ROTARY CLUB OF SAN PEDRO SOUTH RI District 3820 Club Number 31517 Chartered April 23, 1996 Regular Meeting every Friday 8:00 PM Barangay e-Library, Pacita Complex - 1 San Pedro, Laguna
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EDITORIAL BOARD
TODAY’S CHAIR
The Rotary Club of San Pedro South Publisher Reynaldo “Rey” F. Bongao Editor-In-Chief Leofelia “Fe” S. Aquinde President Alex “Bebot” Melgar Secretary Prudence Malayas Research/Layout
August 09, 2013
All Active Rotarians Contributors The Golden Key was adapted in honor of St. Peter, the patron saint of San Pedro, who is believed to be holding the key to heaven. It is also in recognition at the club’s pioneering effort as the first club in San Pedro, to open the portals of Rotary International to female members. RCSPS was the “key” for the active partnership of both genders in working for the achievement of all the Rotary Objectives. The Golden Key accepts comments, suggestion and contributions from all active Rotarians.
PN Lita Grey
PROGRAMME CALL TO ORDER FC Pres. Fe Aquinde INVOCATION
IPP Rey Bongao NATIONAL ANTHEM
Rtn Lourdes Turreda RECITATION of 4-WAY TEST & OBJECT OF ROTARY
PP Yolly Montifar ANYTHING GOES/JOKER’S TIME
Any Rotarian CORRESPONDENCE/ ANNOUNCEMENT
PE/Sec. Bebot Melgar ROTARY INFORMATION/ CLASSIFICATION TALK
COMMITTEE REPORT PRESIDENT’S TIME FC Pres. Fe Aquinde
The Golden Key can also be read online at our Facebook group page: www.facebook.com/groups/rotaryclubof sanpedrosouth and at http://rcsan pedrosouth.blogspot.com.
OTHER MATTERS
Materials for publications should be forwarded to:
FELLOWSHIP
EIC Rey Bongao CP# -09162361201 rfbongao@gmail.com SEC. Bebot Melgar CP# 09165559786 alexmelgar_2957@yahoo.com PRES: Fe S. Aquinde CP# 09279132213 fesaquinde@yahoo.com
CLOSING SONG Rtn. Johnny Sabaldan
ADJOURNMENT FC Pres. Fe Aquinde
Club Secretariat at Brgy. San Vicente, Barangay e- Library, Phase 2 Pacita Complex 1
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RI President - RON D. BURTON
August 2013 Dear fellow Rotarians, Our goal in 2013-14 is to Engage Rotary, Change Lives . All of us know that Rotary has incredible potential to do good work. It's time to recognize how much more we could be doing and start working on new ways to turn that potential into reality. We're going to do this by engaging Rotarians – by getting them involved, by getting them inspired, and by making sure that all Rotarians know just what a gift they have in Rotary. We're going to make sure that the work we do in Rotary is solid, effective, and sustainable. And we're going to make sure that Rotary itself will last – by committing to our goal of 1.3 million Rotarians in our clubs by the year 2015. That goal is a little different from membership goals we've had in the past. The goal isn't just bringing in new members. The goal is growing Rotary. The goal is making Rotary bigger, not just with more members, but with more involved, engaged, motivated members who will be the ones to lead us into our future. Each of us has our own reason for joining Rotary – but I believe we all want to make a difference. We all want to be doing something meaningful. That is absolutely essential for us to remember when we talk about membership. We're not asking just anyone to join Rotary. We're looking to attract busy, successful, motivated people who care. We're asking them to take their valuable time and give it to Rotary. So if they say yes, and they come and join our club, then we'd better be showing them that their time in Rotary is well spent. We have to make sure that every Rotarian, in every club, has a meaningful job – one that makes a real difference to the club and the community. Because when you're doing something meaningful in Rotary, Rotary is meaningful to you. In Rotary, we all have something to give. At every stage of our lives and our careers, Rotary has something for all of us – a way to let us do more, be more, and give more. Rotary gives our lives more meaning, more purpose, and greater satisfaction. And the more we give through Rotary, the more Rotary gives back to us in return.
