GML QUARTERLY JANUARY-MARCH 2012 Magazine District 3800 MIDYEAR REVIEW

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3800 GML QUARTERLY JANUARY-MARCH 2012 Magazine dISTRICT 3800 MIDYEAR REVIEW

A CELEBRATION OF MIDYEAR SUCCESSES VALLE VERDE COUNTRY CLUB JANUARY 21, 2012 3RD QUARTER CONTENTS ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District 3800 The Majestic Governor’s Message 3 Rafael “Raffy” M. Garcia III District Governor District 3800 Midyear Review 4 District Trainer PDG Jaime “James” O. Dee District 3800 Membership Status District Secretary 6 PP Marcelo “Jun” C. Zafra District Governor’s Aide District 3800 New Members PP Rodolfo “Rudy” L. Retirado 8 Senior Deputy Governors February 28, 2012 PP Bobby Rosadia, PP Nelson Aspe, PP Dan Santos, PP Luz Cotoco, PP Willy Caballa, PP Tonipi Parungao, PP Joey Sy Club Administration Report CP Marilou Co, CP Maricris Lim Pineda, 12 CP Manny Reyes, PP Roland Garcia, PP Jerry Lim, PP Jun Angeles, PP Condrad Cuesta, CP Sunday Pineda. District Service Projects Deputy District Secretary 13 Rotary Day and Rotary Week Celebration PP Rudy Mendoza, PP Tommy Cua, PP Danny Concepcion, PP Ching Umali, PP Alex Ang, PP Danny Valeriano, The RI President’s Message PP Augie Soliman, PP Pete Pinion PP John Barredo 15 February 2011 Deputy District Governor PP Roger Santiago, PP Lulu Sotto, PP Peter Quintana, PP Rene Florencio, D’yaryo Bag Project of RCGM PP Boboy Campos, PP Emy Aguirre, 16 PP Benjie Liboro, PP Lito Bermundo, PP Rene Pineda Assistant Governor RY 2011-2012 GSE Inbound Team PP Dulo Chua, PP Ron Quan, PP Saldy 17 Quimpo, PP Mike Cinco, PP Ruben Aniceto, PP Arnold Divina, IPP Benj Ngo, District Awards Criteria PP Arnold Garcia, PP Nep Bulilan, PP Ramir Tiamzon, PP Derek Santos 18 PP Ver Cerafica, PP Edmed Medrano, PP Jun Martinez, PP Edwin Francisco, PP Cito Gesite, PP Tet Requiso, PP El The Majestic Team Breakfast Meeting Bello, PP Elmer Baltazar, PP Lorna 19 January 2011 Bernardo, PP Joy Valenton, PP Paul Castro, Jr., IPP Jun Salatandre, PP Freddie Miranda, PP Jimmy Ortigas, District 3800 PALAROTARY PP Akyat Sy, PP Vic Esparaz, PP Louie Diy, 20 PP Mike Santos, PP Jack Sia RC Pasig Sunrise PP Alfredo “Jun” T. Abellar, Jr. Editor-in-Chief District Secretary’s Report The GML is published every month. 22 DS Marcelo “Jun” Zafra, Jr Send letters and other materials for publication to the Editor-in-Chief at [email protected] or to the District District 3800 Attendance Report Secretariat Office at 667 Sgt. Bumatay 23 August, 2011 Street, Mandaluyong City. Tel No 577- 6065 / 09175922359 (Baby Alberto) / 09175535878 (Liezl Capistrano) WHERE CLUBS MEET IN DISTRICT 3800

2 GML 2011 - 2012 Majestic Governor’s Messages DG RAFAEL M. GARCIA iii

DISTRICT 3800 MIDYEAR REVIEW Your Majesties:

Again, let me reiterate my congratulations and extreme gratitude to RC Metro Marikina for a great hosting of the Mid Year Review that we had yesterday. Everyone performed well under the baton of PP Raul Evange- lista and under the watchful badgering by PP Carla Dejeres. The planning organized by SDG Luz Cotoco was the best. And of course, our facilitator par-excellence SDG Maricris Lim Pineda was in her element! She showed everyone how to self-evaluate their performance to determine what each had to do to meet their committed goals and objectives.

Congratulations! Maraming Salamat! Mabuhay kayong lahat!

ON TRF CONTRIBUTION and MEMBERSHIP

Your Majesties and Fellow D3800 Rotarians:

Please read page 4 of the latest RI Region 7 and 8 newsletter.

Thanks to all your efforts, we are leading the way!

We are the highest giving and have the highest per capita among districts in Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and the Philippines! We are 9 clubs away from being a 100% giving district. Almost 50 clubs are EREY clubs. 10 clubs are 100% Paul Harris and more than 10 will achieve 100% Sustaining Member Club status.

In Membership Growth, almost 10 clubs have achieved 100% growth! We should have at least 20 clubs achieving 100% by the end of our term! More than 10 small clubs have reached charter strength! At least 25 clubs will reach charter strength by June 30, 2012. Two clubs have been set up to make up for the two that we lost and two more are in the works including our second eClub.Our goal this year is to have a total growth of 500 new members or a 25% total growth!

Konti na lang, nandoon na tayo!

Nothing will keep us from our destiny! We will make Rotary History!

YHSL

DG RAFAEL M. GARCIA III

GML 2011 - 2012 3 District 3800 MIDYEAR REVIEW 2012 PP Carla Dejeres - RC Marikina West

A CELEBRATION OF MIDYEAR SUCCESSES All roads led to Valle Verde Country Club on January 21, 2012, as RI District 3800 Rotarians entered the hall to the festive tune of Papa Americano to celebrate their clubs' midyear successes. District Governor Rafael "Raffy" Garcia III opened the event while District Chair Raul Evan- gelista of RC Metro Marikina, welcomed the participants. This was followed by DG Raffy's inspirational message in which he reminded the Rotarians of their commitments to double the clubs' memberships and The Rotary Foun- dation contributions. Above: Hosts PP Carla Dejeres and PP Greg Pacifico of RCMM.

Majestic Governor Raffy Garcia Chairman PP Raul Evangelista RCMM President Lisa Montoya PDG Mac Hermoso - TRF Chair

SDG Maricris Lim lead members of San Juan Zone in the parade with their whitles and the Pasig Zones members with their castanets and bao.

CP Mila Puyat and members of Mandaluyong Zone qith their trumpets and the Marikina Zone AG’s and other members with their maraccas.

4 GML 2011 - 2012 The District Committee Chairs then took turns in reporting the district's midyear successes in the following order: SDG Maricris Lim-Pineda on Membership; PDG Mac Hermoso on The Rotary Foundation; SDG Sunday Pineda on Service Projects; SDG Roland Gar- cia's inspiring audio visual presentation of the clubs' various service projects for Public Image; PP Oscar Bau- tista on New Generations; and SDG Bobby Rosadia on Club Administration. SDG Luz Cotoco, District Awards Chair, then presented the District Awards Criteria.

SDG Mariciris Lim-Membership SDG Sunday Pineda-Service Project

SDG Luz Cotoco-District Awards SDG Roland Garcia-Public Image SDG Bobby Rosadia-Administration CP Mila Puyat-D’yaryo Bags A breakout session on what the clubs have achieved and what still need to be done followed, with SDG Maricris as Facilitator. Each zone reported afterwards. The event was capped by the singing of "Heal the World" as the more than 200 participants held each other's hands. Thereafter, Pres. Lisa Montoya of RC Metro Marikina, the host club, thanked all those who attended. Above: SDG Mariciris Lim facilitate the breakout session on what clubs achieved and need to do.

Above: The participants led by DG Raffy and the PDGs and district officers and Rotarians sing Heal the World to cap the District Midyear review.

GML 2011 - 2012 5 DISTRICT 3800 MEMBERSHIP STATUS REPORT

Your Majesties:

We are monitoring our membership growth figures. As you are aware, we are off and soaring with our TRF contributions. However, although almost all clubs had committed to 100% growth and were supposed to report this by November 1, 2011, it seems that RI figures are slow in being posted. So far, D3800 only has 2,102 registered Rotar- ians. That makes us one of the smaller districts in the Philippines, falling behind D3820 with 2,641, D3790 with 2,569, D3830 with 2,483, D3780 with 2,284, D3810 with 2,249, and D3860 with 2,238. We are only bigger than D3770 with 1,452, D3850 with 1,288 and D3870 with 1,137.

Let's go, Your Majesties! Our goal is to hit 4,500 by December 31, 2011! I know you can all do it! Let's register all your recruits NOW!!!

YHSL

DG RAFAEL M. GARCIA III Subject: Zone 7A Membership Status Report as of 31 December 2011

15 January 2012

Dear Fellow Rotary Leaders of Zone 7A (Philippines & Indonesia):

Happy Chinese New Year! 恭禧發財 We have just completed the first half of RY 2011-12 and it is the best time for us to review our accomplishments with respect to our over-all plan, objectives and targets for this year. RI Pres. Kalyan challenges us to “Reach Within to Embrace Humanity” so that our Districts and Clubs will be Bigger, Better and Bolder … and Greener in providing service to our less fortunate fellowmen. In his January 2012 message, he also challenges us to prepare our Clubs for the coming of a polio-free world, where “we have to be ready for it with a powerful Rotary – a Rotary of enthusiasm and confidence, of bold vision and clear ambitions. It is time for us to prepare by taking an honest look at our Clubs. Are our projects meaningful, sustainable and relevant? Are our meetings productive and enjoyable? Are our Clubs welcoming to new members, and are our schedules and events friendly to young families? And once people join us, do we welcome them properly, involve them enough? Do we make them a part of the family of Rotary quickly enough?”

