ROTARY CLUB OF NAGA

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15TH ISSUE

Installation of 3 Public Bike Repair Stations within Naga City.

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THE OBJECT OF ROTARY

A ROTARY PRAYER

The object of Rotary is to encourage As Rotarians, we thank the Lord for this and foster the ideal of service as a basis food and for the fellowship we are enjoying of worthy enterprise and in particular, to today. We pray that this sustenance may encourage and foster: strengthen us physically and that the friendship we enjoy will enrich us spiritually so that we FIRST, the development of can serve mankind by spreading peace and acquaintance as an opportunity for kindness. AMEN service; THE ROTARY 4-WAY TEST SECOND, high ethical standards in business and professions, the Of the things we think, say or do: recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the dignifying of 1. Is it the TRUTH? each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society; 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

THIRD, the application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business, and community life; FOURTH, the advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world of fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal service.

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3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER friendships?

4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

CLUB MEETING Every Wednesday 5:00 PM CBD Plaza Hotel, Naga City

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OBJECT OF ROTARY, ROTARIAN PRAYER, 4-WAY TEST - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 RC NAGA VISION & GREAT TEAM OFFICERS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 BOD, AVENUE OF SERVICE CHAIR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8 CLUBS PRESIDENT MESSAGE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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YEARS OF COMMENDATION - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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DISTRICT ROTARY NEWS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14 500 YRS OF CHRISTIANITY COMMEMORATIVE MARKER - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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DISTRICT THRUST - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16

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RC NAGA LUAU CHRISTMAS PARTY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18 DISTRIBUTION OF EYE-GLASSES TO SENIORS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20 SWINE DISPERSAL PART 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 21 ADS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 22 ROTARY PUBLIC BIKE REPAIR STATIONS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 23 REMEMBERING THE 15 MARTYRS OF BICOL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 25 ROTARIAN CODE OF CONDUCT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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INCOMING ACTIVITIES (JANUARY) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 28 DISTRICT CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 29 MANUAL OF PROCEDURES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 30 WHY JOIN ROTARY? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 31 PROPOSED ACTIVITIES & MEMBERS COMMITTEE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 32 ACTIVE MEMBERS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 34 RC NAGA CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 35

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Presidential Message Shekhar Mehta President 2021-22 January 2022 One of Rotary’s founding principles was to use your vocation — whether as a doctor, lawyer, engineer, or another profession — to do good in the world. As we attempt to overcome and recover from the pandemic, this principle is vital in retraining people who have lost their jobs. In response, the Rotary E-Club of Tamar Hong Kong organized seminars for young people, with the aim of preparing them for the changing world of work.

This type of training must happen on a large scale. According to the United Nations, global unemployment is expected to exceed 200 million people in 2022.

Women and youths are likely to be disproportionately affected.

This is why I’ve placed such a strong emphasis this year on projects that empower girls, and I’ve been delighted to see some of these projects in action. Of course, access to education and the path to employment can be blocked by a lack of water and sanitation infrastructure.

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A project in Pune, India, focuses on providing girls and women with an affordable, reusable sanitary pad. The project provides employment for production and distribution of the pads, and it will reduce the pollution caused by the disposal of 12.3 billion sanitary napkins in the country annually, many of which end up in India’s landfills.

Others have used vocational service to advance the empowerment of women. The Rotary Club of Poona, India, conducted workshops to teach martial arts to young women, for self-defense against the threat of abuse or human trafficking.

I’ve also been fortunate to use my vocation to do good through Rotary. The Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 devastated the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which are part of my district. Thousands of homes were destroyed, and many areas lost electricity and running water. On my visit to Little Andaman Island, the builder in me immediately wanted to build homes for the homeless islanders there. We decided to construct 500 homes on Little Andaman.

On the last of my seven trips to the island, I could see something glimmering below as my helicopter was about to land. I realized that what I was seeing were the roofs of new homes. I was overjoyed by the sight, and soon a realization dawned upon me.

As a builder I had built many beautiful buildings. In comparison, these 500 homes were the most ordinary buildings I had ever built, and they were in a place I likely will never visit again, for people I will never meet again. And yet the satisfaction I had in handing over these houses was greater than from anything I had previously built.

Probably because for once I was using my vocation to Serve to Change Lives.

You, too, may have had opportunities to use your vocation to Serve to Change Lives. I welcome your stories of performing vocational service through Rotary. Also, I want to close by congratulating every club that has engaged with the Each One, Bring One initiative, which asks every member to introduce one person to Rotary. Increasing our membership gives people from all walks of life the opportunity to share their knowledge and skills in transformational service.