Ron D. Burton President, Rotary International
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August is the Membership and Extension Month in Rotary Calendar, the best time for us to SHARE Rotary to our friends, relatives and family. We need to work hard to fulfill our top responsibility in our club, to bring new faces. Invite them and let them feel to be part of Rotary . When I was first invited in this club, I have no intention of joining the club, but just to give time to a very persistent friend, to visit and attend their weekly meeting. If not for him, I would not be able to become a part of this organization and filled up the space in my heart to be of Service to others. You feel happiness every time you see young faces acknowledging the help you have given them. Let us be vigilant in looking and inviting prospective members. Who knows one or two of them will then be new Rotarians of our club.. Let us support and be part of the forthcoming RI Strategic Plan, The Rotary Foundation, Membership, Public Image and Service Projects seminar workshop scheduled on August 17-18, 2013 at Lima Park Hotel to be hosted by RC Calamba. Myself, Pe Alex Melgar and Treas Bessie Garcia have already paid the registration and beat the deadline.. Others may still join us. This is a one time seminar with 5 important Rotary matters in it. It was the first time they offered in our District. We will surely learn more in this seminar as we effectively review our role as Rotarian, as we "Engage Rotary, Change Lives"! Another busy schedule of activity in our District is our attendance in different Club Inductions. Thanks Heaven, members of our club need not be asked to attend this important date in other clubs, their induction of new sets of officers and members. As of to date, our club was represented in the inductions of RC Metro San Pedro - July 20, 2013, RC Mataas na Kahoy July 28, 2013, RC Cabuyao - July 31, 2013, and RC San Pedro - August 6, 2013, 4 clubs in a row. Thank you to all our members for their time to be present in these different occasions.
"The most significant change in a persons life is a change of attitude. Right attitude produce right actions". -unknown-
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Editor and TRF Chair’s corner In Philippine politics, both local and national levels, it is not uncommon that a politician’s elective position will later be held by one or more of his children or spouse. And after the maximum three successive terms was adopted, after just one term out of an elective position, a politician will “regain” his former position. We also have numerous cases of several members of a family simultaneously occupying different (same in the case of senators) public offices. We call it political dynasties, and we tolerate it in the sense that we elect them to their positions. Of course, political dynasties have its merits, like continuity of projects, experience sharing, etc. However, it seems there are more disadvantages and there have been moves to ban political dynasties. In Rotary however, the reverse is most welcome, it is even encouraged. It will be to the advantage of Rotary in general and a club in particular if family members can all be active in practicing the motto, “Service above self”, if more and more family members become Rotarians in the same or even different clubs. Last week, Luz and I were invited to the 20 th Anniversary celebration and 21st Induction and turn-over ceremonies of RC Cabuyao at Acacia Hotel Manila. I was pleasantly surprised to know that the incoming Club President (for RY 2013-2014) is the son of the club’s Charter President who is still very much active in the club! It is like passing the torch from one generation to the next generation. And the incoming President is so youthful looking that during the turn-over ceremonies, with the outgoing President already in his senior years, a guest commented they