A major gauge on our preparedness is the membership in our Clubs and Districts at the end of the 1st Semester of this RY 2011-12. In a separate file, I have summarized the status of our 6-month membership development cam- paign from 1 July 2011 to 31 December 2011, as follows:

Our Zone 7A registered a net growth of 1,287 new members (+6%) and 17 new and/or reinstated Clubs (+2%), when compared to our start-year figures of 21,234 members and 886 Clubs. Here are some interesting results: 1) Philippines provided almost 97% of the gain in membership and 100% of gain in Clubs as of 31 December 2011 in Zone 7A. 2) District 3790 has displaced District 3820 as the biggest District in Zone 7A, with 2,690 members and 96 Clubs. 3) District 3810 leads in membership growth with 18% (+372) increase from 2,026 to 2,398 members and 6% in Clubs (from 81 to 86 Clubs). 4) Only District 3820 registered negative growth (-10 members) while District 3800 lost a Club (San Juan Metro) during the period. 5) Membership growth worldwide remained at 2% (+21,776 members).

6 GML 2011 - 2012 Also, when comparing our 31 December 2011 membership figures with the previous year’s end-year membership, we have significant improvement in our membership efforts, as we have now surpassed the 30 June 2011 figures by 2% (+376). Significant results indicate: 1) 7 Districts registered positive growth as of 31 December 2011 when compared to 30 June 2011 figures; whereas only 3 Districts registered positive growth as of 31 October 2011. 2) District 3810 registered the highest gain at 13% (+301), followed by District 3870 (8% or +93 members). 3) District 3820 registered the highest loss (-4% or -106 members), followed by District 3830 (-3% or -66 members). Districts 3770 and 3850 registered net loss of 1 member each, respectively. 4) Only 2 Districts registered loss in Clubs, Districts 3770 (-2) and 3800 (-1). 5) Membership worldwide is still behind by 5,214 members and 19 Clubs as of 31 December 2011 when compared to 30 June 2011.

With regards to the Rotarians per Club ratios, our Zone 7A has average ratio of 25.06 as of 31 December 2011, with Philippines having a higher ratio of 25.76. These ratios, however, are much lower than the worldwide average of 35.53 as of 31 December 2011. Other significant results are as follows: 1) District 3830 still has the highest ratio @ 28.91 as of 31 December 2011; followed by District 3810 @ 27.88 and Dis- trict 3790 @ 27.17 Rotarians per Club. 2) District 3400 has the lowest ratio @ 18.95 Rotarians per Club. 3) All Districts had higher 31 December 2011 ratios when compared to their 30 June 2011 ratios, except for Districts 3790, 3820, 3830 and 3850, but are still below the worldwide average of 35 Rotarians per Club.

A major challenge to our District leaders is to encourage our Clubs to maintain their membership at their original charter strength of 25 members. For our Zone 7A, we started RY 2011-12 with 60% (534 out of 886) of our Clubs belonging to this category. At the end of the 1st Semester, there is a slight improvement @ 57% (512 out of 903 Clubs). The status of our Clubs belonging to the under-25 member category is summarized as follows: 1) District 3400 (Indonesia) has the highest number of Clubs with under-25 members (77%). 2) Philippines started the year with 58% (463 out of 794) of all Clubs @ under-25 and slightly improved to 55% (442 out of 811) of all Clubs as of 31 December 2011. 3) Districts 3870 (drop by 12%), 3790 (11%), 3810 (10%) and 3850 (5%) had the highest reduction of Clubs in this category by 31 December 2011. 4) The number of under-25 Clubs increased in Districts 3800 (+5%) and 3780 (+3%) as of 31 December 2011. 5) If all 512 under-25 Clubs are able to achieve their charter strength of 25 members, Zone 7A will have an automatic gain of 4,036 new members, with District 3400 (Indonesia) gaining 746 members.

We reported that our Zone 7A achieved a 6% membership growth as of 31 December 2011. Analysis of the movement of Rotarians in our Zone 7A indicates: 1) The 10 New Clubs of Zone 7A contributed 276 members (1.29%). 2) Our single (1) Terminated Club registered a loss of 12 members (-0.06%). 3) Our 8 Reinstated Clubs contributed 132 members (0.61%). 4) Our 886 Existing Clubs at the start of RY 2011-12 contributed 892 new members (4.18%), which is equivalent to 1 new member per Club. 5) Significantly, this analysis indicates that we are not dependent on the formation of new Clubs in order to boost our membership and that our existing Clubs should intensify their effort in recruiting new members and retaining them.

Lastly, I would like to remind our Clubs to send your 1st Semester Semi-Annual Reports (SARs) to RI. As of 31 Decem- ber 2011, only 81% (704) of the 874 Clubs in our Zone 7A who received SARs are reported to have submitted their SARs to RI, with District 3400 registering the lowest submission @ 54% (48 out of 89) only. RI advises that Clubs, paying their dues on-line, are still required to submit hardcopies of their SARs to RI.

Yours in Rotary Service,

PDG DAVE M VILLANUEVA Rotary Coordinator, Zone 7A, RY 2010-12 +63920-9212049; +6334-4333345 DISTRICT 3800 NEW MEMBERS as of February 28, 2012

New Member Sponsor Reported Kalookan North 1 John P. Bautista AG Ruben Aniceto 01/09/11 Zone 1 2 Dennis Macalintal AG Ruben Aniceto 01/09/11

Malabon Metro Nova. Caloocan 1 Leonardo Balatbat PP Maynardo Espiritu 22/07/11 1 Edgardo Manalo Leodigard Montefalcon 07/09/11 2 Ian Manuel Borja PP Maynardo Espiritu 16/12/11 2 Rosette Pile Josephine M. Tinio 07/09/11 3 Ramon M. A. Ong, Jr. PP Conrado Tayag 15/12/11 4 Felix Sia MP Cesar Tan 16/09/11 Sampaguita Grace Park 5 Arturo T. Supangan III PP Ernesto Ancheta 22/07/11 1 Grace Maria Regina P. Bengzon 12/10/11 6 Henry Tan 2 Maria Lourdes Sanchez MP Tess Fajardo 12/10/11 3 Jomar Morales Santos 12/10/11 Malabon East 4 Catherine Petersen 07/07/11 1 Alexander Limco 02/02/12 2 Paul Kiang Dela Cruz 02/02/12 Zone 3 3 George Sy Dy 02/02/12 4 Arnold Capistrano Ignacio 07/07/11 Valenzuela 5 Alexander Co 02/02/12 1 Fortune San Jose Angeles MP Prac Nelson 03/01/12 6 Michael Santos 02/02/12 2 Giovanni Rodriguez Flores Lorena Borja 03/01/12 7 Wilfreda Wu 02/02/12 3 Rene G. Macaspac MP Prac Nelson 01/07/11 4 Renchi May M. Padayao 03/01/12 Malabon Highlands 1 Ian Romeo B. De Felipe MP Romeo De Felipe 30/11/11 Metro Valenzuela 1 Joseph A. Borromeo 10/09/11 Navotas 2 Albert Chavez 10/09/11 1 Virgilio Lazatin PP Eduardo Yu 01/07/11 3 Shun Li Chiang “Kevin” 10/09/11 2 Paulino Chua 21/02/12 4 Wesly A. Choa 10/09/11 3 Jonathan Urbano Tabilog 01/01/12 5 Joseph C. Evasco 10/09/11 6 Kim Yuan Jiang 10/09/11 Northbay East 7 Edward Martin P. Lim 10/09/11 1 Martin Ang (Feng Hung) 02/11/11 8 Fernando Santos 10/09/11 2 Luis C. Udquin 02/11/11 9 Kenson H. Tan 10/09/11 3 Johnny Sy (Tak Ming Sze) 02/11/11 4 William Ong 02/11/11 Valenzuela South 5 Wen Gui "Benjie" Hung Ang 16/02/12 1 Mary Antonette B. Acosta 30/11/11 6 Allen B. Wico 16/02/12 2 Joric Nino D. Bartolome 30/11/11 3 Josefina D. Bartolome 30/11/11 Zone 2 4 Reynaldo Bernardo 30/11/11 5 Albert Ermitanyo 30/11/11 Caloocan Silangan 6 Chit Vega Gerella 30/11/11 1 Lily V. delos Reyes 16/08/11 7 Nelson Carlos Nograles 30/11/11 8 Rolando Pacheco 30/11/11 Grace Park 9 Ernesto Pedro 30/11/11 1Angelito M. Ong PP Carlito Soon 07/07/11 10 Johnny Recio 30/11/11 11 Guada Rivera 30/11/11 Kalookan Central 1 Judge Javier M. Echeverri PP Benito T. Sayo 02/02/11 Valenzuela West 2 Pablo M. Inventor, Jr. PP Ernesto Cunanan 02/09/11 1 Gabby Ang 01/01/12 3 Gary T. Ong PP Benito T. Sayo 02/09/11 2 Romy Ang 01/01/12 4 Fernando O. Santos Returnee 01/01/12 3 Lito de Guzman 01/01/12 5 Teodoro Yap Returnee 01/01/12 4 Aida Duran 01/01/12

