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3790December 2012 Sponsored Issue

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WORKING FOR AN OBJECTIVE - SARDG Tony Bautista, D3790

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LA UNION I BENGUET I ILOCOS SUR I ILOCOS NORTE I ABRA I MT. PROVINCE

With the assistance of my PeaceMaker team and IPDG Digna, the last club finally deposited its semi annual dues payment within the banking hour. The district has achieved 100% payment of semi annual dues in the 1st three months of a new Rotary year. A history in RI District 3790 and Rotary was made!

Determination and hard work, teamwork, mutual respect, effective leadership, and embracing “Peace Through Service,” resulted into a historical achievement of a first in the history of Rotary. We are hoping that this is just a beginning for D3790.

WORKING for an

OBJECTIVE -

f one wants to accomplish and achieve something, one has to work for it, and find the ways and means Ito achieve it.

Having the Rotary clubs semi annual dues at 100% PAID in the first three months of the Rotary year, July to September 2012 - how I did it?

Semi annual report (SAR) contains the list of active members within a club and the amount of dues required to be paid to Rotary International.

During the Presidents-Elect Training Seminar (PETS) last February 2012 in Boracay, I made sure that payment and updating of membership listing through Members Access in rotary.org was part of the PETS program. At the same time, in order for the presidents to be aware of one of their most important responsibilities, I called their attention and appealed to their support and cooperation in meeting the district and club goals for the year, particularly the payment of semi annual dues come 1 July to 31 July 2012.

At the start of the Rotary year, I did not really think or even plan for the district to achieve 100% payment of semi annual dues by the clubs during the 1st three months of the RY 2012-2013,

But, as I was going about my visits and inductions within the first two (2) months, I noticed that the clubs were religiously and regularly depositing and paying their dues. As the trend reached 72% as early as 1 July, I felt the overwhelming support and cooperation of the club presidents and secretaries in the district.

I became confident that achieving 100% SAR payment by end of September 2012 was possible! When I received a congratulatory email from Marissa on 28 September that the district was already 99% SAR payment compliant, I knew that I was almost there!

When the payments of the clubs reached 88%, Marissa Pili of Parramata office informed me that this was the first time a district was able to achieve this level just within 2 months of a Rotary year, a record in the world of Rotary.

With the assistance of my PeaceMaker team and IPDG Digna, the last club finally deposited its semi annual dues payment within the banking hour. The district has achieved 100% payment of semi annual dues in the 1st three months of a new Rotary year. A history in RI District 3790 and Rotary was made!

Determination and hard work, teamwork, mutual respect, effective leadership, and embracing “Peace Through Service,” resulted into a historical achievement of a first in the history of Rotary. We are hoping that this is just a beginning for D3790.

God bless!

Tony Bautista

Antonio “Tony” C. BautistaDistrict GovernorDistrict 3790SAR

DISTRICT 3790

Philippine Rotary - December 20122

istrict Governor Tony Bautista was born on 22 November 1945 in Makati City. He has D5 children, and together with his spouse

Evelyn, manages a transportation business, a bus manufacturing company, specialty clinics, a financing company and a realty firm.

He joined the Rotary Club of Subic Bay in 1988 and was elected president after 6 months of membership. He transferred to Metro Olongapo in 1990, held various positions in the district since then, and became a regular GSE host. He shared his transportation facility for every relief and international operations in the district.

Tony is a Major Donor to the Rotary Foundation, a member of Paul Harris Society, has attended 5 RI International Conventions, 5 Zone Institutes, GETS Training in Bali, Indonesia, and the International Assembly in San Diego, California, which aptly prepared him for uncontested governership of District 3790 for RY 2012-13.

His hobbies include out-of-town rides in his Harley and sports car and restoration of vintage cars.

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HELLO ROTARY: An Information Packet on Rotary Basics

istrict Governor Tony C. Bautista has released copies of Hello Rotary: An Information Packet on DRotary Basics last Sept. 15, 2012 during the

Rotary Leadership Institute in Tarlac City for distribution to all clubs in Rotary District 3790.

The packet features Cliff Dochterman's ABCs of Rotary, a compilation of articles on Rotary basics, and other information.