look more like grandfather and grandson. In real life, the incoming president is godchild of the outgoing one. Thus, the incoming one can be assured of full support of the outgoing president. In his acceptance speech, he said the club for him is like a big family with most of the members considered his uncles (it is an all male club). And to complete the picture, another family member is also a member of the Club, a future Club President. Furthermore, the club succeeded in gaining young members such that eleven (11) out of their forty (40) members are below forty years in age. That assures continuity of the Club for at least another twenty years. Their guest speaker is a past president of a Makati Rotary club whose father and grandfather were also past Rotary club presidents. The strength of a Club can also be gauged from the number of their active past presidents. In the case of RC Cabuyao, in all they have 14 presidents (including our current Deputy Jun Mendoza Jr.) parading at the start of their anniversary celebrations. Anybody in our family following our footsteps in RC San Pedro South? Welcome to the Club! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Rotary Trivia: What is the difference between EREY member and Sustaining member? Answer, from RI: Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY) Member: An individual who personally contributes some amount each year to the Annual Programs Fund. Contributions count toward Paul Harris Fellow, Multiple Paul Harris Fellow Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member (RFSM): An individual who personally contributes US$100 or more each year to the Annual Programs Fund. Contributions are cumulative throughout the Rotary year, donors receive a Sustaining Member badge sticker from the club. Contributions count toward Paul Harris Fellow, Multiple PHF
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DISTRICT INFO Aug 17-18, 2013, RI Strategic Plan, TRF, seminar workshop (Membership, Service Projects, Public Image and TRF), Pre-reg: P2,500 up to Aug 13, 2013, P3,500 after that date, venue: Lima Park Hotel, Lipa City host, RC Calamba, PP Elmer Nido, 09178382549, preselmercal@yahoo.com August 31, 2013 - Governor’s Visit, 10:00 am, Max Restaurant Pacita, P800 per capita Dec 4-8, 2013, Zone Institute, Taipeh, Taiwan June 1-4, 2014, RI Convention, Sydney, Australia
DISTRICT 3820 EVENT SCHEDULE For the Month of AUGUST 2013 A u gu s t 1 1 ( S u n d a y)
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R C TA N A U A N G o v e r n o r ' s V i s i t @ 1 0 : 0 0 a m
A u gu s t 1 2 ( M o n d a y)
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RC BIÑAN Governor's Visit @ 10:00am
A u gu s t 1 3 ( Tu e s d a y)
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A u gu s t 1 4 ( W e d n e s d a y)
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A u gu s t 1 5 ( Th u r s d a y)
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A u gu s t 1 6 ( F r i d a y)
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A u gu s t 1 7 - 1 8 ( S a t u r d a y S u n d a y)
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R C C A B U Y A O C I R C LE G o ve r n o r ' s V i s i t @ 10:00am / Club Induction @ 06:00pm King Bee Chinese Restaurant, Nuvalli, S t a . R o s a , La gu n a Attire: Filipiniana & Barong Tagalog R C S A N P A B L O C I T Y S O U TH G o v e r n o r ' s V i s i t @ 04:00pm / Club Induction @ 06:00pm G o l d e n S t a r M e ga D i s c o , B r g y. C a l i h a n , M a h a r l i ka H i gh w a y, S a n P a b l o C i t y Attire: R C LI P A S O U T H G o ve r n o r ' s V i s i t @ 1 0 : 0 0 a m Club Induction @ 06:00pm B l u e S a p p h i r e , P u r o k 5 , B r g y. S i c o , N a t i o n a l R o a d , Li p a C i t y, B a t a n g a s A t t i r e : B a r o n g T a ga l o g & C o c kt a i l D r e s s f o r Wo m e n R C I N F A N TA G o ve r n o r ' s V i s i t @ 0 2 : 0 0 p m Club Induction @ 06:00pm F i e s t a I n fa n t a R e s t a u r a n t , G e n . Lu n a S t . , B r g y I n g a s , I n fa n t a , Q u e z o n Attire: Filipiniana & Barong Tagalog RI STRATEGIC PLAN & TRF SEMINAR WORKSHOP @ Li m a P a r k H o t e l , Li p a C i t y, B a t a n g a s ( M e mb e r s h i p , S e r vi c e P r o j e c t s , P u b l i c I m a g e , & TRF) P r e - r e gi s t r a t i o n - P h p 2 , 5 00 . 0 0 ( u n t i l J u l y 3 1 , 2013) R e gu l a r R e g - P h p 3 , 50 0 . 00 ( A u gu s t 1 - 1 3 , 2013) Host Club: RC Calamba Chairman: PP Elmer P. Nido