8 GML 2011 - 2012 5 Johnson Dy 01/01/12 San Mateo 6 Alvin Feliciano 01/01/12 1 Cynthia A. Bagaforo MP Arthleen Fetalvero 01/11/11 7 Rose Funaki 01/01/12 2 Gleza Banez Rtn. Pedro Fetalvero 01/11/11 8 Ninfa Go 01/01/12 3 Luzviminda A. Cruz MP Arthleen Fetalvero 01/11/11 9 Jovy Hui 01/01/12 4 Pamela Medrano Java MP Arthleen Fetalvero 16/12/11 10 Randy Knutson 01/01/12 5 Julie Ann S. Manuel MP Arthleen Fetalvero 01/11/11 11 Rodelyn Marcelino 01/01/12 6 Leilani Permison Concepcion V. erlano 01/11/11 12 Naida Palma 01/01/12 7 Victorino Rovero Jr. Rtn. Pedro Fetalvero 01/11/11 13 Arlene Rosales 01/01/12 14 Teresita Sy 01/01/12 San Mateo Highlands 15 Joan Tan 01/01/12 1 Wilfrido Bugayong Dir. Eugene Ibarra 01/11/11 16 Rosvianne Ybanez 01/01/12 2 Nica Lodado Dir Choppy Mamigo 01/11/11 3 Buena Mabeth Simon CP Jun Rivera 01/11/11 4 Sotero Sulit Dir Annie Balasbas 01/11/11 Zone 4 5 Chona Esponga 11/02/12 6 Romeo Granados 11/02/12 Marikina 7 Denia Pinning 11/02/12 1 Augusto R. Igliane VP Val Barcenal 29/09/11 8 Joseph Rosal 11/02/12 2 Kennedy V. Sueno 01/12/11 9 Carmen Zafra 11/02/12

Marikina Central 1 Emmy Jusay Castillo Manuel Adriano 30/12/11 Zone 5 2 Michael Mark Oropesa-Diaz MP Ranger Santos 30/12/11 3 Revi Raymundo B. Mayuyu MP Ranger Santos 30/12/11 Binangonan 4 Allan R. Teleg AG Derick Santos 30/12/11 1 Arni M. Agustin MP Pin Agustin 13/12/11 5 Joselito Pavino Villa PE Rommel Santos 30/12/11 2 Dennis E. Agustin MP Pin Agustin 13/12/11 3 Dexter E. Agustin MP Pin Agustin 13/12/11 Marikina East 4 Irene D. Ang DDS Alex Ang 13/12/11 1 Dannah G. Concepcion PP Jojo Banzon 06/08/11 5 Aida L. Arago 13/12/11 2 Norman R. Llerena Rtn. Boyet Rodriguez 30/07/11 6 Ediliza O. Cequeña 13/12/11 3 Jose V. Mercado PP Jojo Banzon 06/08/11 7 Clemente D. Combe 13/12/11 4 Ma. Socorro A. Ramirez PP Jun Abellar 03/09/11 8 Ana Marie S. Cuyong MP Pin Agustin 13/12/11 5 Jose Dionas T. Roces Rtn. Jose V. Mercado 19/11/11 9 Richie T. Del Rosario Leonisa Del Rosario 13/12/11 6 Jun Francisco Rtn. Jose V. Mercado 19/11/11 10 Ester T. Edralin 13/12/11 7 Karen Javier 11 Rosula L. Lulo MP Pin Agustin 13/12/11 12 Ann Rose T. Milan Josie Sampang 13/12/11 Marikina Heights 13 Benz T. Milan Josie Sampang 13/12/11 1 Bryan Jason C. Aranas Sec. Joseph Aranas 01/12/11 14 Aurea N. Pallega Severina Cruz 13/12/11 2 Reniela Sadiacal Lim PP Josephine Bernabe 15/09/11 15 Richard J. Pasquin Severina Cruz 13/12/11 3 Orlando Osano Jr. Pres. Gerard Rikken 01/12/11 16 Ernesto D.G. Valerio, jR.Ellen Melgarejo 13/12/11 4 Mary Jane Jacinto Ramos Rtn. Arlene Lim 01/12/11 17 Nancy G. Valerio Ellen Melgarejo 13/12/11 5 Antonio Lazaro, Jr. 04/01/12 6 John Philip Guasa 10/02/12 7 Kristina Cleope Carreon 10/02/12 Cardona 1 Mark H. Apostadero MP Mel Apostadero 30/10/11 Marikina North 2 Francisco Arriola 30/10/11 1 Neil Paolo Bonson 06/09/11 3 Noel Tiburcio Reyes Sp. Vangie Arriola 06/11/11 2 Mylene V. Guevarra MP Terry Amado 09/08/11 4 Dannny San Juan PP Jison Julian 30/11/11 3 Valentin A. Pelayo, Jr. 06/09/11 5 Benito Voluntad Returnee 01/03/12

Marikina West 1 Cesar Malonzo 17/10/11 Metro East Taytay 2 Mario Dancel Nanagad 17/10/11 1 Marianne L. Arciaga Treas. Rod Carbonel 17/12/11 2 Trese S. Cayton SAG Josephine P. Retirado 01/11/11 Metro Marikina 3 Felix R. Felizardo SAA Lindsey P. Retirado 01/11/11 1 Ronaldo Anacan 06/06/11 4 Rodelio A. Garcia DGA Rodolfo L. Retirado 01/11/11 2 Blesila Dela Cruz 06/06/11 5 Mylene B. Mercado IPP Cliford Equila 17/12/11 6 Normita Sanitago IPP Cliford Equila 01/11/11

GML 2011 - 2012 9 Pililla Central Pasig East 1 Jessica Montague 1 Jose Ronaldo C. Bernardo Rtn. Nitrie Espiritu 20/07/11 2 Cesar Peralta MP Alex Wolcott 02/0212 2 Miguel Llamoso Dimadura Dennis Santos 28/10/11 3 Adonis T. Robles SAA Eulindino Montague 05/11/11 3 Lemuel Paolo DL Lacuna PP Isagani Dominguez 20/07/11 4 Julieta M. Robles SAA Eulindino Montague 02/02/12 5 Cheryl Jane Sta. Maria 02/0212 Pasig North 1 Janice Armas Garcia Rtn. Bobby Rivera 15/10/11 Tanay 2 Jesus M. Labuguen, Jr. Rtn. Bobbit Mejia 15/10/11 1 Danilo D. Superiano 03/01/12 3 Melandro S. Mediana PDG Fabio Enriquez 15/10/11 2 Emelito R. Vista Returnee 4 Ferdinand C. Ocinar Dir. Fil Dinoso 15/10/11 5 Cecilio G. Tadeo, jr. Dir. Gener Dizon 15/10/11 Taytay 6 Deogracias R. Veluz PP Cesar Siat 15/10/11 1 Roderick P. Baybayan PN Domald Malsi 01/11/11 2 Pedro S. Briones MP Wilfredo Hilaus 01/11/11 Pasig South 3 Myra T. Buensuceso PP Felimon Santos 01/11/11 1 Gilbert Magbutay PP Felicito O. Guba 25/07/11 4 Emmanuel D. Caguitla MP Wilfredo Hilaus 01/11/11 2 Celestino Mijares 30/08/11 5 Joyce C. Eguia IPP Pedie San Juan 01/11/11 6 Fidencio Ferrer MP Wilfredo Hilaus 01/11/11 Pasig Sunrise 7 Agnes H. Hojilla MP Wilfredo Hilaus 01/11/11 1 Robert Ace Barbers IPP Jun Salatandre 21/06/11 8 Manuel Manosca PP Felimon Santos 01/11/11 2 Elpidio Belgar Dir. Pepe De Silva 04/08/11 9 Elmo Nalangan MP Wilfredo Hilaus 01/11/11 3 Macario Carullo PP Boyette Coronel 15/08/11 10 Macario Resultay MP Wilfredo Hilaus 01/11/11 4 Roger Dianco PP Alex Sotto 14/08/11 11 Alfonso Reynon, Jr. MP Wilfredo Hilaus 01/11/11 5 Lucio Lanza, Jr. Aug. Vio Intalan 04/08/11 6 Alberto D. Santana Dir. Pepe De Silva 04/08/11 Teresa 1Jason T. Pahati MP James Pahati 30/11/11 Zone 7