The ABCs of Rotary is divided into 26 parts, each representing a lesson to be covered during a Club Meeting. The Club President assigns each lesson to a presenter who will present the same to his fellow members during a designated time in the meeting. It is hoped that at the end of 26 meetings, every Rotarian in the club would have gained more knowledge about Rotary or would have reviewed Rotary facts that may have been forgotten over time. It also aims to develop confidence in Rotarians to invite others to join in the task of promoting Rotary's motto of Service above Self. Each Club is enjoined to incorporate this material in their meetings. A lesson monitoring list is included to make assigning of topics easier.

The packet also includes an abridged version of how to apply for a Matching Grant written by PP Glo Nethercutt.

More information sheets will be added to this folder within the next weeks.

For your Club's copy, kindly get in touch with your Assistant Governor.

Peace to all!

PP Virgil GarciaDistrict Secretary

After the packet was distributed, each club started to hold session on Rotary information as part of its regular meeting or as a separate learning workshop.

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1946-47. Gil C.Puyat (RC Manila) appointed as 1st Filipino governor. RC Tarlac was admitted as first new club after the war. RC Bacolod, Baguio, Cebu, Davao were re-admitted.

1947-48. Marianito F. Lichauco of RC Dagu-pan, first elected governor of Philippine district, followed by Benjamin Gaston (Bacolod) and Emilio Javier of Manila.

1950-51. District 81 was renamed District 48. Fernando Manalo of RC Baguio as governor. District 48 later became District 385 under Go- vernor Hernando Pineda of Cagayan De Oro, with 35 clubs, 1300 Rotarians.

1963-64. Alfonso Oboza of Davao was the last governor of the whole Philippines as one District, which was divided into District 380 (Luzon) with Mat Caparas of RC Caloocan as first governor with 29 clubs, and District 385 (Visayas and Mindanao) with 33 clubs and Leonardo Gallardo of Bacolod as governor.

1966-67. Rodolfo Nisce of San Fernando LU was elected governor of District 380.

1974-75. Ruben Roxas of Tarlac, as governor

1976-77. District 380 had over 80 clubs (3000 Rotarians) and was split into 380 and 382. RC Angeles and Central Tarlac were chartered.

1979-80. Romeo Galang, San Fernando P, was governor of District 382.

1981-82. Jesus Tabora of San Fernando LU, was next elected governor.

1982-83. With 86 clubs and over 2000 Rotarians in District 382, then Governor Mar Un Ocampo started the ground work for the split, later made effective by Go- vernor Mike Ampil in 1983-84 - into 379 (Northwestern provinces from Pampanga to Ilocos Norte), which later became 3790.

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ur story rightfully begins in 1905, when Paul Harris organized the first Rotary Club in Chicago. True to Ohis character, Paul Harris, the founder, became

president of the club on its 3rd year (1907), and he started to work on extending Rotary to San Francisco... Oakland... Seattle … Los Angeles... New York … Portland... and so on.

1910. After only 5 years, the First National Congress, with 16 clubs and 1800 members, was held in Chicago. There were 29 delegates. On November 3 that year, RC Winnepeg, Canada, became the first club outside the US - making Rotary an “international” organization... and started to cross the oceans to spread in Europe and other countries.

1919. Leo J. Lambert wrote John Poole, president of Inter-national Association of Rotary Clubs, on the possibility of organizing a Rotary club in Manila. Roger D. Pinneo of RC Seattle was sent to Manila to help organize. On June 19, 1919, the Rotary Club of Manila became the first club in Asia with 38 members - 2 Filipinos (Gabriel Lao and Gregorio Nieva), Chinese Alfonso Sycip, and 35 Americans.

Thirteen years later, 1932, Rotary Club of Cebu was chartered, followed by RC Iloilo, the third club in 1933. The first three clubs, called Non-District Clubs, were directly supervised by the RI president and Board of Directors. Incidentally the practice of districting under a governor started in 1915 by the 6th Con-vention in San Francisco.

1936. District 81 was created for eleven clubs in China and Hongkong with the 3 clubs in the Philippines. Governor was Chengting T. Wong of Shanghai.

