Volume 50 Weekly Meeting No. 35 April 23, 2015

THE ROTARY PLEDGE

I do solemnly promise to help advance the object of Rotary, comply with the constitution and by-laws of Rotary International and the Rotary Club of Marikina, ever putting into practice Rotary’s Motto: “SERVICE ABOVE SELF.’

THE FOUR WAY TEST Of things we think, say or do: Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and better FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

Induction of Officers of RCC Malanday

I. Registration II. Program Call to Order - Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto Invocation - PP Noel Flores National Anthem - PD Jessie Cruz Rotary Pledge & The 4-Way Test - PP Eric Ignacio Introduction of Visiting Rotarians & Guests - Rtn. Gilbert Ong Entertainment - PN Chris Meriño Recognition - PP Benjie Malaya Rotary Information - PP Dindo Santos Induction of Officers—RC Malanday - Dir. Joey Ramos Secretary’s Time - Sec. Val Barcinal President’s Time - Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto RC Marikina March Adjournment - Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto Weekly Raffle - Rtn. Ken Sueno Fellowship

Dir. Joey Ramos Master of Ceremonies

DECLARATION OF ROTARIANS IN BUSINESS AND PROFESSION As a Rotarian engaged in business or profession, I am expected to: 1. Consider my vocation to be another opportunity to serve; 2. Be faithful to the letter and to the spirit of ethical codes of my vocation, to the laws of my country, and to the moral standards of my

community 3. Do all in my power to dignify my vocation and to promote the highest ethical standards in my chosen vocation 4. Be fair to my employees, associates, competitors, customers, the public and all those with whom I have business or professional

relationship; 5. Recognize the honor and respect due to all occupations which are useful to society; 6. Offer my vocational talents; to provide opportunities for young people; to work for the relief of the special needs of others, and to

improve the quality of life in the community. 7. Adhere to honesty in my advertising and in all representations to the public concerning my business or profession 8. Neither seek from nor grant to a fellow Rotarian a privilege or advantage not normally accorded to others in a business or professional

relationships

ROTARY CLUB OF MARIKINA MARCH Music: PP Jimmy Capco Lyrics: Rtn. Francisco Pascual; Arranger: Rtn. Allan SM Perez

Come sing with us for fellowship A song of camaraderie

Then give your hand in fond friendship To Marikina Rotary

We love to share our thoughts with you

And lavish in your company So, come each meeting day please do

To Marikina Rotary

Refrain

Motto of SERVICE ABOVE SELF Is not a mere phraseology

Participate with zeal and zest In Marikina Rotary

Let us Rotarian serve all Our beloved community

Then we can accentuate the goal Of Marikina Rotary

Congratulations! Dir. Joey Ramos on your 3rd year—Apr. 26 Rtn. Gilbert Ong on your 3rd year—Apr. 26

In Service of Rotary

Happy Blessed Birthday! Rtn. Boyet Culminas—Apr. 25

Happy Wedding Anniversary!! Rtn. Erwin Culangen & Sp. Elijinese—Apr. 26

PRAYER We glorify You oh Lord for You are great and

almighty. We acknowledge Your overwhelming goodness and faithfulness, we praise You and

we adore You. God, our Father in Heaven as we gathered here again in humility and contrite hearts we seek

your forgiveness for all our transgression, our ineptitude, our unfaithfulness have mercy on us. O Lord, forgive us and teach us to forgive those

who sinned against us. Help us carry out our duty as Your servants.

Teach us to love unselfishly and to find great joy in giving. Enable all true lovers to bring out the

best in each other in God and in God in each other. All these we ask in the name of Your Son

Jesus our Lord. Amen.

