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MIDTOWNER VOLUME 27 | ISSUE 03| AUGUST 1, 2019

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MIDTOWNER VOLUME 27 | ISSUE 03 | AUGUST 1, 2019

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BENEFACTORS


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ATTENDANCE & MAKE-UP CARD

Please give this Rotarian Attendance credit for attending the Regular Fellowship meeting last ____________________.

_____________________________ Club Secretary Paolo Acharon

Rotarian Rotary Club of

Classification Position

Aug. 5—Rtn. Sonny Balingbing

Aug. 6—Rtn. Roy Ballena

Aug. 8—PP Jun Acharon & PP Mark Salazar

Aug. 11—Ann Tata Dacut, Spouse of Rtn. Jun Dacut

Aug. 15—Rtn. Nick Alfafara

Aug. 18—PP Noel Ninte

- Ann Elena Uy, Spouse of PAG Eric Uy

Aug. 8—Rtn. Kid Agduma & Ann Hazel Agduma


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PAOLO S. ACHARON Editor - in - Chief

CONTRIBUTOR Prexy Jan Joshua Salazar CP/CPAG Zenn Zuzon Secretary Paolo Acharon Treasurer Mar Yap PP Joe Lucas PP Noel Ninte

Reminder:

Host / Moderator IPP Jun Gamalo

I. Call To Order Prexy Joshua Salazar

Rotary Grace & Philippine National Anthem Prot. Officer James Carpe

Rotary Hymn CP/PAG Zenn Zuzon

Declaration of Rotary Code of Conduct Rtn. Erico Gabriel Uy

Introduction of Rotarians Spouses & Visiting Guest V-Pres. Romy Pastor

Sunshine Greetings Rtn. Pedro Macorol

II. Secretary’s Report Sec. Paolo Acharon

III. Treasurer’s Report Tres. Mar Yap

IV. President’s Time Prexy Joshua Salazar

V. Other Matters Prexy Joshua Salazar

VI. Adjournment Prexy Joshua Salazar

3RD FELLOWSHIP MEETING

AUGUST 01, 2019

ROTARY GRACE

Lord make us truly thankful for the friendship and good company of our fel-low Club members. Keep us ever mind-ful of the needs of those less fortunate. Grant us long life and good health to be conscientious Rotari-ans.

Amen.


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AS A ROTARIAN I WILL : Exemplify the core value of integrity in all

behaviors and activities Use my vocational experience and talents

to serve in Rotary Conduct all of my personal, business and

professional affairs ethically, encouraging and fostering high ethical standards as an example to others

Be fair in all our dealings with others and treat them with the respect due to them as fellow human beings

Promote recognition and respect for all oc-cupations which are useful to society

Offer my vocational talents to provide op-portunities for young people to work for the relief of the special needs of others and to improve the qualify of life in my commu-nity

Honor the trust that Rotary and fellow Ro-tarians provide and not do anything that will bring disfavor or reflect adversely on Rotary or fellow Rotarians

Not seek from a fellow Rotarian a privilege or advantage not normally accorded others in a business or professional relationship


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PP Joe G. Lucas

Employee: Boss pwede ba ako nalang ang papalit dun sa

pwesto ng manager natin na kamamatay lang?

Boss: Ok lang sa akin na ikaw ang pumalit sa kanya, ewan

ko lang kung papayag ang punerarya.

Quick Thinking Si Juan

MANAGER: Hoy! San ka pupunta? Di ka pa ba-yad

ah.

JUAN: Wala po akong pe-ra.

MANAGER: Ito ang parusa mo – Waiter, bigyan mo

ito ng isa pang buong fried chicken.

JUAN: Ano pong gagawin ko ditto?

MANAGER: Kainin mo yan! Pag inuna mo ang

leeg, sasakalin kita. Pag hita, lulumpuhin kita. Pag

pakpak, pingkaw ka. pag pitso, durog ang dibdib mo.

Lahat ng gawin mo sa manok gagawin ko sau.

JUAN: Hehehe… O yan sinipsip ko ung pwet na

manok, ano pa iniintay mo. Sipsipin muna pwet ko.

Joe - Kingly Yours


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July is a non-designated month in the calendar

of activities of Rotary International. This is the start of

another year of service and fellowship under a new ad-

ministration for RY 2019-2020. But our dear club, in

July alone, has initiated 5 service projects already. We

Rotarians at work surely made a positive impact to the

betterment in the lives of the less privilege people in

our community. Kudos to our club leaders headed by Prexy Josh.

—-z Z z —-

August is membership and extension month. This is an opportune time for

us to bring in qualified and active members to our club! Calling all Rotari-

ans who has been in our club for quite some time and have NEVER spon-

sored anyone for membership.

