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CHRONICLETHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF EAST

Sept. 13, 2019 Turnover of monthly assistance to our 6 adopted Feeding Centers INVOCATION Lord, Rotarians world-wide acknowledge your power, and your expectation that we Club No. 17115 District 3860, , be of service to mankind. Let us renew our obligation to fulfill that expectation, just th 12 REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING as the return of spring renews growth in September 24, 2019, Marco Polo Hotel Davao the world around us, with a new commitment to help others in our PROGRAMME community, our nation, and our world. With the power, influence, and wealth that Call to Order we as leaders in this place most certainly PRES. PATRICK CAPILI have, let us always remember that these are a blessing from you, and that charity is Turnover of Proceedings to the Master of Ceremonies more fulfilling than decadence, and the PP VAL DIONISIO Golden Rule a much richer yardstick than

any bank account. Amen. Pambansang Awit and Invocation RTN. ESTHER DE JESUS

Introduction of Visiting Rotarians and Guests PP LEO EDWIN ZANTUA

Community Singing RTN. PAUL PETER DIGAL Pages Secretary's Time SEC. DARWIN SANTOS Programme 01 President’s Message 02 President's Time Secretary's Page 03 PRES. PATRICK CAPILI Point of View 04 Rotary World 05 Introduction of Guest Speaker Bits and Pieces 06 PP JESS FORTICH Lights Camera Action 07 Speaker’s Profile 08 Speech End Polio Campaign 09 ATTY. ERASTUS SANDINO B. AUSTRIA 10-11 District Collector, Port of Davao and Spokesperson, BOC Roster of Members TRF Contributors 12 Open Forum Response MAKE UP CARD PP ANTHONY BANZALI

Giving of Certificate of Appreciation & Name of Rotarian Adjournment...... PRES. PATRICK CAPILI

BUSINESS, EDITORIAL OFFICE & Club & Position ROTARY EAST DAVAO SECRETARIAT: c/o Roadway Inn, Km 4 Bajada, Davao City Make-up Date / Time: Cellphone # 0920-953-4196 (Shiela) Attested by: Emails: [email protected] [email protected] https://web.facebook.com/groups/ SEC. DARWIN T. SANTOS @Rotaryclubofeastdavao/

RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Page 01 President’s Corner

PRES. PATRICK S. CAPILI Club President, RY 2019‐2020

bit of sad news...... Polio has been confirmed to have re‐emerged in the Philippines this year after being declared by the World Health Organization to be Polio‐Free for almost 20 years. It was in Athe year 2000 that the Philippines was declared to be free from the disease with the last case happening in 1993. According to Rotary International, type 1 was the known cause of the few cases of the disease existing in the world today. Type 2 Polio Virus was declared eradicated in September 2015, with the last virus detected in India in 1999. Although this is admittedly a sad news for the Philippines, I take this as an opportunity to help promote more our Fellowship Dinner Event with Giselle Sanchez in the World Polio month of October.

Last Thursday, October 19th, an Area Committee (ACOM) Coordination Meeting took place at the RC North Clubhouse hosted by Area 2C. The agenda consisted of "Pink October" hosted by RC Downtown Davao. PP Val announced and talked about the Bowling Tournament which is set to take place on October 13, 20 & 27. I'd like to thank all the attendees of the ACOM meeting as I was unavailable due out of town work activities.

This October is indeed another busy and hectic Rotary month with the many activities happening simultaneously.

September 19, 2019 ACOM Meeting hosted by Area 2C Clubs (East, Central, West & Downtown)... PP Val Dionisio presented the Bowling Tournament while Dir. Ranz presented the upcoming End Polio Benefit Show...AG Alvin and Sec. Darwin also present during the said meeting... 02 Page RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Infopage SEC. DARWIN T. SANTOS Club Secretary, RY 2019‐2020