Last weekend we joined the Tree Planting and Caravan of our District. With me were Lt.G. Eric Ignacio, AG Dante Verano, PP Ronie Masangkay, PP Benjie Malaya, Dir. Manny Pecho, PRO Joel Relleve, Sgt.-at-Arms Peter Co, Rtn. Boyet Culminas and Rotaractor DL Verano. Having four cars from our club, we joined the caravan with other clubs of the zone from Shell Marcos Hway to Ynares Complex Antipolo City where we joined the caravan of the other zones of the district. From Ynares Complex the caravan proceeded to Camp Capinpin, Tanay Rizal. A mass, Band Exhibition, Jungle Fighter formation exercises, a boodle fight lunch and ceremonial tree planting were among the activities at the camp. Each Club was given at least ten (10) Kamagong tree seedlings which I think would be best to be planted at our Rotary Park along FVR Road. IVC Complex. This weekend, April 25 to 26, 2015 most of us will be going up Baguio City to attend the DIS-TAS 2015 at Camp John Hay Convention Center, though some will already be there tomorrow for the District Golf Tournament. PE Willie Reyes have arranged accommodations for us at the Teacher’s Camp and at the Forest lodge in Camp John Hay. For those who still want to attend the District Assembly, you can register on-site. Next week’s regular meeting, we have a candidate to be inducted as the 4th baby Rotarian and the 73rd member of our club. PSSUPT/Col. Vincent S. Calanoga is at present the chief of po-lice of the Marikina City and from Marikina Heights. His sponsoring Rotarian is Rtn. Rogel Santiago. Tonight, we will be inducting the officers of our 3rd Rotary Community Corps. Dir Joey Ramos with Rtn. Rogel Santiago and Rtn. Peter Co organized these men and women from Malanday as our partner in service. They had their orientation and election of officers last week. Their induction will be witnessed by the District Chairman for Rotary Community Corps, PP Jack Sia of the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong North.

Again I would like to remind those who have forgotten to settle their dues to please update them with our Secretariat Jean Josef or to Treasurer Jerome Josef. Thank you.

Happy 385th Foundation Day Marikina! (Part2) In 1906, the Manila Railroad Company completed the 31-kilometer steam train line called "Marikina Line", also known as Rosario-Montalban branch, (converted into the road which is now known as DaangBakal, including Shoe Avenue), Marikina Railway Depot (Marikina Elementary School in the pre-sent-day) and Marikina Railway Station (which stands today as Marikina Sports Center), connecting Montalban and Rosario (now known as Tramo, in Pasig). Marikina Bridge, a vital economic link to Ma-nila, was formally opened in 1934. During the construction of the train line, not far from Marikina Railway Depot, Marikina Airfield was completed and used for civilian airfield. The runways were subsequently converted into the road known today as E. Rodriguez Avenue and E. Santos Streets, and the airfield stands today as Paliparan Subdivision. In 1936, the train line was completely abandoned, while the air-field became primarily used by the Japanese during World War II. After the war, neither was rebuilt.

In 1942, Japanese Imperial forces occupied Marikina. The town was liberated in 1945 by combined U.S. and Philippine Commonwealth ground troops, who attacked the Japanese Imperial Army by artillery from Quezon City. Almost all of the large buildings, including the church bell tower, were destroyed. In reality, the Japanese had already left the town and retreated to the north. The town saw over 400 civil-ian casualties by the end of World War II. Local Filipino troops under the pre-war 4th and 42nd Infantry Division of the Philippine Commonwealth Army entered Marikina and assisted U.S. forces in attacking Japanese troops during the liberation.

In 1956, Marikina had re-emerged as a town of shoemakers after World War II. Honed by years of shoe manufacturing experience, the natives had developed a work ethic that prepared them for the arrival of heavy industries, and the town was finally named as the "Shoe Capital of the Philippines". With the in-dustrial plants came waves of workers who chose to stay, rapidly increasing the population. In 1968, Kapitan Moy's house (now known as SentrongPangkultura ng Marikina) was declared a national shrine by the town council and the National Historical Commission. In 1969, Rodriguez Sports Complex, known today as Marikina Sports Center was completed.

On November 7, 1975, by virtue of Presidential Decree No. 824, four cities and thirteen towns of Rizal, including Marikina, were made part of Metropolitan Manila Area. On October 23, 1988, Typhoon Unsang brought heavy rains, causing widespread flooding in Marikina for the first time. Large parts of Marikina was submerged by floods and many residents were stranded on their house rooftops and trees, and their properties and businesses were extensively damaged.

