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Pres Abot, PP Val and Dir Gary with volunteer nurses and health

workers at the medical and dental mission in Baranggay San Roque,

Malilipot, Albay on July 21, 2012.

Vol. XXXIII No. 04 26 July 2012

ANCHOR

The

OFFICIAL WEEKLY PUBLICATION OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF SUBIC

THIS YEAR’S THEME LOGO

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I N V O C A T I O N

We invoke your blessing on this meeting and upon our being together. The joy of the Lord is our strength. We enjoy the fellowship we find here, as it makes us feel more regal than feeble. Help us to enjoy doing good, supporting and encouraging one another. Thank you Lord, for this good group and for letting us know that those great among us must first become great in serving others. Bless us with the pure pleasure of service and the joy of giving. Amen.

WEAR YOUR ROTARY PIN WITH PRIDE EVERYDAY!

Enjoy Rotary with Songs

LET EVERY GOOD KNIGHT

RAISE HIS HELMET AND

GLOVE,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

TO CARRY OUR MESSAGE

OF SERVICE AND LOVE,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

Chorus:

VIVE LE, VIVE LE ROTARY!

VIVE LE, VIVE LE ROTARY!

TRUTH IS OUR RIGHT

LOVE IS OUR MIGHT

VIVE LE ROTARY!

WHEN SOMETHING IS WRONG,

LET US STRAIGHTEN IT OUT,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

FOR NOTHING IS WORSE

THAN A FEAR OR A DOUBT,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

(Repeat Chorus)

THE GROOMING OF A MAN

IS A DUTY WE CLAIM,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

LET’S CARRY ON BUSINESS

WITH FAME TO OUR NAME,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

(Repeat Chorus)

THE MAN WITH A SMILE IS

THE FELLOW WE NEED,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

WHO LOSES HIMSELF IN

THE SHAMING OF GREED,

VIVE LE ROTARY!

(Repeat Chorus)

VIVE LE ROTARY

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Rotary Club of Subic

Club No. 16931 Chartered June 24, 1980 Rotary International District 3790

Subic, Zambales, Philippines

4th Weekly Meeting, RY 2012-2013 — July 26

PROGRAM

MEETS EVERY THURSDAY, 8:00 P.M., AT WHITE ROCK WATER PARK & RESORT HOTEL, MATAIN, SUBIC, ZAMBALES

Call to Order Pres. Abot Doles Invocation PP Baby Dela Llana Pambansang Awit Treas. Gigi Tumaca Four-Way Test PE Noli Gojol Introduction of Guests PP Sam Calixto Joke Time PP Ses Basas Enjoy Rotary with Songs PP Arnel Domingo Introduction of the Speaker Sec. PP Glenn Manangan Classification Talk Rtn. Che Comandante Presentation of Token Secretary’s Report Sec. PP Glenn Manangan President’s Time Pres. Abot Doles Recognition Time Dir. Gary Basas Adjournment Pres. Abot Doles

Moderator

PP Edwin Reyes

MISSION-VISION STATEMENT

OUR MISSION TO BE THE OUTSTANDING CLUB IN THE DIS-

TRICT

OUR VISION

INNOVATOR FOR A HAPPIER AND MORE ACTIVE CLUB

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Good day and welcome to our 4th regular meeting. As the end of my first fulfilling month of presidency beckons, I am very thankful for all your support, and I know that this will continue, thereby helping us to attain our goals and put our club in the limelight once again.

In community service for July we had our Brigada Eskwela school supplies distribution and the medical and dental mission held in Legaspi, Albay. We also finished our Tree Planting project at the Subic Watershed, Subic, Zambales. To all who spent their time and means in support of these projects maraming salamat po!

The Membership Development Seminar (MDS) will be on July 28 at Loui's Hotel in Balanga, Bataan. To all who pledged to attend and will attend this seminar thank you sa suporta nyo sa pagyayabang ko sa district!