ATTENDANCE REPORT September Celebrants Our Attendance for September 17, 2019 Sept. 01 VP Jim Sabino Present 32 Sept. 03 Dir. Ranz Apolinario Make Up 10 Sept. 04 Rtn. Inday Hilario Absent 14 Sept. 12 Spouse Neneng Lavisores Percentage 75 Sept. 18 Rtn. Jet Villamor Sept. 23 PDG Boy Reyes Spouse Nadeth Zantua Dir. Brian Toh Sept. 26 PDG Hermie Villano Oct. 01 DR. JOSEPHINE VILLAFUERTE Head, City Health Office Wedding Anniversaries Oct. 08 DR. JONATHAN A. ALEGRE Sept. 3 Dir. Ranz Apolinario and Spouse Raquel President, Davao Medical School Foundation, Inc. Sept. 18 PP Boy Angeles and Spouse Adelfa Oct. 11 Monthly turnover of Feeding Fund Sept. 20 Dir. Hiro Kawashima and Spouse Gina Oct. 14 Pink October Jumpstart ‐ City Hall Oct. 15 Benefit Show with Giselle Sanchez Sept. 25 PP Paul Yuste & Spouse Dolly Arezzo Place Davao Clubhouse, Dona Pilar, Oct. 17 Forum ‐ Breast Cancer Awareness / Pink Zumba

M MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY E E Calinan Davao T East Davao Downtown Davao Sta. Ana Davao Davao North Davao I 6:30p.m. 12:00Noon 12:00 noon 6:00 p.m. 12:00Noon 6:00 p.m. N Calinan Hway Marco Polo Hotel Grand Menseng Hotel Grand Menseng Hotel Royal Mandaya Hotel Clubhouse G cor de Leon St. S South Davao Torres St. Matina 12:00noon South Digos A Central Davao 12:30p.m. Marco Polo Hotel 7:00p.m. Tagum West Davao R 6:30p.m. 11:30a.m. O Lispher Inn Avenue One Hotel 6:30p.m. U Grand Menseng Hotel Central Panabo Roxas Ext. Papa Juhn’s Pizza Marco Polo Hotel N Tagum North 6:00 p.m. Rizal St. D Clubhouse, New Pandan Where to 7:00p.m. Digos T Make up... Miko’s Brew Davao 2000 7:00p.m. Waling Waling Davao SATURDAY H Apokon 6:00p.m., Happy Home A&B Hotel 12:30p.m. E Café,Torres St. Grand Menseng Hotel Toril Tagum Golden Laces 7:00 p.m. C Clubhouse I Pag-Asa Davao 6:00p.m., Miko’s Brew Mcleod St., T 6:30p.m., Lispher Inn Apokon Y

RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Page 03 ROTARY WORLD PDG HONESTO A. CABARROGUIS Past District Governor, RI District 3860, RY 1983‐84

have a place for the district’s A TIME TO RECONNECT alumni association to welcome its new members, but they also used WITH ALUMNI Facebook Live to record a Rotary Alumni Reconnect Week, 7‐13 October, is a time to breakout session that focused on remind Rotary members and past and current program the experiences of a Group Study participants of the value of staying in touch. Alumni of Exchange member. Interact, Rotaract, scholarships, Rotary Peace Fellowships, and Youth Exchange are great leaders and innovators and 4. Welcome past presidents — Rotaract Club of Patan, possess skills that can contribute to your next service Nepal. A president of a Rotary or Rotaract club learns a lot project. about leadership. The Rotaract Club of Patan recognized this and invited 10 of its past presidents back to the club To inspire you to think of ways you can reconnect with to share what they learned in that role. This led to alumni throughout the year, here are five examples of how discussions about the future of the Rotaract club and how alumni and members have engaged during Reconnect it can expand its potential. Week. 1. Hold a video conference — Rotary District 7020 5. Get alumni updates by video — Rotary Club of Alumni Association. As district alumni chair, William Invercargill. Sunrise, New Zealand. The Rotary Club of Inniss, of the Rotary Club of Central Cayman Islands, Invercargill Sunrise requested one‐ to two‐minute video Cayman Islands, established a tradition of holding an updates from Youth Exchange alumni it had sponsored. It annual video conference with his district’s alumni then shared the videos with its members on Facebook. association. Because the district is made up of many The alumni talked about the lasting relationships islands in several countries and territories, having they had formed with their host families and how their everyone attend in‐person meetings is difficult. So Inniss exchanges shaped them. When alumni can’t come to a found a better way to keep in touch. During the meeting, club meeting, video updates like these help members and members of the alumni association discuss their and alumni maintain a connection despite long distances. experiences and decide how best to partner with local Rotary clubs.

2. Host a networking event — Northern Illinois Alumni Association. Members of the Northern Illinois Alumni Association; the Rotaract Club of Chicago, Illinois, USA; and Rotarians in the Chicago region came together for an evening of networking at Rotary International World Headquarters in Evanston, Illinois. This gave alumni, Rotaractors, and Rotarians the opportunity to get to know one another, see what Rotary and Rotaract clubs are accomplishing, and discuss how alumni might join them.