By 1992, Marikina had become an industrialized urban municipality under the leadership of Bayani Fer-nando. Marikina River was transformed into a waterway, with parks along the riverbanks. On December 8, 1996, the municipality of Marikina became a city and transformed rapidly into a highly urbanized. Ma-rikina became a First Class City by virtue of Republic Act No. 8223, the day of the Feast of Immaculate Concepcion, signed by President Fidel V. Ramos. To be continued next week

Golf Fellowship with RC Joam Rotarians, Mar. 18, 2015

Digital Photography Contest Awarding, April 23, 2015

WCP President elect of zone 4 signing partnership with Red Cross Marikina chapter.

Orientation of RCC Malanday, April 18, 2015, Malanday

District Caravan and Tree Planting, Apr. 19, 2015

MAGAZINE MONTH Rotary International designates April as Magazine Month, and when we hear this we immediately think of the beautiful glossy Rotarian magazine we receive each month in the mail. It’s a magazine filled with wonderful articles about Rotary’s humanitarian work around the world, interviews with World leaders, heartwarming articles of Rotarians telling their “Rotary Story” and much more. But what do we really know about the genesis, and history of this magazine and other magazines Rotarians look forward to receiving each month? As President of Rotary International, Paul Harris in 1911, along with Secretary Chesley Perry felt that a periodic publication was needed to share information among a growing number of Rotarians and Rotary Clubs. Perry was the first editor for the magazine and held the position until 1928. The first edition of “The National Rotarian” debuted in January 1911 and consisted of just 12 pages, and had a few news items from Rotary clubs, announcement of new clubs, and an essay written by our founder Paul Harris titled “Rational Rotarianism”. In the second issue published in July 1911, he wrote, “the primary purpose of The National Rotarian is to provide a means for the exchange of ideas between Rotarians throughout the world, not to give the national officers an opportunity to ex-press their views. These messages are not written merely to fill space; nevertheless we look forward to the day when they will be literally crowded out by surging mobs of virile Rotarian ideas struggling to be heard.” Only a year after it’s beginning the name of the magazine was changed to The Rotarian due to clubs begin formed outside the United States, principally in Canada, Great Britain and Ireland. The early editions of The Rotarian were dedicated primarily to business ethics, character development and mem-bership growth. Over the years the works of many renowned artists have graced the cover of The Rotarian, includ-ing Norman Rockwell, Arthur Crouch and Eugene Iverd. Iverd’s last painting, just before his untimely death at age 49, titled The First Ride was featured on the cover of the May 1939 issue. However, The Rotarian was not able to reach all areas of the growing Rotary world, or adequately reflect the local culture or address regional issues. So soon after the debut of The Rotarian, regional Rotary magazines began to appear. In 1912 The Rotary Wheel, which was the first regional magazine was published presenting Great Britain and Ireland. In the 1920’s Australia began it’s regional maga-zine which was the forerunner of today’s Rotary Down Under, and was the first regional magazine approved by Rotary International. Ceskoslovensky Rotary first appeared in Eastern Europe in 1929 but was banned by the Nazi’s from 1938 to 1945, and by the communist from 1948 to 1989. In 1990 the publication regained life and was renamed Rotary Good News in 2002. To be continued…

Cash Position Report

Apr. 1-16, 2015

Beginning Balance as of April 1, 2015 35,445.32 Cash/Check Receipts Dinner 3,870.00

Fine 210.00

Dues 3,200.00

Riverside Autoshow-BMW booth 2,000.00

Total Receipts 9,280.00

Sub-Total 44,725.32

Cash Disbursements Dinner 6,000.00

Food - Board Meeting 2,000.00

Bantay Bayan

200.00

Check Disbursements

BDO checkbook 350.00

PLDT - March & April 3,089.08

SmartBro - March

999.00 Petty Cash replenishment 5,302.50

Jean salary - Apr. 1-15, 2015 6,600.00

Total Disbursement 24,540.58

Ending Balance, Mar. 31, 2015 20,184.74

Current Account -846.26

50th Anniv. Funds 21,031.00

77 photography techniques, tips and tricks for taking pictures of anything

Landscape photography technique 07: tilt-shift landscapes Tilt-shift photography enables you to combine the sharpness of large lens apertures with the extensive depth of field you normally associate with small apertures.