—-z Z z —-

When it comes to extension, we are the pioneering club in our 3 zone

here with 3 daughter clubs namely: RC Greater Gen. Santos, RC Polomo-

lok 101 and RC Gen. Santos Tuna Park. All sound and healthy!

—- z Z z —-

Hugot...

A generous man forgets what he gives and remembers what he receives! Learn, Earn, Return. These are the three phases

of life.

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Paningit.....

Gynecologist - a fool who looks for problems where most men find pleasure!

CP/PAG Zenn Zuzon

Zenncerely yours...


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The 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 ac-

quaintance as an opportunity

for service;

SECOND: High ethical standards

in business and professions;

the recognition of the worthi-

ness of all useful occupations;

and the dignifying of each Ro-

tarian’s occupation as an op-

portunity to serve society;

THIRD: The application of the ide-

al of service in each Rotarian’s

personal, business, and com-

munity 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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MARK DANIEL MALONEY President, Rotary International

2019-2020

During 2019-2020, I am encouraging Rotarians and Rotaractors to grow Rotary. We must grow our service, we must grow the impact of our projects, but, most im-portantly, we must grow our membership so that we can achieve more.

Let us try a new approach to membership, one that is more organized and strategic. I am asking every club to form an active membership committee consisting of people of different backgrounds who will look methodically at the leadership of the community.

Your club's membership committee will then apply Rotary's classification system — designed to ensure that the range of professions in your com-munity is well represented — to identify potential leaders with the skill, the talent, and the character that will strengthen your club. If your club's mem-bership committee is unsure how to proceed, look to the club membership committee checklist on Rotary.org for clearly defined steps to organizing its work.

How else will we connect to grow Rotary? We will also form new types of clubs — either independent clubs or satellite clubs — with different meet-ing experiences and engaging service opportunities, not just where there is no Rotary, but also where Rotary is already thriving. No Rotary club in the world can possibly serve all segments of its community. Therefore, we must organize new clubs to engage the community leaders who cannot connect with our existing clubs.

Growing Rotary is all about taking the connections that make our organiza-tion unique in the world and strengthening and multiplying them. Let us commit ourselves to growing Rotary and to welcoming the next diverse generation of women and men as Rotary Connects the World.


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District Wide bloodletting Activity last July 28, 2019 at Robin-

sons Place General Santos City


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Donation of relief goods to the displaced victims of the july 23 fire

at Purok Islam General Santos City. Recipient 164 families tempo-

rarily housed at South Central Elementary School


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My fellow “Champion” Club Officers and Ro-tarians, This is going to be a very exciting Rotary journey for the District and your Club. I know that

with our joined efforts, we CAN and WILL be able to share each Ro-tarian’s aspirations in life. Let us work to achieve our goals and make this Rotary year the most significant and memorable one.

At our Governor’s training held during the International Assembly in San Diego, USA, I had the privilege of joining more than five hun-dred of our Rotary leaders who lead their respective Districts. To-gether, we committed to the vision of our Rotary International President Mark Maloney who encouraged us to live by the theme: “Rotary Connects the World”. Reflecting on it and our work as Rotarians throughout a century of doing good, I realized that at the heart of our Rotary experience is to make innovative and sus-tainable CONNECTIONS with our members, people of different cultures, traditions and religions. Once connected with our fellow partners in service, they will be persevered to make a difference in our communities and provide professional opportunities we would otherwise not encounter if not through Rotary.

This year, we shall work towards four essential priorities: First, is to grow Rotary – by strengthening membership, both at the Club and Rotaract levels.

Secondly, is to allow Rotary meetings become more flexible, closer to our homes and involve our Family in our service projects or activi-ties.

District Governor’s Message


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Third, is to develop leaders beyond the club level and provide opportu-nities for them to grow. And fourth, broadening projects related to the SIX Areas of Focus in alignment and partnership with the United Na-tions.

By the end of the Rotary year, we hope to be able to address Rotary’s major priorities on supporting The Rotary Foundation (TRF) through our personal and continuing contributions to the Annual Pro-grams Fund and the End Polio Campaign. With greater emphasis to expand our presence, it is only through our Public Image initiatives would our community be able to value and appreciate the good deeds

that we Rotarians have been doing in the past 100 years.

Thank you for being part of my Champion Team and May God contin-ue to bless us for our enduring love to SERVE BEYOND OUR-SELVES.

Yours in Rotary Service,

PHILIP N. TAN

District Governor, RY 2019-2020


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Exchange ideas. Do you have successful membership strategies that have

worked well in your community? Share them on the Membership Best

Practices Discussion Group.