1937. The district was renumbered 96, with Fong See of Shanghai as governor. RC Bacolod was chartered.

1938. RI District 81 was re-created for the Philippines with George Malcolm as appointed governor. Three new clubs (Baguio, Dagupan and Davao) were chartered making a total of 8 clubs.

1940. World War 11 broke out and all clubs in the Philippines were disbanded due to the hostilities. Theodore L. Hall was governor.

1945. RC Dagupan was first club readmitted, then Manila. District 81 was re-established with Theodore Hass appointed governor.

ROTARY’s FIRSTS

The first 3H Grant in 1978 helped immunize 6.3M children in the Philippines against polio - the project that evolved into POLIO PLUS and pioneered by District 3790 in Angeles City and Mabalacat.

Rotary Village Corp of Nantutan, La Union, establishedby the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union was the first RVC in the world.

3790a Rotary history


Since then, the following were seated as governor of the district:

1984-85. Carlos “Carling” G. Santiago, Jr., Baguio 1985-86. Ruben “Ben” G. Henson, Sr., Angeles 1986-87. Ricardo “Ric” 0. Hipolito of Tarlac 1987-88. Cesario “Ces” C. Mendoza, San Fernando (LU) 1988-89. Rodolfo “Rudy” N. San Juan, Urdaneta 1989-90. Adelino “Adel” T. Lugue of Apalit 1990-91. Renato “Ever” B. Lozada of Dagupan 1991-92. Carmelo “Mete S. Narciso of Angeles 1992-93. Jesus “Jess” T. Lindayag of Olongapo 1993-94. Roberto “Bobby” T. Legaspi, Baguio North 1994-95. Jesus “Jesse” Cano Chua, Midtown Tarlac 1995-96. Nelson N. Yuchongtian, Dagupan East 1996-97. Lutgardo “Lut” M. Lao, Baguio North 1997-98. Emiliano “Bong” D. Joven, Dolores 1998-99. Jose Antonio “Tony” Y. Angeles, Angeles Kuliat 1999-00. Albino “Alvin” V. Gonzales, Downtown Dagupan 2000-01. Benigno Julian “Bennie” S. Uy, Metro Angeles

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But times were a-chainging , and so

were D3790 governors. The

progress of computer technology had made

Rotary work easier and more sophisticated.

The quest for global recognition in Rotary was aspired, initiated

and achieved, year after year.

Started by DG Mark Go, 2000-01, who was

No.3 in the world for Membership Growth

achievement, governors of District

3790, in their own rights, set their marks

in district and Rotary history; 2007-08 DG Jess Nicdao set the

trend for TRF contributions

exceeding $200T mark, later on

exceeded by DG Digna Ragasa, 2011-

12, and so forth....


2001-02 Marquez “Mark” O. Go, Baguio NorthNo. 3 in the world, Membership GrowthIntroduced the clustering of clubs according toareas

2002-03 Edmyr M. Macabulos, Western Pampanga2003-04 Vitt O. Gutierrez, Metro Olongapo

His dream presidents still meet every year.2004-05 John Paul “JP” S. Cadaing, Midtown Tarlac2005-06 Gerardo “Gerpy” Erquiza, Dagupan East2006-07 Bishop Florentino Cinense, Tarlac

The first clergy district governor in the world.2007-08 Lorenzo “Owens” Torres, Central Pangasinan2008-09 Jesus “Jess” Nicdao, Western Pampanga

First to hit $200T TRF contributions in 3790.Awarded for Membership Excellence by thenRI President DK Lee; established ShelterBox Phils (affiliated with ShelterBox Int’l), and currently the CEO/President

2009-10 Rolando “Oyan” Villanueva, Baguio SummerCapital; introduced the point system ofawarding. 2012-13 Zone 7 Membership

2011-12 Dr. Digna Ragasa, Vigan, carried on as DG from March 2012, and successfully finished her term with the highest TRF contributions, so far.

2012-13 Antonio “Tony” C. Bautista distinguished himself as the first to achieve 100% SAR payment compliance within first 3 months of a new Rotaryyear, another first in D3790 and Rotary history.

2013-14 Linda Winter, Baguio, will make her mark.2014-15 Dennis Go, Tarlac Metro, is now planning his goals.

