter-country Committees / RIBI JASON MEJIA February 12, 2013

LESSON 18Council on Legislation / Recreational and Vocational Fellowships / Rotary

Frienship ExchangeJOIE MENDOZA February 19, 2013

LESSON 19 RYLA / Rotary Community Corps / Rotary Volunteers / Interact PP MAR PEREZ February 26, 2013

LESSON 20 Rotaract / Rotary's Float in the Rose Parade JAY QUEYQUEP March 5, 2013

LESSON 21 RI's General Secretary / Selecting a President / Annual Rotary Themes DIN ROCERO March 12, 2013

LESSON 22The Rotary Foundation's Beginning / The Permanent Fund of the Rotary

Foundation / Ambassadorial Scholarships / GSEPP ROGEL ROSARIO March 19, 2013

LESSON 23Health, Hunger and Humanity (3-H) Grants / Matching Grants / Carl P. Miller

Discovery GrantsPE RAUL TAMAYO March 26, 2013

LESSON 24PolioPlus / PolioPlus Partners / Disaster Relief Program / Rotary Peace

ProgramsSEC. BENJIE TAN April 2, 2013

LESSON 25Paul Harris Fellows / Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished

Service Award / Public Relations of RotaryBEEP TAN April 9, 2013

LESSON 26Use of "Rotary" and the Rotary Emblem / Special Rotary Observances /

Extending Rotary / Colorful Governor's Jackets / Substance Abuse preventionPP NORMAN VELASCO April 16, 2013

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RTN RAUL “INSYONG” TAMAYO

RRROOOTTTAAAna!

wwwaaaConcept of Marriage

A Failed Attempt

The child was a typical four-year-old girl - cute, inquisitive, bright as a new penny. When she expressed difficulty in grasping the concept of marriage, her father decided to pull out his wedding photo album, thinking visual images would help.

One page after another, he pointed out the bride arriving at the church, the entrance, the wedding ceremony, the recessional, the reception, etc.

“Now do you understand?" he asked. "I think so," she said, "is that when mommy came to work for us?"

Little Johnny watched, fascinated, as his mother smoothed cold cream on her face.

"Why do you do that, Mommy?”

"To make myself beautiful," said his mother, who then began removing the cream with a tissue.

“What's the matter?" asked Little Johnny. "Giving up?"


Even ts & Miles ton es

CONGRATULATIONS toPP Mar Perez and family for being chosen this year as “UlirangPamilya.”

The RCDD Family is very proud of this recognition given to him as it reflects the quality of members our club has. More power to you PP Mar.

THE ABCs of ROTARYPRESENTOR DATE OF PRESENTATION

LESSON 1Definition of Rotary / The Offcial Rotary Flag/ Rotary's Wheel Emblem / The

Secretariat / Some Rotary FirstsJOEL BALAGTAS October 9, 2012

LESSON 2 The Object Of Rotary / Rotary Mottoes / 100% Attendance ALEN BARRAQUIEL October 16, 2012

LESSON 3 The 4-Way Test / Paul Harris / First Names or Nick Names PP JERMY BOLOS October 23, 2012

LESSON 4Four Avenues Of Service / The Rotarian and Regional Magazines /

International Responsibilities of a RotarianLEONARD BUENVENIDA October 30, 2012

LESSON 5Standard Rotary Club Constitution / The Sponsor of a New Member / Women

in RotaryAG FRED CAGUIOA November 6, 2012

LESSON 6 RI World Headquarters / More Rotary Firsts JONATHAN CALIMLIM November 13, 2012

LESSON 7 Rotary's Birthplace / Worth Understanding Month PP JING CELESTE November 20, 2012

LESSON 8The Classification Principle / Exchange of Club Banners / Non-Attendance

RulesROD COQUIA November 27, 2012

LESSON 9Sharing Rotary with New Members / Tolerance of Differences / Vocational

Service / Unusual Makeup MeetingsPP JESS DE GUZMAN December 4, 2012

LESSON 10 Rotary Anns / Lessons in Rotary Geography / Invocations at Club Meetings PRIME DE GUZMAN December 11, 2012

LESSON 11 Official Directory / Opportunities for Fellowship / Club Singing BONG DIZON December 18, 2012

LESSON 12Senior Active Membership / Past Service Membership / Honorary

Membership / Membership In Rotary Int'l.ALEX DOMANTAY January 8, 2013

LESSON 13District Governor / The International Assembly / The District Assembly / The