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Luau Christmas Party Program PROGRAM FLOW Call to Order

ALCP Nong Aldecoa

Opening Prayer

ALCS Annabelle Lee

National Anthem 4 Way Test and Object of Rotary

Exec. Sec. Nice Romero

Recognition Time Secretary’s Time

ALCS Annabelle Lee

President’s Time

ALCP Nong Aldecoa CHRISTMAS PARTY

Opening Remarks

ALCP Nong Aldecoa

Welcome Address

Exec. Sec. Nice Romero

Entertainment Song #1 Special Award Entertainment Song #2 Game #1

Candy Guessing Jar

Entertainment Song #3 Game #2

Guess the Brand

Entertainment Song #4 Game #3

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FELLOWSHIP

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OUR VISION “The Rotary Club of Naga envisions toc be an organization responsive to the needs of the time by providing innovative and sustainable programs that are mission-driven towards empowerment of the Bicolano people and its youth.”

AMAZING LIFE CHANGING TEAM 2021-2022 SHEKHAR MEHTA RI President ANGELITA SUNIO Governor D3820

RC NAGA CLUB OFFICERS President

: SALVADOR “Nong” ALDECOA

Secretary

: ANABELLE “Belle” LEE

Exec. Secretary

: KRISHNA “Nice” ROMERO : PP JEREMIE “Jlo” LO

Immediate Past Pres: ANGELO “Jojo” DY-PRIETO President Elect

President Nominee : GIL FRANCIS “Gil” TRIA V-Pres Internal

: PP MARYSELLE OLIVAN

V-Pres External

: PP SALVADOR “Jun” VILLEGAS

Treasurer

: YVES JASPER “Yves” DATILES

Auditor

: NICKSON CRESCINI

Club Trainer

: PP JEREMIE “Jlo” LO

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EXTRA-ORDINARY

: JOSE VIRGILIO “Jovi” ALVAREZ

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SUSTAINABLE YOUTH EMPOWERING

MISSION DRIVEN INNOVATIVE

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS RY 2021-2022 Pres Salvador Aldecoa IPP Angelo Prieto PE Jose Virgilio Alvarez PN Gil Francis Tria Sec. Annabelle Lee Exec. Sec. Krishna Romero & PP Jeremie Lo 7. Treas. Yves Jasper Datiles 8. Auditor Nickson Crescini 9. IPDG Everett Olivan 10. DGND William Delloro 11. PP Ryan Bastareche 12. AG Jeremie Lo 13. PP Dennis Caramoan 14. PP Salvador Villegas 15. DDG Maryselle Olivan 16. PP Freddie Sy 17. PP Thomas Enrile 18. PP Ana Marie Delloro 19. PP Rodolfo Ursua 1.

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Rtn Andre Soriano & Rtn Melody Dy-Prieto Vocational Service

Rtn. Fr. Domingo Florida & Rtn. Andre Soriano Community Service

Treas. Ramon Uy & PP Maryselle Olivan International Service

IPP Angelo Dy-Prieto & Rtn Fr. Luisito Occiano Peace and Conflict Prevention & Resolution

Rtn. Conrado Obenia & PP Ana Marie Delloro Youth Service

PP Diosdado Uy & Exec. Sec. Krishna Romero Disease Prevention and Treatment Rtn. Emeterio Aman & PP Agileo Pauig Water and Sanitation PDS Abegail Soriano & Rtn Carol Villanueva Maternal and Child Health Sec. Ma. Cecilia Magtuto & Rtn. Fr. Glenn Ruiz Basic Education and Literacy

PE Jose Virgilio Alvarez & PN Gil Francis Tria Club Administration Rtn. Michael Co Club Membership PP Ana Marie Delloro Public Image PP Jeremie Lo Rotary Foundation Rtn. Leandro Mendoza & PP Jeremie Lo Polio Plus Treas. Yves Jasper Datiles Finance Service

Rtn Enrico Evangelista & Rtn. Ramon Uy/ PP Jeremie Lo Economic and Community Development

PP Salvador Villegas & Carlo Villanueva Leadership Development

Rtn. Joseph Claro Club Service

Sec. Annabelle Lee Club Bulletin

PP Agileo Michael Pauig Rotary Community Corps

Rtn Fr. Luisito Occiano Editorial

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Club President’s Message Message Delivered by ALCP Nong Aldecoa at Plaza Quince Martires in honoring the 15 Bicolano Martyrs: A Joint Celebration with the City Government of Naga Greetings! (To distinguished guests) Today, as we commemorate the 125th Martyrdom of the Quince Martires of Bicol, the Rotary Club of Naga joins the whole community in paying tribute to our Bicolano Martyrs, “Quince Martires,” a label carved on the historical names of fifteen (15) men who manifested courage and bravery during the Spanish colonial regime.