MARK GO JESS NICDAO DIGNA RAGASA

JP N VILLA CADAING VITT GU EZ NUEVATIERR OYA

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DISTRICT 3790

The elegance of the seminar venue, comprehensive and balanced program, great island foods, cool waters, and exotic ambiance of Boracay added to the excitement of attending one of the most memorable events of DG Tony Bautista’s term - the Presidents-Elect Training Seminar (PETS).

Pres. Caloy Basilio, Angeles Kuliat; AG Zaldy; Pres. Saru, MabalacatClark; Pres. Elmer Hernandez, Mabalacat.

PETS 2012

Presidents-Elect Training Seminar@ Hotel Regency, Boracay

2 to 3 March 2012One-of-a-kind Rotary experience

Cluster 3B Pres. Caloy Basilio, AG Zaldy Alegre, Pres. Saru Deshpande and Pres. ElmerHernandez in their trendy PETS shirts provided by DG Tony Bautista to all presidents anddistrict officers who attended the PETS.

DG Tony opened the session; PETS delegates autographed the background tarp; delegates held hand in prayer with DG Tony.

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District 3790 PeaceMakers

Boats ferried the Rotarians to shore; the seminar finished at 5pm so that the Rotarians could watch and capture the magnificent sunset. Below, Peacemakers against Boracay’s blue splendor.

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Cluster 1A. AG Carole Filart, Vigan; President Kareen Go of Bangued; Rem Gaoiran of Laoag; Froilan Tamayo of Magsingal North Ilocos Sur; Ellen Cabatu of Narvacan; Ron Singson of Vigan.

Cluster 1B. AG PP Jerome Gaerlan; President Marita Llavore of Agoo; Chris de Leon of Central San Fdo La Union; Viada Mangaoang of Metro San Fdo La Union; Sammy Songcuan of San Juan; Raul Mulato of San Fernando City North; Ed Regala of San Fernando La Union; Rad Vito of Southern La Union.

Cluster 1C. AG Kenneth So, Baguio Summer Capital; President Libby Fernandez of Baguio; Raymond Ruaro of Baguio North; Jun Tabanda of Baguio South; Joris Dacawi of Baguio Summer Capital; Ten Aguilar of Baguio Sunrise; Sonny Agcolicol of Downtown Session; Fidel Demot of La Trinidad; Edwin Zamora of Metro Baguio; Richard Yodong of Sagada.

C L U B S & P R E S I D E N T S o f D I S T R I C T 3 7 9 0

Cluster 2A. AG Paul Sembrano; President Lily So of Urdaneta; Tom Valdez of Urdaneta East; Navpreet Singh of Urdaneta North.

Cluster 2B. AG Fred Caguia; President Melody Padilla of Central Pangasinan; Jorge Perreras of Dagupan; Ernie Llanillo of Dagupan East; Tony Manuel of Downtown Dagupan; Boying Orpilla of Metro Dagupan; Belle Montesa of Uptown Dagupan.

Cluster 2C. AG Liza Melendrez, Sta. Barbara; President Charry Zason of Bayambang; Jun Bernal of Calasiao; Rogel Meneses of Mangaldan; Marlo de Guzman of Metro Malasiqui; Chard Lazaro of Metro San Carlos; Julius Basco of San Fabian; TJ Melendrez of Sta. Barbara.

Cluster 2D. AG Raymond Casipit; President Joe Sabangan of Binmaley Century; Noel Nacar of Dasol Bay; Beng Briones of Hundred Islands; Nel Resultay of Lingayen; Ces Tacorda of Mangatarem; Mike Pehle of Midwest Pangasinan.

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Cluster 3A. AG Mai Ocampo, Central Tarlac; President Marvi Baluyot of Central Tarlac; Jun Aceret of Downtown Tarlac ‘86; Andy San Luis of Midtown Tarlac; Domeng Nartates of Northern Tarlac; Malyn Rillera of Paniqui; Al Martinez of Poblacion Tarlac; Dong Maglalang of Tarlac; Rose Pecson of Tarlac Metro; Bobot Simon of Western Tarlac; Jojo Briones of Melting Pot.