To all our members, specially to our newly inducted members, I encourage all of you to attend the MDS because this seminar will help you to understand and know that Rotary makes a difference in our life and know the impact on how Rotary changes the lives of others. This gives you a chance to grow positively as Rotarians, so I ask you to be involved.

To all the donors in the Bikini Open held last July 23, namely PP/Sec Glenn, Dir. Ompong, Dir. Gary, Treas. Gigi and Rtn. Willy salamat po sa inyo!

The municipality of Subic and Subicom extend their gratitude and thanks for supporting this binabagyong event. To Dir. Ompong special thanks for representing our club in the SOMA at Subic Central School.

This coming month let's start again. Let us use the strength of our club to serve. Let's face it... I know that our club is hampered by lack of funds but, sa dami natin, I know that each & everyone of us has so much potential para itawid natin ito. Basta tulong- tulong lang tayo.

GOD BLESS US ALL...

President’s Message Pres. Herbert “Abot” Doles

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Dir Gary, a dentist, in action.

Secretary’s Update Sec. PP Glenn Manangan

Project Name: MEDICAL AND DENTAL MISSION

Description: Pres Abot, Dir Gary, a dentist, and PP Val Bertes flew all the

way to Albay, the latter’s hometown, to extend medical and dental

assistance to his indigent constituents. Complemented by three local

physicians, two dentists, six nurses and eight volunteer health workers,

close to five hundred patients were attended to for the whole day event.

Medicines, which were solicited from the generous pharmaceutical

companies were more than enough. The event was very orderly as everyone

were properly informed and screened one week before the mission .

Date: July 21, 2012

Venue/Location: Barangay San Roque, Malilipot, Albay

Beneficiaries: 450 medical patients and 228 dental patients

(The lead photo in this report is featured in the front page of this issue.-Eds.)

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A volunteer physician attends to one of our patients.

Map of Albay showing the location of Malilipot town.

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Rtn. Cheryl E. Comandante HOME ADDRESS Blk 20 Lot 14 Prk 13, Balaybay,

Castillejos, Zambales

BIRTHDATE July 4, 1985

BIRTHPLACE Olongapo City

AGE 26 years old

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY November 30

CHILDREN

CIVIL STATUS Married

SPOUSE Jim Comandante

TEL/CEL NO. 0921 756 8922

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND ELEM. Balaybay Reset. Elementary School

SEC. San Guillermo National High School

COLLEGE Columban College

DEGREE BS Business Admin. Major in Management

EMPLOYMENT/PROFESSIONAL Branch Head, Unity Bank, Inc. -

EXPERIENCE Subic Branch

OTHERS

SPONSOR PP Ses Basas

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

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Induction of RC Subic Bay at Welltz Restaurant, Terrace Hotel, SBFZ, last

June 12, 2012

INDUCTION GALLERY

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Joint Induction of RC Sta Cruz and RC Masinloc with AG Buboy Valles at

Dawal Beach Resort in Candelaria, Zambales held last June 20, 2012

RC Iba Induction with their charming Incoming Pres Apple Caguioa held at

RMTU Gym in Iba, Zambales last July 9

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Warming-up at Bon’s Restaurant in Iba prior to attending Iba Induction

Gov Tony Bautista at Iba Induction

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ROTARY INFORMATION

Ten lessons learned from the Future Vision pilot As The Rotary Foundation prepares for the global launch of its new grant model next July, a number of changes are being made based on feedback from Future Vision pilot districts. Rotarians can expect to see these improvements in coming months: 1. A user-friendly online system for

district qualification and grant application

2. A streamlined global grant application process with clearly defined expectations and a list of resources to help applicants get started

3. Clear guidelines on how to meet global grant requirements for area of focus and sustainability

4. Expanded criteria in two areas of focus: basic education and literacy now includes secondary education, and disease prevention and treatment covers prevention of noncommunicable diseases and health promotion; in addition, all areas of focus allow certain types of infrastructure projects

