GML Vol. 25 No. 8 February 2012

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District 3780 commemorates Rotarys 107th anniversary by serving less fortunate other

Medical, surgical, dental, optical and diagnostic services for poor patientsClose to 2,000 patients from indigent families were served during the district-wide medical, optical, dental, diagnostic mission hlast February 25, 2012 at the Quezon City Hall, with RC Kamuning, RC Kamuning Central, and RC Camp Crame as lead host clubs sported by other clubs. The beneficiaries included about 600 children and 550 adults for free medical consultations and medicin300 optical patients, 250 dental patients, and 85 free x-ray, ecg & cbg examinations Free medical and surgical services were con

rently provided by RC San Francisco del Monte at the nearby campus of Ramon Magsaysay High School as part of the district progra

Rotary 2012 Fun Run-for-a-Cause benefits cancer-stricken childrenHundreds of Rotarians, members of their families, friends, health enthusiasts, and volunteer public servants participated in the RotRun 2012 (5K Run for a Cause) event that started at 4:30 AM on February 26th. The fund-raiser was hosted by RC Diliman and sported by RC New Manila East, RC Midtown Cubao, RC Cubao West, RC Roces, RC Kamuning, RC Valencia, RC Camp Crame, and Cubao East. The beneficiaries of the event are cancer-stricken children from poor families housed in the Tahan-Tahanan facility at

East Avenue Medical Center.


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107 Years of Service to Mankind

Its seven years more than a century ago

that Paul Harris breathed life into the worldsfirst service organization. He and his three

riends gathered together on that wintry evening of February 23,1905 and began what is now known as Rotary International. Feel-ng cold and lonely, they were one in creating our unique world ofellowship and service.

Did Paul Harris ever think his four-member organization would grownto a worldwide movement of more than 2.2 million? Perhaps not.On one occasion he was asked about it and he said casually that if

ne planted a seed it would have to contend with the sun and rainnd all the forces that would influence its growth. He didnt live

ong enough to witness the growth of Rotary from one small club tomore than 32,000 clubs around the world.

He died in 1947. But until today his dream has continued to live in

he hearts and minds of Rotarians and the Rotary movement haseaselessly moved forward to change peoples lives to attain theream of building a beautiful and peaceful world.

his month, Rotarians have every reason to celebrate Rotarys

107th founding anniversary. For 107 years Rotary has overcomehe challenge of every generation and has continued to do good inhe world to promote friendship and peace. It has continued tohange lives through relevant service projects that empower peo-le to attain self-sufficiency and self-reliance. It has continued toring hope to millions of people who would otherwise have spentheir lives in misery. Through programs and projects focused onoverty, health and hunger, literacy, crime, drug abuse, and thenvironment, Rotary has made its mark in the history of mankind.

One fine example is The Rotary Foundations PolioPlus program

which was started right here in the Philippines in 1978 in collabora-on with the Philippine government. With its initial success, Polio-lus was adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) and im-lemented worldwide in 1988 with the goal of banishing thereaded poliovirus from the face of the earth by 2005. Today, Ro-ary is that close to eliminating polio. Only three (Nigeria, Pakistan,

& Afghanistan) of the 125 polio-endemic countries in 1988 remainwith pockets of polio outbreaks. In 2011, less than 650 polio caseswere reported. When PolioPlus was launched, polio infected an

stimated 350,000 children a year. But today, more than 2 billionhildren have already been immunized in 122 countries, prevent-ng 5 million cases of paralysis and 250,000 deaths.

With these figures, can you imagine what our world would haveecome under the clutches of polio? Those more than 2 billion chil-ren who have been immunized are now living normal and happyves and are looking forward to a future that is bright and secure.

Rotarys success in the PolioPlus program demonstrates its tre-

mendous relevance to our world. This success has drawn the sup-ort of international partners, including the Bill and Melinda Gatesoundation which has contributed some US$405 million to beef upunds to completely eliminate polio.

