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Volume XXX – Issue 03 Rotary Year 2013-2014 July 15, 2013
Trek to Mt. Everest, as of Camp 1Week 2
by Pres. Nick Baterina
We have successfully, and enjoyably, hurdled two within this month.
weeks of our year-long trek to Mt. Everest. About
4% elapsed time. So far so good. As to the monthly dues of Php200 per member, 11
members have paid as of July 8. I propose that this
Our July 8 IPP Ric’s Last Hurrah! at Calle Alix in amount be payable and due by the start, not end, of
the historic Club Filipino was a night of thanksgiving the covered month so that, in principle, we will not be
marked by enjoyable fellowship, spiced with songs, advancing from club funds for the various expenses
laughter, and great food. Very good attendance too. that the Php200 monthly dues are intended for.
17 Golden Westerners, 10 RCMW spouses, 5 guests.
Please refer to the WAPM #2. We need this We emailed on July 9 to DDG Vincent Santos and to
occasional respite and merriments to recharge our our AG (Ronie Masangkay) the accomplished
exhausted bodies and spirits, and be reinvigorated for Strategic Planning Guide and Planning Guide for
the still long back-breaking, yet fun, journey to Mt. Effective Rotary Clubs. We requested their review
Everest. Photographs of that wonderful night are on comments on these two documents.
page 6 of this e-bulletin.
Last Saturday, July 13, the First Class Team,
Our metaphoric trek to Mt. Everest requires the convened by Gov. Louie Ticman, held the first
payment of fees along the way to the summit. For breakfast meeting at Valle Verde Country Club.Page
July, semi-annual dues and Philippine Rotary 9 contains some materials/photos of that event.
Magazine (PRM) subscription. The amounts of
Php30,032.52 and Php14,040.00 were remitted last Lastly, we have barely started our long trek to the
week to Rotary International and PRM Foundation, Summit. Before we rush headlong, let us, especially
Inc., respectively. These fees are budgeted from the among us Board members, sit down and seriously
Php1,600 per member semestral dues. Todate, 10 plan our activities. Towards this end, let us havea
members have paid this. I enjoin our Treasurer & breakfast Board Meeting on July 20 at Club Filipino.
Secretary to collect from the rest of the members Let’s firm this up tonight.
A pleasant evening and week ahead of us!
First Class Team Breakfast Meeting
Part of IPP Ric Mendoza’s Last Hurrah!
The Rotary Club of Marikina West meets every Monday 8:00 P.M. at Taberna Barcelona Restaurant, Metrowalk, Pasig City
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INVOCATION
Heavenly Father, we pray, may we intentionally place
“Service Above Self” in all of our daily pursuits. Help
us to remember as we walk together in this club, that 3rdRegular Meeting – 1st Semester – RY 2013-14
whatever we might say, only be the truth. Whatever July 15, 2013 – Club Filipino
steps we take together, let them build goodwill and
better friendships among us. Whatever goals we strive to Dinner 7:30 P.M.
accomplish through this club, let them be beneficial to Call to Order Pres. Nick Baterina
all concerned. Help us never to lose sight of your many
blessings. Amen. Invocation Rtn. Ronnie Feria
National Anthem Rtn. Argel Cabatbat
Rotary Pledge Rtn. Dionnie Littaua
Introduction of Guests
PP Pope Solis
and Visiting Rotarians
Guest Speaker CP Manny Reyes
Secretary’s
THE OBJECT OF ROTARY Sec. Ronnie Fantone
Announcement
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal President’s Time Pres. Nick Baterina
of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in
Other Matters (if any) RCMW Members
particular, to encourage and foster:
Adjournment Pres. Nick Baterina
FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an
opportunity for service;
PP Obet de Leon
SECOND. High ethical standards in business and Night Chairman
professions, the recognition of the worthiness of all
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useful occupations, and the dignifying of each Rotarian's
occupation as an opportunity to serve society; Next Week’s Meeting – July 22, 2013
THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Invocation PP Levi Ugsad
Rotarian's personal, business, and community life;
National Anthem PP Dino Nolasco
FOURTH. The advancement of international
understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world Rotary Pledge PP Jun Bohol
fellowship of business and professional persons united Introduction of Guests
in the ideal of service. PP Tuking Ponce de Leon
and Visiting Rotarians
Night Chairman IPP Ric Mendoza
ROTARY PLEDGE
I do solemnly promise, to help advance the object of
Rotary, comply with the constitution and by-laws of
Rotary International, and of the Rotary Club of
Marikina West, ever putting into practice Rotary's motto “The Golden West” is the official club bulletin of the Rotary
SERVICE ABOVE SELF. Club of Marikina West and published weekly every Monday.