5. The elimination of a requirement that applicants for global grant scholarships provide proof of language testing

6. Adjustments to the composition of vocational training teams, reducing the minimum number of travelers to three and allowing, with Foundation approval, the team leader to be a non-Rotarian

7. Funding for international travel to implement global grant projects 8. An option for a contingency fund of up to 20 percent of the total

district grant spending plan 9. A reduction in the minimum budget for a packaged grant from

US$50,000 to $20,000 10. The addition of a district stewardship subcommittee to ensure

careful management of grant funds The Foundation expects these improvements to help Rotarians develop projects that meet the eligibility requirements for global grants, thus reducing the time from application through payment. Rotary News—20 July 2012

Expanded criteria for the basic

education and literacy area of focus

will include secondary education.

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Dear Pres Abot & PP Glenn, I attended RCLMS meeting this morning, where I was given the opportunity to deliver a brief speech

regarding the status of our Sisterhood Agreement. I sent u a text message about it at around 10:30pm Manila time (maybe u were still at the meeting). Did you receive it? Here's the text of my speech: "Good morning, and thank you for this opportunity. Thank you also for the warm welcome you have been according me everytime I attend your meeting or any of your other activities. In my capacity as the official representative of the Rotary Club of Subic, allow me to make a few statements regarding the status of our Sisterhood Agreement. It's been almost two years now since the forging of our special relationship, as the agreement was signed by then Pres. Vic Fernitz, and myself. Our performance in terms of attaining our goals may not be considered outstanding, but we believed we have done well in general. Specifically, the Rotary Club of Lincolnshire Morning Star has been consistent in sending us a copy of your weekly bulletin, posting in your website the pictures that we have been sending you, and, at one time, giving monetary contribution in support of one of our high-impact service projects. Ironically, I may not be able to say as much for our own Subic club, except that everytime we implement a service project, we always make it a point to announce to everyone, prominently printed in streamers, that such a particular project is being done in partnership with our sister club in the US, the RCLMS. We believed it is one good way of emphasizing the internationality of our great organization, and, truly, it is a source of much pride and inspiration for us members of RCS. We just hope, though, that you don't see anything wrong with what we have been doing, because, with your permission, we intend to continue doing similarly, for this year and, hopefully, for the years to come. Going back to monetary contributions, well, you have already started doing it, and we are truly grateful for the favor. I regret to say that we still have to send our first contribution. Hopefully, in the near future, we will also be able to send something to reciprocate your generosity. Thank you so much, anyway, for your patience and understanding.

Mailbox

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At the onset of the last RY, our club unanimously approved the renewal of our Sisterhood Agreement. We then asked if you could do the same. You did a lot better, however, because under the leadership of IPP Neil Pearlman, you approved not only for one year but for two years, including this RY. We thank you for that, because it is a manifestation of your trust and confidence in us as one of your close partners in service. RCS must, therefore, endeavor to do much more to be worthy of such trust. Before ending my speech, let me extend the greeting of our new club President Herbert Doles and the rest of our membership: To Pres. Valerie and all RCLMS members, we wish you all good health, good luck, and a happy, productive RY. We invite you to come visit us in Subic. As our Phil Tourism slogan says "It's more fun in the Philippines." I would dare to add " But it's much more fun in Subic." Thank you, and good day."

Rotary clubs serve communities around the world, each with unique concerns and needs. Rotarians have continually adapted and improved the way they respond to those needs, taking on a broad range of service projects. The most successful and sustainable Rotary service tends to fall within one of the following six areas:

Peace and conflict prevention/resolution

Disease prevention and treatment

Water and sanitation

Maternal and child health

Basic education and literacy

Economic and community development Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation recognize these six areas of focus as organizational priorities, and there are countless ways that Rotarians can address these needs locally and internationally.

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OPINION

What is Rotary? Reduced to a single word, Rotary is Opportunity. RI Past President Clem Renouf said, "Rotary takes ordinary men [and women], and gives them extra-ordinary opportunities."