3. Invite alumni to your district conference — District 7600. For several years, District 7600 in Virginia, USA, has included alumni in its district conference. Not only did it

04 Page RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 DIR. RAPHAEL E. APOLINARIO VI Editor in Chief, RED Chronicle

The court quickly located the farmer, who came The Falcon & The Branch and stood before the king. The king asked him, “How did you make the falcon fly?” nce there was a king who received a gift of With his head bowed, the farmer said to the king, two magnificent falcons. They were “It was very easy, your highness. I simply cut the Operegrine falcons, the most beautiful birds branch where the bird was sitting.” he had ever seen. He gave the precious birds to his head falconer to be trained. ***We are all made to fly — to realize our incredible potential as human beings. But at times Months passed, and one day the head falconer we sit on our branches, clinging to the things that informed the king that though one of the falcons are familiar to us. The possibilities are endless, but was flying majestically, soaring high in the sky, for most of us, they remain undiscovered. We the other bird had not moved from its branch conform to the familiar and the comfortable. So since the day it had arrived. for the most part, our lives are mediocre instead of exciting, thrilling and fulfilling. Let us learn to The king summoned healers and sorcerers from destroy the branch of fear we cling to and free all the land to tend to the falcon, but no one could ourselves to the glory of flight! make the bird fly. SERVICE ABOVE SELF = ROTARY SERVING He presented the task to the member of his court, HUMANITY but the next day, the king saw through the palace window that the bird had still not moved from its TRF Contribution received todate: perch. (RY 2019-2020) Having tried everything else, the king thought to Hiro Kawashima $100 himself, “Maybe I need someone more familiar Hiro Naruse $100 with the countryside to understand the nature of Fred Yelinek $100 this problem.” So he cried out to his court, “Go Ronnie Go $100 and get a farmer.” Brian Toh $100 PDG Totoy Cabarroguis - P50,000 In the morning, the king was thrilled to see the falcon soaring high above the palace gardens. He said to his court, “Bring me the doer of this miracle.”

RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Page 05 5 Instant Stress Relievers

Tough week? Here's how you 3 Ginger or peppermint ‐ This Andrew Weil. Place the tip of your can de‐stress instantly. two comes in handy when tongue against the ridge of tissue you're traveling. Ginger helps just behind your upper front Sure, getting a pedicure, and in motion sickness, while teeth, and keep it there through indulging in a full‐body massage peppermint helps in the the entire exercise. can do wonders for stressed‐out common cold, sinusitis, and moms. But it's not like we can nausea. You will be exhaling through your always do it whenever we need mouth around your tongue; try to. Instead, arm yourself with We recommend: Giga's Ginger‐ pursing your lips slightly if this the following that we promise Peppermint Massage Oil seems awkward. will offer relief and help lower (Robinsons Galleria and your stress levels. Robinsons Place ) Exhale completely through your because the scent alone can mouth, making a whoosh sound. 1 Epsom Salt ‐ Got aching feet bring instant relief to nausea Close your mouth and inhale after a long day of walking? Soak and headaches. quietly through your nose to a them in a pan of warm water mental count off our. with Epsom salt (magnesium Apply it to the chest if you have sulfate). This eases muscle pain, a bad nasal congestion. Hold your breath for a count of neutralizes odors, and softens seven. feet. 4 Gum ‐ Chewing gum increases alertness, quells Exhale completely through your 2 Acupressure ‐ Acupressure anxiety, and lowers levels of the mouth, making a whoosh sound uses massage to target key stress hormone cortisol, say to a count of eight. This is one points on your skin's surface to Australian researchers. Opt for breath. help relieve stress and tension. sugar‐free versions. Stay‐at‐home mom Dory Lee Now inhale again and repeat the says, “When I have a headache, I We recommend: Lotte Xylitol cycle three more times for a total massage the spot where my Sugar‐Free that also fights of four breaths. head hurts, or I ask my sister to cavities. do it for me. I also find that This story originally appeared on when I massage my palm and 5 Breathe ‐ Take time to pause Femalenetwork.com. inner arm, I feel calmer.” with a breathing exercise. It requires no equipment, and We recommend: For headaches, can be done anywhere. In fact, press on the temples (the slight you can do it on your desk or in depression on the sides of your the privacy of a stall at the face between your hairline and common rest room at work. eyebrows) with your middle fingers to help relieve We recommend: The 4‐7‐8 (or headaches and relaxation. Relaxing Breath) exercise by Dr.