Since 1960s, every January 4, the Rotary Club of Naga takes part in this very significant celebration. Drawing inspiration from the heroic deaths of these martyrs, the Rotary Club of Naga takes to commit to a new kind of heroism that responds to the urgent needs and challenges of our communities that calls for "Service Above Self." For me, to be an active member of a civic organization that does service to the marginalized is just one of the many ways on how we can emulate the noble deeds of our Bicolano martyrs.

This year, as we celebrate Rotary's 74th Founding Anniversary, our battlecry is to "Serve to Change Lives!" Over 50 projects have already been implemented in Naga City and in the Municipalities of Camarines Sur within the first half of the Rotary year 2021-2022, under its Seven Areas of Focus, namely, Peacebuilding & Conflict Prevention, Basic Education & Literacy, Disease Prevention and Treatment, Water Sanitation & Hygiene, Community Economic Development, Maternal & Child Health, and lastly, Support for the Environment.

We have also spearheaded the creation of Rotary community corps (RCCs) to the fisherfolks of Tinambac, and parishioners in Baao, Camaligan & San Jose, Camarines Sur for their animal dispersal program, which aims to increase Rotary's impact and expand its reach by bringing the knowledge and talents of local people to strengthen their communities through sustainable projects.

On behalf of RC Naga, I would like to express our deep sense of gratitude to the City Government for the privilege of being a part of this annual event, for over sixty years already, in giving honor to our beloved Bicolano martyrs, as it keeps us grounded to our commitment to service, fellowship, diversity, integrity and leadership, and gives us an affirmed sense of its vision: "Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change --- across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves."

Dios Mabalos po!

Happy New Year Everyone!

ALCP NONG ALDECOA

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73 Years of Commendation in Continued Service Above Self 1948 1948-1949 1949-1951 1951-1952 1952-1953 1952-1954 1954-1955 1955-1956 1956-1957 1957-1958 1959-1959 1959-1950 1950-1961 1961-1962 1962-1963 1963-1964 1964-1965 1965-1966 1966-1967 1967-1968 1968-1969 1969-1970 1970-1971 1971-1972 1972-1973 1973-1974 1974-1975 1975-1976 1976-1977 1977-1978 1978-1979 1979-1980 1980-1982 1982-1983 1983-1984 1984-1985 1985-1986

CP RUFINO SABINO PP LORENZO ZIGA PP JOSE MENDOZA PP VICTOR BICHARA SR. PP WILLIAM DY-LIACCO PP RICARDO DE CASTRO PP VICTOR BICHARA SR. PP ANTONIO SISON PP FIDEL RADA PP ALEJANDRO CRUZ PP JAIME SARTHOU PP ANATALIO VIRAY PP HERECLEO GUBALLA PP FRANCISCO IMPERIAL PP ANSELMO ALOVERA PP JULIO LOPEZ-DEE PP PROTACO TOLENTINO PP OSCAR RAVANERA PP DAMASO REQUEJO PP BENITO MANALO PP GREGORIO LIMJOCO PP CONSTANCIO CATER PP NICANOR BELLEZA PP JUANITO VILLAROZA PP JUSTINO DE JESUS PP LOPE SEMANA PP MAXIMO MALAGAR PP BURGOS OBANA PP JESUS OCAMPO PP ARSENIO DE GUZMAN PP NANICK RAMCHAND PP ZOILO BALMACEDA PP HENRY LITAM PP PHILIP IMPERIAL II PP RAMON HERNANDEZ PP OFFERO ALTAJEROS PP MARIANO DY-LIACCO

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PP ANTONIO AUSTRIA PP JESUS HERNANDEZ PP EDGAR SALVOSA PP LEONIDES VASQUEZ PP MAGNO JAMITO JR. PP CONRADO DE GUZMAN PP EFREN SANTOS PP FORTUNATO MENDOZA PP ELISEO TAN PP JUANITO DE LA ROSA PP AUGUSTO MANJON PP RODOLFO URSUA PP EDILBERTO TORRES PP LUCIANO MAGGAY & PP AQUILES LO PP AQUILES LO PP JOSE AMANSE PP THOMAS ENRILE PP FREDDIE SY PP CARLOS RAVANERA PP LYNNE LOURDES LUCENA

PP PEDRITO SERVANO PP FRANCIS DABU PP SALVADOR VILLEGAS, JR.