This is achieved by using a tilt-shift lens, which can be both tilted (to control the plane of focus) and shifted (to correct any converging verticals).

However, by tilting the lens to give an ultra-shallow plane of focus and, you can make landscapes look like miniature models.

The most convincing tilt-shift landscapes combine an element of hardware (trains , boats, cars) and a raised shooting position to mimic the view of looking down at toys on a bedroom floor.

Tilt-shift lenses are expensive though, so why not create a fake tilt-shift miniature photo in Photoshop? The results can be just as effective.

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RY 2009-2010

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April 25-26 Apr DISTAS Baguio Country Club

Day 1 – April 25, 2015 – Saturday (Attire: Business attire – Blazer, white shirt and dark pants)

Day 2 – April 26, 2015 – Sunday (Attire: Seminar T-Shirt, Denim slacks)

May 10 May 8am Family Outing Bosay Resort Antipolo

June 25 June 6pm Club Awards Night TBA 27 June 6pm District Award Night TBA

PROGRAMME April 30, 2015 Invocation Spouse National Anthem Spouse Rotary Pledge & Rtn. Joey Ong The Four Way Test Introduction of Visiting Rotarians & Guests Dir. Manny Pecho Entertainment PP Ronie Masangkay Recognition PP George Ty Raffle Rtn. Boyet Culminas

Rtn. Jerome Josef Emcee

Club Administration - Sec. Val Barcinal Attendance - Dir. Bernard Cansana Club Bulletin - Dir. Joey Ramos Program - Sec. Val Barcinal Constitution & By-Laws - PP Ver Farcon Ways & Means - PP Noel Flores Club Historian - PP Tony Fidelino Internet & eGroup Committee— Dir. Joey Ramos Website Hosting and Maintenance PP Dindo Santos Fellowship in Sports/Arts - Rtn. Jon Jon Cobarrubias Table Tennis Tournament— PP Onie Aguinaldo Chess Tournament - Rtn. Boyet Culminas Marathon - PE Willie Reyes Grievance - PP Dindo Santos Club Souvenir Program— PE Willie Reyes Membership - VP Chris Meriño Classification - PP Manny de Guzman Membership - Rtn. Gilbert Ong Membership Growth, Dev’t & Retention– Sec. Val Barcinal Rotary Information - PP Dindo Santos Fireside - Dir. Bernard Cansana Family Outing - Rtn. Patrick Ong Club Extension - PP Ronie Masangkay Club Leadership Institute/Dept- PDG Efren de Guzman Rotary Academy Club Level- PDG Efren de Guzman

Public Relations - Dir. Joey Ramos Public Image/Relations - Dir. Joey Ramos Interclub Relations Local - PP Rene Florencio Interclub Relations International -PP Roland Garcia

Service Projects A. Family of Rotary - IPP Hermie dela Paz Children at Risk/Child Protection—Rtn. Joel Relleve Rotary Community Corps - Dir. Joey Ramos Rotary Volunteers - Rtn. Nixon Tañazana Rotary Recreation & Vocational Fellowship— PD Celso Cruz

B. Health & Hunger - Dir. August Igliane Medical & Dental Services— Rtn. Joel Relleve Bloodletting - Rtn. Carl Tan Emergency & Disaster— PP Fabi Cadiz Preventable Blindness - PP Jimmy Capco Adopt-A-Hospital - PP Ading dela Paz Operation Tuli - PP Benjie Malaya Concern for Elderly / Physically challenged- Dir. Jerome Josef Drug Abuse Prevention— PP Fabi Cadiz Maternal/Child Health - PP Vincent Santos

C. Poverty Alleviation - Dir. Bernard Cansana Livelihood Training - Dir. Elmer Tan Vocation at Work - Rtn. Willy Cruz Christmas Gift Giving - PP Joe Judan