06 Page RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Sept. 13, 2019 Global Grant Project ‐ Meeting with Deped Officials led by Asst Schools Div. Superintendent Emma Camporedondo ...discussion on MOU along with our service provider ‐ DMSF‐IPHC ...PP Fred Yelinek representing the club...

Guest Speakers: Sept. 10, 10th Regular Meeting ‐ Ms. Erica Rasonabe‐ Papica of Davao Doctors Hospital

Sept. 17, 11th Regular Meeting ‐ Mgen Jose Faustino of 10th Infantry Brigade

RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Page 07 SPEAKERS PROFILE ATTY. ERASTUS SANDINO B. AUSTRIA District Collector, Port of Davao and Spokesperson, BOC

graduate of San Beda School of During his law practice, he handled Law and a holder of the degree of corporate, civil, election and criminal ABachelor of Science in cases. He co‐chaired the corporate legal Entrepreneurship from Ateneo De team that prepared the corporate Davao University, Atty. Austria was a documentation and legal due diligence in consistent student leader with various the establishment of the First Biomass positions in the student government Power Plants in . and was the former National President of the Association of Law Students of He served as the District Collector of the the Philippines and governed council and Manila International member of the Asian Law Student Container Port (MICP). Presently, he is the Association. District Collector of the Port of Davao…ATTY. ERASTUS SANDINO B. Prior to starting his law practice, he AUSTRIA. established and headed two separate . businesses in the fields of construction and distribution of petroleum products distribution in Region XI, Mindanao.

WHAT’S NEW Download the updated Community Assessment Tools handbook for information and tips on how to conduct effective community assessments. Assessing your community’s strengths, weaknesses, assets, and needs is an essential first step in planning any effective service project. By taking the time to analyze your community, you can determine the best opportunities for service and maximize your club’s impact. Since 1 July 2019, Rotary exchange rates have been based on the prevailing market rate as of the first of each month. As a result, future rates will no longer be publicized to Rotary members. This new method is the best way to ensure a true exchange rate to all our members worldwide. If you have questions or concerns, write us at treasury@ rotary.org. Visit the Exchange Rates page for more information. WHAT’S NEXT SEPTEMBER Basic Education and Literacy Month 15 Nominations are due for the Rotary Alumni Global Service Award and the Rotary Alumni Association of the Year Award.

OCTOBER Economic and Community Development Month 1 Nominations are due for the Service Award for a Polio Free World and the PolioPlus Pioneer Award. The Rotarian magazine’s annual photo contest is open for submissions. Entries are due 15 December. 7-13 Rotary Alumni Reconnect Week Hold an event and invite Rotary program alumni. 24 World Polio Day. Organize a viewing party to watch the Online Global Update and register your event. 31 Nominations are due for the Service Above Self Award.

RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Page 09 ROSTER OF MEMBERS

Ajero, Antonio M. Alquiza, Apollo R. Angeles, Pedrito C. Apolinario, Raphael E. Bangayan, Ruben A. Banzali, Anthony P. Journalism Unibanking Services Bank Receivership Non-Life Insurance Appliance Distribution Civil Law Spouse: Spouse: Mila Spouse: Adelfa Spouse: Raquel Spouse: Cathy Spouse: Jam

Bernas, Constancio Cabarroguis, Honesto A. Cabrera, Dominador O. Canes, Cheldone I. Capili, Patrick S. Carrillo, Dominador P. Lending Services Civil Law AE-Medicine Gynecology General Merchandise Dist. Real Estate Development Ligitation Law Spouse: Anggie Spouse: Clara Spouse: Rose Spouse: Lilian Spouse: Vivian

Cantil, Ariel L. Deyto, Jude D. Digal, Paul Peter R. Dionisio, Valentino L. Evans, David Samuel Escudero, Oscar M. Jr. Engineering Real Estate Leasing Architecture Truck Dealership Chartered Quantity Surveyor Medical - Urology Spouse: April Spouse: Mimi Spouse: Cris Spouse: Elsa Spouse: Sharon

Fortich, Jesse A. Go, Ronald C. Gaerlan, Manuel R, Hayag, Sol T. Kawashima, Hiroyuki Lavisores, Roland Equipment Leasing Car Rentals Military : Police Admin Construction Medical Equipment Dist. Non-Life Insurance Spouse: Naty Spouse: Flor Spouse: Gina Spouse: Neneng