PP CHONA BELMONTE PP EVERETT OLIVAN PP AGILEO MICHAEL PAUIG PP WILLIAM PASTOR DELLORO, JR.

PP DIOSDADO UY PP RYAN BASTARECHE PP FRANCIA CANLAS PP JEREMIE LO PP MARYSELLE OLIVAN PP ANNA MARIE DELLORO PP DENNIS CARAMOAN IPP ANGELO DY-PRIETO ALCP SALVADOR “NONG” ALDECOA

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Rotary Projects Around the Globe January 2022

by Brad Webber United States In September, the Rotary Club of Novato, California, celebrated the opening of a community center, the culmination of an effort that began in 2007 with a bequest of $5 million by longtime member Bill Jonas. The club worked with the College of Marin to construct a 15,600-square-foot complex on the college’s Indian Valley campus. The center houses a banquet space with the capacity for hundreds of guests, a kitchen, and a stage equipped with the latest audiovisual equipment. The club, whose contribution covered about one-third of the project’s total cost, obtained a 75-year lease as well as naming rights for its benefactors, the late Bill and Adele Jonas, and now holds its meetings at the center. “It was a long-term challenge, but we didn’t give up,” says Sonia Seeman, a co-chair of the project’s planning committee.

Antigua and Barbuda The pleasant climate in the Leeward Islands might delight sunseeking vacationers, but for residents, severe drought in recent years has led to rationing and a reliance on desalinated water.

To make the most of the water that is available, the Rotaract Club of Antigua embarked on a project to install 12 water harvesting tanks at an association for people with disabilities.

“In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this will encourage handwashing and proper hygiene,” says past club president TiAnna Harris of the effort, which cost about $1,850.

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The club, which has 34 members, carries out an active schedule of projects. In September, members picked up trash at a local beach as part of the Save Our Shores cleanups that were carried out in conjunction with the Rotaract clubs of Mémorial des Gonaïves, Haiti, and Freetown Sunset, Sierra Leone. Other club projects include free HIV testing, professional and vocational training, a Christmas celebration, and a spelling bee with the Rotaract clubs of Mémorial des Gonaïves, Haiti, and Freetown Sunset, Sierra Leone.

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United Kingdom

In a Rotary-supported initiative, thousands of tents that help provide protection from the elements have been distributed to people in the UK who are homeless. The lightweight one-person tents, which cost about $40 each, are intended as a shortterm solution for vulnerable people in cold and wet weather.

“The very first time we showed the Sleep Pod to anyone outside our small circle was when we showed it to Rotarians,” says Justin Devereux, who co-founded the Sleep Pod charity with two friends. The Rotary Club of Erdington and other District 1060 clubs provide financial support, and hundreds of Rotarians and other volunteers joined a push during the pandemic to assemble pods at home to increase the available stock. “While people still die on our streets and in our fields from hypothermia and exposure, Sleep Pod will do all we can to support people as they sleep underneath the stars,” says Devereux, “for whatever reason they find themselves there.”

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Egypt

In 2019, intrigued by a pair of kestrels that were nesting across from her apartment balcony, Georgina Cole began documenting her sightings on the eBird online database. “I realized I had to learn more about all the birds around me,” says Cole, a member of the Rotary Club of Red Sea-El Gouna, which is located in a resort community on the Gulf of Suez in a region that is a stopover point for more than a million birds migrating between Europe and Africa. When a local school asked her to speak to its students, Cole created bird identification cards in English and Arabic.

Encouraged by her work, which is supported by her club, the town constructed a viewing hut overlooking a wetland area. The project has expanded to educate local hoteliers about which birds can be spotted at various times of the year.

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“The Red Sea region thrives on tourism through marine life, with scuba diving and snorkeling,” Cole says. “Why not also birds?”

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Thailand Since the onset of the global COVID-19 pandemic, the Rotary Club of Eastern Seaboard has played a key role in more than 30 food drives. Rodney Charman, a past president, says the club is a go-to player in Pattaya, a seaside community that has been hit especially hard by lockdowns. “Without tourism,” says Charman, “taxi drivers, hotel workers, and bar staff are all out of work, and some are living on the streets or in shelters.” The club coordinates with a local food bank and social services organizations and works with police to distribute needed items. To prepare for a large distribution event in August, five club members spent three days shopping for, transporting, and packaging grocery items into 400 kits consisting of a cooked meal of chicken and rice, and bags containing items such as rice, eggs, water, tins of fish, cooking oil, and face masks. The team reprised the effort in subsequent months.

