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Page 1: Volume 40 | Issue No. 12 The Core October 7, 2019

Volume 40 | Issue No. 12 The Core October 7, 2019 Volume 40 | Issue No. 12 The Core October 7, 2019

Volume 39 | Issue 13 October 7, 2019

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Volume 40 | Issue No. 12 The Core October 7, 2019 Volume 40 | Issue No. 12 The Core October 7, 2019

PHILIP N. TAN District Governor, District 3860

JASON ANTHONY Y. GARCIA Assistant Governor, Area 3H

Nolito B. Prudencio Treasurer

Philip Leonard T. Escueta President

Lorenzo B. Mariñas Vice President

Rhea E. Savariz Executive Secretary

Francis Ian A. Fedoc Auditor

Ilah Marie L. Labrador Protocol

Arnold G. Garcia Sergeant-at-Arms

Leween Jan P. Santos IPP & Club Administration

Randy S. Baldelovar Membership

Janine C. Pring Public Image

Alfredo E. dela Peña Service Project

Rolan A. Alajar Community Service

Camilo L. Dajay Vocational Service

Mark Marie G. Bantug International Service

Carlo S. Precioso Foundation

Virgilio H. Adalin

DRRM

Leandro Ador A. Dizon Youth Service

CLUB OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

Andy W. Atkins President-Elect/Secretary

MARK DANIEL MALONEY RI President, RY 2019-2020

BARBETTE LOMINOQUE District Secretary

PAG Gerry S. Cruz IPDG Benjamin M. Garcia PP Antonio M. Vicente PP Benjamin M. Pajaro

ADVISERS:

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Our Mission We provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

Our Core Values Our values are an increasingly important component in strategic planning because they drive the intent and direction of the organization’s leadership.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE

This document certifies that

______________________________________ (Name)

of the Rotary Club of __________________________________ has

attended the club’s General Membership Weekly Meeting and Fellowship

on __________________________ held at EMR Center, Morales,

Koronadal City, South Cotabato, Philippines.

RTN. ANDREW ROBERT ATKINS President-Elect/Secretary

15th General Membership Meeting, Despedida Party for RC

Johor Bahru, October Celebrator’s Night and Fellowship

P R O G R A M M E

I. Registration and Dinner II. General Membership Meeting

Call to Order …………….…………………………… Pres. Philip Escueta Invocation & National Anthem……………………… Rtn. Rhy Savariz Rotary Hymn ………………………………………… AVP Four-Way Test and Object of Rotary……………… Rtn. Kano Adalin Acknowledgement of Visiting Rotarians/Guests … PP Toto Dajay Message from RC Johor Bahru……………………. PP Ooi Kao Yang Giving of Token of Appreciation …………………… IPDG Bing & Pres. Philip Community Singing ……………….…….…………. PAG Gerry Cruz Secretary’s Report/Updates ……………………….. PE/Sec. Andy Atkins President’s Time and Adjournment.…..…………… Pres. Philip Escueta

III. Despedida Party and Fellowship

PP Tony Vicente Moderator

P R A Y E R

Gracious God, as we gather together as Rotarians

and friends, we acknowledge that wherever we go,

we are always in your presence. We pray that our

actions may reflect this awareness as we seek you

and as we count our many blessings. Amen.

OCTOBER: Economic and Community Month

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The Four-Way Test 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 FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

ROTARY OBSERVATION MONTHS

ROTARY CODE OF CONDUCT

As a Rotarian I will:

✓ Act with integrity and high ethical standards in my personal and professional life.

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

✓ 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.

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

OBJECT OF ROTARY

…is to encourage and foster the ideal of

service as a basis of worthy enterprise,

and, in particular to encourage and foster;

FIRST: The development of acquaintance

as an opportunity for service;

SECOND: High ethical standards in

business and professions, the

recognition of the worthiness of all

useful occupations, and the

dignifying of each Rotarian’s

occupation as an opportunity to serve

society;

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

fellowship of business and

professional persons united in the

ideal of service.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CLUB PRESIDENT

Philip Leonard T. Escueta

Greetings!

Thank you to our sister club – Johor Bahru

represented by PP Kao Yang, Pres. Ranjeet, PP

Swee Poh and Spouse Maria for a very

memorable project and fellowship with us. We

are deeply thankful for your effort and support.

The telescope had been properly handover to

KNCHS and MOU and Deed of

Donation/Acceptance has been facilitated.

My special thanks to Spouse Ivy Fedoc and PP

Fred dela Peña for the preparation.