Of course, Rotary is many other things. The words "service" and "fellowship" are often employed to describe the international organization. Other descriptions are valid, of course, but perhaps there is no better single word to encompass all that Rotary stands for. Rotary is opportunity, including – perhaps starting with – service and fellowship, but extending far beyond those two basics.

Rotary is opportunity for acquaintance. Without Rotary, members would have much more limited local acquaintance, limited perhaps to workplace and residential neighborhood. Through Rotary, acquaintance is spread across the community, and with the benefit of the classification system, it includes representatives of most of the local businesses and professions.

Rotary is opportunity for networking. Paul Harris initiated that first gathering of friends because of a desire for friendly social contacts. But one of their first decisions was to limit new members to one representative from each business and profession, and emphasis was given to targeting their business relations primarily to one another. Rotarians have confidence they can turn to each other for professional or business needs.

Rotary is opportunity for personal growth. A member becomes a committee chairman, a club secretary, or president, and rising to expectations of the job, gains self-confidence, poise, and increased leadership ability.

Rotary is opportunity for better citizenship. Through weekly programs, Rotarians enlarge their understanding of government, business, and society. Through participation in community projects, they gain appreciation for local needs, and their ability to meet some of those needs.

Rotary is opportunity for mentoring. Through club sponsorship of Interact and Rotaract clubs, through school projects or literacy programs, members are challenged to share their expertise in situations that would not be available to them other than through Rotary.

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Rotary is opportunity for ethical awareness. Emphasis is placed on high standards of personal integrity, for example those spelled out in the Four-Way Test. These expectations call on Rotarians to practice and encourage ethical behavior in the workplace and the community.

Rotary is opportunity for world understanding. Through exposure to Group Study Exchange teams, to departing and returning Ambassadorial Scholars, and to Youth Exchange, Rotarians gain a multi-cultural awareness, and insight into the world society.

Rotary is opportunity – let us not overlook this – for fellowship and service. But isn’t that included in and enlarged upon in all of the other opportunities mentioned? The word "opportunity" obviously leads us to ask, and answer, "Opportunity for what?" The opportunities mentioned here are only a beginning; many more could be added.

But the central fact remains: Rotary is Opportunity.

By Frank Deaver www.rotaryfirst100.org/historians/deaver/editorials/rotaryisop.htm

Where to Make up

TUESDAY RC OLONGAPO 7:00 P.M. Max Restaurant, Magsaysay Drive, OC RC FREE PORT ZONE 7:30 P.M. Rali’s Restaurant, SBMA WEDNESDAY RC IBA, ZAMBALES 7:00 P.M. The Palmera Garden, Iba, Zambales RC SUBIC BAY 7:30 P.M. Light House Moonbay Marina, SBMA RC OLONGAPO CENTENNIAL 8:30 P.M. Chums & Buckets Bar & Grill, O.C. RC SUBIC BAY SUNRISE 7:30 P.M. Aristocrat Restaurant, SBMA THURSDAY RC METRO OLONGAPO 7:30 P.M. Subic Bay Yacht Club, SBMA FRIDAY RC DOWNTOWN OLONGAPO 8:00 P.M. Seorabeol Hotel, SBMA RC STA. CRUZ, ZAMBALES 7:30 P.M. The Lechonan sa Mayanan, SCZ

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OTHER “THINGS THAT” MATTER☺

TIME OUT!

Supergranny enjoying wi-fi Comfort Zone?

Top 5 excuses for not having sex

Sex excuse 1: "I'm too tired." “Please babe, I’ve been at work all day and I’m tired”. A recent study has revealed that the “I’m too tired” scenario has become the top excuse to avoid having sex.

Sex excuse 2: "I'm on my period." This is obviously an excuse that the gentleman among us can’t pull out of the bag when they’re just not feel-ing up to it. For the ladies, it’s a favourite excuse that works every time.

Sex excuse 3: "I'm angry with you." Some try and avoid sex by dragging out an argument for longer than it needed to last or purposely causing one. You’re having a fantastic evening watching films, gorging on a candle-lit romantic meal, and laughing at each other’s jokes when suddenly the bedroom part comes and boom – you just remembered your argument from the other night.