While PolioPlus stands as Rotarys single greatest contribution to

he world, Rotary clubs bring other miracles to the lives of people in

heir communities. These miracles, brought through simple but

relevant projects, lead to peace. When a poor child is able to gschool through a scholarship grant, when a person is given acto employment, when a family is benefited by a livelihood progwhen the poor is able to enjoy free health services and medicithese are simple avenues of service that bring peace to peo

lives in almost every corner of the world. Add to these the mprograms of The Rotary Foundation and you have a kaleidoscoplife-changing miracles that bring rainbows to the lives of the poo

Departing from the tradition of holding a dinner among a few

dred Rotarians, to commemorate Rotarys anniversary this our district decided to hold two memorable events which lent mmeaning to the celebration of the founding of our organizaFirst, last February 25th, we held a big medical, dental, optical,diagnostic mission at the Quezon City Hall. Dubbed as the mo

of medical missions several teams of doctors, nurses, pha

cists, dentists and optometrists attended to close to 2,000 patifrom the indigent communities in Quezon City. Almost a hunRotarians from RI D3780 led by the Silver Presidents camserve the patients who were then attended to by the medical prtioners from UNTV Cable TV, Ang Dating Daan Foundation

Kuya Daniel Razon, as arranged by the Rotary Club of Kamuheaded by Silver President Eco Capa; the Philippine Nationalice medical and dental corps through the courtesy of Silver Pdent PNP Director General Nick Bartolome of the Rotary CluCamp Crame; the Philippine General Hospital upon the invitatiothe Rotary Club of Kamuning Central headed by Silver PresiAiza Remedios; and the Armed Forces of the Philippines medcorps whose presence was requested by Silver President Col. BJungco, IPP Adel Corpus and Rtn Col. Gerry Samudio of the Ro

Club of Camp Aguinaldo. There were unlimited supplies of mcines and eyeglasses, laboratory examinations were provided snacks were served and entertainment was given to the patiwhile waiting for their turn. Additionally, the Rotary Club of Francisco del Monte, led by Silver President Ronnie Yap, heparallel medical and surgical mission at the Ramon MagsaHigh School in Cubao. Forty-five patients were operated on incing 22 major surgeries inside the clubs mobile surgical unit.

Second, on the following day, February 26th, to commemoWorld Peace and Understanding, our district held the first-evetary Run, a 5-kilometer fun run that started from Quezon City to Commonwealth Avenue and around the Quezon Memorial CRotarians, with a number of them with their spouses and child

ran side-by-side hundreds of police officers from the PNP anddiers from the Armed Forces in a display of unity and peace. Rotary Club of Diliman led by Silver President Jeng Ronquillothe Rotary Club of Roces led by Silver President Eren Tumali wlead host clubs, which apart from organizing the event, provthe cash prizes and medals awarded to the winners.

This month therefore as we celebrate Rotarys 107th founding aversary, let us reflect on the many simple ways that we htouched peoples lives and find real joy in our contributions to w

peace. From this, let us find inspiration to continue serving otas we move forward to our dream of building a beautiful peaceful world.


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February is World Under-standing and PeaceMonth in Rotary. I con-sider this as one of themore significant themesmade more apparent with

the unveiling by RIPE Sa-kuji Tanaka of the next RItheme, Peace Through

Service.

The recent series of disasters in parts ofthe world (including the Philippines in Ca-gayan De Oro, Iligan City, Dumaguete, etc.)caused by typhoons, landslides, snow-storms, tsunamis and earthquakes havebrought out the best in those who care andunderstand the need for international unityand call for immediate humanitarian actionin order to help those who had been mostaffected and in dire need of immediate as-sistance. If you have been following theseevents closely, you will find that Rotary isconsistently present and doing its part tothe fullest. Let us continue to do our partbecause together we can create a biggerimpact and a greater difference.

I always believe that the Internationality ofRotary is one of the primary reasons why it

has survived through the years and evenexpanded to more countries than what PaulHarris could have ever imagined when hestarted this great organization 107 yearsago. Rotary has developed a unique abilityto sustain international cooperation and

understanding. This has been going onthrough the implementation of joint pro-jects between 2 or more clubs from differ-ent districts and from different countries. Ofcourse the various Rotary Foundationscholarships and exchange programs con-tributed tremendously towards the develop-ment of tolerance and awareness of differ-ent cultures and beliefs.

Actually this thought will never be appreci-ated by Rotarians who have never involvedthemselves in the many aspects of Rotary.Merely attending meetings will not makeone a committed Rotarian though it is nec-essary part of our involvement. The greaterpart is to be able to experience what Rotaryhas done and continues to do for the com-munities and the world. Only then will onestart to appreciate what being a Rotarian isall about. Many of us have been able torealize this because we took the extra stepof trying to discover what Rotary has to of-

fer and how we can be an important ment of a greater effort.

In 1956-57 Gian Paolo Langof the RoClub of Livorno, Italy, was the 46th Pdent of Rotary International. His Rotarsion: To educate, encourage, and fo

understanding among all peoples. He quoted as saying in an address to the 1Rotary Convention, Lucerne, Switzerl

"The spirit of Rotary is not exclusive; i

pands. It is not local, it is universal. It is

wish to understand and be understood

see virtues rather than faults in other

find what we have in common rather t

what divides us."