Thank you also to Rtn. Kano Adalin during the Dental Mission at Home for Girls

just this morning. The result of our initial assessment will be utilized for the

incoming support for the girls.

The Family Day celebration in Gumasa, Glan, Sarangani with RC Johor Bahru

was a fun and full of foods. Thank you to PP Lito, Spouse Tess and Spouse

Nene Alajar who coordinated the venue and facilitated the foods,

respectively.

This is to remind everyone for the upcoming Governor’s Visit on October 24,

2019 at EMR Center as well as for the Governor’s Night to be held in General

Santos City. We will keep you posted for more updates.

Thank you my fellow Rotarians and Spouses for you untiring support and

cooperation.

Rotary Year Past President RI Theme 1980-1981 – Gerardo “Gerry” Calaliman “Take Time to Serve” 1981-1982 – Benjamin “Bing” M. Garcia “World Understanding and Peace Through Rotary” 1982-1983 – Pedro “Pete” Torres “Mankind is One-Build Bridges of Friendship Throughout the World” 1983-1984 – Tranquilino “Jun” Araral, Jr. “Share Rotary - Serve People” 1984-1985 – Bernardo “Jun” Dignadice, Jr “Discover a New World of Service” 1985-1986 – Gerardo “Gerry” S. Cruz “You are the Key” 1986-1987 – Perfecto “Pitok” B. Sueno, Jr. “Rotary Brings Hope” 1987-1988 – Romulo “Romy” Rafael+ “United in Service Dedicated to Peace” 1988-1989 – Jose “Peps” Barroso “Put Life in Rotary - Your Life” 1989-1990 – Benjamin “Ben” D. Pajaro “Enjoy Rotary” 1990-1991 – Claro “Caloy” Precioso “Honor Rotary with Faith and Enthusiasm” 1991-1992 – Pio “Pio” Mariñas “Look Beyond Yourself” 1992-1993 – Nazario “Boy” Grecia “Real Happiness is Helping Others” 1992-1993 – Antonio “Tony” M. Vicente “Real Happiness is Helping Others” 1993-1994 – Delfin “Bong” Riego de Dios “Believe In what You Can Do - Do what You Believe In” 1994-1995 – Emmanuel “Manny” Reinoso “Be A Friend” 1995-1996 – Edgardo “Ed” Barrios “Act with Integrity - Serve with Love - Work for Peace” 1996-1997 – Loreta “Loring” Sy “Build the Future with Action and Vision”

1997-1998 – Jose “Joe” Cagampang “Show Rotary Cares” 1998-1999 – Arnold “Nonoy” G. Garcia “Follow Your Rotary Dream” 1999-2000 – Alfredo “Fred” E. dela Peña “Act with Consistency, Credibility, Continuity” 2000-2001 – Suzanne “Zanne” Araquil “Create Awareness…Take Action” 2001-2002 – Floro “Puyot” Calixton “Mankind is Our Business” 2002-2003 – Rolan “Rolan” A. Alajar Sow the Seeds of Love” 2003-2004 – Roland “Roland” Asperga “Lend a Hand” 2004-2005 – Noel “Noel” N. Dungca+ “Celebrate Rotary” 2005-2006 – Camilo “Toto” L. Dajay “Service Above Self” 2006-2007 – Datu Tungko “Dats” Saikol “Lead the Way” 2007-2008 – Mark Marie “Mark” G. Bantug “Rotary Shares” 2008-2009 – Jessie “Jessie” P. Cruz “Make Dreams Real” 2009-2010 – Marie Antonina “Junette” Hurtado “The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands” 2010-2011 – Juanito “Johnny” C. Cueva “Building Communities, Bridging Continents” 2011-2012 – Leodegario “Leo” R. Santos, Jr. “Reach Within to Embrace Humanity” 2012-2013 – Antonio “Tony” M. Vicente “Peace Through Service” 2013-2014 – Carlo “Carlo” S. Precioso “Engage Rotary Change Lives” 2014-2015 – Leandro Ador “Ador” A. Dizon “Light Up Rotary” 2015-2016 – Nolito “Lito” B. Prudencio “Be A Gift to the World” 2016-2017 – Randy “Randy” S. Baldelovar “Rotary Serving Humanity”

2017-2018 – Jason Anthony “Jay” Y. Garcia “Rotary: Making a Difference”

2018-2019 – Leween Jan “Leween” P. Santos “Be The Inspiration”

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RI PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Mark Daniel Maloney