D. Water Management. Management & Environmental Concern - Dir. Manny Pecho Environmental Protection - PP Del de Guzman Water Management - Rtn. Ken Sueno E. Literacy & Values Formation—Dir. Elmer Tan Rotary Scholarship - IPP Hermie dela Paz Timpalak sa Pagsulat - Rtn. Ramon Guevara Student Leadership - Aud. Roman Villame Storytelling Contest- Rtn. Pete Co Adopt-A-School - PD Claro Capco Book Donation - Rtn. Patrick Ong Children w/ Special Needs - Rtn. Alex Manzo Alternative Learning System - VP Chris Meriño Career Development - Rtn. Tops Rodriguez The Rotary Foundation - VP Chris Meriño TRF Contributions - PP Ronie Masangkay Polio Plus - PP VincenT Santos District Grant/Global Grant- Sec. Val Barcinal Group Study Exchange - PD Rey Montoya Youth Exchange - Rtn. Dan Sibal World Community Service - PP Boy Ong New Generation— Treas. Jerome Josef New Generation Conference - Rtn. Alex Manzo Artista ng Bayan— Rtn. Tops Rodriguez Rotaract/Interact/RYLA - Rtn. Alex Manzo Drum & Bugle Corps - Rtn. Gee Flores Special Events - Induction of Officers- PE Willie Reyes District Assembly - PE Willie Reyes Christmas Party - PP Kiko Pe Benito Club Anniversary - PP Eric Ignacio District Conference - PP Vincent Santos Photo Exhibit - PP Manny de Guzman Souvenir Program - PE Willie Reyes Tenpin Bowling - PP Joe Judan Duckpin Bowling - PP George Ty District Golf Tournament - PP Noel Flores PalaRotary - Rtn. Jon Jon Cobarrubias Awards & Recognition - PP Ronie Masangkay Valentines Party - Rtn. Roman Villame Awards Night - PP Dante Verano Governor’s Visit - PE Willie Reyes RI Convention - On to Brazil PE Willie Reyes