Let us not forget to celebrate

107thanniversary of Rotary. Lets obsthis milestone by participating in and porting events that will create more aw

ness of the good that Rotary brings to thwho are most in need in this imperworld of ours. In order to commemoratebirth of Rotary International and live uthe February RI theme, our District 3has lined-up two activities District-wmedical missions on February 25 and for-acause the following day.

District Secretarys ReportBy DS Jesus Jesse Tanchanco

Editorial Board

DG JOSE FRANCISCO Jess Q. CIFRAPublisher

JESUS Jesse TANCHANCO (RC Loyola Heights)District Secretary

EDUARDO Duke ZULUAGA (RC New Manila East)District Chair, Public Image

RICARDO Ric SALVADOR (RC Holy Spirit)Editor-in-Chief

GARY Gary TING (RC Pag-asa)Assistant Editor-Business Manager

WINSTON Winston SIA (RC VisMin)Associate Editor-Webmaster

Associate EditorsPASTOR Mar REYES (RC SFDM)FAUSTO Osty MANLAPAZ (RC New Manila East)

Printer Relations Manager

BETSY Betsy BULANADI (RC Mega EDSA)Distribution Manager

TheSilver Edition of the Governors Monthly Letter is available in printed foand in digital format. The web-linked digital edition offers access to more infmation than the 8-page print. Please send suggestions to the editor and artic

for publication to Ric Salvador by email at [email protected] may also be reached through 0919-361-6406.

We invite district officers and club leaders

o continue sending brief write-ups of their community ser-ce projects, joint activities with other clubs, innovative

ub practices, and service-support initiatives such as fund-aisers, for example. Publication would help promote public

awareness of Rotary while enabling the sharing of expences among clubs. The GML is widely distributed in district, in the Philippines and throughout the Rotary wo

The digital edition of your GML is shared with all distgovernors of RY 2011-2012.

ajor gains have been made in the fight to eradicate polio, Rotarys top prior-. In January, India reached a historic milestone by marking a ful l year withoutcording a new case of polio.

orldwide, fewer than 650 polio cases were confirmed for 2011, less than halfe 1,352 infections reported in 2010. Overall, the annual number of polioses has plummeted by more than 99 percent since the initiative was

unched in 1988, when polio infected about 350,000 children a year. Morean 2 billion children have been immunized in 122 countries, preventing 5llion cases of paralysis and 250,000 deaths.

so in January, Rotary leaders announced that Rotary clubs raised more thanS$200 million in response to a $355 million challenge grant from the Bill &elinda Gates Foundation. In recognition of Rotarys commitment, the Gatesoundation contributed an additional $50 million. All of the resulting $605 mil-n will be spent for polio immunization activities in polio-affected countries.

y Arnold R. Grahl and Wayne Hearnotary International News 23 February 2012

Watch RI President Kalyan Banerjee on video: Rotary celebrates Indias first polio-free year.
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January 2012, motorists, commuters,d bank clients and passing by saw aw billboard on the vacant lot adjacentthe BPI Family Bank along Common-

ealth Avenue in Fairview, Quezon City.

e 6 ft. by 9 ft. Info Board, designed

d erected by the Rotary Club of Neo-

litan Fairview (RCNF) with the permis-on of the BPI Family Bank, presents a8 photo montage of the key programsd projects of RCNF from July to De-mber, 2011. The Info Board is not onlyrt of the clubs public image program

t also aimed to celebrate January as

otary Awareness Month.

mong the service projects featured in the Infooard are the programs for children starting withe Childrens Party on July 1, 2011 for the handi-

pped and abandoned children of the Cottolengoipino in Montalban, Rizal; the Pamaskong Han-

ogfor the cancer-stricken children at the Pediat-

Ward of Rizal Medical Center in Pasig City; ande Pamaskong Handogfor the kindergarten chil-

dren from poor families in Taliptip, Bulacan.

For the Greater Fairview communities, the Clubdedicated its signature project for RY 2011-2012 the greening of some 1.3 kilometers of the cen-ter island of Mindanao Avenue from Common-wealth Avenue to Regalado Avenue. The project

consists of 350 banaba seedlings planted on thecenter island, with District Governor Jess Cifra

and AG Sonny Dimaliwat participati

December 8.