Zone 6 Cosmopolitan San Juan 1 Yveth Camaro Rtn. Christopher Torzar 01/12/11 Metro Pasig 2 Maria Theresa P. CombatirRtn. Christopher Torzar 01/11/11 1 Mary Flor Ilagan Apilado CP Roger Apilado 01/12/11 3 Lester Ramon De Leon MP RJ Tan 01/11/11 2 Raul Gonzales 01/12/11 4 Iluminada P. Duran MP RJ Tan 20/02/12 3 Dinah Guevarra PP Bobot Guevarra 01/12/11 5 Elsa Flores Miranda 01/12/11 4 Jocelyn Erfilo Guevarra IPP Joel Guevarra 01/12/11 6 Ryan A. Ogan Reynaldo Ogan 01/11/11 5 Josphine Sta. Ana Idolor Rtn. Wesley Idolor 01/12/11 7 Lauro I. Purcil, jr. CP Baby Tan 01/12/11 6 Madeline Marasigan PP Boy Marasigan 01/12/11 8 Nestor E. Salvania CP Baby Tan 01/11/11 7 Cristina N. Ramos PP Carlie Ramos 01/12/11 9 Gerardo Sangco MP RJ Tan 01/12/11 8 Rogelio Forte Santos MP Rebecca Santos 01/12/11 10 Romeo Araojo SumaldeRtn. Felomidez Sumaldo 01/10/11 11 Rowen Tolentino CP Baby Tan 01/12/11 Mutya Ng Pasig 12 Christopher Milanez Torzar CP Baby Tan 01/10/11 1 Consuelo Torres 11/11/11 13 Cristina Villa Rtn. Richard Yu 01/11/11 14 Amalia Vizcarra Rtn. Dorian Ogan 01/12/11 Pasig 15 Anne Maureen P. Yu 01/12/11 1 Jesus B. Acantilado PE Hermie Orbe 01/11/11 16 Mark Anthony R. Yu 01/12/11 2 Dennis Taylan Albano PP Bert Albano 01/11/11 17 Richard P. Yu 01/11/11 3 Ben Fabale Baniel Rtn. Henry Diaz 01/11/11 18 Mikhael Immanuel Yu Tan 01/03/12 4 Emmanuel Liboon Benitez PP Vic Lim 01/11/11 5 Richard Agustin Berganos MP Rel Gomez 01/11/11 Greenhills 6 Torencio Casem Cabucungan PP Jing Jose 01/11/11 1 Jayson Canson 01/11/11 7 Gino C. Cariño Rtn. Noel Go 01/11/11 2 Victorio Veza Fadrilan 29/11/11 8 Valentino Villmon Dionela PP Rhett Ermita 01/11/11 3 Joel Inabangan 01/11/11 9 John Edward Marinas Garcia Rtn. Joji Avedillo 01/11/11 4 Jojo Misa 01/11/11 10 Rogelio San Pascual Lim SDG Conrad Cuesta 01/11/11 5 Joselito C. Ortiz 29/11/11 11 Kenneth Ngo Sy Rtn. Noel Go 01/11/11 6 Augusto Jose Reyes 01/11/11 12 Christian Howard Tolentino Zafra DS Jun Zafra 01/11/11 7 Jaime Uy 01/11/11

Pasig Central Rotary E-Club of S. J. 1 Julian Oliva, Jr. 19/11/11 1 Rene Boy M. Ariola PE Erwin Zabala 19/10/11 2 James Velasco 19/11/11 2 Jocelyn Edralin Cacho Rtn. Marilyn Junio 19/10/11

10 GML 2011 - 2012 3 Marivic Dureza 19/10/11 33 Owen Sterling 21/12/11 4 Marilyn Junio 19/10/11 34 Setsuko Tanaka Marie Caballero 21/12/11 5 Frauline Emmanuelle Plan PE Erwin Zabala 19/10/11 35 Marry Jane White 21/12/11 6 Angelito Punzalan Rtn. Ricardo Abreu 19/10/11 36 Agile A. Zamora CP Maricris Lim-Pineda 21/12/11 7 Zenaida R. Recio Rtn. Ricardo Abreu 19/10/11 37 Grace Navea Huff 8 Niña Marie Jocelyn A. Sales CP Nina Florentino 19/10/11 38 Lydia Monfort 9 Maria Rosanna A. Zanariz Rtn. Marilyn Junio 39 Jun Almario Pascal 40 Grace Reyes San Juan 1 Marjorie De Castro PP Doray Giorla 02/11/11 San Juan Magilas 2 Katherine Angeline SantosIPP Gina Sanchez 02/11/11 1 Ricardo Macabenta BasaMP Abelardo Cartujano 01/11/11 3Jose David Taningco Treas. Anita Torres 02/11/11 2 Edgar Huete Dampios PP Antonio P. Billones 01/11/11 3 Ramil Madiam De Sesto PE Rolly P. Onofre 01/11/11 San Juan Del Monte 4 Arnold Panilagao Lanaria Dir. Bailey Yu 01/11/11 1 Gregorio Cruz 20/01/12 5 Patricio N. Roman 01/03/12 2 Christopher Rey Fernandez 20/01/12 6 Jose Roy Villanueva RomuloIPP Reynaldo Rivera 01/11/11 3 Noel Emmanuel Gascon 20/01/12 7 Joel Felix Mateo D. Runes IVRtn. Walter Pineda 31/12/11 4 Monique Strauss 01/02/12 8 David Y. Tan 01/03/12 5 Estela Wileman 20/01/12 San Juan North San Juan East 1 Juanito S. Bayutas Jr. MP Ben Fermoso 25/08/11 1 Rosa R. Manuel 01/10/11 2 Zosimo B. Cartagena MP Ben Fermoso 29/09/11 2 Carolina C. Mejias 01/10/11 3 Michael Lucky E. Ilagan MP Ben Fermoso 25/08/11 3 Eduardo Nuñez Sorillano 22/11/11 4 Fiel D. Mariano PP Lito Mendoza 31/08/11 4 Denia T. Tapit 22/11/11 San Juan West San Juan Gems 1 Rodolfo A. Abcede 13/12/11 1 Nitz Abanilla 21/12/11 2 Kaili Huang 13/12/11 2 Dolores B. Agbayani PP Anna Sia 21/12/11 3 Mary Jane Larda 13/12/11 3 Ruth Alino CP Maricris Lim-Pineda 21/12/11 4 Ronito Larda III 13/12/11 4 Malou Simolde Bao MP Dolores Cheng 21/12/11 5 Leticia Pambuena 17/01/12 5 Pilar Benitez 21/12/11 6 Nancy Ching Calderon Carminia Pavia 21/12/11 Zone 8 Greater Mandaluyong 7 Amelia Caliro+D28 Lilibeth Chin 21/12/11 1 Luis Tavu Chan, Jr. Minerva Elizaga 11/08/11 8 Angie Caparas PE Joy Kuffel 21/12/11 2 Florencia C. Domingo CP Mila Puyat 22/09/11 9 Ilva Dayo Marie Caballero 21/12/11 3 Efren P. Reyes CP Mila Puyat 04/08/11 10 Carlyn De Lima 21/12/11 4 Peter Sin Tam Rtn. Efren Reyes 18/08/11 11 Cherrie Lyn Denosta 21/12/11 5 Aloida Bonuan Tanunliong CP Mila Puyat 08/09/11 12 Nina Dumpa Cheche Piechotto 21/12/11 6 Ma. Theresa Chua Tie Maria Girlen Lagleva 23/10/11 13 Flordeliza C. Gervacio Norma Ching 21/12/11 7 Robert Allen J. Villaroman CP Mila Puyat 15/09/11 14 Regino Gervacio Lisa Gervacio 21/12/11 8 Menchu B. Arandilla 23/02/12 15 Elisa Gollaba Linda Vinda 21/12/11 9 Juan Simon A. Balboa 23/02/12 16 Chantelle Go-Ponce Gonzalez Luzzi Cui 21/12/11 10 Virgilia C. Balitaan 23/02/12 17 Aurora Guinto 21/12/11 11 JaKe C. Gacus 23/02/12 18 Cherry Lou Ignacio Yoli Nicolas 21/12/11 12 Danielle Guillen 23/02/12 19 Angelica Flores Libunao 21/12/11 13 Cherrie Amor Pagsanjan 23/02/12 20 Norman Lim Eduard Tolosa 21/12/11 21 Marion Limbo Marila Burgos 21/12/11 Mandaluyong 22 Michelle Magtolis Vangie Lagman 21/12/11 1 Ed Aguirre 07/07/11 23 Claire Masamayor Arlene Saito 21/12/11 2 Clinton Laudencia, Jr. PP Albert Ang 10/10/11 24 Bernice Tagle Muscat Rowena Herrero 21/12/11 3 Jesus Lopez MP Oscar Hipolito 05/07/11 25 Marivic Ochoa Olive Laurel 21/12/11 4 Jesus Rodrigo Torres PP Albert Ang 16/09/11 26 Beth Payuyo Rtn. Pinky Baes 21/12/11 5 Emmanuel G. Aldaba 05/03/12 27 Kim Picchotta CP Maricris Lim-Pineda 21/12/11 6 Jeffrey O. Cristobal 05/03/12 28 Lailaine M. Robles MP Dolores Cheng 21/12/11 7 Oliver A. Salud 05/03/12 29 Sheila Marie Manauis Sampang 21/12/11 8 Quintin G. Tan 05/03/12 30 Jennifer Manaloto Schattner Geean Arnaldo 21/12/11 31 Annalyn Seneta 21/12/11 Mandaluyong Central 32 Flora Soh 21/12/11 1Gerard DL Santos Gallardo PP Simplicio Virtudazo 14 /11/11

