d3800 rotary foundation banquet, breaking records, making history !

DISTRICT GOVERNOR RAFAEL GARCIA iII(ARCH KLUMPH SOCIETY MEMBER, TRUSTEES CIRCLE)

THE FIRST IN DISTRICT 3800

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3800

NOVEMBER 2011GOVERNOR’S MONTHLY

LETTER

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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL District 3800

Rafael “Raffy” M. Garcia III District Governor District Trainer PDG Jaime “James” O. Dee District Secretary PP Marcelo “Jun” C. Zafra District Governor’s Aide PP Rodolfo “Rudy” L. Retirado Senior Deputy Governors PP Bobby Rosadia, PP Nelson Aspe, PP Dan Santos, PP Luz Cotoco, PP Willy Caballa, PP Tonipi Parungao, PP Joey Sy CP Marilou Co, CP Maricris Lim Pineda, CP Manny Reyes, PP Roland Garcia, PP Jerry Lim, PP Jun Angeles, PP Condrad Cuesta, CP Sunday Pineda. Deputy District Secretary PP Rudy Mendoza, PP Tommy Cua, PP Danny Concepcion, PP Ching Umali, PP Alex Ang, PP Danny Valeriano, PP Augie Soliman, PP Pete Pinion PP John Barredo Deputy District Governor PP Roger Santiago, PP Lulu Sotto, PP Peter Quintana, PP Rene Florencio, PP Boboy Campos, PP Emy Aguirre, PP Benjie Liboro, PP Lito Bermundo, PP Rene Pineda Assistant Governor PP Dulo Chua, PP Ron Quan, PP Saldy Quimpo, PP Mike Cinco, PP Ruben Aniceto, PP Arnold Divina, IPP Benj Ngo, PP Arnold Garcia, PP Nep Bulilan, PP Ramir Tiamzon, PP Derek Santos PP Ver Cerafica, PP Edmed Medrano, PP Jun Martinez, PP Edwin Francisco, PP Cito Gesite, PP Tet Requiso, PP El Bello, PP Elmer Baltazar, PP Lorna Bernardo, PP Joy Valenton, PP Paul Castro, Jr., IPP Jun Salatandre, PP Freddie Miranda, PP Jimmy Ortigas, PP Akyat Sy, PP Vic Esparaz, PP Louie Diy, PP Mike Santos, PP Jack Sia

PP Alfredo “Jun” T. Abellar, Jr.Editor-in-Chief

The GML is published every month. Send letters and other materials for publication to the Editor-in-Chief at ppjunab@yahoo.com or to the District Secretariat Office at 667 Sgt. Bumatay Street, Mandaluyong City. Tel No 577- 6065 / 09175922359 (Baby Alberto) / 09175535878 (Liezl Capistrano)

NOVEMBER 2011 CONTENTSThe Majestic Governor’s Message 3

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The Majestic Team Breakfast Meeting September 03 and November 05, 2011

5 District 3800 INTERACT DISCON November 05, 2011

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TRF Board of TrusteesTRF Chair’s November Message

District 3800 TRF Banquet November 08, 2011

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TRF Banquet Honorees

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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District 3800 GSE OUTBOUND TEAM

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District 3800 Tenpin Bowling Tournament IPP Joel Guevarra/ RC Metro Pasig

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District Secretary’s Report DS Marcelo “Jun” Zafra, Jr

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District 3800 Attendance Report August, 2011

WHERE CLUBS MEET IN DISTRICT 3800

DG RAFAEL M. GARCIA iii

Majestic Governor’s Messages

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Your Majesties:

It's November 2011. That means that I have finished all (but two) of my governor's visits. The two remaining has a club president that is still in the United States, and another one who is missing for undisclosed rea-sons. Hopefully, I will be able to complete these two remaining visits be-fore the end of the calendar year.

Remember to send your updates to your membership composed of all your new inductees. We'd like to have updated figures in time for the November 8, 2011 TRF Annual Giving Dinner where we will have PRIP and TRF Chair-Elect Wilfred "Wilf" Wilkinson as Guest of Honor. And speaking of TRF, try to send your updated TRF contributions this week. According to SDG Manny Reyes, we could hit $400,000.00 by next week if we all work on it. So please do your share.