In October, children and adults frounderprivileged communities of tcension of Our Lord Parish in Lagrvaliches, were the beneficiaries clubs medical mission conducted

operation with the Rizal Medical and United Laboratories, and a Outreach Program undertaken in cotion with the Dentus Et Cus Group

teers.

RCNFs book donations project con

for the clubs adopted North Fa

High School and a new beneficiary, the TElementary School in Bulacan. The 3rd booktion for North Fairview High School and E

tary School.

Other projects included a career talk for gring students of North Fairview High Schoo

club also set up and refurbished Four Wasigns along Commonwealth Avenue..

RC Neopolitan Fairview erects info board to create Rotary awarenessBy PP Erick M. Tarranco, Service Projects Chair, RC Neopolitan Fairview

e Rotary Club of Camp Crame and the Philippine National Police joinednds in the Nationwide Bloodletting Activity in cooperation with the Philip-

ne Red Cross-Quezon City Chapter and the Philippine Blood Center with theeme: Dugong Pandugtong Buhay, Kapulisan Handang Mag-alay held onbruary 21, 2012 at Multi-Purpose Center, PNP National Headquarters,mp Crame.

is activity is in line with the Gift of Life-A Blood Letting Program of the Ro-

ry International District 3780 and the Philippine National Police Projectve Month/Valentine's Day celebration with the aim of extracting blood tove lives.

ver President Nick A Bartolome graced the activity with PDG Hermogenes Drin from the Philippine Red Cross and Dr. Andres S Bonifacio, officer-in-arge of the Philippine Blood Center.

ut of 504 registrants, two hundred ninety four were successfully screenedd qualified to donate blood. 65, 700 cc (146 bags) of blood were extractedPRC and 66, 600 cc (148 bags) by PBC. Members of PBC and PRC ex-

essed their appreciation not only to the donors but also to the PNP Leader-ip and the Rotary Club of Camp Crame for the noble and timely activity.

RC Camp Crame, the PNP and partners join hands to save livesBy Asst. Club Secretary Sheena Montiero, RC Camp Crame

RC Commonwealth de-worms high school students

By SP Dino Dionisio, RC Commonwealth

In line with the community de-worming project, Batay PasigBulatey Puksain, of Rotary International District 3780 an

San Francisco del Monte, RC Commonwealth turned over 15de-worming tablets to Commonwealth High School and its affHoly Spirit National High School, last January 16, 2012. Comwealth High School has a student population of about 10

while Holy Spirit High has close to 5,000 students.

In the photo are members of RC Commonwealth headed by SPresident Dino Dionisio; Dr. Sally Barcelona, principal of Comwealth High School; Ms. Zaida Padullo, principal of Holy Spirtional High School; school officials; and members of the Int

Club of Commonwealth High School.
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e Rotary Club of Cubao East in partnership with theountrywide Technology Development (CTD) Foundation,c., and the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Senatehilippines (BantayogChapter) held the recognition cere-onies for the first nationwide search for THE OUT-

(TOP-LEAP), last January 20, 2012 atFP Commissioned Officers Clubhouse, Camp Aguinaldo,

uezon City, with former Senator Nene Pimentel gracinge event.

e objective of the TOP-LEAP project is to recognize Fili-nos for their social entrepreneurship, community andternational volunteerism, corporate social responsibility,d charity grants and/or services, exposing their good

orks that may be emulated by others so that the culture of love for humannd may be propagated continuously.

e twelve distinguished personalities recognized as Outstanding Philan-ropists were Dan Stephen Palami in Sports; Florencio Poly Lat in Environ-ent; George SK Ty in Promotion of Excellence; Jaime Augusto Zobel de

Ayala in Youth Leadership Mentoring; Marilou Veloso Galenzoga in Daniel S. Razon in Journalism; Manuel V. Pangilinan in Business; AleManguba in Community Welfare & Development; Michael S. So in NonOrganization; Alejandro T. Escano in Education; Benjamin Abalos in Governance; and ER Ejercito in Civil Service.