District ConferenceRENE FARRO January 15, 2013

LESSON 14The PETS / Youth Exchange / Every Rotarian and Example to Youth / World

Community ServiceDIONY GALVAN January 22, 2013

LESSON 15Women's Group Associated with Rotary Clubs / Functional Literacy Program /

Concern for the AgingCONRAD MAMARADLO January 29, 2013

LESSON 16 International Conventions / Peace Conferences PP GEORGE MARAMBA February 5, 2013

LESSON 17 Inter-country Committees / RIBI JASON MEJIA February 12, 2013

LESSON 18Council on Legislation / Recreational and Vocational Fellowships / Rotary

Frienship ExchangeJOIE MENDOZA February 19, 2013

LESSON 19 RYLA / Rotary Community Corps / Rotary Volunteers / Interact PP MAR PEREZ February 26, 2013

LESSON 20 Rotaract / Rotary's Float in the Rose Parade JAY QUEYQUEP March 5, 2013

LESSON 21 RI's General Secretary / Selecting a President / Annual Rotary Themes DIN ROCERO March 12, 2013

LESSON 22The Rotary Foundation's Beginning / The Permanent Fund of the Rotary

Foundation / Ambassadorial Scholarships / GSEPP ROGEL ROSARIO March 19, 2013

LESSON 23Health, Hunger and Humanity (3-H) Grants / Matching Grants / Carl P. Miller

Discovery GrantsPE RAUL TAMAYO March 26, 2013

LESSON 24PolioPlus / PolioPlus Partners / Disaster Relief Program / Rotary Peace

ProgramsSEC. BENJIE TAN April 2, 2013

LESSON 25Paul Harris Fellows / Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished

Service Award / Public Relations of RotaryBEEP TAN April 9, 2013

LESSON 26Use of "Rotary" and the Rotary Emblem / Special Rotary Observances /

Extending Rotary / Colorful Governor's Jackets / Substance Abuse preventionPP NORMAN VELASCO April 16, 2013

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1 RTN ABALOS, RAYMUND RAYMUND Member 9178226205