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Secretary’s Corner
PE / Sec. Alex “Bebot” Melgar RCSPS MINUTES OF MEETING - AUG 02, 2013 Meeting started at 8:25pm presided by Pres Fe Aquinde MATTERS TAKEN UP - PE Bebot attended the induction of RC Taal Lemery - 59 participants attended the Kasambahay Forum - possible Part 2 of the said forum. Invite other clubs. PP EDSA suggested that said project should be made Area Project - Pres Fe commended PN Lita for a successful project - Pres Fe related that another club, Lions Club wanted to partner with RCSPS regarding Kasambahay Forum - GOVERNOR'S VISIT - Gov Onye will be attending the Gov's visit as related by Pres Fe, when they met up during RC Mataas na Kahoy Induction - Rtn Shirley discussed the breakdown of fees for the Governor's Visit (fees, food, tarp, related expenses) - Max's >> 30pax P 11,135 / 25 - 445ea - Some Rotarians informed Treas Bessie that they will pay other expenses for Govs visit except for the meal - The body disagree with the statement. Everybody should pay the total fee whether members will attend the Gov's visit or not. - IPP Rey discussed the Governor's Visit Program and the designated tasks at hand - Attire for Gov's Visit: Brigada Eskwela shirt OTHER MATTERS: - Treas. to send statement of Accts to members - IPP Rey shared "Oath of Membership" from his former Rotary Club. The body suggested that club should implement said Oath to our Club - Pres Fe addressed the issue regarding Rotarians who are also members of Inner Wheel Club, clear several concerns that other members have regarding priorities especially during projects. - Inner Wheel Club, in its definition, is a club composed of spouses and children of male rotarians. - PP Resty suggested that the club will officially inquire with the District / RI if attending activities of Inner Wheel Club can be honored and be considered as make up for Rotary Club activities. - Pres Fe reminded the members to bring 2x2 ID with white background to be used for members' profile. - 8 members confirmed their attendance to RC San Pedro's Induction. - There will be a photo pictorial next week for the souvenir program - District will distribute Deworming tablets to Clubs. Should be dispensed to schools, 30 days upon receipt. With no other matters to be discussed, the meeting was adjourned at 10.30pm
Where to make up for attendance credit in Area 1 Group 1 RC SAN PEDRO SOUTH - Friday, 8 PM / Barangay E-Lib, Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, Laguna / President: Fe S. Aquinde RC SAN PEDRO - Tuesday, 8 PM / RCSP Library, Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, Laguna/ President: Jun Alvarez - (0923) 5700538 RC METRO SAN PEDRO - Thursday, 7:30 PM San Lorenzo School, United San Pedro, San Pedro, Laguna / President: Mhon Solis - (0927) 478-2887 RC SAN PEDRO EAST - Friday, 7:30 PM / RCSP Library, Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, Laguna/ President: Ger Banzuela - (0922) 858-6946 RC SAN PEDRO SOUTH - NEW GEN - Saturday, 5:00 PM Brgy E-Lib, Pacita Complex 1, San Pedro, Laguna / President: Mhel Encinas - (0932) 850-5616
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2013 COUNCIL ON LEGISLATION Updates (last of 3 parts)
ROTARY - A worldwide network of inspired individuals who translate their passions into relevant social causes to change lives in communities.