We Are Rotary. Using the hashtag #WeAreRotary, post photos to Face-

book, Twitter, Instagram, or Vine of your club members at work in your

community or abroad to show how Rotary makes a positive impact in the

world.

It’s Now or Never. Join us on August 13 at 10:00 Chicago time (UTC-5)

for our Membership: It’s Now or Never webinar. It will feature interna-

tional membership expert Nikki Walker discussing innovative ways of

thinking about membership.

Making a difference. Rotary clubs are known for the high-impact service

projects they undertake locally and globally. Share stories about your ser-

vice projects and how they improve lives on Rotary Showcase. Be sure to

follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to see what Rotary mem-

bers around the world are doing to celebrate Membership Month.

What does Rotary mean to you? Rotary members have pushed polio to the

brink of eradication, delivered clean water to those in need, improved

their local communities, provided scholarships to the next generation of

peacemakers, and continued to do good in the world.

Rotary News 1-Aug-2014


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August is Membership Month, which means it’s time to celebrate your

Rotary club, your members, and the good you do in your community and

around the world.

There are many ways to join in the celebration, but here are a few activi-

ties to get you started:

Say it loud, say it proud! Let everyone in your social network know that

you are a proud member by changing your Twitter and Facebook profile

to the I’m a Proud Member, I’m a Proud Rotaractor, or I’m a Proud In-

teractor graphic. Copy and save the graphic as your profile picture for Au-

gust.

Watch and share. Download RI President Gary C.K. Huang’s video on

membership from Rotary’s Vimeo page. Watch it at your next meeting or

club event to highlight the vital role membership plays in maintaining a

strong and active club.


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Rotary Year 2019-2020

Club No. 29494 | Area 3F

Date Chartered : May 25, 1993

Schedule of Meeting: Every Thursday, 6:30 p.m

Venue: Hotel San Marco, Laurel East, General Santos City

Website: https:www.facebook.com/Rotary-Club-of-Midtown-

General-Santos-428278681351913


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JAN JOSHUA RAY D. SALAZAR President

ROMEO PASTOR PAOLO JAY S. ACHARON FERNAN ANGELO OCAT

Vice –President Secretary Asst. Secretary

MARCELO YAP ROY ANGELO MALALUAN JAMES CARPE Treasurer Auditor Protocol Officer

DESIDERIO ALABA RENATO DOMINGO Sgt. at Arms President Elect

ROMAN SALAZAR PEDRO B. ACHARON JR.

JUGGER LLIDO JOSEPH MANLUTAC

CARLITO DACUT JR. ROBERTO BALLENA JR.

RICHARD BACQUIANO

VENANCIO A. GAMALO JR.

Immediate Past President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ROTARY CLUB OF MIDTOWN GENERAL SANTOS

SET OF OFFICERS RY 2019 - 2020

ERIC UY JR. ZENELITO ZUZON MARCELO YAP Public Image The Rotary Foundation Midtown Foundation

ROMAN SALAZAR RAYMUND SALAZAR ROGER RIVERA

Banner Projects End Polio Foundation Special Projects

COMMITTEE CHAIRS


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Secretary Paolo Acharon

Greetings to all Midtowners!

The past week has been a busy one

for the club. We started out with extending

assistance to the unfortunate fire victims of Purok Islam thru

our family packs for each affected families. Afterwhich, 2 in-

ductions were held at Koronadal and Polomolok witnessing

the turn over of officers of our fellow Rotary Clubs. Finally, the

week was eventually capped by the District Wide Rotary event

for the Blood Letting activity last sunday at Robinsons.

In sum, we had a good mix of service as well as fun.

This has been possible largely due to the presence and coop-

eration of everyone. Thank you very much! Lets enjoy Rotary.


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Prexy Joshua Salazar

Good evening fellow Midtowners! I would like to thank everybody for at-tending the induction of RC Koronadal Cen-tral and RC polomolok Central last weekend and thank

you for supporting our project on donating relief goods to the victims of the July 23rd Purok Is-lam Fire at South Cen-tral Elementary School, and for your participation on the District Wide bloodletting activity last July 28th in Robinsons Place General Santos, we were able to collect a total of 116 bags of blood and with the combine area’s of 3G,F and H a total of 216 bags has been donated to Red Cross Philippines.

As July comes to an end and my first month of being your President passes I would like to update the club that we now have currently done 4 ser-vice projects to date thank you all and counting on your support for the months to come.


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WHO WE ARE Chartered in 1993, the Rotary Club of Midtown General Santos is home to more than 30 community-minded individuals dedicated to serving above self and participating in Rotary International’s mission to promote understanding,

goodwill, and world peace.

OUR MISSION

To change lives in our local and world communities through service and finan-

cial support.