This story originally appeared in the January 2022 issue of Rotary magazine.

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Updates in 500 years of Christianity Commemorative Marker • Second Level of Solomonic Column with artist Buddy Deliva.

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ROTARY FOUNDATION

OPERATIONS

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

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PUBLIC IMAGE

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Recruitment at least 10% increase in our District Membership Retention – 100% Charter at least 5 new clubs – focus on areas where there is less density of Rotary population; form flexible clubs Forming subcommittee chairs

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YOUTH SERVICE

ROTARY FOUNDATION Three Priorities of TRF 1. End Polio Now 2. Increase contributions to Annual Programs Fund (annual giving) while building the Endowment Fund 3. Improve the measurable impact of our Grants/Programs • 100% EREY club, with per Capita of $100 per Rotarian • 100% Participation on Global Grant/ District Grant Projects. Send as many as possible GG Projects to District Chairman PP Noel Alidio.

• Our target contribution for the incoming rotary year is $500k.

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Proper and correct RI branding Encourage construction of Permanent Rotary landmarks Be role models, with the five Rotary core values in mind Strong social media presence like in facebook, twitter, instagram, YouTube etc.

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ADMINISTRATION

COMMUNITY SERVICE 1. Rotary Days of Service 2. Areas of Focus A. Supporting the Environment – the new 7th Area of Focus.

Global Grant application on Environment can be submitted by July 1st 2021 B. Disease Prevention & Treatment C. Basic Education & Literacy D. Other Areas of Focus E. Rotary Community Corps (RCC) F. District Legacy Project

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Help find resources for clubs in the international scene Help search for International Partners for our Global Grants Sustain friendship with foreign partners; reinvigorate old friendships/match clubs/sister clubs A. RFE – possible exchange with District 3521 Taipei, Taiwan, District 7010 Ontario, Canada and District 5220 California, USA Promote Seven Presidential Conferences in seven Areas of Focus (November 26-27, 2021 – Manila) Promote attendance to Rotary Zone Institute 2021 in Singapore Promote RI Convention in Houston, Texas (June 4 to 8, 2022)

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VOCATIONAL SERVICE COMMITTEE 1. Job Fair 2. Possible Collaboration with Toastmasters International 3. The Four Way Test in Rotary Markers

YOUTH SERVICE COMMITTEE Ensuring the safety of youth during the COVID-19 pandemic • • • •

Rotary Youth Exchanges & Programs District and Local RYLA Interact DISCON Interact DISTASS

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Action Plans must be part of Club Planning.

Help clubs to register and navigate My Rotary/Rotary Club Central in the RI website (www.rotary.org).

The Rotary Citation Chair, Co-chair & DICO will assist clubs who may need help.

Rotary Citation - must be achieved by clubs vying for major District awards.

(All clubs must achieve the minimum thirteen (13) goals out of 25 goals in the Rotary

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Citation. The Chair, Cochair & DICO are there to assist clubs on this matter.)

ROTARACT COMMITTEE Set goals for Rotaract: 1.Increase the number of Rotaractors reported to Rotary by 2022 2. Increase the number of reported Rotaractors who join Rotary clubs by 20% by 2022 3. Increase the number of reported Rotaractors to 1Million by 2029 • Empower the ROTARACTORS by appointing them as members of our District 3820 Leadership

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FINANCE COMMITTEE 1. Implement the approved District levy 2. Fund raising activities and individual contributions for Polio Plus Fund, Annual Programs Fund and Endowment 3. Transparency in District Governance

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE •

This is an on-going activity under the leadership of PDG Tato Dimayuga.

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Distribution of Eyeglasses to Seniors

In a world built on the ability to see, vision is the most dominant of all our senses, and as to clearly take part in these challenges the Rotary Club of Naga in partnership with I-Care Optical Shop owned by past Transforming Secretary Ma. Cecilia “Col” Magtuto, conducted the Distribution of Eyeglasses to some senior citizens that live in Camaligan, Camarines Sur. This project aims to maintain older women’s independence through the use of eyeglasses.

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Swine Dispersal Distribution at Camaligan, Camarines Sur

Rotary Club of Naga in coordination with the Municipality of Camaligan, Camarines Sur conducted the Swine Dispersal Distribution last December 17, 2021, at St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Camaligan, Camarines Sur targeting ten constituents of the said community to avail the swine dispersal project of the club. This project is a special livelihood program of the Rotary Club of Naga which will benefit 10 families of Camaligan, Camarines Sur. The intention is to augment their economic status by bringing forth additional earnings that would essentially provide for the basic needs of the family.