GML 2011 - 2012 11 Mandaluyong East Mandaluyong West 1 Ruben Alcoriza Rtn. Ronaldo Lim 17/12/11 1 Paul Jason Dela Cruz MP Hermie Cariño 02/11/11 2 Edwin E. Barnadas PP Arturo Yang 17/08/11 2 Karl Paulo Gonzalo MP Hermie Cariño 02/11/11 3 Romeo Cal Rtn. Eduardo Javier 17/12/11 3 Joel Ferdinand MagpantayMP Hermie Cariño 02/11/11 4 Hugh Campbell Rtn. Ronaldo Lim 14/09/11 4 Jose Tolentino Olivar II MP Hermie Cariño 02/11/11 5 Daniel S. Cannu PP Arturo Yang 17/08/11 5 Rizalino Pinlac, Jr. MP Hermie Cariño 02/11/11 6 Anthony Catajan MP Prime Puyo 07/12/11 7 Jesus Cruz Rtn. Ronaldo Lim 07/09/11 Wack Wack 8 Eduardo Gapal MP Prime Puyo 23/12/11 1 Ricardo Q. Lee PP Wowie Decampong 12/08/11 9 Eduardo A. Javier MP Prime Puyo 17/08/11 2 Susan Ringor Sereno Rtn. Elmer Ringor 12/08/11 10 Cherry S. Lim Rtn. Ronaldo Lim 31/08/11 3 Jo Anne Manalo SingsonRtn. Vey Manalo 12/08/11 11 Ronaldo Lim Rtn. Luzvimindo Fajardo 17/08/11 12 Rommel Macasaki Rtn. Ronaldo Lim 23/11/11 13 Marlon Manalo Rtm Jesus Cruz 14/09/11 Zone 9 14 Armando Mercado MP Prime Puyo 17/12/11 15 Virgilio M. Monteza CP Ed Dela Cruz 17/08/11 Antipolo Centro 16 Rolando A. Palanca MP Prime Puyo 17/08/11 1 Rochelle I. Trofeo 17 Larry Pitpit MP Prime Puyo 17/08/11 18 Cherilyn Santos PP Jesus Cruz 17/12/11 Cainta 19 Rolando Solivan MP Prime Puyo 02/12/11 1 Thomas S. Francisco PN Mary Jane Liban 07/11/11 20 Jovy C. Vizconde Rtn. Cheong Suree Cheng 17/08/11 2 Niña Delminguez Navarro PP Roberto Gabiola 07/11/11 3 Efren Dalusong Sawal PP Crispulo Fernandez 07/11/11 4 Elsa Elefane Sumabat MP Ging Esteves 07/11/11 Mandaluyong North 1 Joan Gillen Yarza ArellanoPE Virgilio Arellano 04/11/11 Suburban East Rizal 2 Eduardo Muego Isidoro AG Jack Sia 04/11/11 1 Virgilio Dedeles Returnee

CLUB ADMINISTRATION REPORT

PERCENTAGE OF CLUBS SUBMITTING PMR PERCENTAGE OF CLUB ATTENDANCE

ZONE 7 93% ZONE 3 82% ZONE 1 91% ZONE 4 78% ZONE 8 89% ZONE 1 78% ZONE 3 88% ZONE 2 72% ZONE 4 83% ZONE 9 71% ZONE 6 77% ZONE 7 70% ZONE 5 71% ZONE 6 69% ZONE 2 70% ZONE 5 67% ZONE 9 67% ZONE 8 65%

The Distrct Club Adminstration Committee under SDG Bobby Rosadia reported on the timely submission of the President’s Top 10 CLUBS in Attendance Percentage Monthly Reports, the participation of the clubs in the submission of monthly reports and club bulletin and the attemdance MARIKINA CENTRAL 97% report. Except for four clubs, all clubs submitted their Presi- MARIKINA SOUTH 92% dent’s Monthly Report and registered an average of 85 percent PASIG NORTH 89% clubs submitting on or before the 15th of the following month SAN JUAN WEST 88% deadline with Zone 7 at 93 percent high and Zone 9 bringing NAVOTAS 88% the average to a low of 67 percent. Club attendance average SAN JUAN 87% per Zone was a high of 82 percent for Zone 3 with Zone 8 at a SAMPAGUITA GRACE PARK 86% low percent average of 65 percent. Top three clubs in the dis- CAINTA 86% trict in terms of attedance were RC Marikina Central 97 %, RC Marikina South 92% and Pasig North 89 %. This figures were VALENZUELA 85% from the five months period July to November, 2011. METRO VALENZUELA 85%

12 GML 2011 - 2012 SERVICE PROJECTS Rotary Day and Rotary Week Celebration

Saturday was another one of those days where we really showed the world what Rotary is all about. In Barangay Pineda, Pasig City, our friends of RC Paradise Valley in San Diego, California, the club that regularly hosts DGE’s from the Philippines during their training in San Diego at the International Assembly, performed a Medical Mis- sion to more than 800 beneficiaries. They did around 89 dental, 21 minor surgeries, and the rest were consulta- tions where the tons of medicine that they had brought with them from the US was distributed for free to the poor and indigent patients. Above: Exchange of bannerettes between RC Metro Manila Gems and RC Paradise Valley after the Medical Mission.

Above : RC Paridise Valley, USA and RC Metro Manila GEMS, fellowship after a successful medical mission in Barangay Pineda. At the same time, at the Fortune Elementary School, in Marikina, in celebration of Rotary Week and Rotary day, about 1,500 patients were also treated. And UNTV was there to televise the whole activity! Ang galing talaga ng Rotary! Majestic Marikina President Mayor Del de Guz- man and Global President Vice Mayor Fabi Cadiz, who chaired the event, were there to show the total support of the Marikina government to this Rotary activity.

GML 2011 - 2012 13 And at Welfareville, RC San Juan GEMS was conducting a Football tournament for special children in cooperation with the Henry Moran Foundation. There were children who were mongoloids. There were autistic children. There were hearing impaired and even vision impaired children. The referee didn’t have any arms and was blow- ing on a whistle held up by harmonica device. There were even young girls who had been sexually abused and were involved in some high profile cases. It was so heartwarming to watch children being children! What a project where Rotary is truly being felt! Ang galing!

In the spirit of developing unconventional talent worthy of universal inspiration, the Center for Possibilities (CFP) together with the Rotary Club of San Juan GEMS gathered special hands for a meeting of minds with expert and reputable Filipino artists. En- titled “Hand in Hand: The Special Power of Two”, the 1st CFP-San juan GEMS painting workshop for persons with developmental difficulties allowed children of all ages to begin colorful illustrations that supportive pro- fessional artists finished with care. In 2 brush strokes, one ideal was realized. In 2 actions, integration between special people and pro- fessional artists was achieved. Compliments of Rotarian GEM Marila Burgos, the on-the-spot painting Finally, the best of D3800 was at Miriam College for a activity was held at the Ecca Gallery in Valle Verde I on MOA signing with D3780 to promote CLE in a neighbor- Thursday, February 2012 at 8:00 am. It was organized in ing Rotary District. Hopefully, other Rotary districts will celebration of Rotary International Day. realize the benefits of CLE to the education of our youth! We were represented by DGE Lirio Sandoval, PDG Tony “Mr CLE” Puyat, and his super back-up ever since this 3H grant project was given to D3800, PP Albert Ang! Go Go Go District 3800!

Keep up the good work! You make all of us proud!

YHSL

DG RAFAEL M. GARCIA III

14 GML 2011 - 2012 RI PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE FEBRUARY 2012

My dear brothers and sisters in Rotary,

This November, I had the opportunity to speak at the Rotary institute in Kolkata, India. The focus of this institute was on peace and the ways in which we in Rotary could work to build peace. When I received the invitation, I began to think about what I might say, knowing that with all that Rotarians do in this area, my main challenge would be keeping within the time limit!

But just before I arrived in Kolkata, I spoke at a water conference in Tel Aviv. It was a wonderful event at which Rotarians and non-Rotarians from all over the world came together to discuss the many challenges of keeping an ever-growing population supplied with an increasingly scarce resource. Before I could begin to talk about Rotary’s contribution, however, I had to explain what Rotary is and what we do – because even in that very educated audience of scientists and entrepreneurs and executives, there were many people who had simply never heard of Rotary.

As I left that event, I began to think again about what to say in Kolkata, because so much of what we do in Rotary to build peace depends on public 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 government and few other nongovernmental organizations can – into homes, into schools, and into communities, with the trust and confidence of the people we serve.

When we in Rotary work for peace, we don’t do it by negotiating treaties or demonstrating in the streets. Instead, we build peace by example – by working together, whatever our nationality or back- ground, and putting others’ needs above our own. We build peace by dealing with the problems that disrupt people’s ability to live normal, peaceful lives – whether those problems are a lack of water, or sanitation, or safe, affordable housing; whether they stem from a shortage of education or health care, or a need to build productive and positive connections between communities. In everything we do, we rely on our good name.

This is why all of us have a responsibility to be sure that our good name is indeed known. We need to not just work through Rotary, but talk about Rotary – letting the world know about the work we are doing, the differences we are making, and the benchmarks we are setting. Our Rotary work speaks to our belief that a better, more peaceful world is possible, and we need to be sure that our voices are heard.