RC Cubao East and partner organizations recognize outstanding philanthropistsBy SP Conrad Dieza, RC Cubao East

RC New Manila East continues to search for COPS !By SP Ed Ayento, RC New Manila East

or the last fourteen years the Rotary Club of New Manila East has beenvolved in the search for the Countrys Outstanding Policemen in Service

). This project was a brain child of Rotarian Sammy Pagdilao Jr. which

as first launched in 1998 as a vocational service project. Started as MetroManila wide search for the Community Oriented Policemen, this public

elations project, whose purpose was to honor the gallant men and womenf the Philippine National Police, grew in prominence and on the secondear was taken nationwide, by the Philippine National Police. RC New Ma-la East later partnered with the Metrobank Foundation and Philippineavings Bank (PS Bank) and has since produced more than one hundredinners.

rom its humble beginnings, the COPS search is now conducted in the 17NP regions in the Philippines and is supported by 24 Rotary sister clubs in

he ten Rotary districts nationwide. The 10 winners each receive a cashrize of three hundred thousand pesos, the Medalya ng Katangitangingawa and a trophy awarded in Malacaang by no less than the President

f the Republic. The search for COPS receives both national and regionalmaximum tri-media coverage, not just for the Philippine National Police but

or Rotarians nationwide. This search enhances the public image of Rotary,

promoting high ethical standards in the workplace and in public limore information on how to join the search go to www.cops.com.pmail [email protected]: Ed Ayento; RCNME Silver President.

RC St. Ignatius extends care to remote village

By SP Edna Dela Cruz, RC St. Ignatius RC Cubao Kamias learns myths and factof lung cancerBy SP Dodge Limjoco, RC Cubao Kamias

Officers and members of RC Cubao Kamias led by Silver PresideDodge Limjoco pose with Dr. Gigi Garcia of St. Lukes Medical Cente

listening to her speak on the Myths and Facts of Lung Cancer, dur

club meeting last February 2, 2012.

January 14, 2012, RC St. Ignatius brought free dental services to resi-nts of a remote community in Pakil, Laguna. Barangay Saray, situated ine mountains of Pakil can only be reached by hiking for 5-6 hours or bying a horse. About 70 families came down to the Poblacion where thental mission wasld. A dental aware-ss talk was alsonducted by Dr.aria Fe Mangulab-n, an RCSI dentist.

P Boy Balana on theher hand, talked on

lues. After the den-mission, gift-giving

lowed. We weresisted by Ms. Ascen-

on Vito, our partner

service in Pakil.
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Youth understand climate change and commit to help reduce carbon emissionsBy Summit Convenor and Project Chair Thirdy Princesa, RC Camp Crame

The much-awaited District 3780 ROTABOWL 2012 hosted by RCHeights formally opened last January 22, 2012 at the Sta. Lucia BCenter, Sta. Lucia Grand Mall, Cainta, Rizal.

DG Jess Cifra did not miss the event and delivered his inspirationasage. World bowling champ Olivia Bong Coo officiated the O

Sportsmanship. The panel of judges composed of Spouse Helen

PDG Dulce Coyukiat and DGN Francis Rivera named the RC Metman team as Best in Uniform and accorded the RC Paraiso tea

Best Muse award.

The Rotabowl ceremonial opening march was joined by 31 particteams, including Silver Presidents (3 teams), Global PresidentsHeights (3 teams), Biak na Bato, Camp Aguinaldo, Cubao, CubaoCubao Sunrise, Cubao West, Diliman, Diliman Heights, Kagitingabao, Kamuning, Metro Diliman, Metro SFDM, New Manila EastManila Heights, Pag-asa, Paraiso, Quirino (2 teams), Roces, SFteams), Sto. Domingo, and West Fairview.

The SPs uniform was sponsored by LG Boone Ongchoco, SP RCAH, SP Jeng Ronquillo of RC Diliman and AG/PP Roland Tan.

Rotabowl Chair is PE Ed Santos while Rtn John Tionson is TeCommittee Chair. With games held every Sunday, the tournameend in March 2012.

D3780 Rotabowl 2012 tournament rolls offBy SP Jun de Guzman, RC Ayala Heights

e First New Generations Climate Change Sum-t in Quezon City was successfully convened bye Disaster Relief and Operations Committee ofe Rotary International District 3780 and the

otary Club of Camp Crame in partnership withe Philippine National Police and the Rotaractub of Camp Crame-St. Paul University, Quezonty at the AVR of the PNP Museum on February0, 2012.

saster Relief and Operation District Committeehair and SP Nicanor A. Bartolome of RC Campame welcomed the youth and challenged themcontinue doing relevant projects especially for

the protection of the environment. DG Jose Fran-cisco Q. Cifra inspired the youth by giving an in-sightful message on the roles of the youth in com-bating the causes and impact of global warmingand climate change.

Summit Convenor and Project Chair Thirdy Prin-cesa of the Rotary Club of Camp Crame reportedthat the summit surpassed expectations on atten-dance and achieved for the first time carbon foot-printing of all the delegates. The Rotaract Club ofCamp Crame-St. Paul University Quezon City con-ducted an online carbon footprint survey through-out the summit. The attendees were second and

third year students with their advisers froQuezon City public high schools.