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Franz Canlas Insurance Agency – 2/F Avenue Square Magsaysay Avenue, Balatas, Naga City 4400 09175801826 / 09634433888

plukfranciacanlas@yahoo.com

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Rotary Public Bike Repair Station within Naga City

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Rotary Public Bike Repair Station within Naga City In addition to the Rotary Club of Naga Public Bike Repair Stations within Naga City, the Rotary Club of Naga conducted the turnover and installation of three public bike repair stations which cost 15,000 per bike station to the City Government of Naga last December 20, 2021. Wherein the City Government of Naga is very grateful and expresses their gratitude to the Rotary Club of Naga because Naga is recognized and awarded as one of the most bike-friendly cities in the country owing to the fact that our club has donated and distributed Rotary Public Bike Repair Stations in the city. The installation is attended by the city’s mayor, Mayor Nelson Legacion of Naga City, volunteered individuals, ALCS Annabelle Lee, ALCP Nong Aldecoa, and another Rotarian member.

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125th Commemoration Rites to Honor the 15 Bicolano Martyrs

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125th Commemoration Rites to Honor the 15 Bicolano Martyrs is held at Plaza Quince Martires, Naga City which was attended by Naga City Government Officials, Professors, Educators, and other Organizations to dedicate themselves for the freedom of the Filipinos.

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ROTARIAN CODE OF CONDUCT As a Rotarian, I will: 1. Act with integrity and high ethical standards in my personal and professional life.

2. Deal fairly with others and treat them and their occupations with respect.

3. Use my professional skills through Rotary to mentor young people, help those with special needs, and improve people’s quality of life in my community and in the world.

4. Avoid behavior that reflects adversely on Rotary or other Rotarians.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE This is to certify that __________________________________ of Rotary Club of ________________________________________ has c

attended the regular weekly meeting of Rotary Club of Naga on __________________________.

_______________________________ Secretary Annabelle Lee

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Incoming Activities/Projects:

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DISTRICT CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES May 1, 2021 May 8 & 15, 2021 May 29, 2021 June 26, 2021 July July 9, 2021 July 10, 2021 August 11, 2021 August 12, 2021 September 9, 2021 September 12, 2021 September 14, 2021 September 18, 2021 September 25-26, 2021 October 9-10, 2021 October 15, 2021 October 22, 2021 October 24, 2021 November 4, 2021 November 13, 2021 November 26-27, 2021 December 4, 2021 January 11, 2022 February 12, 2022 February 21-27, 2022 March 4-6, 2022 March 19, 2022 March 20, 2022 April 16-17, 2022 May 13, 2022 May 14-16, 2022 May 28, 2022 June 25, 2022

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District Training Assembly Leadership Gold Webinar for Presidents-Elect Grant Management Seminar and Workshop District Handover and Mass Induction District Kick Off Activity – (TREE PLANTING) District Kick Off – Area 1-Area 4 Empowering Girls Vibrant Club Workshop on TRF, Membership & Public Image 1st Leg Golf Tournament International Youth Day 2nd Leg Golf Tournament Interact Meeting Announcement of DGND/NOMCOM Selection International Coastal Clean-up District Shoolfest Oktoberfest/ Rotary Youth Mentorship Program Deadline of Submission of DGND/NOMCOM Nominees 3rd Leg Golf Tournament World Polio Celebration/ United Nations Day 4th Leg Golf Tournament TRF Recognition Night/ DGND-NOMCOM Orientation Presidential Conference District Christmas Party/ DGND-NOMCOM Selection 5th Leg Golf Tournament Attribute to the Centurion Past District Governors of D8320 Rotary Anniversary Mall Exhibits District RYLA District Sportsfest Submission of Year-end Report Interact District Conference Governor’s Cup Golf Tournament BORACAY DISCON District Awards Night (DRAC) District Handover and Mass Induction

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January 9, 1979 – Rtn Jonathan Lao

ADVERTISE FOR A Manual of Procedures A ROTARY POLICY REFERENCE GUIDE

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DUES Every member of a club must pay an admission fee and annual dues as prescribed in the bylaws of his or her club. (SRCC 11) In addition, each club pays district dues and RI per capita dues.

For a fee of 2,000 per year, you will be given a space here on our weekly bulletin.

MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS All members must be paid subscribers to the official magazine, The Rotarian (in the United States and Canada), or a Rotary World Magazine Press publication, unless they are not able to read any of the languages of the official magazine or the licensed magazine prescribed for the club. (RIB 20.030.2.)

Each member may choose to receive either the printed copy by mail or an electronic copy online (official magazines only).