2 RTN BALAGTAS, JOSELITO JOEL Dir-Community Service 9227797043 9175141679 9155941160

3 RTN BARRAQUIEL, ALBERMEN ALLEN Dir - Youth Service 9198139927 9189468813

4 PP BOLOS, FELINO JERMY Protocol Officer 9228434622

5 RTN BUENVENIDA, LEONARDO LEONARD Member 9228105035 9175028688

6 AG/PP CAGUIOA, ALFREDO FRED Member 9209050313

7 RTN CALIMLIM, JONATHAN JONATHAN Treasurer 9228308866 9065513899

8 PP CASTILLO, SILVERIO SILVER Honorary Member / Adviser 9086748469

9 PP CATABAY, ELIMER BONG Member 9173287333 9209516278

10 RTN CAVE, RODOLFO DINDO Member

11 PP CELESTE, JOHN JING Dir- Rotary Foundation 9284826574

12 RTN COQUIA, RODRIGO ROD Member 9228323905 9277492849

13 PP DE GUZMAN, JESUS JESS Member 9292701515

14 RTN DE GUZMAN, JONATHAN JONATHAN Member

15 RTN DE GUZMAN, JUNEFEL JUNFEL Member 9229225112

16 RTN DE GUZMAN, PREMIERE PRIME Member 9178013313 9188542431

17 RTN DIZON, ARMANDO BONG Auditor 9174598391

18 RTN DOMANTAY, ALEX ALEX Member 9183580107

19 RTN FARRO, RENE RENE Member 9175505484

20 RTN FERNANDEZ, FLORIZEL CHE Member 9225063300 9993030457

21 RTN FUTAGOISHI, AKIRA AKIRA Member 9209098199

22 RTN GALVAN, DIONISIO DIONY Member 9175510688

23 PDG GONZALES, ALBINO ALVIN Adviser 9209228155

24 RTN GONZALES, MERLA MERLA Member 9334590394

25 RTN GOROSPE, WILFREDO WILLIE Member 9174883142

26 PP GRAHAM, MICHAEL MIKE Member 9209625450

27 RTN GRAVIDEZ, VICTORIA VICKY Member 9185888351

28 RTN HULIPAS, PAUL PAUL Member 9228728909 9199136536

29 RTN LLAMAS, ULDARICO RIC Member 9189455279

30 RTN MAMARADLO, CONRADO CONRAD Assistant Treasurer 9328919998 9209249092 9064951399

31 RTN MANUEL, ANTONIO TONY President 9235995060 9279834964

32 PP MARAMBA, GEORGE GEORGE Protocol Officer 9228434635 9186524671

33 RTN MARAMBA, JOSEPH JOSEPH Member 9212352208

34 RTN MEJIA, JASON JASON Dir-Club Administration 9234137722 9175725332

35 RTN MEJIA, LARRY LARRY Member 9209047831

36 RTN MENDOZA, JOIE JOEY Member 9332802162 9159726656

37 PP NIÑO, AMOR NIÑO Member 9164451616

38 PP PALINAR, IKE IKE Dir-Public Relations 9239612275

39 PP PEREZ, MARCOS MAR Assist. Club Secretary 9178099776 9209124213

40 RTN QUEYQUEP, CHRISTIAN JAY Dir-Public Relations 9228079260 9278938739 9997903176

41 RTN QUIJARDO, CANDITO DITS Member 9224884898 9159701667 9263500730

42 CP QUINTO, ALFREDO FRED Adviser 9178218884

43 RTN QUINTO, RENATO RENE Member 9175084460

44 RTN ROCERO, FERDINAND DIN Dir - Vocational Service 9194771111

45 RTN RODRIGUEZ, JOSE JOEY Member 9228846516 9088888640 9178938846

46 RTN ROMERO, BIENVENIDO BENNY Member 9175699115

47 PP ROSARIO, ROGELIO ROGEL Protocol Officer 9175535120 9209611798 9175535114

48 RTN SERAFICA, WILLIE WILLIE Member 9175084563

49 RTN SOLIS, EDWIN EDWIN Dir - Membership 9178277992

50 RTN TAMAYO, RAUL INSYONG Vice Pesident / President Elect 9196053371

51 PP TAMAYO, ROGER ROGER Member 9222074445

52 RTN TAN, BENJAMIN BENJIE Club Secretary 9189019119 9228923707

53 RTN TAN, MAXIMO ALEXIS BEEPBEEP Member 9175235629

54 RTN TORIO, DANILO PACOY Member 9062380769

55 PP VELASCO, NORMAN NORMAN Sgt At-Arms 9228128195 9209078738 9175086717

56 IPP ZABALA, NESTOR NESTOR Ex-Officio / Dir-Int'l Service 9175080255 9223327007

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2012

2013

RCDD RY2012-2013 - NIGHT CHAIRMENJULY RTN BEEPBEEP TAN

AUGUST DIR. JAY QUEYQUEP

SEPTEMBER RTN LEONARD BUENVENIDA

OCTOBER RTN CONRADO MAMARADLO

NOVEMBER RTN PRIME DE GUZMAN

DECEMBER DIR. DIN ROCERO

JANUARY PE RAUL TAMAYO

FEBRUARY RTN JOEY MENDOZA

MARCH DIR. ALEN BARRAQUEIL

APRIL RTN RENE FARRO

MAY SEC. BENJIE TAN

JUNE RTN JONATHAN CALIMLIM

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Pres TonyManuel

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PP JermyBolos

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1 RTN ABALOS, RAYMUND RAYMUND Member 9178226205