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DISTRICT INFO
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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District 3820 Philippines 16 July 2013 Dear First Class Presidents and Fellow Rotarians, Mabuhay ! Let us welcome Rotary Year 2013-2014 with enthusiasm and inspiration to be of “Service Above Self.” For this Rotary Year, the following are the District Membership Goals: To regain the no. 1 position in the Ten Districts of the Philippines as the District with the biggest number of Rotarians To attain the target number of members for Rotary Year 2013-2014: more than 3,000 Rotarians To attain these goals, our District set the following Membership Quota to guide each club in the their club membership goal: NUMBER OF MEMBERS _______________________ Below / = 20 members 21 – 30 members 31 - 40 members 41 – 50 members 51 and above members
PERCENTAGE INCREASE _________________________ Charter minimum or 25% increase whichever is higher 20 % 15 % 10 % 5 %
The base figure for this computation is the number of members as of May 15, 2013. To show our gratitude and to recognize clubs that meet or exceed their target, the following District Awards are to be given for this Rotary Year: v Clubs with Membership Increase v Clubs with Membership Increase and have reached the Membership Target/Goal v Top 3 Achievers in Membership - Gold, Silver, Bronze District Membership Goals.. p.11
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DISTRICT INFO District Membership Goals.. from p.10
v Club Extension Award for Sponsor Club and DGSR v Clubs with Retention Rate of 90% v Top 3 Achievers in Retention - Gold, Silver, Bronze The month of August is Rotary’s Membership Development and Recruitment Month. Anent this, we are inviting all First Class Presidents, Club Membership Committee Chairs, interested Rotarians, and new Rotarians to attend and actively participate in the RI Strategic Plan and TRF Seminar-Workshop scheduled on August 17-18, 2013 at the Lima Park Hotel in Lipa City. One of the highlights of this seminar-workshop is the mass induction of new Rotarians. This is the first time that this kind of activity will be held in our District. This is to give importance to and to recognize our new Rotarians. Also, a separate break-out session is dedicated to new members. Special topics and group dynamics have been selected to make them feel that they are sincerely welcome and that THIS IS WHERE THEY TRULY BELONG. For the Club Membership Chairs and interested Rotarians, let us discuss what we can do to attract more members and to make Rotarians engaged and stay with Rotary. Let us support this seminar-workshop as this is one learning experience where our attendance will matter. Please feel free to communicate with RI District 3820 Membership Committee for your concerns. I have attached a directory of the committee for your information and reference. We are most willing to be of your service to you. We are looking forward to your support, cooperation and active participation as we work together to make Rotary relevant and responsive. We are one and we aim to be No. 1. Let us “Engage Rotary, Change Lives.” Thank you very much. Yours in Rotary Service, PP MARIA LEWINA “Lewi” A. TOLENTINO District Chairperson, Membership Committee
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Ravindran is choice for 2015-16 RI president K.R. “Ravi” Ravindran, a member of the Rotary Club of Colombo, Western Province, Sri Lanka, has been selected by the Nominating Committee for President of RI in 2015-16. Ravindran will become the president-nominee on 1 October if there are no challenging candidates. Ravindran said his top priority for Rotary will be to increase membership, which he called the bedrock of any organization. “The emphasis on membership has to continue with focus on the younger generation,” Ravindran said. “Additionally, we must seek to attract the just retired and experienced people into Rotary.” Creating regional membership plans and realizing that “one size does not fit all” has been a move in the right direction, he said. “Albert Einstein defined insanity as ‘doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.’ In many ways this has been the "Ravi" Ravindran is the story of Rotary’s poor membership advance,” he said. “Thankfully, our K.R. selection of the Nominating approach this time has been studied and altered. We have created 22 Committee for President of different membership regions so that each region would develop and Rotary International in 2015-16. execute a plan that would suit that particular region.” Ravindran said it’s important for Rotarians to share their stories, especially through social media, so others can see the impact Rotary has had in their lives. He said it’s also important for the organization to speak with a consistent voice. “Our identity must remain simple and be based on our core values. It must be clear and straightforward to both our internal and external audience.” Ravindran holds a degree in commerce and is founder and CEO of Printcare PLC, a publicly listed company and global leader in the tea packaging industry. He also serves on the board of several other companies and charitable trusts. He is the founding president of the Sri Lanka Anti Narcotics Association, the largest antinarcotics organization in Sri Lanka. As his country’s PolioPlus chair, Ravindran headed a task force with members from the government, UNICEF, and Rotary and worked closely with UNICEF to negotiate a cease-fire with northern militants during National Immunization Days. A Rotarian since 1974, Ravindran has served Rotary as a director and treasurer of RI and as a trustee of The Rotary Foundation. He has also served as an International Assembly group discussion leader, district governor, Council on Legislation representative, and zone institute chair. He chaired the Schools Reawakening project, sponsored by Rotary clubs and districts in Sri Lanka, which rebuilt 25 tsunami-devastated schools, benefiting 15,000 children. Ravindran has been awarded The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Award and the Service Award for a Polio-Free World. He and his wife, Vanathy, have two children, and are level 4 Major Donors to the Foundation. The Nominating Committee members are Eric E. Lacoste Adamson, USA (chair); John T. Blount, USA; Robert K. Crabtree, New Zealand; Gerson Gonçalves, Brazil; Frederick W. Hahn Jr., USA; Lynn A. Hammond, USA; Teruo Inoue, Japan; Paul Knyff, The Netherlands; Peter Krön, Austria; Jorma Lampén, Finland; Kyu-Hang Lee, Korea; Masahiro Kuroda, Japan; Michael D. McCullough, USA; Donald L. Mebus, USA; David D. Morgan, Wales; Catherine Noyer-Riveau, France; and M.K. Panduranga Setty, India. By Arnold R. Grahl Rotary News -- 6 August 2013
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ROTARIANS IN ACTION RC Metro San Pedro Induction July 21, 2013, Stonecrest Clubhouse
RC Cabuyao 20th anniversary & 21st Induction July 31, 2013, Acacia Hotel
RC San Pedro 40th Anniversary & 41st Induction, Aug 6, 2013, Pacita Astrodome
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ID No
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Last Name
First Name 02-Aug-13 09-Aug-13 16-Aug-13 23-Aug-13 30-Aug-13
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6204262
Alviar
Daniel
a
2
6722774
Aquinde (PHF)
Leofelia
3
6835522
Bagulbagul
Emilie
4
6167381
Berciles (PHF)
Danilo
m
5
8231444
Blanco
Ting
L
6
6021169
Bongao (PHF+1)
Reynaldo
7
2527348
Celis (PHF+3)
Rosita
L
8
6934980
Datoc (PHF)
Regina
m
9
6069826
Garcia (PHF)
Bersabe
10
6750258
Grey (PHF+1) (RFSM)
Angelita
11
8585079
Lagrimas
Joy
12
7022257
Melgar (RFSM)
Alex
m
13
5716404
Montifar (PHF)
Yolanda
m
14
5716407
Moreno (PHF)
Cely
m
15
6167250
Navarro (PHF)
Virgilio
L
16
6578089
Ramos (PHF+1)
Restituto
17
2527400
Reyes
Adela
m
18
3417886
Sabaldan (PHF)
Juan
a
19
5716423
Solidum (PHF+2)
Norvic
m
20
6750200
Tejero (PHF)
Shirley
21
8508534
Turreda (PHF)
Lourdes
a
22
8231464
Valerio
Dan
L
23
8432254
Valignota
Rose
24
8267987
Vindollo (RFSM)
Zeny
25
6441055
Young
Nona
L
(RFSM)
PHF- Paul Harris Fellow, RFSM - sustaining member, RY 2013-2014
- present,
m-make-up,
L - leave,
a - absent
NOTE: Please contact Club Secretary for any attendance correction before it is submitted to the district.
OUR PRAYER O ever loving and eternal God We thank you for this opportunity you have given us to serve the least of our brethren Let your spirit be in our minds to guide our thoughts towards the truth Upon our lips to preserve us from Speaking ill of others In our hearts to foster love and serve our fellowmen above ourselves, as we Engage Rotary, Change Lives.
AMEN‌
Rtn Joy Lagrimas - August 7 PP Ver Navarro - August 25 PP Danny Berciles- August 31
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideals of service as a basis of a worthy enterprise and, in particular to encourage and foster: FIRST
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SECOND
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THIRD
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FOURTH
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The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service. High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve society. The application of the ideals of service by every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men united in the ideals of service.
[ of the things we think, say or do ]
1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP? 4.
Will it be BENEFICIAL to ALL concerned?
ROTARY CLUB of SAN PEdRO SOUTH - District 3820
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