THE FOUR-WAY TEST EDITORIAL BOARD
Of the things we think, say or do: Sec. Ronnie Fantone
Chairman
1. Is it the TRUTH? PP Rodelle Bolante & Pres. Nick Baterina
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? Members
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER
FRIENDSHIPS? PP Radian Fantone
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Website Administrator
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Tonight, we are honored to have as guest speaker a Welcome to the third edition of the Golden West for RY
very knowledgeable, conscientious, and dedicated 2013 to 2014. This is, in turn, our second e-bulletin which
Rotarian. He is CP Manuel “Manny” R. Reyes of the is sent to the members directly via their registered e-mail
RC Rizal Centro. A Rotarian for more than three and made available as well through our website,
decades now, he is at present the District Chair of the rcmarikinawest.org. Response to the new and updated
form and format has been generally positive especially
TRF Annual Fund, a position that’s entrusted to him
after the talk “Empowering RCMW with Technologies”
for the third straight RY now. He will speak from his given by PP Radian Fantone last meeting. It is good to see
heart on the topic that his mind and heart are the general membership embrace these changes aimed
knowledgeable about and close to – The Rotary towards the betterment of the club.
Foundation.CP Manny, WELCOME! In advance, we
sincerely thank you for the enlightenment on this Speaking of last meeting, we have had an eventful first
subject. two meetings for this Rotary Year. Tonight’s meeting will
hopefully continue that trend as we welcome our guest
Early on in my young Rotary involvement, as I got to speaker CP Manny Reyes. Let’s hope that these first three
know the various dues and fees, particularly the stiffer meetings will be a precursor of things to come.
PHF contributions, I would sometimes ask
myself,”Where are all these monies going to?” The first Unfortunately, I will not be physically present to attend the
answer came on Feb. 14, 2013 when TRF remitted to meeting as I will still be in Hong Kong tonight. But
our MGP bank a/c the peso equivalent of US$24,950, of thanks to TECHNOLOGY, my announcements are
which amount our club contributed US$1,000, just 4 % reaching you loud and clear across a great distance
spanning vast land and water.
of the total project funds. With this US$24,950, our club
is now providing the much needed drinking fountains,
On that note, here are the reminders of this month’s
60 in all, to 22 schools in Marikina, San Mateo, &
activities which everyone is enjoined to take note of.
Rodriguez. We have an outstanding Global Grant That’s all for me now from Asia’s World City. See you
Project application- “Rotary e-Books Reading Centers.” next meeting,
If this gets the approval of TRF, I’ll get the second
answer: the US$3,000 that our club will contribute in Upcoming Activities & Reminders:
the form of 3 new PHF restricted funds will be rewarded
with almost US$38,000 GGP total project fund, again July 20: First monthly (breakfast) Board Meeting; 8
providing us the financial means to help public school AM, Champaca Room, Club Filipino.
students. July 20, 2 PM to 4 PM: Briefing meeting among
chairmen of New Generation regarding the
“Foreveryone to whom much is given, of him shall Interact; Marikina Rotary Youth Center
much be required.” – Luke 12:48. Let us realize this and July 29: First monthly report by the TRF Committee
let us help especially the disadvantaged through, at on the First Class Polio Eradication Program
least, our support of the TRF. Fund-raising Car Raffle
July 31: Deadline of the remittance of car raffle
On another note, and as mentioned on the front page, let tickets sold for the month of July
us have a breakfast Board Meeting on July 20 from 8 Aug, 11: District 3800 Duckpin Bowling Tournament
A.M. Before we rush headlong, let us, especially among & Fellowship
us Board members, sit down and seriously plan our Aug. 17: Second monthly (breakfast) Board Meeting;
activities. Non-Board members are most welcome to 8 AM, Champaca Room, Club Filipino.
attend and join the discussions but will not have voting Aug. 31: First District 3800 Mass Induction of new
members; Club Filipino; afternoon
right should the need to divide the house arises. Some
materials for the meeting are presented on page 8.