OCTOBER 2019 Rotary's long-term, sustained battle against polio has defined our organization for decades. We have a right to be proud of all that we have accomplished through the years. Our progress is real and noteworthy. In 1988, polio was endemic in 125 countries, with more than 350,000 new cases a year worldwide. Since then, Rotary and our Global Polio Eradication Initiative partners have reduced the incidence of polio by more than 99.9 percent, vaccinated more than 2.5 billion children against the virus, and prevented 18 million cases of paralysis. Over the years, Rotary has helped country after country move into the polio-free column. This includes India, which some considered impossible not long ago. Of the three types of poliovirus, type 2 has been eradicated and type 3 could soon be certified as eradicated. Nigeria has not reported a case of wild poliovirus in nearly three years. If this trend holds, we will be down to just one type of wild poliovirus in only one section of the world, Afghanistan and Pakistan.

There are major challenges in that region. But it is crucial that we remain optimistic. Look at all that we have accomplished so far. This is no time to get discouraged or to think that the task is impossible. We will end polio forever, but only if we remain steadfast and vigilant. World Polio Day is a time for Rotarians from all over the globe to come together, recognize the progress we have made in our fight against polio, and plan the action we must take to end polio forever. The key word is action, because we still have important work to do. This year, we want to see as many Rotary clubs as possible holding World Polio Day events around the world. Need some ideas? How about organizing a viewing party for friends and club members to watch Rotary's Online Global Update? You could also dedicate a club meeting to World Polio Day or create a fundraising event. Remember, every dollar raised is matched 2-to-1 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Once you have created an event, register it at endpolio.org/register-your-event. Then promote it using the World Polio Day toolkit, available at endpolio.org/world-polio-day. Mark your calendar to tune in to Rotary's World Polio Day Online Global Update on 24 October. This year we will stream our program on Facebook in multiple time zones around the world. Visit the Rotary International Facebook page to RSVP to your region's program. And do not forget to follow the event on social media and share it with your network.

The Trustee’s Message

Gary C.K. Huang

OCTOBER 2019

Friends, World Polio Day is this month and we are facing a major challenge. The news out of Afghanistan and Pakistan tells us that we have more work to do. It tells us that polio will not die out quickly or easily.

Most of all, it tells us that we are needed now more

than ever. Success will require us to remain steady and show that there is no time limit to our commitment. We are in this to the end, and we will conquer this terrible disease. We will give life back to children and families, and restore hope to communities.

We are fortunate to have great friends in the Global

Polio Eradication Initiative — including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which continues to match every donation 2-to-1. We have already eradicated wild poliovirus type 2, and type 3 could soon be wiped out. India is polio-free. All of Africa may soon be polio-free.

The most important factor in ending polio forever is you. The people of Afghanistan

and Pakistan have faced so much hardship in recent years. Polio is just one more challenge. To them, it could all feel overwhelming. But not to Rotarians. We do not feel overwhelmed. We feel challenged, and, as people of action, we rise to challenges.

In the words of Confucius: "If one is virtuous, one will not be left to stand alone. It is

certain that associates of like mind will come and join with one." In Rotary, we understand these words very well. When we say "Service Above Self," we take a stand for this virtue. We know that our like-minded brothers and sisters around the world will join us. We have been drawn together by our need to do good in the world.

We can rid the world of a disease forever. And you will be the ones to do it, through

your continued commitment and generosity. Be a part of history! Help us overcome the final hardship, the final challenge. Make

your donation at endpolio.org/donate.

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NAMES CLASSIFICATION SPOUSES