Nothing will keep us from our destiny!

We've decided to ramp up our TRF campaign. In the past, the Raffy Garcia Challenge has offered Paul Har-ris Fellows for only $500. Thus, for a contribution of only $500, you would receive 500 matching points so that you can become a Paul Harris Fellow for just the $500 that you gave.

But what about those who are already sustaining Paul Harris Fellows, meaning that you had already given some amount but not yet a cumulative of $1,000. In the past, we had required a minimum $500 contribution. But this time, we will accept 50% of whatever amount you need to become a Paul Harris Fellow and we will match your contribution with equivalent points to make you a Paul Harris Fellow.

For Example: You have given $400 to TRF. You only need $600 to become a Paul Harris Fellow. If you give $300, we will match it with 300 points to make you a Paul Harris Fellow!

NOTE THAT THIS OFFER IS ONLY VALID FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER (DECEMBER 1-31, 2011) AND ONLY FOR FIRST TIME PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS.

Announce this to all your club members and ratchet up your TRF contribution campaign.

YHSL

DG RAFAEL M. GARCIA III

PHF CAMPAIGN for SUSTAINING MEMBERS

The Second Majestic Breakfast Meeting was held at the Valle Verde Country Club last September 03, 2011 starting at 7:00 AM with the Marikina Zone hosting the event. DDG Rene Flor-encio was the event’s emcee. DG Raffy Garcia called the meet-ing to order at 8:00 AM, followed with the Invocation, National Anthem and Introduction of Dignitaries and Guest by AG Ramir Tiamzon, AG Nep Bulilan and SDG Jun Angeles respectively. After an Inspirational Message by DG Raffy, a presentation to support the PPUR as one of the world’s 7 wonders of nature was made by a representative of Mayor Edward Hagedorn. This was followed by the reports of the different committee chairpersons, announcements of forth coming district acivities particularly Rotary Academy 101, 102 and 103 and the October Fiesta. The meeting was adjourned by DG Raffy at 12:00 noon.

The Third Majestic Breakfast Meeting was held at the Valle Verde Country Club at 7:00 AM. last November 05, 2011. Host clubs were Zones 5 and Zone 9 ( Rizal Zone). Attendance was limited to Majestic Presidents, SDG’s, DDG’s, AG’s, DDS, DS, DA and their spouses. The meeting was called to drum-up atten-dance to the November 08, 2011 TRF Annual Giving Dinner at the Crown Plaza Ballroom in Ortigas Center with PRIP/TRF Chair-Elect Wilf Wilkinson as Guest of Honor. During the meet-ing DG Raffy rallied the Majestic Presidents and Officers to keep contributing to the fund which now stands at $350,000 on track to attaining the goal of $500,000 by December, 2011. He also reminded the Majestic Team of the District’s membership goal which should be at around 3,000 by now. The Majestic Presi-dents were also asked to monitor closely and remit their RI dues and obligations so as not to be in danger of being suspended or terminated. The meeting was adjourned at 12:00 noon.

DG Raffy Garcia calls the 2nd Majestic Presidents Meeting to order flanked by DDG Rene Florencio, DS Jun Zafra & PDG James Dee.

DG Raffy Garcia at the 3rd Majestic Presidents Meeting with SDG Marilou Co, PDG James Dee, DS Jun Zafra & SDG Maricris Lim.

Left : The District 3800 District Governor’s Ladies led by DGL Minda Garcia with PDGL Pam de Guzman, PDGL Mely Zamora, PDGL Tess Peralta, DGEL Gloria Sandoval, PDGL Cely Hermoso, PDGL Nona Ricafort, PDGL Elena Dee and PDGL Myrna Enriquez. Right photo : shows DGL Minda Garica with members of the Majestic Spouse Executive Committee and Majestic President’s Spouses during the 3rd Majestic Presidents and Spouses Meeting held at the Valle Verde Country Club hosted by Zones 5 and 9 (Rizal Zone) last November 08 2011.