KALYAN BANERJEE RI PRESIDENT RY 2011-12

RI PRESIDENT KALYAN BANERJEE’S ROTARY WEEK CELEBRATION MESSAGE

GML 2011 - 2012 15 The D’yario Bag Project of RC Greater Mandaluyong

The Rotary Club of Greater Mandaluyong, the 86th Rotary Club of D3800, even before its charter presentation and induction on May 5, 2011 was already active in developing skills for livelihood projects. RCGM chose a project that will benefit the most number of persons in Barangay New Zaniga in Manda- luyong. Their adopted community and be sustainable for a long time with active participation from as many of our members as possible. This is the D'YARIO NEWSPAPER BAG WEAV- ING PROJECT or in short D'YARIO BAGS. The purpose was to satisfy humanitarian needs in our service community. The project would give substantial additional income to the weavers, thus addressing poverty alleviation, economic and community development. It is also at the same time an environmentally friendly project for cleanli- ness and reduction of wastes all around. On the month of Hearts, Feb.16, 2011 RCGM launched the start of the livelihood project in Bgy. New Zaniga. With the ordinance # 73 reducing the use of plastic bags and styropors in the City of Man- daluyong, approval by the City Council was good news for D'YARIO bags .The Barangay Capt. Edwin Cruz spouse of one of our members, generously offered to advance the resources for the 30 kits of the participants. Each kit cost P300. On top of that he allowed us the use of the Baragay Hall. At the end of the 12 sessions RCGM will be able to mar- ket the bags with guaranteed good quality by the trainer. Mid - April was the Graduation of the first group composed of 22 graduates.... and as prom- ised, the bags were all sold out to mostly our club members and the residents of the neighboring barangays. small way in END D’YARIO bags became a project of Bgy New Zaniga in part- POLIO NOW. RCGM nership with RCGM...Many homes in the neighborhood were gave away to our soon helping those whom we trained. On various occasions guests 200 Green they were invited to trade fairs. The Barangay became part of D’YARIO bags. It the solid waste recycling presentation at the City Hall. Soon was the first big the D’YARIO project joined several fairs...Congressional Trade order ...and from Fairs, City sponsored trade fairs held at the Mall of Asia, 4-day then on It became Bazaars of the Congressional Spouses under the Green Ladies the GIFT OF HOPE Movement . ,a community live- On the Charter Presentation and 1st Induction Ceremo- lihood program nies of RCGM, May 5, 2011...we were able to show our guests of RCGM. Another the green bags that were products of our 1st project...THE 300 pc. order came from the 2011 DISTAS ordered by the host, D'YARIO BAGS. Yes it has always been my dream to help heal RCWW, to be given to VIPs, Speakers, and prizes. At the RCC Planet Earth in a small way for I am a firm believer of "ONE District Seminar held at the Intercontinental Hotel , special man's trash is another man's Treasure " so why not make your guest was RIPE Sakuji Tanaka. I proudly presented him with a own little treasure with recyclable materials. Hand painted D’YARIO bag which he truly appreciated upon On our 2nd Induction Ceremonies last October 27,2011, being told that it was recycled from old newspapers. On an- RCGM celebrated with the theme "PRESERVE PLANET EARTH other occasion, at the District Annual Giving Night, Nov. 8, 2011 ". We opened the year with the successful livelihood project we also presented PRIP Wilkinson with another D’YARIO bag, of D'YARIO NEWSPAPER BAGS made from recyclable old news- hand painted with a Philippine scenery . ...and at another occa- papers, magazines and directories, shredded office papers for sion on the visit of DG David Harilela of RC Hongkong GOLDEN handmade paper fans and award folders. It was also timely MILE, and his party of 6, we also presented his spouse and the that Rotary International celebrated WORLD POLIO DAY so we others with beautiful bags .What they were remarking on was launched the $1 for POLIO ERADICATION.... for every D'YARIO that each one was different from the other. No two bags were bag sold.It was a wonderful way for RCGM to participate in a alike. CP Mila Puyat-RCGM

16 GML 2011 - 2012 RY 2011-2012 GSE INBOUND TEAM District 9980 , Dunedin, New Zealand

The GSE Inbound Team from District 9980, Dunedin, New Zealand from left : Josh Bruce, Rosemarie Patterson (Team Leader), Nora Thompson, Ben McCambridge, Toni Velenski and Zelle Young w ill visit clubs in District 3800’s from February to March 2012. ROSEMARIE PATTERSON TONI VELENSKI TEAM LEADER MEMBER

Rosemarie, aged 65, Team Leader , lives in the city of Toni aged 39, lives with her husband John and sons on a Dunedin with her husband Tony. lifestyle block in Central Otago. She was one of the lecturing staff of the Dunedin College After spending many years in the hospitality industry, of Education, where she also wrote teaching resources she is now a constable with the New Zealand Police in for the sciences and environmental education. For the Alexandra. last four years, Rosemarie has written freelance. Family is very important in Toni’s life, with any spare time Rosemarie’s interests are writing, music kayaking and available spent together making the most of New Zea- hiking. land’s wonderful outdoors participating in jet boating, A Paul Harris Fellow, Rosemarie has been a member of motorbike riding and camping the Dunedin Club since 2002.

ZELLE YOUNG NORA THOMPSON MEMBER MEMBER

Zelle aged 30, is an operations analyst with Silver Fern Nora aged 40, wholives with her husband Ross in the Farms in Dunedin. She is engaged to Steve. city of Invercargill, is a social worker for the South District Zelle loves adventure, travel, experiencing new ccultures Health Board in Invercargill. and meeting new people. Craft work occupies Nora’s leisure time.

JOSH BRUCE BEN McCAMBRIDGE MEMBER MEMBER

Josh aged 28, is a business consultant with Impact Con- Beb aged 26, is a supply chain analyst for Polarcold Stores sulting in Dunedin and a youth worker. Ltd in the city of Timaru. Josh is akeen sportsman whose activities include hiking, Sport is a large part of Ben’s life. He plays competitive running, rock climbing, kayakin and mountain hiking. football for his local club and is a recreational snow- boarder and squash player.

GML 2011 - 2012 17 DISTRICT AWARDS CRITERIA SDG Luz Cotoco-Chair District Awards Committee

BASIC REQUIREMENTS:

1. Good standing and thus must present proof that it has 4.Must have attended all of the Special Events ( TRF An- fully paid on time the following by May 15, 2012: nual Giving Dinner, Mid-Year Review, DISCON) and at - RI Dues least 3 of the Major Training Activities (DISTAS, DTTS, - District Fund ROTARY ACADEMY [101,102 OR 103], TRF Forum, - PRM or The Rotarian Subscription dues Membership Forum).

CATEGORIES: OUTSTANDING ASSISTANT GOVERNOR (AG) 1.Nominated by at least one (1) DDG and (1) Club Presi- - Small club category - 25 and below dent of their own Zone. - Medium club category - 26 to 50 2.Must have personally contributed at least US$100 to - Large club category - 51 and above TRF during the current RY. 3.Recruited at least one (1) new member. 4.At least one (1) club under his/her supervision is an out- OUTSTANDING CLUBS: standing club. 1. Club must earn the Presidential Citation. 2. Have a net membership gain of at least 30% for small clubs, 25% for medium clubs and 20% for large clubs, by OUTSTANDING DEPUTY DISTRICT GOVERNOR the cut-off date (April 30, 2012) (DDG) 3. Club must be an EREY Club, i.e. US$100 minimum 1.Nominated by at least one (1) AG and (1) Club President per capita in club contributions to Annual Program Funds, of their own Zone. with every active member personally contributing some 2.Must have personally contributed at least US$100 to amount between July 1, 2011 to April 30, 2012 TRF during the current RY. 4. Must have submitted regularly the Club Bulletin 3.More than 20% of clubs in his/her Zone are outstanding clubs . 4.Must have recruited at least one (1) new member. OUTSTANDING PRESIDENTS: 1. Home Club must qualify for the Presidential Citation 2. Club presidents must have personally contributed, dur- MOST OUTSTANDING CLUBS: ing the current year, at least US$1,000 to TRF or gained a 1. Must earn the Presidential Citation and the Changemak- Paul Harris Fellow through the "Double Your TRF" Pro- er Award gram during the RY 2. A 100% TRF Sustaining Club, i.e. All members contrib- 3. Must have submitted regularly the PMR and uted at least US$100 each 4. Have a net membership gain of at least 30% for small 3. A 100 % growth in membership (ref. SAR as at Septem- clubs, 25% for medium clubs and 20% for large clubs, by ber 2011) the cut-off date of April 30, 2012

MOST OUTSTANDING PRESIDENTS: OUTSTANDING DISTRICT OFFICER 1. Must meet all the criteria for an Outstanding President 1.Nominated by at least one of the DDGs or AGs (not nec- 2. Home club must have qualified for Most Outstanding essarily from the same zone). Club Award 2.Must have personally contributed at least US$1,000 or 3. Home Club TRF Contribution must be at least the same gained a Paul Harris Fellow through the “Double Your as the previous year's contribution TRF Program” during the current RY. 3.Recruited at least one (1) new member.

18 GML 2011 - 2012 THE MAJESTIC TEAM BREAKFAST MEETING January 07, 2012

Fourth President’s Breakfast Meeting was held at the Valle Verde Country Club at 7:00 AM. last January 07, 2012. Hosted by Zone 6 Pasig with PP Benjie Liboro and PP Joy Valenton as Master of Ceremonies, the meeting was called to drum-up attendance to the Mid-year Review with the event chair - PP Raul Evangelista of RC Metro Marikina appealing to the Majestic Presidents to submit all the necessary requirements. This was pre- ceeded by the report of CP Manny Reyes on the District TRF Contribution and the TRF Banquet. He also reported on the relief operation and shelterbox donation which the District conducted during the Sendong Disaster in Cagayan de Oro. Other presentations made during the meeting were that of the District Fiesta Palarotary by PP Alex Sotto of RC Pasig Sunrise, Discon 2012 by PE Ducky Paredes of RC Pasig and the presentation of the Out- Dignitaries at the Head Table from left: DGND Marilou Co, Ms Gina Lopez-ABS CBN, DG Raffy Garcia and PDG James Dee. bound and Inbound GSE Team by PP Ric Santos and PP Oscar Bautista. Highlight of the day was the talk of Guest SDG Maricris Lim made an update on the district Mem- Spea ker Ms. Gina Lopez of the Save Palawan Movement bership, before some announcements by DS Jun Zafra. whose topic on the preservation of our environment was Governor Raffy Garcia requested the Majestic Presidents very timely, considering the floods and landslides that to support all the up coming district activities specially have been occuring in Mindanao and other provinces. DISCON 2012. The meeting was adjourned at 12:00 noon.