Please refer also to the July 8, 2013 e-bulletin, pages 4
& 5.
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Manuel “Manny” R. Reyes
President / CEO
DYNALAB CORPORATION
A Distributor of Scientific /Analytical Instruments
for various industries / applications
PERSONAL
Name : Reyes, Manuel R.
Nickname : Manny
Date of Birth : December 30, 1949
Status : Widower, with 4 children
EDUCATIONAL
High School : Don Bosco Academy, Pampanga
College : B.S.B.A. - University of the Philippines / University of the East
Post Graduate : a. International Executive Training Course
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA., U.S.A.
b. M.B.A. (academic units)
Ateneo de Manila Graduate School of Business
c. M.A. in Human Development
Salve Regina University, Rhode Island, U.S.A.
ROTARY ACTIVITIES
A. Member, Rotary Club of Downtown Manila, RY 1980-81
B. Charter President R.C. Rizal Centro, RY 91-93
– A 100% PAUL HARRIS FELLOW CLUB, 1st in D3800
– An EREY Club for the past 13 years
– A 100% Sustaining Member Club of TRF for the past 13 years
C. DGSR – Extended R.C. Rizal Mideast
D. Member, District Nominating Committee, RY 95-96; RY 2011-12
E. Major Donor, Level 2 and Benefactor - The Rotary Foundation
F. One Hundred Percent Attendance since 1991 to present
G. Past DGGR, Assistant Governor; Deputy District Governor & Senior Dep. Gov.
H. Chaired various Matching Grant Projects with a combined worth of $140,000.00
I. Lead Person, WCS-DIN Project, Blood Bank Technology Exchange Program worth $252,000.00
J. Chaired 2003 DISTAS , PETS 2002, 2004 Oktoberfest, DISCON Registration Committee; PETS
2013
K. Past GSE Team Leader to D5000, Hawaii, USA (1997) and GSE Chairman (2002)
L. Recipient, R.I. Four Avenues of Service Citation for Individual Rotarians, RY 1998-99
M. Recipient, Rotary Foundation Service Award, RY 1998-99
N. Most Outstanding Rotarian, R.C. Rizal Centro RY 2003-04; 2004 -05; 2007-08; 2008-09; 2009-10
O. District Chair, TRF Annual Fund, RY 2006-07; 2011-12; 2012-13; 2013-14
P. Charter Member – R.I. District 3800 Paul Harris Society, RY 2006-07
Q. District Chair – Club Extension Committee, RY 2007-08
R. District Chair – International Service, RY 2009-10
S. Resource Speaker, R.I. District 3800
T. Alumnus, Rotary Foundation Alumni Association
U. Recipient, TRF Citation for Meritorious Service, (2nd Highest TRF Award), RY 2006-07
V. Recipient, TRF Distinguished Service Award (Highest TRF Award), RY 2011-12
W. District Chair, WCS Committee, RY 2010-2011
Pa ge |5 Rotary receives top honors for Future Vision From left, RI President-elect Ron Burton and wife, Jetta, Foundation Trustee Chair Wilfrid J. Wilkinson, Past RI President Luis Vicente Giay, RI President Sakuji Tanaka, RI General Secretary John Hewko, and Celia Elena Cruz de Giay at the awards banquet. Rotary has received a silver Edison Award in recognition of the Future Vision Plan, the new grant model that enhances the scope, impact, and sustainability of humanitarian and educational projects funded by The Rotary Foundation. Since 1987, the Edison Awards have recognized innovative new products, services and business leaders in the United States. The awards symbolize the persistence and excellence personified by Thomas Edison. Winners represent active contributors to the cause of innovation in the world. RI President Sakuji Tanaka accepted the award during the annual Edison Awards gala held 25 April in Chicago, the city where Rotary was founded in 1905. The Future Vision Plan received top honors among funding models competing in the Lifestyle and Social Impact category. Nominee ballots were judged by a panel of more than 3,000, including members of seven associations that represent a wide range of industries and disciplines. “This Edison Award recognizes and validates Rotary’s innovative approach to humanitarian service, as we constantly strive to improve lives and communities by addressing the world’s most pressing problems,” says Tanaka. “It is a great honor to accept such a prestigious award on behalf of Rotary’s global membership of 1.2 million men and women.” The Edison Award coincides with the successful completion of a three-year pilot in which 100 Rotary districts in more than 70 countries tested Rotary’s new grant model. The Future Vision Plan simplifies Rotary’s grant process, and focuses Rotarian service efforts where they will have the greatest impact. The model is innovative in combining Rotary’s volunteer base and a global reach with local resources to support sustainable, high-impact results in communities all over the world. The model funds more than US$100 million in service projects annually. The new grant model will be implemented 1 July 2013 for Rotary clubs worldwide.