April Rotarian Classification Induction Spouse 16 23 30 1 Aguinaldo, Onie S. Dairy Product Distribution 12/22/1983 Linda P 2 Barcinal, Val A. Medicine-Pediatric 02/11/2010 Arlene P 3 Barotilla, Boni M. Motorcycle Parts Distribution 09/23/2010 Herminia P 4 Cabalquinto, Dodjie N. Building Construction 01/20/2005 Dolly P 5 Cadiz, Fabi I. Medicine - General 03/16/2000 M 6 Cansana, Bernard H. Horizontal Construction 07/06/2007 Carol 7 Capco, Claro L. Education 07/05/2002 Jehan 8 Co, Peter Hardware Distribution 08/31/2013 Lily P 9 Cobbarrubias, Jon Jon L. General Merchandise - Wholesale 08/28/2008 Kristelle 10 Cruz, Celso C. Insurance - Non-Life 6/18/1998 P 11 Cruz, Jessie F. Real Estate Brokerage 11/4/1993 Isay 12 Cruz, Willy R. Architecture 10/6/2005 Liza 13 Culangen, Erwin Carlo C. General Surgery 08/14/2014 Elijinese 14 Culminas, Boyet G. Pest Control 09/23/2010 Imelda 15 De Guzman, Del R. Sash Manufacturing 12/3/1998 M 16 De Guzman, Efren O. Memorial Service 7/29/1982 Pam M 17 Dela Paz, Flor S. Ladies’ Shoes Manufacturing 1/23/1969 Vising P 18 Dela Paz, Hermie R. Financial Consultancy 12/4/2008 19 Farcon, Eduard G. Auto Parts and Accessories Retailing 10/11/2001 Nancy P 20 Farcon, Jun G. Taxation 4/22/1988 Zeny M 21 Flores, Gee S Music 3/31/2011 Lita P 22 Flores, Noel S. Vertical Construction 1/17/2002 Vivian 23 Garcia, Nes C. Hospital Administration 7/1/2000 Nora 24 Garcia, Roland C. Marketing and Sales Services 11/14/1991 P 25 Guevara, Ramon Banking - Savings & Thrift 02/27/2014 Grace 26 Igliane, August R. Orthodontics 9/29/2011 Almira 27 Ignacio, Eric C. Real Estate Developing 9/29/1994 Lydia M 28 Josef, Jerome D. Pharmaceutical Distribution 10/12/2009 Cheri M 29 Malaya, Benjie V. Medicine - Gastroenterology 8/1/1996 Julie M 30 Manzo, Alex P. Special Education Teaching 8/26/2010 Tetet 31 Masangkay, Ronie P. Laboratory Service 1/17/2002 Liza P 32 Meriño, Chris U. Civil Construction 3/6/2008 Minna P 33 Montoya, Rey P. Gasoline Distribution 7/7/1994 Lyn P 34 Ong, Gilbert E. Printing Products Distribution 04/26/2012 M 35 Ong, Joey Electronics Distribution 08/14/2014 Josie P 36 Ong, Patrick T. Concrete Products Manufacturing 09/03/2009 37 Pe Benito, Francis I. Banking - Savings & Thrift 12/3/1998 Monette P 38 Pecho, Manny F. Engineering-Marine 11/06/10 Marivic P 39 Ramos, Joey C. Computer Services Provider 04/26/2012 P 40 Relleve, Joel V. Medicine 10/18/12 P 41 Reyes, Willie E. Marketing & Trading 10/6/2005 Rina P 42 Rodriguez, Tops N. Real Estate Marketing 3/17/2006 Vanz 43 Santiago, Rogel V. Government Service 7/14/P014 P 44 Santos, Dindo C. Medicine – Family 8/14/1997 Cecil P 45 Santos, Vincent C. Medicine – Endocrinology 7/1/2000 Eula P 46 Sibal, Dan C. Automotive Servicing 5/11/2006 Ying 47 Sueno, Kennedy V. Government Service 12/01/2011 Zenaida M 48 Tan, Carl S. Food Service Equipment Distribution 5/7/2009 Maica M 49 Tan, Elmer J. Corporate Give Away 7/30/2009 Ellen M 50 Tañazana, Nixon D. Engineering-Structural 9/06/2012 Nellieden

April Rotarian Classification Induction Spouse 16 23 30 52 Ty, George S. Electronics Service 8/10/1989 Leonor P 53 Verano, Dante L. Engineering - Electrical 3/17/1991 Noemi P 54 Villame, Roman B. Engineering - Civil 01/17/2013 Lorie P Exempted 55 Ancheta, Al Q. Management Consultancy 8/21/1975 Bella 56 Capco, Jimmy P. Aesthetic Plastic Surgery 1/4/1968 Lanie P 57 Cruz, Romy M. Medicine - Radiology 8/19/1971 Cora E 58 De Guzman, Greg S.** Orthodontics 3/18/1965 Dely E 59 De Guzman, Manny P. Architecture 8/26/1982 Zeny P 60 Dela Paz, Ading G. Medicine - Internal 10/7/1971 Casing E 61 Farcon, Ver S. Law - Corporate 3/17/1971 E 62 Favis, Manolo G. Radio / TV Broadcasting 8/10/1989 E 63 Fidelino, Tony B. Law - Civil 8/26/1993 Elai E 63 Florencio, Rene A. Jewelry Manufacturing & Marketing 3/16/2001 Cora P 64 Garduño, Jun A. Medicine - Internal 10/6/1977 Linda E 65 Judan, Joe A. Engineering—Civil 3/17/1991 Minia E 66 Lee, Joe P. Real Estate Developing 9/29/1977 Fely E 67 Navarro, Ed B. Medicine - General 10/28/1982 Meldy E 68 Ong, Boy B. Hardware Distribution 7/29/1982 Corie E 69 Sumulong, Vic C. Optometry 2/3/1966 Maring E 70 Tanco, Ting N.** Cotton Spinning 3/18/1965 Alice E 71 Tanpengchang, Larry C. Lumber Distribution 12/8/1977 Viring E 72 Valentino, Rudy B. Shoe Retailing 2/11/1982 P 73 Kazuhiko Toujoh HONORARY MEMBER 74 Antonio L. Co HONORARY MEMBER ** Charter Member LEGEND: P-Present M-Make-up E-