Please be informed of the following for the DISCON: DISCON 2012 REGISTRANTS Time to be in: 1st day - 7:00 am (Registration) 10:00 am (Photo Exhibit) VENUE : World Trade Center, Metro Ma- 2nd day - 6:30 am (Joint Breakfast Majestic and Peacebuilders) nila, 2nd day - 9:00 am ( Start of Plenary Session ) WTCMM Tent - Hall A Gil Puyat Avenue Ext. corner Diosdado Attire: Macapagal Blvd. 1st day - March 23 daytime- District uniform or Club uniform 1st day - March 23 evening - Formal for Rtns and for MPs black Suit

2nd day - March 24 daytime - business attire 2nd day - March 24 evening - smart casual

House Rules: 1. No Name tag - no entry, I repeat, NO NAME TAG, NO ENTRY to the Plenary Hall. 2. If you forget to bring your name tag but you were registered, and verified by the registration committee, you will be issued a DAYPASS for Ps100. 3. No reserving of seats for your fellow rotarians, spouses and/or guests will be allowed, most specially during the Talent Night. 4. For any concerns or problems during the DISCON, please approach A MARSHALL.

Thank you for your usual attention and cooperation.

SDG Luz N. Cotoco Chair, Special Events

GML 2011 - 2012 19 DISTRICT FIESTA PALAROTARY February 26, 2012

District Fiesta Palarotary - What a terrific day we had yesterday, February 26, 2012. Congratulations and thank you to the Rotary Club of Pasig Sunrise led by Majestic President Alfie Dimanlig and ably supported by Pal- aRotary Chair Alex Sotto, and AG and Global President Jun Salatandre, who invited Alvin Patrimonio and Ken- neth Duremdes and asked his FilAmerican brother play such beautiful piano during the entire PalaRotary. And of course, the we must not forget to acknowledge the leadership of SDG Dan Santos! Ang galing galing galing ninyo talaga! Everyone enjoyed. Even the weather coop- erated. When the sun started to bear down on the participants, some rain clouds came to shelter everyone, but not enough to get anyone wet!

20 GML 2011 - 2012 ADAP Cheer Dance Competition -at the Rizal gym was another equally eventful competition, under the super leadership of Bubut Sarmiento! Hearing the resound- ing chants of the participants led by Bubut: "AKO, AYOKO SA BAWAL NA DROGA!" Wow! We really must congratu- late Bubut for the great job she is doing. I gave additional cash prizes to the three winners and have that the win- ner be allowed to perform before the Talent Night during the DISCON! The participants at the Cheer Dance competition were InterActors from all over the district. Maram- ing salamat to PP Bubut and her crew. Ang galing galing galing ninyo talaga! I am going to encourage our Interact and Rotaract leaders to incorporate the ADAP cheer at all Interact and Rotaract events much like the recitation of the Four Way Test in Rotary meetings! Declaring "AKO! AYOKO SA BAWAL NA DROGA!" before each Interact/Ro- taract function will define D3800 as totally against drugs and will make our Interactors and Rotaractors totally committed to the fight against drugs! Go District 3800! "AKO, AYOKO SA BAWAL NA DROGA!"

What was great with both activities is that people brought their families! That's the way Rotary should be! Even at our DISCON, Rotarians will be encouraged to bring their families. Come one come all! Let us enjoy being Rotarians together! DG RAFAEL M. GARCIA III GML 2011 - 2012 21 District Secretary’s Reminders DS Marcelo “Jun” C. Zafra Jr.

TO : ALL ROTARY CLUBS SUBJECT : Reminders for the 3rd Quarter 2011-12

A. REMINDERS FOR CLUBS

1. Ensure timely submission of your duly accomplished Semi-Annual Report (SAR) and remittance of payments for the Second Semester Semi-Annual Dues - US $ 25.50 per member. Current Exchange Rate is Php 43 to US$ 1 MARCH 1. DISCON 2012 - March 23 - 24, 2012 - World Trade 2. Remit payment for the Second Semester Subscription Center to the Philippine Rotary Magazine (PRM) - Php 270.00 per Host Club - RC Pasig member. 2. PESETS 2012 - March 03 - 10, 2012 - UP Bahay ng 3. For Submission : Alumni 3.1 Monthly Club Attendance Report - due not later than Host Club - RC Marikina East 15 days from the last club meeting day for the month. (Please see the report form for the submission details ). C. CONTACT INFORMATION 3.2 President’s Monthly Report (PMR) - to be submitted not later than the 15th of the following month. (In this Rotary International case January15, 2012; February 15, 2012; March 15, 2012) South Pacific & Philippine Office (SPPO), Mc Namara -Cen 3.3 Submit two copies / issues of your weekly Club Bul- ter, Level 1, 100 George St., Paramatta, NSW, Australia letin together with your PMR. 2150; Tel No (612) 9635-3537 / 9689-3169; www.rotary. org.au B. DISTRICT ACTIVITIES - 3rd Quarter 2011-12 SPPO Contact Persons JANUARY Frank Pezzimenti, Regional Head;frank.pezzimenti@ro- 1. Mid-Year Review - January 21, 2012, Valle Verde CC tary.org. - RC Metro Marikina Joy Walker, CDS Manager; [email protected] 2. District Golf Tournament 4th Leg - Deslyn Maher, CDS Coordinator; deslyn.maher@ rotary.org. 3. PALAROTARY - January 29, 2012 - Rizal High School Desiree Bonifacio,Finance Coordinator;desiree.bonifa- - RC Pasig Sunrise [email protected]. Bruce Allen,TRF Manager;[email protected]. FEBRUARY 1. President’s Breakfast Meeting - February 04, 2012 Rotary International, c/o Philippine Consulting Valle Verde Country club - Zone 6 Office; 2nd Deck Penthouse, Salamin Bldg., 2. District Strategic Planning 2012 - February 04, 2012 197 Salcedo St. Legaspi Village, Makati City 1229 Club Filipino - District 3800 Tel No 867-3921 / 817-8858 / Fax No 810-0101 3. District Team Training Seminar 2012 - February 11, 2012 Club Filipino - District 3800 District Office 4. Rotaract/Interact Convention - A-Z Building 723 Sgt. Bumatay Street, Plainview, Manda- 5. District Chess Tournament - February 25, 2012 luyong City, Philippines Tel No 577-6065 / 09175922359 Marikina Rotary Youth Center - RC Marikina (Baby Alberto) / 09156285813 (Mags Basa) / 09175535878 6. District Golf Tournament 5th Leg - (Liezl Capistrano)

22 GML 2011 - 2012 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3800 RY 2011-2012 ATTENDANCE REPORT AVERAGE as of MARCH 2012

# of members # of % # of members # of % ROTARY CLUB 08-01.11 02.28.12 meetings attendance ROTARY CLUB 08-01.11 02.28.12 meetings attendance

ZONE 1 ZONE 6 DAGAT DAGATAN 16 17 4 76.72 METRO PASIG 19 25 4 81.19 MALABON 35 43 4 81.83 MUTYA NG PASIG 23 25 4 54.41 MALABON EAST 27 35 3 82.36 ORTIGAS CENTER 25 27 4 51.45 MALABON HIGHLANDS 25 15 - 67.25 ORTIGAS EAST 12 16 5 51.20 NAVOTAS 26 28 3 88.74 PASIG 81 81 4 63.49 NORTH BAY 12 12 4 64.65 PASIG CENTRAL 12 13 4 74.23 NORTH BAY EAST 28 30 4 81.61 PASIG EAST 19 22 4 72.96 PASIG NORTH 22 30 4 85.24 ZONE 2 PASIG SOUTH 21 22 5 83.78 CALOOCAN MONUMENTO 14 15 4 64.83 PASIG SUNRISE 34 35 4 58.45 CALOOCAN SILANGAN 20 21 4 63.63 PASIG WEST 12 12 4 75.08 GRACE PARK 38 38 4 59.06 VALLE VERDE 10 10 4 69.40 CALOOCAN 40 40 4 82.59 KALOOKAN CENTRAL 19 19 1 48.13 KALOOKAN NORTH 24 24 4 86.10 ZONE 7 METRO NOVALICHES COSMOPOLITAN SAN JUAN 32 32 4 68.42 CALOOCAN 18 18 4 82.10 DOWNTOWN SAN JUAN 19 27 4 71.48 SAMPAGUITA GRACE PARK 21 25 2 87.49 GREENHILLS 32 34 4 54.07 SAN JUAN 26 28 4 87.48 ZONE 3 SAN JUAN DEL MONTE 26 27 4 81.02 METRO VALENZUELA 32 38 - 85.53 SAN JUAN EAST 16 23 4 59.91 VALENZUELA 37 46 3 87.99 SAN JUAN GEMS 59 71 2 67.80 VALENZUELA EAST 24 25 4 83.51 SAN JUAN MAGILAS 27 26 3 40.34 VALENZUELA SOUTH 11 25 5 73.38 SAN JUAN NORTH 35 35 4 67.65 VALENZUELA WEST 53 53 4 81.66 SAN JUAN WEST 23 28 4 86.44 E-CLUB OF SAN JUAN 3800 36 27 4 71.70