Sex excuse 4: "I've got a headache."People all over the world seem to get a headache when it’s leading up to the big moment. We can’t think why. In fact, the fake headache excuse has been put to use so much that it made it to third place in a recent survey of top excuses for not having sex.

Sex excuse 5: "I don't have time." We can feel your pain with this one. As we’re working longer hours, there seems to be less time for sex and more time for hard work. If you’re genuinely struggling for time, throw sponta-neity out of the window and schedule sex in. It sounds unsexy, but there’s nothing wrong with planning a session of romance if it’s completely stopped happening on its own.

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Past Club Presidents & RI Themes

1980-81 Leonardo U. Afable Take Time to Serve 1981-82 Carlito M. Lesaca World Understanding & Peace

through Rotary 1982-83 Cecilio P. Reyes Mankind Is One - Build Bridges of

Friendship Throughout the World 1983-84 Benjamin Tomilloso Share Rotary – Serve People 1984-85 Marcelino Guiang Discover a New World of Service 1985-86 Michael W. Elliott You Are the Key 1986-87 Moises E. Basas Rotary Brings Hope 1987-88 Isaias Q. Vindua Rotarians –United in Service -

Dedicated to Peace 1988-89 Jose N. Pinto, Sr. Put Life into Rotary - Your Life 1989-90 Christopher Hancock Enjoy Rotary 1990-91 Marciano M. De la Cruz Honor Rotary with Faith and

Enthusiasm 1991-92 Enrique L. Salang Look Beyond Yourself 1992-93 David A. Yap Real Happiness Is Helping Others 1993-94 Bernabe G. Fabian Believe in What You Do – Do

What You Believe In 1994-95 Antonio L. Ong Be a Friend 1995-96 Dorothy F. Bautista Act with Integrity, Serve with

Love, Work for Peace 1996-97 Renato O. Laag Build the Future with Action and

Vision 1997-98 Alexander C. Nozuelo Show Rotary Cares 1998-99 Leonardo L. Suarez Follow Your Rotary Dream Filomeno L. Fernandez 1999-00 Samuel B. Calixto Act with Consistency, Credibility,

and Continuity 2000-01 Leonardo A. Misagal Create Awareness, Take Action 2001-02 Apolinario T. Bueno Mankind Is Our Business 2002-03 Alberto P. Hechanova Sow the Seeds of Love 2003-04 Arnel F. Domingo Lend a Hand 2004-05 Virgilio G. Cawagdan Celebrate Rotary 2005-06 Bayani V. Chavez Service Above Self 2006-07 Loretta P. Dela Llana Lead the Way 2007-08 Ely B. Ramos Rotary Shares 2008-09 Glenn C. Manangan Make Dreams Real 2009-10 Valiente V. Bertes The Future of Rotary Is in Your Hands 2010-11 Edwin B. Reyes Building Communities Bridging