Cluster 3B. AG Zaldy Alegre, Mabalacat; President Ricky Gutierrez of Angeles Midtown; Caloy Basilio of Angeles Kuliat; Lito Mercado of Balibago; PDG Ben Henson of Clarkfield; Dindo Paras of Dau; Elmer Hernandez of Mabalacat; Ronald Aquino of Magalang; Linda Andres of Pampanga North; Bo Rosales of Metro Clark; Saru Deshpande of Mabalacat Clark;

Cluster 3C. AG Fil del Rosario, Angeles; Dante Timbol of Angeles; BJ Choi of Angeles Friendship; Mealy Silang of Angeles North; Kiko Rivera of Angeles West; Bill Campbell of Clark Centennial; Tanya Dizon of Metro Angeles Centennial; Bong Luciano of Metro Angeles.

Cluster 4A. AG Ed Panlaqui, Western Pampanga; President Carla Espinosa of Central Pampanga; Renz Tiomico of Dolores; Myrna Canlas of Eastern Pampanga; Ernie Batac of Floridablanca; Jojo Javier of Metro San Fernando Pampanga; Jojo Manalese of San Fernando Pampanga; Oly Datu of Southern Pampanga; Nato Rongcal of Western Pampanga; Ed Espino of Villa de Bacolor; Boymac Macapagal of San Fernando Cabalen.

Cluster 4B. AG Merlyn Bacosa; President Noemi Natividad of Balanga; Tina Cundangan of Limay; Nold Selorio of Mariveles; Elmer Fortiz of Mariveles Ecozone; Alex Cruz of Orion; Egay Espano of Orani.

Cluster 4C. AG Boboy Valles; Mariel Flores of Downtown Olongapo; Irene Castelo of Freeport Zone; Jojo Alviar of Metro Olongapo; Mhariz Cerrada of Olongapo Centennial; Norma Dizon of Olongapo; Ahbot Doles of Subic; John Bayarong of Subic Bay; Ferdz Dulay of Subic Sunrize; Joyce Caguioa of Subic Pearl; Aple Guia of Iba; Roy David of Masinloc; Lita Angeles of Sta. Cruz.


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Each 3790 district affair and seminar was

designed to enrich Rotary experience in spirit of camaraderie

and fellowship.

District at Work

The RYLAEXPERIENCE19-21 Oct 2012Grande Island, SubicA CLUSTER 4C Cooperation

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Mushroom production workshop and malunggay cooking demo for members of Rotary Community Corp. Seminars held separately for Areas 1, 2, 3 & 4. Hosted by Rotary Club of Central Tarlac.

Hosted by RC San Fernando La Union for Areas 1 & 2 at Hotel Ariana, Bauang La Union; for Areas 3 & 4 by Bataan Association of Rotary Clubs at Balanga City


DISTRICT 3790

magsingal north

central pangasinan’s

dolores

hundredislands

Indigenous pupils played for Rotarians who brought books,

clothings, school supplies, noodles,

sardines, medicines and medicine kits to Unzadan, Kinapian,

Man-atong and Zigzang Pines

Elementary Schools of Suyo District,

Cervantes, Ilocos Sur.

Medical and dental mission, free medicines for typhoon victims

Blood letting

metro sanfernandola union

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liosan fernando la union

“Plastik mo, bigas ko, palit tayo”

Members of Rotary Club

of San Fernando La

Union, Inc, donated,

assembled and carried

the chairs to their

beneficiary day care

center in La Union.

RC Vigan’s Matching

Grant Project with RC

Ontario - Walworth provided

1,830 armchairs for

selected elementary

and high schools in 1st

district of Ilocos Sur.

vigan

The community flocked to the school to surrender their plastic trash and received rice in return from Rotarians and their kids. This project “PLASTIK MO, BIGAS KO PALIT TAYO” aspires to improve the environmental awareness and uplift the quality of life thru a system of reward.


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DG Tony and AG Raymond Casipit in RC Lingayen’s Wheelchair donation " Empowerment thru Mobility"

narvacan

mariveles

lingayencluster 2D bowling tourney

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ioLast October, Vocational Month, the club awarded 3 institutions and 2 individuals in recognition of their contributions towards employment of persons with disabilities

bangued

uptown dagupan

olongapo southern la union

W A T E R P R O J E C T

ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT

BOOK DONATION

SHORE CLEANING

ecozone


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