Lim, Winston C. Luga, Rossano C. Luy Tan, William Mabagos, Michael A. Miyake, Ichido Miyake, Hikaru S. Materials Handling Services Light and Power Dist. Agency: Non-Life Insurance Construction Computer IT Consultancy Vegestable Export Spouse: Donna Spouse: Jojo Spouse: Esther Spouse: Princess

Nierra, Manuel R. Ng, Dexter L. Orteza, Alvin B. Paras, Vito Oscar P. Pinpin, Alvin M. Reta, Karl Michael G. Equipment Part and Services Govt’. Srvc. Taxation Meat Processing Mat’l. Handling Equipment Accounting Services Estate Administration Spouse: Metah Spouse: Marnie Spouse: Enday Spouse: Rita Spouse: Sandra Spouse: Pinky

10 Page RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 ROSTER OF MEMBERS

Dizon, Philip S. Real, Francis Rene L. Reyes, Reynaldo I. Reyes, Rodel Riezl S.j. Sabino, Jaime S. Santos, Francisco C. Farming, Estate Devt. Universal Banking Rural Banking Heavy Equipment Leasing Life & Non-Life Insurance Architect Planning & Energy Generation Spouse: Ndang Spouse: Alice Spouse: Anne Spouse: Carmen Spouse: Nen

Santos, Darwin T. Sancho, Edgardo R. Sojor, Virgilio S. Sumikawa, Takeyoshi Sy, Kenneth L. Sy, Clarence Mitchel H. Engineering Construction Real Estate Leasing Banana Growing Marine Eng’g. Consultancy Office Equipment Dist. Rural Banking Spouse: Flor Spouse: Lodi Spouse: Yukiko Spouse: Yan Yan

Taganas, Richard B. Tan, Prudencio C., Jr. Toh, Brian U. Villamor, Jesito V. Dentistry Structural Engineering Industrial Gases Dist. Life Insurance Mgt. Spouse: Bodeth Spouse: Mimi Spouse: Cris

Villano, Herminio A. Yelinek, Fred Yuste, Paul John C. Zantua, Leo Edwin C. Hospital Administration Housing Construction Tire and Batteries Dist. Non-Life Insurance Spouse: Auring Spouse: Lily Spouse: Dolly Spouse: Nadeth HONORARY MEMBERS

Rtn. Estrellita E. De Jesus Rtn.Marilyn A. Hilario

PP Atsushi Sasaki PP Kohachi Oikawa PP Koukichi Onodera PP Hideyuki Hasebe Hon. Yoshiaki Miawa PP Arthur Malatag RC Wakayanagi, Japan RC Ishinomaki South, Japan RC Wakayanagi, Japan RC Ishinomaki South, Japan Consul General of Japanese Consulate Office in Davao City

RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12 Page 11 MAJOR DONORS LEVEL 1 MULTIPLE PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS MULTIPLE PAUL HARRIS FELLOW - PDG Reynaldo I. Reyes & Spouse Alice - ACTIVE MEMBERS NON ACTIVE PDG Raoul E. Hilario & Spouse Marilyn PP Jesse A. Fortich, MPHF +2 PDG Ramon A. Tirol ‐ MPHF +6 PDG Herminio A. Villano & Spouse Aurora Rtn. Ruben A. Bangayan, MPHF +2 Hon. Member Veronica D. Tirol MPHF +2 PP Hikaru S. Miyake & Spouse Juliet PP Valentino L. Dionisio MPHF +2 Rtn. Antonio Teh ‐ MPHF + 5 PP Rodel Riezl S. Reyes & Spouse Anne Marie PP Alvin B. Orteza MPHF +2 PP Amador C. Macatangay MPHF + 2 Rtn. Cresencio E. Arrieta MPHF +1 Rtn. David Samuel Evans PP Virgilio S. Sojor, MPHF+2 PP Paul John C. Yuste & Spouse Dolly Grace PP Leonardo Chee MPHF + 1 PDG Honesto A. Cabarroguis MPHF +2 Rtn. Reynaldo T. Fuentes MPHF + 1 PP Eufracio A. De Jesus & Rtn. Estrellita PP Apollo R. Alquiza MPHF +1 Rtn. Harold Thomas Kelleher MPHF +1 PP Dominador O. Cabrera, MPHF+1 PP Feliciano T. Salvador MPHF + 1 PP Ronald C. Go, MPHF+1 PP Hector M. Maniquis MPHF +1 Rtn. Sol T. Hayag MPHF +1 Rtn. Efren D. Marquez MPHF +1 Rtn. William H. Luy Tan MPHF +1 Rtn. Danilo G. Bernardo MPHF +1 Dir. Manuel R. Nierra MPHF +1 PP Benjamin S. Geli MPHF +1 Rtn. Eduardo P. Tan, Jr. MPHF +1 PAUL HARRIS FELLOW - NON ACTIVE Hon. Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS - PAUL HARRIS FELLOW - Hon. Member Arthur O. Malatag ACTIVE MEMBERS FAMILY OF ROTARY Hon. Member PP Atsushi Sasaki PP Fred Yelinek Maria Christina Reyes‐ Caguioa Hon. Member Kohachi Oikawa Charles Reginald D. Reyes Rtn. Alfredo V. Abundo PP Oscar M. Escudero, Jr. Raymond D. Reyes PP Roque I. Gahol PP Edgardo R. Sancho Raphael D. Reyes PP Asterio S. Uyboco PP Anthony P. Banzali Herminio C. Villano, Jr. PP Roselo T. Toledo PP Antonio M. Ajero Consorcia SJ. Reyes PP Benigno Magpantay PP Pedrito G. Angeles Roberto Elias L. Reyes PP Edgar V. Benedicto PP Vito Oscar P. Paras Spouse Elsa C. Echevarria PP Benjamin B. Panganiban PP Leo Edwin C. Zantua Kelly Grace G. Yuste PP Guillermo L. Arendain PP Rossano C. Luga Pauline Grace G. Yuste PP Bernard Z. Guirgen Arsenio Emmanuel E. De Jesus PP Roman Solitaria PP Prudencio C. Tan, Jr. Dominic Eligan E. De Jesus PP Jose F. Campo Dir. Raphael B. E. Apolinario VI Jo Ann Carol de Jesus‐Africa PP Rizal D. Aportadera Dir. Hiroyuki Kawashima Johannah De Jesus PP Koukichi Onodera Rtn. Manuel Gaerlan Spouse Catherine Y. Bangayan Rtn. Roberto Dakudao Dir. Brian Toh Spouse Maria Cristina B. Dionisio Rtn. Antonio U Alvarez, Jr. Sec. Darwin Santos Ma. Crizabel B. Dionisio Rtn. Ramon Alvarez PN Cheldone I. Canes Rino Ezekiel B. Dionisio Rtn. Arthur N. Ang Rtn. Alvin M. Pinpin Spouse Natividad R. Fortich Rtn. Bayani S. Aquino Natasha R. Fortich Rtn. Yoichi M. Amano Rtn. Dominador Carrillo Roberto Julian R. Fortich PP Efren A. Elbanbuena Rtn. Roland C. Lavisores Spouse Clara Cabarroguis Rtn. Renante B. Andres Rtn. Takeyoshi Sumikawa Spouse Mila T. Alquiza Rtn. Neil W. Mckay Rtn. Francisco C. Santos, Jr. Spouse Rosa Cabrera Rtn. Nestor C. Ledesma VP Jaime S. Sabino Spouse Alodia L. Sojor Rtn. Sofronio M. Jucutan Rtn. Constancio C. Bernas Spouse Concepcion G. Arrieta Rtn. Joselito V. Cabrera Rtn. Jesito V. Villamor Spouse Flor B. Hayag Rtn. Leo Tereso A. Magno Rtn. Jude D. Deyto Spouse Esther Luy Tan Rtn. Ronnel S. Paclibar Spouse Bernadette A. Zantua Rtn. Ian D'Arcy Walsh Dir. Winston C. Lim Spouse Angelina Bernas Rtn. Vicente Toh Pres. Patrick S. Capili Spouse Carmencita Nierra Rtn. Elindo D. Lo Rtn. Kenneth T. Sy Spouse Concepcion Orteza Rtn. Paul Edward R. Butler Rtn. Benigno T. Supnet Rtn. Wilfred D. Ngo Mr. Josue S. Tesado, Sr. Mr. Apolinar Q. Ruelo Mr. Rodolfo B. Junsay Mr. Edgar V. Saulon Mr. Conrado Ocampina Mr. Pio Castillo Mr. Anthony George Stanbridge Mr. Andrew Peter Toy 12 Page RED Chronicle Issue 1920-12