Continents 2011-12 Eduardo M. Corpus Reach Within to Embrace

Humanity

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CLUB LEADERSHIP PLAN

MEMBERSHIP Dir. Gary Basas

Attendance Sec. PP Glenn Manangan

Weekly Meeting Programs Sec. PP Glenn Manangan

Recruitment & Retention PP Bernie Fabian

Fellowship & Sports Activities Rtn. Willy Balaba

Rotary Orientation &

Classification Survey PP Ses Basas

Attendance to District/Cluster

Affairs Pres. Abot Doles

Family of Rotary PP Baby Dela Llana

SERVICE PROJECTS Dir. Ompong Dalluay

Club Serivce PP Sam Calixto

Community Service Rtn. Elmer Tumaca

Vocational Service Rtn. Jessie Salonga

International Service PP Vir Cawagdan

Youth Service Rtn. Borro Millora

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION

Collection PP Bernie Fabian

Grants PE Noli Gojol

PUBLIC RELATIONS Dir. Norman Emeterio

Radio/TV Dir. Ompong Dalluay

Newspaper Publication Pres. Abot Doles

Billboards/Signages Sec. PP Glenn Manangan

Articles to PRM/GML Sec. PP Glenn Manangan

Club History PP Ses Basas

CLUB ADMINISTRATION Dir. PP Sam Calixto

Club Funds Treas. Gigi Tumaca

SAR/PRM Sec. PP Glenn Manangan

Club Bulletin PP Sam Calixto

Meeting Logistics Rtn. Jun Suarez

Fundraising PP Val Bertes

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ROSTER OF MEMBERS

Name / Rotary Title-Nickname / RF Date of Admission / Member No.

Email AddressSpouse

Default Area Code - 47

Classification or Member Type

Moises E. Basas PP Ses PHF 01 June 1980 263737 lenses1925@yahoo.com

Marilen 2323050

09178869891 Preventive Dentistry

Bernabe G. Fabian PP Bernie PHF RFSM 01-Apr-1987 1482391 berniefabian2002@yahoo.com

Tess 2224483

09175121860 General Dentistry

Apolinario T. Bueno PP Pol RFSM 15-Jun-1998 3384667

09399393109 Transportation Svs.

Alberto P. Hechanova PP Albert PHF 04-Oct-1999 5157489 ahechanova@hotmail.com

Millette 2322500

09178028688 Drug Retailing

Arnel F. Domingo PP Nell PHF 07-Aug-2000 5319472 afdomingo_ri3790@yahoo.com

Nette 2236776

09209114989 Universal Banking

Alfred F. Domingo R Oby RFSM 24-Jun-2002 5768611

Lyn 2234362

09194306699 Restorative Dentistry

Loretta P. Dela Llana PP Baby PHF 24-Jun-2002 5768612

09198565411 Handicraft Services

Virgilio G. Cawagdan PP Vir PHF 24-Jun-2002 5770629

Des 09228097209 Chemical

Engineering

Eduardo Mil Corpus IPP Bong PHF 28-Jul-2003 5993453

Linda 09282318487 Mechanical Engineering

Glenn Corpus Manangan PP Glenn PHF 03-Nov-2003 6032861

Cielo 2321462

09189173994 Hardware Retailing

Herbert Doles P Abot RFSM 10-Nov-2003 6070650

Marites 09081444613 Meat Dealership

Edwin B. Reyes I PP Edwin 01-Jul-2004 6177384

09213533463 Auto Supply

Leonardo Guevara Jr. R JunJun 01-Jul-2004 6177383

09182350489 Import/Export

Services

Valiente V. Bertes PP Val PHF 23-Aug-2004 3312741

Eva 2321188

09189255623 General Contracting

Honorio Norman G. Emeterio Jr. R Norman RFSM 23-Aug-2004 6247110

Evelyn 09172555271 Sanitary Engineering

Jessie J. Salonga R Jessie RFSM 20-Sep-2004 6247112

Rowena 2322432

09193467932 General Contracting

Gary Virgilio Basas R Gary RFSM 5-Dec-2004 6247114

09178869892 General Dentistry

Juan R. Deveraturda III R Jun 24 Jun 2005 6366008

Cleo 09205641459 Government Services

Leoncio Dalluay Jr. R Ompong 24 Jun 2005 6366009

Annie 09995047484 Memorial Services

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Name / Rotary Title-Nickname / RF Date of Admission / Member No.

Email AddressSpouse

Default Area Code - 47

Classification or Member Type

Noli D. Gojol R Noli PHF 03 July 2006 6539024

Lyn 09285066324 Interior Design

Lopito A. Marcos R Macoy PHF 13 Dec 2007 6539021

Vicky 09175773729 Marine Elect. & Engr.