Pa ge |6 July 8, 2013. Calle Alix @ Club Filipino. T’was IPP Ric’s A night of many colors. Sumptuos Club Filipino food. Supplemented with litson baboy by IPP Ric, on top of the Banang’s pancit. Hot chicken cream salad by Ann Virgie. Johnnies & reddies. People that matter most to the club, the unstintingly supportive spouses foremost in the list. Guests: DDG Dr Vincent Santos & spouse Dr Eula – the crooners from RC Marikina. AG Ronie & spouse Liza. Dodjie Cabalquinto, RC Marikina’s PE. Ms. Adette Arce, from our printer AWD. 17 strong GWs. Singing with the pianist. Of course, the essence of the night – the plaques, symbolic of IPP Ric’s sincere appreciation of everybody’s help in the glorious RY that was. These colors: our club’s key fuel for the RY 2013-2014 Mt. Everest trek.
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MONITOR OF ATTENDANCE & PAYMENT
nd
2 Meeting and IPP Ric’s Last Hurrah! – RY 2013-2014 – July 8, 2013 – Calle Alix, Club Filipino
Attendance Monthly dues July 2013 S.A. dues
Paid Rcvbl Meals Rcvbl Pymt District
RFSM
No. Pymt on Paid as of Fund
Family as of as of as of on (P4300)
Rtn Sps (Php500)
Name
7-Jul 7-Jul 8-Jul 8-Jul 7-Jul 7-Jul 8-Jul
1 Africa 200 1600
2 Agabin 200 0 1600
3 Aguilar 200 1600
4 Almocera 1 200 1600
5 Baterina 1 1 200 200 300 1600 PAID
6 Bernardino 1 200 300 1600
7 Bohol 1 1 200 300 1600
8 Bolante 1 1 200 200 300 1600
9 Cabatbat 200 1600
10 Crispino 1 1 200 300 1600
11 De Leon 1 1 200 300 1600
12 Delos Reyes 200 1600
13 Fantone 1 1 200 200 300 1600
14 Fantone 1 1 200 200 300 1600
15 Fantone 1 200 200 300 1600
16 Feria 200 1600
17 Gose 1 200 300 1600
18 Littaua 200 1600
19 Mendoza 1 200 200 300 1600
20 Nicolas 1 200 200 300 1600
21 Nolasco 1 1 200 200 300 1600
Ponce de
22 Leon 200 1600
23 Sacro 1 1 200 200 300 1600
24 Solis 1 1 200 1600
25 Ugsad 1 200 200 300 1600
26 Valencia 200 1600
T O T A L 17 10 200 5000 2000 4500 16000 25600
WHERE TO MAKE-UP IN ZONE 4 ROTARY CLUBS
Day Time Rotary Club Venue
Monday 7:30 P.M. Rodriguez Villa Virginia and Boy Resort, Brgy. San Rafel, Rodriguez, Rizal
Monday 8:00 P.M. Marikina South Cobo Resort, Mt. Wilson St., Mountainview Villa, San Roque, Marikina City
Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Marikina Central WenDric's Place, 2 Jacamar St., Sta. Elena, Marikina City
Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Metro Marikina Kainan sa Bahay-Bahayan Restaurant, Sumulong Highway, Masinag, Antipolo City
Wednesday 8:30 P.M. San Mateo Drop Zone Cafe, Amado Compound, Malanday, San Mateo, Rizal
Thursday 7:00 P.M. Marikina Marikina Rotary Youth Center, Sumulong Highway, Sto. Niño, Marikina City
Thursday 7:00 P.M. Marikina Uptown WenDric's Place, 2 Osmundo de Guzman St., Sta. Elena, Marikina City
Thursday 8:00 P.M. Marikina North La Veranda, #70 Gen. Ordonez St., Marikina Heights, Marikina City
Thursday 8:00 P.M. Rivercity Marikina Kainan sa Bahay-Bahayan Restaurant, Sumulong Highway, Masinag, Antipolo City
Friday 7:00 P.M. Marikina Heights RC Marikina Heights Office, 40 Gil Fernando Ave, Marikina City
Friday 8:30 P.M. Marikina Hilltop Forgems Place, 7 Guijo St., Montevista Subd., Marikina City
Saturday 8:00 P.M. San Mateo Highlands P1 B18 L25 Sta. Barbara Villas II, San Mateo, Rizal