The first official summit document (SD001-was the scientific result of the carbon footpthe delegates amounting to 1,330 metricrepresenting 190 individuals which transla7 metric tons per capita. DG Jess participathe survey and his initial carbon footprint was 8 tons per year not including his tabroad and other carbon-heavy activities. Avcarbon emission or footprint of Filipinos peita according to a UN survey is 0.9 metric to

The summit also achieved equally importajectives thru sharing information on the effeclimate change and natural hazards on theof Quezon City. The summit empowered theby encouraging them to present their viewhow they can directly address the issues mate change and lower personal carbon foor emission. The students were tasked toout short term plans for the remaining perschool year 2011-2012 and longer termfor their respective schools which will form p

the agenda of the second gathering of stleaders in QC in the very near future.

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DGE Rufino Penny Poli-

carpio III led the DistrictTeam Training Seminar(DTTS) 2012 held at theMiriam College last Feb-ruary 25 and hosted bythe Rotary Club of Bata-san Hills under SP AgnesSantos, with PP EdgarMendoza and PP Beccadela Cruz as Co-Chairs ofthe event. There were

bout 195 registered participants and guests.

ith the RI theme to build Peace through Ser-

ce in RY 2012-13 as conceptual framework,

is years DTTS focused on effective planning,ignment and coordination of projects consistentth the RI Strategic Thrusts and Future Vision.

he DTTS is the annual RI mandated trainingeminar for all incoming district committee offi-ers and members to ensure that the new Districteam is ready to assume respective positions fore incoming Rotary year.

he Training was ably organized by the Districtaining Team under the leadership of PDG Dan

spinosa. The seminar was formally opened byG Jess Cifra. The proceedings were then turnedver to DGE Penny Policarpio, who presented the

Theme and Thrusts, Presidential Citation andstrict Thrusts. DSD Mar Reyes and COSD Ar-

old Guerrero discussed the District Administra-

tion and Policy Guidelines and the Communica-tion Structure, respectively.

Notable speakers from other districts such asPDG Isidro Sid Garcia of RID 3830 and PDG

Mark Go of RID 3790 discussed the Roles andResponsibilities of District Officers and the NewClub Leadership Plan, respectively. PDG DannyFausto covered the topic, Resources and How toUse Them.

The plenary sessions were followed by breakoutsessions of 8 different committees, namely, TheRotary Foundation chaired by PDG Dulce Coyu-kiat, Club Administration by PP Ed Trinidad, Mem-bership by PP Rey David, Community Service byPP Baby Allado, Public Image by PP Marilen

Lagniton, Vocational Service by PP Sammy Pagdi-lao, International Service by PP Bobby Romero,and Service to New Generation by PP BomberOlivares. The original 6 Committees had beenincreased to 8 by breaking the heretofore largestcommittee, Community Service, into three - theCommunity Service proper, International Service,and Vocational Service - to reflect importanceand lead equal attention to all those areas.

The breakout session reports were very interest-ing as the rapporteurfocused on novel ideas andprojects agreed upon in each committee. Thosewho reported out their committee plans and pro-grams were PP Roby Montellano, PP Bobby Ro-mero, PP Ed Trinidad, and Global Presidents Mari-

len Lagniton, Baby Allado, Christy Dagdag, men Chua and Bong Cruz.

The DTTS was also highlighted by the signthe Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) oncentrated Language Encounters(CLE), an Rported and encouraged literacy program. Thproject envisioned for RID 3780 will be puin partnership with RID 3800 and the Dement of Education QC Division. Those who sthe MOA were DG Raffy Garcia, PDG Tony PDGE Lirio Sandoval, and PP Albert Ang o3800; Dep Ed QC Superintendent Dr CoRubio; and DG Jess Cifra, DGE Penny Policand DGN Francis Rivera for our district. Becthe MOA is designed to support a long term

tainable project, present and future Rotary ers from both districts have been involved agreement. Spade work done by the LitCommittee headed by PP Becca dela Cruz aEric Santos paved the way for the multiagreement. RID 3800 and its component have had very favorable experience with theprogram. CLE has emerged as a classic exaof a literacy project designed to benefit students and teachers, not just for the incoschool year but also in the future school yea

A fellowship program followed the wholetraining. Raffle prizes were provided by PP Trinidad and a generous Rotarian who panonymity.