Two Rotarians residing at the same address may subscribe jointly to the official magazine. (RIB 20.020.2.)

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Amount collected from this will be used in our projects for the Bicolano community.

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Proposed Activities & Members Commitments Community Service – Rtn Fr Domingo Florida Peace and Order Prevention / Resolution – IPP Angelo Dy Prieto - Fr. Luisito Occiano 1. Events & Activities with PNP SAP and 9th ID 2. Training of LUPON as Mediators c/o PP Jun & Rtn Carlo 3. Donation of Recreational Radios and Bicycles to Barangay Tanods Desease Prevention and Treatment – PP Diosdado Uy - Exec. Sec. Krishna Romero 1. JLO Big Heart Foundation distribution of Wheelchair and other Mobility 2. RC Naga Covid Care c/o PE Nong & RS Ani 3. Leprosy Prevention c/o RS Ani 4. Physician for Peace – Eye Screening and Distribution of Eye Glasses 5. Prevention for Diabetes Complication c/o PP Ryan 6. For Women Only – AY Foundation Project 7. Medical Check-Up – Pedia/ENT/Dental – Queen of Peace Orphanage Water and Sanitation – Rtn Emeterio Aman - PP Agileo Pauig 1. Water Harvesting Facility & Jetmatic Pump for Sto. Tomas National High School, Camaligan, Cam. Sur 2. Rotary Bayanihan : Building of 10 houses with simple toilet at Dahilig, Gainza, Cam. Sur 3. Donation of Material Recovery Facility and Garbage Cans 4. Donation of Biofilters from Australia 5. Distribution of Hygiene Kit – Queen of Peace Orphanage

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Maternal and Child Health – PDS Abegail Soriano - Rtn. Carol Villanueva 1. JLO Big Heart Foundation provision of Nutritional Food packs for Babies 2. Donation of Biological REF at Human Milk Bank 3. Quarterly Mother’s Class and Distribution of Breastfeeding Bibs 4. Mobile for Newborn Hearing Screen Test – Global Grant 5. For Women Only – AY Foundation Project Basic Education and Literacy – PS Ma. Cecilia Magtuto - Rtn Fr Glenn Ruiz 1. Children’s Playground 2. Invention Summit (Contest) c/o PP Ryan 3. Research Colloquium (Contest) c/o PP Ryan 4. Community Library c/o PP Ryan 5. Journal of Best Practices c/o PP Ryan 6. Distribution of School Supplies – Queen of Peace Orphanage Economic and Community Development – Rtn. Enrico Evangelista - Treas. Ramon Uy/ PP Jeremie Lo 1. Harong ni San Jose Evacuation Center, Balatan, Cam. Sur 2. Construction of Rotary Center Phase I 3. Rotary Bayanihan : 10 houses construction, Dahilig, Gainza, Cam. Sur 4. Rotary Bayanihan : 10 houses fabrication for Virac c/o PDG Evett & Champion Presidents 5. Donation of Padjak for Mangangalakal – 5 individuals 6. Rotary work Immersion Program 7. Training for Prosthetic Making 8. Fish Net Distribution Supporting the Environment – Rtn Melanie Ursua 1. Tree Planting at Siera Madre Mountain 2. Donation of Padjak for Mangangalakal 3. Water Treatment for Bicol River (Water Ball Treatment) 4. Donation of Material Recovery Facility and Garbage Cans 5. Coral Planting at Colongcogong, Caramoan.

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THE MODERN NAGA ROTARIAN Club Service – PP Salvador Villegas - Rtn Carlo Villanueva Leadership Development Pre-Pets Stat Plan RC Naga PRESETS DTA Start Plan for Membership and Public Relations Rotary Foundation and Global Grant Seminar Handover Ceremonies (District) Club Activity – PE Jose Virgilio Alvarez - PN Gil Francis Tria Kick-off Project/ Tree Planting – PP Jeremie Lo Club Turnover Governor’s Visit (Via Zoom) Club Induction Halloween Christmas Party HK Marathon to END Polio Golf Tournament (District) Shooting Competition Level 3 sanction match District Sports fest – PP Jeremie Lo Club Anniversary Summer Family Day Club turnover and awarding (RY2020-2021) SEC Registration of RC Naga Foundation Disaster Management Code of Policies / Club Trainer Games and Amusement Vocational Service – Rtn Andre Soriano - Rtn. Melody Dy-Prieto TESDA Masonry Training Barangay Electrician Training TESDA Plumber Training Classification Talk - Peace and Order with Naga City PNP Director Claasification Talk – Health and Disease Prevention International Service – Treas. Ramon Uy - PP Maryselle Olivan Zone Institute (Cancelled) Lakbay Aral RI Convention (Taipei) Youth Service – Rtn. Andre Soriano - Rtn. Melody Dy Prieto Rotaract Interact Youth Exchange-Outbound Rotary Alumni