Saturday 8:30 P.M. Marikina East Kainan sa Bahay-Bahayan Restaurant, Sumulong Highway, Masinag, Antipolo City
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First Monthly Board Meeting
July 20, 2013 from 8A.M.; Club Filipino
Breakfast 7:30 ~
Call to Order Pres. Nick 8:00
Invocation PP Pope
National Anthem PP Tuking
Business Portion
Agenda:
1. Assignment of member-in-charge of club events/activities. (The list shown below is
preliminary and deemed incomplete. Club Admin Chair, PP Rodelle, is requested to come up
with a comprehensive list. Let’s firm up the persons in-charge during the meeting...Pres Nick)
2. Review of/Discussions on the Requirements for 2013-2014 Presidential Citation and District
and RCMW Goals &Thrusts
3. Committee reports
a.
Club Administration PP Rodelle
b.
Service Projects Rtn Arnold
c.
Public Image PP Pope
d.
Membership PP Boyet
e.
The Rotary Foundation PP Jun
f.
Leadership Development Pres Nick
- Internal Pres Nick
- External PP Bojie
4. Other Matters
Adjournment Pres. Nick 10:00
________________________________________________________________________
Events/Positions & Rotarians/Anns In-charge:(As part of Leadership Development in, among other reasons,Rtns-
in-charge are advised to involve at least one other member in their area of responsibility.)
1. Aug. 31 Mass Induction – PP Boyet (Rtn Nic)
2. Sept. 9 Governor’s Visit – Pres Nick (PE Arnold)
3. “Agmula Tayo Idiay Ilokos” family outing cum environmental project – PP Rollie
4. Club bulletins – PP Rodelle (Rtn Ronnie)
5. First Class Car Raffle – PP Jun (Rtn Argel)
6. Oktoberfest – Rtn Jerry (Rtn Ronnie Feria)
7. PalaROTARY Sportsfest – PP Bayani (???)
8. Christmas Party – c/o Anns
9. Anns Nights – c/o Anns
10. Election of RY 2014-2015 Officers – PP Obet, COMELEC Head (???)
11. Environmental Project – PP Bojie (???)
12. DISCON 2014 – Pres Nick (PP Levi)
13. DISTAS 2014 – PE Arnold (PP Radian)
14. April 2014 RC Taipei Tienmou Visit – PP Pope
15. Sports activities (golf, bowling) – PP Dino (Rtn Vic)
16. Awards Subcommittee – PP Frix (???)
17. Charter Anniversary, etc. – PP Rodelle (???)
18. Others - ???
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Summary Notes on the
* Programme started on time at 8 A.M.; ended a little past 12 noon – very good time management
* well-attended; full Ballroom; though by 11, many of the FCPs left
* J. R. Nereus Acosta , GM of LLDA, Secretary/Presidential Adviser for Environmental Protection –
Guest Speaker; very eloquent speaker; speech was long but was able to hold attention of assembly
* “Tuwid na Daan sa Luntiang Paraan”- GM Acosta’s vision theme
* CASPI/MOA between District 3800 and LLDA signed
* Facilitators/Presentors (Several Rotarians delivered the actual presentations. Our PP Radian, District
Chair on club bulletin, presented on e-bulletin:
- Service Projects PDG Efren O. de Guzman
- Membership PDG Virgilio G. Farcon, Jr.
- TRF PDG Fabio J. Enriquez
- Club Administration PDG James O. Dee
- Public Image IPP Joanne Felix
- Phil. Rotary Magazine PDG Edison U. Ang
- District Awards PP Elmer C. Espiritu
- GML CP Jun Rivera
Sec J.R. Nereus
Acosta with the
Zone 4 First
Class Presidents
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