OUR VISION

To cultivate a dynamic membership that enhances our club values to serve

our local and world communities, providing systemic and enduring change.

OUR CORE VALUES

Rotary Belongingness – When we work together, we are a hundred times stronger. We are of and for each other; and stand for our uni-

fied ideals.

Caring Relationship – We love, trust and respect each other and our spouses. We believe that when our relationship is strong, we become

unbreakable.

Joyful Service – We do not carry service as a burden because we take passion in doing so. This makes all our endeavors joyful and whole-

hearted.

Cheerful Giving – We give with devotion and without tire. We do not

seek reward because the act of giving itself is what makes us happy.


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No. ID No. Name TRF CLASSIFICATION SPOUSE

1 ACHARON, PAOLO JAY S. Legal Services NIKKA

2 2429389 ACHARON, PEDRO JR. B. PHF+4 Engineering - Civil Works ROSE

3 AGDUMA, FLORANTE II Construction HAZEL

4 9673340 ALABA, DESIDERIO Military Service (Retired) CHA

5 ALFAFARA, DOMINIC P. Dentistry MARLYN

6 ASENSE, HENRY Life Insurance (sales)

7 BACQUIANO, RICHARD Construction Aggregates

Supplier JENNIFER

8 7020058 BALINGBING,SONNY Engineering Equipment

Distribution

9 BALLENA, ROBERT JR. Petroleum Products Dis-

tribution MONETTE

10 BUALAT, RONALD Insurance EMIE

11 CARIÑO, DENNIS MICHAEL Nursing, Government

12 CARPE, JAMES

13 CRUZ, LESTER S. Automotive CHARINA

14 9191166 DACUT, CARLITO JR. PHF Pest Control Distribution TATA

15 9673335 DOMINGO, RENATO C. PHF Government Service ARLENE

16 2137023 DUMARAN, IGNACIO PHF Petroleum Products Dis-

tribution VIOLETA

17 8242544 GAMALO, VENANCIO JR.,A. PHF Pharmaceutical Distribu-

tion ANITA

18 2137027 GANADOS, CARLOS SR., R. Pension House Services TASING

19 9673803 LABUTONG, ORLANDO E. Military Service (Retired) NATIVIDAD

20 6460921 LLIDO, JUGGER C. Real Estate Management EDA JANE

21 2137036 LUCAS, JOSE G. PHF Government Service ROMANA

22 MACOROL, PEDRO M. PHF Government Service PATRICIA

23 MADRIA, JOEY J. Government Service


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No. ID No. Name TRF CLASSIFICATION SPOUSE

24 MALALUAN, ROY ANGELO Government Service

25 MANLUTAC, JOSEPH Poultry JANET

26 MASAMAYOR, FROILAN Education, Public NEMIA

27 9540466 MORACA, WILLIAM HM Elementary Education EULALIA

28 6198023 MUNSAYAC, EMILIO III Universal Banking - Opera-tions

ELLEN

29 3374219 NINTE, NOEL PHF Metal Craft Services MARIETA

30 OCAT, FERNAN ANGELO Nursing, Private

31 ODI, RENATO Education, Public (Retired)

32 2137043 OTANES, DALMACIO JR. Security Management JULIET

33 PASTOR, ROMEO D. Medicine Practice ANA

34 8510148 PEÑA, VICENTE Legal Services MELINDE

35 QUEJADA, LLOYD PHF Insurance NANCY

36 6116769 RIVERA, ROGER E. PHF+1 Aquaculture Business Man-agement

YOLANDA

37 9192438 SALAZAR, JAN JOSHUA RAY PHF+1 Personal Health Care Services

38 6179549 SALAZAR, MARK DOMINIC PHF+1 Real Estate Management

39 6198022 SALAZAR, RAY ANGELO PHF Repair Shop Management MACEL

40 2137047 SALAZAR, RAYMUNDO L. PHF+2 Civil Engineering Manage-ment

EDNA

41 2137048 SALAZAR, ROMAN L. PHF+2 Government Service (Retired)

42 SECHONG, RONNIE PHF+3 Government Service HENA

43 SUPLICO, NESTOR S. Government Service JOSIE

44 3139031 TAPANG, ENRIQUE Electrical Engineering Consul-tancy

CONCHITA

45 TELERON, GENUS NIÑO Health Insurance, Gov.

46 9191640 TORRATO, WILFREDO JR. Hospital Administration & Management

GRACE

47 3139039 UY, ERICO FRANCISCO JR. Motorcycle & Engine Parts Distri-bution

ELENA

48 UY, ERICO Pharmacy

49 2137058 YAP, MARCELO O. PHF Electronic Equipment LILY

50 2137001 ZUZON, ZENELITO M. PHF Food Catering Services ANGGING

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