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Club Administration – PE Jose Virgilio Alvarez - PN Gil Francis Tria Club Program Club Meetings Club Communication Website Club Bulletin Club Editorial Rotary Central Social Media Attendance Fellowship Classification Talk Club Membership – PS Miker Co Recruitment Retention Orientation & Education Public Relations – PP Anna Marie Delloro Media Relations, Print and Radio Advertising and Marketing Web & Social Media Road Safety Signage Repainting and restoration of Markers Reverse Caroling 500 years of Christianity Commemorative Marker Quince Martires Anniversary Activity End Polio – PS Miker Co - PP Jeremie Lo End Polio Bike Run End Polio Endurance Moto Rally Rotary Foundation – PP Jeremie Lo TRF Polio Plus Global Grant Finance Service – Treas. Yves Jasper Datiles Membership Dues Endurance Moto rally Bazaar Fund Raising Club Bulletin Advertisement

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Rotary Club of Naga Active Members RY 2021-2022

1. Rtn Ma. Lyvia Aton Acosta 2. Rtn Bp Rex Andrew C. Alarcon, DD 3. Pres Salvador R. Aldecoa 4. PE Jose Virgilio Alvarez 5. Rtn Emeterio L. Aman 6. PP Ryan Delicano Bastareche 7. PP Chona Cuyus Belmonte 8. Rtn Melvin Buenafe 9. PP Francia Canlas 10. PP Dennis Caramoan 11. Rtn Lawrence Chua 12. PS Joseph Claro 13. PS Michael Co 14. Auditor Nickson Crescini 15. Rtn Ava De Cesare 16. Treas Yves Jasper Datiles 17. PP Ana Marie Delloro 18. DGN William Delloro 19. Rtn Hermie Del Mundo 20. IPP Angelo Dy-Prieto` 21. PES Melody Dy-Prieto 22. PP Thomas Enrile 23. Rtn Enrico Evangelista 24. Rtn Domingo Florida

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50. Rtn Raymond Pua 25. Rtn Kristine Gaya 51. Rtn Catherine Rances 26. Rtn Ben Lun Juang 52. Rtn Charvel Rebagay 27. Rtn Jonathan Lao 53. Rtn Fr. Allan Roy Remo 28. Sec Annabelle Lee 54. Rtn Ninoy Reyes 29. Rtn Jonathan Lim 55. Exec Sec Krishna Romero 30. Rtn Maria Emma Llorin 56. Rtn Fr. Glenn Ruiz 31. PP Aquiles Lo 57. Rtn Ferdinand Sia 32. PP Jeremie Lo 58. Rtn Genevieve Sia 33. PP Lynne Lucena 59. PDS Abegail Soriano 34. Rtn Ernesto Magtuto 60. Rtn Andre Soriano 35. PS Ma. Cecilla Magtuto 61. PP Freddie Sy 36. Rtn Soledad Magtuto 62. Rtn Jonathan Simon Sy 37. Rtn John Darrel Marco 63. Rtn Maria Celestina Tam 38. PP Fortunato Mendoza 64. Rtn Robert Tan 39. Rtn Leandro Mendoza 65. Rtn Romeo Tan 40. Rtn Conrado Obenia 66. PN Gil Francis Tria 41. Rtn Fr. Luisito Occiano 67. Rtn Melanie Ursua 42. PP Maryselle Olivan 68. PP Rodolfo Ursua 43. Rtn Philip Olivan 69. PP Diosdado Uy 44. PDG Everett Olivan 70. PTreas Ramon Uy 45. Rtn Edwin Paranal 71. Rtn Gino Villafuerte 46. Rtn Fr. William Parde 72. PS Carlo Villanueva 47. PP Agileo Pauig 73. Rtn Carol Villanueva 48. Rtn John Poon 74. PP Salvador Villegas 49. Rtn GP Priela

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Rotary Club of Naga Calendar of Activities JANUARY 2022 SUN

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18 Distribution of 1 set of TV to Rotary Village Corps

A GiftActivity at Siruma with Proposed RC of Naga Caceres

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19 27th Regular Meeting

26 28th Regular Meeting

“Whatever Rotary may mean to us, to the world it will be known by the results it achieves.”

- Paul Harris

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