ZONE 4 ZONE 8 MARIKINA 74 74 4 79.14 GREATER MANDALUYONG 18 27 3 63.63 MARIKINA CENTRAL 23 30 4 96.78 MANDALUYONG 35 36 4 82.71 MARIKINA EAST 34 34 5 77.51 MANDALUYONG CENTRAL 17 18 5 63.51 MARIKINA HEIGHTS 22 22 4 67.94 MANDALUYONG EAST 27 38 4 52.41 MARIKINA HILLTOP 32 32 3 67.68 MANDALUYONG NORTH 18 20 4 69.59 MARIKINA NORTH 44 44 4 76.81 MANDALUYONG-PASIG MARIKINA WEST 23 25 4 80.60 -SAN JUAN 26 26 4 64.73 METRO MARIKINA 24 19 4 77.22 MANDALUYONG UPTOWN 19 19 2 55.81 RIVER CITY MARIKINA 19 19 4 80.00 MANDALUYONG WEST 19 28 3 51.70 SAN MATEO 19 26 4 64.65 WACK WACK 46 51 4 62.54 MARIKINA SOUTH 24 24 4 88.34 RODRIGUEZ 26 26 4 60.25 SAN MATEO HIGHLANDS 16 32 5 73.34 ZONE 9 LOYOLA XAVIER MARIKINA - - - - ANTIPOLO CENTRO 12 15 4 82.63 ANTIPOLO CITY 22 25 4 51.98 ZONE 5 CAINTA 21 25 5 86.76 ANGONO 18 18 4 72.24 CAINTA BROOKSIDE HILLS 12 10 4 66.75 BINANGONAN 32 32 4 84.97 EAST RIZAL 26 28 4 79.50 CARDONA 18 23 5 82.50 METRO ANTIPOLO 11 14 3 67.93 LAKESHORE RIZAL 25 25 5 66.00 METRO CAINTA 17 17 4 76.70 METRO EAST TAYTAY 16 23 4 72.93 RIZAL CENTRO 25 25 4 65.33 MORONG 24 25 4 30.81 RIZAL MIDEAST 17 17 4 51.13 PILILLA CENTRAL 25 25 4 62.31 SUBURBAN EAST RIZAL 27 31 4 75.00 TANAY 24 24 4 59.61 UPTOWN CAINTA 12 12 5 59.58 TAYTAY 22 26 4 62.67 TRES ESCALON TAYTAY 30 31 4 52.51 TOTAL 2,166 2,406 TERESA 22 22 3 76.71 AVERAGE PERCENTAGE 72.29 GML 2011 - 2012 23 Where to Make up in District 3800

MONDAYS

Cainta De Jardin en Carilles, A. Bonifacio, Cainta 7:00 PM Pasig Sunrise Valle Verde CC, Capt. H. Javier St., Pasig 7:30 PM Caloocan Monumento Great Eastern Hotel, Quezon Ave., QC 7:00 PM San Juan Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila 12NN Dagat Dagatan Navotas Centennial Park, Navotas 8:00 PM San Juan North Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, M.M. 7:00 PM Mandaluyong Central Coffee Nook, El Pueblo Real de Manila, Pasig 8:00 PM Suburban East 7/F, Rublou Bus. Ctr, Ortigas Ave. Ext., Cainta 8:30 PM Mandaluyong North Max’s Chicken Restaurant, Shaw Blvd. Pasig 8:00PM Valenzuela East Maricopa Restaurant, Maysan Road, Valenzuela 7:00 PM Mandaluyong West Jade Palace, Shaw Blvd. Pasig 8:00 PM Valenzuela South Las Veras Rest., Maysan Road, Valenzuela 7:00 PM Marikina West RCMW Clubhouse, St. Mary’s Ave., Marikina 8:00PM Mutya Ng Pasig Coffee Nook, SM Super Center C-5, Pasig 6:30PM FRIDAYS Pasig West Valle Verde Country Club, Capt. H. Javier, Pasig 7:30 PM River City Marikina Exec. Suite 115, Riverbend Hotel, Mkna 8:30 PM Greater Valenzuela Res Tess Cruz res., Mc Arthur H-way Val. 8:00 PM Rizal Mideast Bite Resto Bar/Grill, A. Tuazon St., Marikina 8:00 PM Kalookan Central Boy Ching Woo Rest., A. Mabini St., Caloocan 8:00 PM Taytay Tres Escalon Doña Remedios Hall, Club Manila East, Taytay 7:00 PM Malabon RC Malabon Center, 74 Gen. Pascual St., Mal. 7:30 PM Valenzuela Maricopa Rest., Maysan Road, Valenzuela 12 NN Mandaluyong EDSA Shangri-La Hotel, Mandaluyong City 12NN Marikina Hilltop Riverbend Hotel Café, A. Bonifacio Ave., Mkna. 8:30 PM TUESDAYS Metro Antipolo MAIA ALTA Clubhouse, Antipolo 7:00 PM Metro East Taytay Pizzeria Volare,The Gate,SEB Com’l.Ctr. Taytay 7:30 PM Angono Nemiranda Café, Mla East Rd, Angono, Rizal 8:00 PM Metro Valenzuela Maricopa Restaurant, Maysan Road, Valenzuela 7:30 PM Cainta East 9 Fiero St., Village Eas, Cainta 8:00 AM Northbay Jade Vine Restaurant, Manila 7:00 PM Caloocan Silangan Max Restaurant, Q.C. Mem’l. Circle, QC 7:00 PM San Juan Del Monte Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila 8:00 AM Greenhills Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, MM 12 NN Tanay Halamanan Restaurant, Manila East Rd, Tanay 8:30 PM Kalookan Imperial Suite, Great Eastern, Quezon Ave., QC 7:00 PM Teresa Res. Roly Reventar res. R. Magsaysay, Teresa 8:00 PM MANPASAN Coffee Nook, El Pueblo Real de Manila, Pasig 8:00 PM Valle Verde Valle Verde CC, Capt. H. Javier St., Pasig 7:00 PM Mandaluyong Uptown Max Restaurant, Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong 8:00 PM Wack Wack Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, M.M 7:00 PM Marikina North K of C Clubhouse, Carmine St., Marikina 8:30 PM Ortigas East Sta. Lucia Barangay Hall,Sta. Lusia, Pasig 6:00 PM SATURDAYS Pasig South Pililla Room, Valle Verde Country Club, Pasig 7:30 PM Sampaguita Grace Park Makati Sports Club, L. P. Leviste St., Makati 12 NN Antipolo Centro Mr. G Bar & Resto,Lores Country Plaza, Antipolo 8:00 PM San Juan West Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, MM 8:00 PM Binangonan APS Compound, J.P. Rizal Ext. Binangonan 8:00 PM San Mateo Drop Zone, Amado Compound, San Mateo 8:00 PM Lakeshore Rizal Sanrok sa Kamalig Restaurant, Morong 7:00 PM Valenzuela West Maricopa Rest, Maysan Road, Valenzuela 7:00 PM Marikina East Riverbend Hotel &Cafe, A Bonifacio Ave.,Mkna 8:30 PM Marikina Heights Marikina Hotel, Pio del Pilar St., Marikina 10:00 AM WEDNESDAYS Morong Villa Consuelo Resort, Lanang, Morong 8:00 PM Pililla Central Malaking Bato Restaurant, Pililla Rizal 9:00 AM Downtown San Juan Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, MM 7:30 PM Rizal Centro Hardin Isadora, Carmelo Cmpd. Mayamot, Ant. 8:30 PM East Rizal Rizal Chamber of Commerce Bldg, Taytay 7:30 PM Taytay Lu Fong Restaurant, Rizal Ave., Taytay 6:00 PM Mandaluyong East West End Cafe, Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong 7:00 PM Marikina Central Romy’s Place, Del Pilar St., Concepcion, Mkna 8:00 PM SUNDAYS Metro Marikina Riverbend Hotel Café, A. Bonifacio St., Mkna 8:00 PM Metro Nova. Caloocan Grills & Sizzels Steakhaus, Proj. 8, Q.C. 8:00 PM Cardona RC Cardona Clubhouse, Cardona 11:00 AM Metro Pasig Veranda Room, Nipa Hut Restaurant, Pasig 8:00 PM Navotas RC Navotas Clubhouse,C-4cor.M.Naval,Nav. 8:00 PM Pasig East Valle Verde CC, Capt. H. Javier St., Pasig 7:00 PM San Juan East Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila 7:00 PM San Juan Metro Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila 7:30 PM Hope is the expectation of better things - a Polio Free THURSDAYS World, a World without Hunger, Universal Peace It is the spark that keeps a man going, whatever his sta- Cainta Brookside Hills Roofdeck, Mr. Pete’s Grill & Cafe, Caita, Rizal 8:00 PM Cosmopolitan San Juan Club Filipino, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila 7:00 PM tion. Grace Park Great Eastern Hotel, Quezon City 12NN Without it, life is nothing more than existence in de- Kalookan North Boy Ching Woo Rest., A. Mabini St., Caloocan 7:30 PM spair. Malabon East 2/F Alcajat Bldg., 85 G. Roxas St., Quezon City 8:00 PM Rotary brings Hope! Malabon Highlands Bgy. Potrero Hall, Pinatipunan Circle, Malabon 7:30 PM Marikina Marikina Rotary Youth Center, Marikina 7:00 PM - PRIP MAT Caparas Metro Valenzuela Maricopa Rest., Maysan Road, Valenzuela 7:30 PM Northbay East Western Garment Multi-Purpose Hall, Navotas 8:30 PM Ortigas Center Valle Verde CC, Capt. H. Javier St., Pasig 7:00 PM Pasig Valle Verde CC, Capt. H. Javier St., Pasig 12NN Pasig North Common Room Bar & Resto, Marikina 8:00 PM

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