DTTS 2012 prepares incoming district officers to help build Peace Through ServiceBy DTTS Co-chair PP Becca dela Cruz, RC Batasan Hills

Governor-Elect Penny Policarpio shares cherished moments at the International Assembl

GE Penny Policarpio describes his participationthe Rotary International Assembly as a won-

erful, and at times, overwhelming experienceecause you can really see the internationality ofotary, and the heroic service we do in theorld.

GE Penny participated in the Rotary Interna-onal Assembly(IA) 2012 held at the Manchesterrand Hyatt Hotel in San Diego California, last

5-21 January 2012. The IA is the training con-rence for incoming District Governors & their

pouses. More than 1200 Rotary leaders from00 countries attended this year's Assembly,cluding the 10 district governors from the Phil-pines. DGE Penny and spouse Joan attended asGE for our district.

Top photo: Philippine Governors-Elect and spouses pose with Past RI President MAT Caparas seated third from left. Lower photos from left: DGE PennyRI President-Elect Sakuji Tanaka; DGE Penny and spouse Joan flank RI President Kalyan Banerjee and spouse Binota; with DSE partner and DGE nce from UK; and DGE Penny with his lovely spouse Joan at the International Fellowship Night in a photo from the RI Web.
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D3780 Interact Discon 2012 molds youth for future leadershipBy District Interact Chair Bambi Verdote and PP Manny Balane, Public Image Chair of RC Uptown Novaliches

was a shining moment fore youth as they demon-ated that they could makedifference and contributewards nation-building.nety-eight delegates repre-nting 18 schools partici-ted in the Interact Disconld last February 18, 2012the RI 3780 Rotary Centersted by the Rotary Club of

ptown Novaliches. The con-rence had the theme,nteractors Reach Out and

rve the Community.

strict Governor Jess Cifra,e inspirational speaker,as himself impressed by theojects enumerated by the Interactors whoated their aspirations and pledged before himat they will continue to take to heart Rotarys

eme of Service Above Self.

cording to the delegates of the Blessed Angelsgh School, being Interactors taught them pa-nce, concentration and team work. Though,

ey got nothing in return for the implementationtheir projects, they were gratified that they werele to be of help to the community. On the othernd, students from the Holy Spirit National Highhool narrated how tiring it was to sort and dis-bute 15,000 books in connection with the booknation project of RC Holy Spirit and 50 other

ubs, but the sense of fulfillment that they gotas indescribable. Kier Berce, a 3rd year student

Holy Spirit said that this was his first time totend an Interact Discon and it taught him to

hone his leadership skills and interact with others.

PP Bambi Verdote, District Interact CommitteeChair and concurrently Interact Discon Chairman,District SNG Chairman Benjamin Tan Alonzo, whoearlier talked about RI Service Projects Benefit-

ting the New Generation, CP Linda Elequin, and

PP Manny Balane led the conduct of the electionof the new set of District Interact Representatives.Elected as DIRN was Brylle Bonque, Lea Torzan asDISN and Patrick Tarucan as DITN. Outgoing DIRMariel Rocaflor of the Interact Club of Balara HighSchool gave a short message calling on the youngparticipants to engage in meaningful and praise-

worthy activities.

Scholarship certificates from Informatics(courtesy of Lt. Gov. Daniel Ongchoco) wereawarded to two interactors who garnered the

highest number of name listing of attendcash prize was awarded to the Holy Angetional High School for having made the be

ject presentation.

DGE Penny Policarpio discussed The Tru

sence of the Four-Way Test and explainpractical applications and exhorted the pants to make it a part of their daily dealingBambi M. Verdote and lead host President WTasis thanked everyone and the co-host Cubao Edsa, Neopolitan Fairview, New Heights, North Edsa, Paraiso, SFDM, Timoand the other participating clubs, nBagong Silangan, Batasan Hills, CentenniaCommonwealth, Holy Spirit, Metro DilimanManila East, Quezon City Circle, MasambonSan Bartolome which contributed towar

successful event.

s RI District 3780 commemorated Rotarys

07th year anniversary on February 25-26rough a district-wide Medical Mission and Ro-ry Run-for-a-Cause, RC Mega EDSA joined thelebration in parallel ways. SP Marissa Santosentified two indigent patients who badlyeeded surgical treatment from among resi-ents of the clubs adopted community at Brook-

de. These patients were then referred to RC

FDMs surgical mission on February 25, 2012

at the Ramon Magsaysay High School. Judith,47 years old with 3 children had a cyst on herleft shoulder which caused numbness of herarms. The cyst was removed along with herfears! The other resident, Nenita, 35 years old,single mother with 8 children, had goiter. Shedid not want to be operated on for the reasonthat nobody would care for her chil-dren. After giving her moral sup-

port, she bravely entered the RCSFDM mobile clinic. Dr. Juan P.Sanchez, Jr. assisted by Dr. Gloriatold her that an operation was notneeded. They suctioned off the biglump on her neck and prescribedmedicines with instructions onproper diet and nutrition to get rid ofher goiter. A BIG thank you to SPRonnie Yap of RC SFDM for thiscommendable project!