2 RTN BALAGTAS, JOSELITO JOEL Dir-Community Service 9227797043 9175141679 9155941160

3 RTN BARRAQUIEL, ALBERMEN ALLEN Dir - Youth Service 9198139927 9189468813

4 PP BOLOS, FELINO JERMY Protocol Officer 9228434622

5 RTN BUENVENIDA, LEONARDO LEONARD Member 9228105035 9175028688

6 AG/PP CAGUIOA, ALFREDO FRED Member 9209050313

7 RTN CALIMLIM, JONATHAN JONATHAN Treasurer 9228308866 9065513899

8 PP CASTILLO, SILVERIO SILVER Honorary Member / Adviser 9086748469

9 PP CATABAY, ELIMER BONG Member 9173287333 9209516278

10 RTN CAVE, RODOLFO DINDO Member

11 PP CELESTE, JOHN JING Dir- Rotary Foundation 9284826574

12 RTN COQUIA, RODRIGO ROD Member 9228323905 9277492849

13 PP DE GUZMAN, JESUS JESS Member 9292701515

14 RTN DE GUZMAN, JONATHAN JONATHAN Member

15 RTN DE GUZMAN, JUNEFEL JUNFEL Member 9229225112

16 RTN DE GUZMAN, PREMIERE PRIME Member 9178013313 9188542431

17 RTN DIZON, ARMANDO BONG Auditor 9174598391

18 RTN DOMANTAY, ALEX ALEX Member 9183580107

19 RTN FARRO, RENE RENE Member 9175505484

20 RTN FERNANDEZ, FLORIZEL CHE Member 9225063300 9993030457

21 RTN FUTAGOISHI, AKIRA AKIRA Member 9209098199

22 RTN GALVAN, DIONISIO DIONY Member 9175510688

23 PDG GONZALES, ALBINO ALVIN Adviser 9209228155

24 RTN GONZALES, MERLA MERLA Member 9334590394

25 RTN GOROSPE, WILFREDO WILLIE Member 9174883142

26 PP GRAHAM, MICHAEL MIKE Member 9209625450

27 RTN GRAVIDEZ, VICTORIA VICKY Member 9185888351

28 RTN HULIPAS, PAUL PAUL Member 9228728909 9199136536

29 RTN LLAMAS, ULDARICO RIC Member 9189455279

30 RTN MAMARADLO, CONRADO CONRAD Assistant Treasurer 9328919998 9209249092 9064951399

31 RTN MANUEL, ANTONIO TONY President 9235995060 9279834964

32 PP MARAMBA, GEORGE GEORGE Protocol Officer 9228434635 9186524671

33 RTN MARAMBA, JOSEPH JOSEPH Member 9212352208

34 RTN MEJIA, JASON JASON Dir-Club Administration 9234137722 9175725332

35 RTN MEJIA, LARRY LARRY Member 9209047831

36 RTN MENDOZA, JOIE JOEY Member 9332802162 9159726656

37 PP NIÑO, AMOR NIÑO Member 9164451616

38 PP PALINAR, IKE IKE Dir-Public Relations 9239612275

39 PP PEREZ, MARCOS MAR Assist. Club Secretary 9178099776 9209124213

40 RTN QUEYQUEP, CHRISTIAN JAY Dir-Public Relations 9228079260 9278938739 9997903176

41 RTN QUIJARDO, CANDITO DITS Member 9224884898 9159701667 9263500730

42 CP QUINTO, ALFREDO FRED Adviser 9178218884

43 RTN QUINTO, RENATO RENE Member 9175084460

44 RTN ROCERO, FERDINAND DIN Dir - Vocational Service 9194771111

45 RTN RODRIGUEZ, JOSE JOEY Member 9228846516 9088888640 9178938846

46 RTN ROMERO, BIENVENIDO BENNY Member 9175699115

47 PP ROSARIO, ROGELIO ROGEL Protocol Officer 9175535120 9209611798 9175535114

48 RTN SERAFICA, WILLIE WILLIE Member 9175084563

49 RTN SOLIS, EDWIN EDWIN Dir - Membership 9178277992

50 RTN TAMAYO, RAUL INSYONG Vice Pesident / President Elect 9196053371

51 PP TAMAYO, ROGER ROGER Member 9222074445

52 RTN TAN, BENJAMIN BENJIE Club Secretary 9189019119 9228923707

53 RTN TAN, MAXIMO ALEXIS BEEPBEEP Member 9175235629

54 RTN TORIO, DANILO PACOY Member 9062380769

55 PP VELASCO, NORMAN NORMAN Sgt At-Arms 9228128195 9209078738 9175086717

56 IPP ZABALA, NESTOR NESTOR Ex-Officio / Dir-Int'l Service 9175080255 9223327007

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2013

RCDD RY2012-2013 - NIGHT CHAIRMENJULY RTN BEEPBEEP TAN

AUGUST DIR. JAY QUEYQUEP

SEPTEMBER RTN LEONARD BUENVENIDA

OCTOBER RTN CONRADO MAMARADLO

NOVEMBER RTN PRIME DE GUZMAN

DECEMBER DIR. DIN ROCERO

JANUARY PE RAUL TAMAYO

FEBRUARY RTN JOEY MENDOZA

MARCH DIR. ALEN BARRAQUEIL

APRIL RTN RENE FARRO

MAY SEC. BENJIE TAN

JUNE RTN JONATHAN CALIMLIM

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W E L C O M E

If you attended our Meeting today as your make-up attendance, our Club Secretary will gladly sign this portion to acknowledge

your presence in our club today. We hope you enjoyed your stay!

Sec. Benjie Tan Date

PARTNERS-IN-SERVICE

FELLOW ROTARIAN!

NotesNotes

W E L C O M E

If you attended our Meeting today as your make-up attendance, our Club Secretary will gladly sign this portion to acknowledge

your presence in our club today. We hope you enjoyed your stay!

Sec. Benjie Tan Date

PARTNERS-IN-SERVICE

FELLOW ROTARIAN!

PARTNERS-IN-SERVICE

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