Exempted

MAKE-UP Board Meeting (April 6, 2015) MRYC Dir. Elmer Tan-04/16 Treas. Jerome Josef-04/16 PP Eric Ignacio-04/16 Rtn. Gilbert Ong-04/16 RC Marikina Central (April 8, 2015) PDG Jun Farcon-04/16 PDG Efren de Guzman-04/16 Orientation of RCC Malanday (April 18, 2015) Rtn. Dan Sibal-04/16 District Tree Planting and Caravan (April 19, 2015) PP Bnjie Malaya-04/16 Rtn. Boyet Culminas-04/16 WC Presidents Zone 4 MOA Signing with Red Cross Marikina Chapter (April 19, 2015) PP Del de Guzman-04/16 PP Fabi Cadiz-04/16 Rtn. Carl Tan-04/16

EXTRA ATTENDANCE RC Marikina E-club of Marikina (April 7, 2015) Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto, PDG Jun Farcon, PP Dindo Santos RC Marikina Central (April 8, 2015) Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto, PP Roland Garcia Zone 4 Presidents Meeting (April 15, 2015) Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto, SAG Roland Garcia, AG Dante Verano Orientation of RCC Malanday (April 18, 2015) Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto, Rtn. Rogel Santiago, Rtn. Pete Co, Rtn. Joey Ramos District Tree Planting and Caravan (April 19, 2015) Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto, PP Eric Ignacio, AG Dante Verano, PP Ronie Masangkay, Rtn. Pete Co, Rtn. Joel Relleve, Dir. Manny Pecho WC Presidents Zone 4 MOA Signing with Red Cross Marikina Chapter (April 19, 2015) Pres. Dodjie Cabalquinto, PE Willie Reyes, Rtn. Joel Relleve, Rtn. Rogel Santiago, Treas. Jerome Josef, Rtn. Gilbert Ong, Rtn. Gee Flores, Dir. Joey Ramos

And we know that in all things God works for the good of those

who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.

Romans 8:28

And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him,

who have been called according to his purpose.

Romans 8:28

OFFICERS RY-2014-2015

PRESIDENT: JAIME N. CABALQUINTO PRESIDENT-ELECT: WILFREDO E. REYES VICE-PRESIDENT: CHRISTOPHER U. MERIÑO SECRETARY: VAL A. BARCINAL TREASURER: JEROME D. JOSEF EX-OFFICIO: MARIO HERNANDO R. DELA PAZ DIRECTORS: BERNARD H. CANSANA AUGUST R. IGLIANE MANUEL F. PECHO JOSE C. RAMOS II ELMER J. TAN AUDITOR: ROMAN VILLAME SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: PETER CO P.R.O.: JOEL RELLEVE CLUB TRAINER: PP DINDO SANTOS ADVISERS PDG EFREN DE GUIZMAN LTG. ERIC IGNACIO SAG ROLAND GARCIA

Valley Wheel is the official bulletin of the Rotary Club of Marikina

Dir. Joey Ramos- Editor-in-chief, Sec. Val Barcinal - Assistant Editor, Columnist

Contributors: President Dodjie Ca-balquinto, Sec. Val Barcinal, Treas. Jerome Josef, PP Dindo Santos, Dir. Joey Ramos,

VP Bernard Cansana Acknowledgement PP Manny de Guzman for Designing our

Cover, Photo Credits: Dir. Manny Pecho & Rtn. August Igliane.

The Rotary Club of Marikina was ad-mitted to the Rotary International on

March 18, 1965, with postal address at Marikina Rotary Youth Center, Sumulong

Hi-way, Sto. Niño Markina City, Philip-pines, Tel. No. 9423720 E-mail rcma-

rikina@mail.com, Website