Early morning the following day, SPMarissa and Rtn. Tess Benitez

joined the 5K Run-for-a-cause eventat the Quezon City Circle along with

fellow Rotarians and a number of policemepolicewomen. Both ladies have had no rexperience but chose to be there to shothey also cared for the cancer stricken chstaying in Tahan Tahanan at the East AMedical Center. What a great, meaningfto celebrate Rotarys anniversary!

How RC Mega EDSA celebrated Rotarys 107th anniversaryBy SP Marissa Santos, RC Mega EDSA


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he Governors Monthly Letteris linked to:

Rotary InternationalDistrict 3780 Website

News Update from RIJanuary Issue of GMLRotary Leader Online

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Important RI and TRF Deadlines

My dear brothers and sisters in Rotary,

This November, I had the opportunity to speak at theRotary institute in Kolkata, India. The focus of this insti-tute was on peace and the ways in which we in Rotarycould work to build peace. When I received the invita-tion, I began to think about what I might say, knowingthat with all that Rotarians do in this area, my main chal-

enge would be keeping within the time limit!

But just before I arrived in Kolkata, I spoke at a water conference in Telviv. It was a wonderful event at which Rotarians and non-Rotarians fromll over the world came together to discuss the many challenges of keep-

ng an ever-growing population supplied with an increasingly scarce re-ource. Before I could begin to talk about Rotarys contribution, however,

had to explain what Rotary is and what we do because even in thatery educated audience of scientists and entrepreneurs and executives,here were many people who had simply never heard of Rotary.

s I left that event, I began to think again about what to say in Kolkata,ecause so much of what we do in Rotary to build peace depends onublic awareness of who we are. Why have we been so successful in our

work to eradicate polio? Because Rotary is able to go where no govern-ment and few other nongovernmental organizations can into homes,nto schools, and into communities, with the trust and confidence of theeople we serve.

When we in Rotary work for peace, we dont do it by negotiating treaties

r demonstrating in the streets. Instead, we build peace by example byworking together, whatever our nationality or background, and putting

thers needs above our own. We build peace by dealing with the prob-

ems that disrupt peoples ability to live normal, peaceful lives whetherhose problems are a lack of water, or sanitation, or safe, affordableousing; whether they stem from a shortage of education or health care,r a need to build productive and positive connections between commu-ities. In everything we do, we rely on our good name.

his is why all of us have a responsibility to be sure that our good names indeed known. We need to not just work through Rotary, but talk aboutRotary letting the world know about the work we are doing, the differ-

nces we are making, and the benchmarks we are setting. Our Rotarywork speaks to our belief that a better, more peaceful world is possible,nd we need to be sure that our voices are heard.

Kalyan Banerjee President, Rotary International

RI Presidents February Message Foundation Chairmans February MessagOur Foundation helps us help othersA friend who is an Arch C. Klumph Society merecently sent me an email ending with words thamind us of why we support our Foundation. John blife in humble circumstances and became a succebusinessman. Through our Foundation, he has shthat success with people who have no ability to

themselves. He said: As someone who was born poor on a farm d

the Depression, I can confirm that when you have nothing, a littgoes a long way to help. I remember like it was yesterday tneighbours and relatives who helped our family of nine and gavsupport and encouragement. In essence, this is our Foundations

sion.

Another quote that impressed me recently came from a Rotarian Rotary institute: I joined Rotary for business and fellowship. I staye

change the world.

For many of us, Rotary is our only way to change the world. As indials, there is little we can do on our own, but when we join with our feRotarians, we do make a difference. How we do that depends on wwe are. If you are in a country with great needs, then you will be invoin identifying the needs of people and developing and implemeprojects that will change their lives. If you are one of this generation

has been blessed with success, then you can help by making resouavailable. Our Rotary Foundation, in a sense, sits in the middlemakes the connection.

Our business model works, which is why we will in a few years cele100 years of supporting Rotarians in making the world a better pWe have passed the test of time.

William B. Boyd - Rotary Foundation Chairman

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