1 ADALIN, Virgilio H., PHF Dentistry Nancy

2 ALAJAR, Rolan A., PHF+3 Optometry Celestina, PHF+1

3 ATKINS, Andrew, PHF Social Work Sherill

4 BALDELOVAR, Randy S. , PHF Life Insurance Theresa

5 BANTUG, Mark Marie G., PHF+4 Chemical Sales & Distribution Elizabeth , PHF

CABUCOS, Rizhel Mae P. Life Insurance Gerald

6 CEREZO, Ma. Cyrille U., PHF+2 Medicine - Nephrology N/A

7 CHIU, Christian Valeen R. , PHF Distribution - IT N/A

8 CRUZ, Gerardo S., PHF+2 Management Services Tessie, PHF

9 CRUZ, Jessie P., PHF+3 Pawnshop Management Nemia

10 DAJAY, Camilo L., PHF Medicine- General Surgery Gertrudes

11 DAJAY, Noel B., PHF Farm Management Cherry Joy

12 DARAUG, John Michael D, PHF Hotel Management N/A

13 DE JESUS, Jesus L., PHF+4 Fuel Sales & Distribution Nida, PHF

14 DE JESUS, Jose Mari B., PHF Printing Services Arianne Pauline

15 DELA PEÑA, Alfredo E., PHF+4 Real Estate Development Maria Henrietta, PHF

16 DIZON, Leandro Ador A., PHF+1 School Administration Farideh

17 ESCUETA, Philip Leonard T., PHF Human Resource N/A

18 FEDOC, Francis Ian A., PHF Public Utilities-Electric Ivy

19 FRESCO, Baltazar Jr. A., PHF Water Management Arlene

20 GARCIA, Arnold G., PHF Auto Parts & Services Myrna

21 GARCIA, Benjamin M., Major Donor Level 2 Telecommunication Virginia, MD+2

22 GARCIA, Ivy Joy V. Lumber Distribution

23 GARCIA, Jason Anthony Y., PHF+2 Transportation-Bus Marienel

24 GARCIA, Josie J., PHF+1 Distribution – Veterinary Products Gerry

GUANGA, Mary Grace B. Government Banking-Legal N/A

25 LABRADOR, Ilah Marie L. Government Banking N/A

26 LAY, Eduardo C., PHF+1 Medicine, IM/Internist Melba, PHF

27 LORICO, Michael Joseph J., PHF Legal Services Maria Janina

28 MARIÑAS, Lorenzo B., PHF Farm Management Elsa

PACLAR, Chris Paulo T. Commercial Banking N/A

29 PAEZ, Jose Antonio C., PHF Religion - Catholic N/A

30 PAJARO, Benjamin D, PHF+1 Medicine - ENT Amelia

31 PAR, Olimpio M., PHF Transportation- Bus Elsie

32 PRECIOSO, Carlo S., PHF+1 School Administration Trixy, PHF

33 PRING, Janine C., PHF BPO-Graphics Design N/A

34 PRUDENCIO, Nolito B., PHF Banking - Commercial Elsa

35 RIVERA, Remegio, Jr. D., PHF Medicine -General Surgery Emily

36 ROMERO, Edren Ton Julius T. Restaurant Management N/A

37 SANTOS, Leween Jan P., PHF+1 Distribution - Paint Amabelle Sharon

38 SAVARIZ, Rhea E. Gov. Service-Tertiary Education Jay

39 SINFOROSO, Edmundo B. Farm Management Josephine

40 SUPLAAG, Michael M. , PHF Educational Services N/A

41 TAMPUS, Evelyn P., PHF Banking-Universal Frederick

42 TAN, Maria Victoria C., PHF Distribution - Motorcycle Reynaldo

43 TAN, Mark Anthony C., PHF Distribution - Motorcycle -

44 VALERIO, Keith Alvin, PHF+1 Distribution – Agricultural Products Gina

45 VICENTE, Antonio M., PHF+2 Distribution - Paint Grace, PHF

Visit to Project Hope for Home for Girls and Dental Mission

October 7, 2019, 9:00 AM | Koronadal City

Breast Cancer Awareness Forum October 12, 2019, 4F Activity Center, KCC Mall of Marbel

Pink Walk (Area 3F, 3G, and 3H Activity) October 20, 2019, 4F Activity Center, KCC Mall of Marbel

Outreach Program with Notre Dame of Norala Batch ‘94 November 26, 2019 at Sitio Puti, Norala

Garage Sale 2019 November 2019 at Koronadal City

Rotary Manila Institute 2019 November 29 – December 1, 2019 | Manila Mariott Hotel, Manila

RI Convention 2020 June 6-10, 2020 | Honolulu, Hawaii

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1. ter was productive. The concerns and

October 8

Spouse Nemia Cruz

October 9

Rtn. Evelyn Tampus

October 21

PE/Sec. Philip Escueta

October 30

PP Randy

October 19

Rtn. MJ Lorico

October 9

Pres. Leween Santos

October 18

Rtn. Cyrille Cerezo

October 29

Spouse Nel Garcia

October 25

Rtn. Alvin Valerio

October 17

Spouse Babes Pajaro

October 8

Spouse Trixy Precioso

October 18

Spouse Babie Santos

October 31

Spouse Rey Tan

October 10

Rtn. Rem & Spouse Miles Rivera

October 30

VP Kap & Spouse Elsa Mariñas

October 5

AG Jay & Spouse Nel Garcia

October 30

Rtn. Ed Sinforoso

October 7

Spouse Miles Rivera