Marilyn M. Aranas R Lyn RFSM 19 Jul 2007 6714160

Noli 09285240770 Garment Shop/Hotel

Management

Jefferson F. Khonghun R Jay RFSM 19 Jul 2007 6714139

Government Service

Leonardo F. Suarez Jr. R Jun RFSM 30 Jun 2008 6896276

09192309198 Fast Food Services

Cecilia P. Reyes R Cecil 30 Jun 2008 6896279

09162413484 Education Services

Amadeo Franklin C. Fedalizo R Frank 14 Aug 2008 6949354

Kathy 09175796247 Public Transport

Services

Reynaldo Uy R Boy 04 Dec 2008 6954487

09209524205 Petroleum Dealership

Antonio F. Dela Cruz R Tony 18 Dec 2008 1482394

Lita 09204003222 Retail Services

Elmer S. Tumaca R Elmer 05 Mar 2009 6993730

Gie 09202270024 General Contracting

George U. Lorenzana R George PHF 14 May 2009 7043011

Veronica 09178377813 Hotel & Restaurant

Management

Borromeo B. Millora Jr. R Borro 03 Aug 2009 8026473

09496649046 Real Estate Leasing

Samuel B. Calixto PP Sam RFSM 31 Dec 2009 3191306 sam.calixto@yahoo.com

Remy 09324411603 09279858528

Computer Software Services

Rosalinda Miranda R Rose 22 Apr 2010 8125900

Conrad 09995931756 Government Services

Maria Elena C. Basas R Len 22 Apr 2010 6645616

Ses 09322945766 Food Cart Services

Eva D. Bertes R Eva 22 Apr 2010 8137722

Val 09209508808 Government Services

Nenita Y. Domingo R Nette RFSM 22 Apr 2010 6247103

Arnel 09209273910 Universal Banking

Geraldine A. Tumaca R Gie 22 Apr 2010 8137524

Elmer 09193845164 General Contracting

Edwin C. Corpus August 15, 2011 8383665 RFSM RTN. Edwin

Lina 09178008308 Poultry Supplies

Nestor C. Milan August 15, 2011 8383694 RFSM Rtn. Nes

Linalie 09158320852 Industrial

Engineering

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VISITING ROTARIAN

Name _______________________________________

Rotary Club _______________________________________

has made up at the Rotary Club of Subic.

Date July 26, 2012

Signature _______________________________________ PP Glenn Manangan, Club Secretary

Name / Rotary Title-Nickname / RF Date of Admission / Member No.

Email AddressSpouse

Default Area Code - 47

Classification or Member Type

Darwin Dancel 21 Jun 2012

Ice Dealership

Gabriel Agapay 21 Jun 2012

Egg Dealership

Donna Liza G. Rocafor 21 Jun 2012

Nursing

Cheryl Comandante R Che 21 Jun 2012

Jim 09217568922 Rural Banking

Wilfredo Balaba R Willy 21 Jun 2012

Livestock Trading

Maria Teresa Fabian R Tess 21 Jun 2012

Bernie Orthodontics

Isaias Q. Vindua PP Ising 01 Jul 2008 263722

Letty Honorary Member

Enrique L. Salang PP Ike Daisy Honorary Member

Valentino T. Ola PP Val Fely Honorary Member

Mel P. Simon PDG Mel (D-6690) mpsimon@eurekanet.com

Lydia Honorary Member

Jeffrey Khonghun R Jeffrey 31 Dec 2005 6453470

Honorary Member

Angelli Valencia PP Angelli 30 Jun 2006 1904172

Honorary Member

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OBJECT OF ROTARY

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

FIRST The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;

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

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

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

AVENUES OF SERVICE

Club Service focuses on strengthening fellowship and ensuring the effective functioning of the club.

Vocational Service encourages Rotarians to serve others through their vocations and to practice high ethical standards.

Community Service covers the projects and activities the club undertakes to improve life in its community.

International Service encompasses actions taken to expand Rotary’s humanitarian reach around the globe and to promote world understanding and peace.

New Generations Service recognizes the positive change implemented by youth and young adults through leadership development activities, service projects, and exchange programs.

THE 4-WAY TEST

Of the things we think, 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?