THE MAJESTIC TEAM BREAKFAST MEETING September 03, 2011 and November 05, 2011

THE 3RD MAJESTIC SPOUSES MEETING

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fellow rotarians,

with gratitude ...

thank you the Rotary Clubs of Marikina Zone for hosting the recently concluded interact dis-con 2011.

thank you RC Marikina Heights and RC River-city Marikina for leading the exercises.

thank you the Rotary Clubs of R I D3800. your support to rotary and interact made the major event of the interactors meaningful and enjoy-able.

thank you Majestic Presidents and District Of-ficers for campaigning for an unprecedented attendance.

thank you for our sponsors ... napakalaking bagay ng inyong tulong. rest assured they are in good hands ... and they will be for the interactors.

thank you Dear Lord for providing a sunny day. the days nov2-4 were rainy days in the metropolis. nov5 was exceptionally a day to reckon with.it is a day of revelation. it was an answered PRAYER.we felt your loving presence from start to finish.

YOU are and will always there for the Youth of R I D3800. thank you Lord for bringing the interactors to Interact Discon 2011.

please continue to strengthen the rotarians when we weaken please continue to inspire the rotarians more as we reach out to the needy

please continue dear Lord to be our source of inner peace and love as we tell the world how much you Love your people un-conditionally ...

God is good. All the Time.God is love. Forever.

district 3800 officially observed world interact week with november 5 as our interact discon.

lubos na gumagalang ...

manny tamayo

District 3800 INTERACT DISCONPP Manny Tamayo - District Interact Chair

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Fellow Rotarians

Now’s the time to learn about what the Foundation doesNovember is Rotary Foundation Month, and I hope you’ll focus on the Foundation with your club speakers and programs. How can our newer Rotarians understand the Foundation if we do not tell them what it is and what it does?We are often not good communicators in Rotary, which is strange as we are business and com-munity leaders. Maybe it is information overload or too much sport on television, but Rotary information is not a high priority for many Rotarians. For example, how would you answer these questions: Is there an Ambassadorial Scholar in our district? What is this Future Vision Plan, and what does it mean for our club? What do we need to know about polio eradication, other than that it makes us feel good? What is the difference between Group Study Exchange and vocational training teams? I hear the words Every Rotarian, Every Year. What is that about? How can The Rotary Foundation support our club’s desire to help people outside our community? What are Rotarians doing on issues such as HIV/AIDS and water and sanitation? Nobody in my club reads the Foundation annual report. Where does the money go? What is our relationship with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation?The list of questions could go on, but the real question is, “What is our club doing to learn more about our Rotary Foundation?” If the answer is “not enough,” now might be a very good time to start. William B. Boyd

November 2011 TRF Chair’s Message

The Rotary Foundation Board of Trustees is responsible for managing the business of the Foundation. Its members include the chair, chair-elect, vice chair, and the Rotary general secre-tary. Trustees are appointed to four-year terms by the RI presi-dent, with approval from the RI Board of Directors.

Trustee chairWilliam B. Boyd Howick, Auckland, New Zealand (2008-12) Bill Boyd retired in 1995 as gen-eral manager of Gordon and Gotch Magazines Ltd., New Zealand’s largest magazine distributor. He is a trustee of New Zealand’s Trees for Survival Trust and the June Gray Trust and has represented Rotary at the National Kidney Foundation and the Intellectually Handicapped Society. He has been an elder and youth leader of the Presbyte-rian Church and a warranted Scout leader. He has refereed rugby union football for more than 30 years. Bill was appointed as a Companion of the Queen’s Service Order for Community Ser-vice in the 2007 New Zealand New Year Honours List.A Rotarian since 1971, Bill has served Rotary International as district governor, training leader, International Assembly moder-ator, committee member and chair, assistant deputy coordinator of PolioPlus Partners, task force assistant general coordinator,

regional Rotary Foundation coordinator, director, treasurer, and president. He is a recipient of The Rotary Foundation’s Distin-guished Service Award.Bill has also chaired the Rotary Down Under Management Committee and received a Meritorious Service Award from the Rotary Down Under regional magazine.

Chair-electWilfrid J. Wilkinson Rotary Club of Trenton, Ontario, Canada (2009-13) Wilfrid J. Wilkinson was a found-ing partner of Wilkinson & Com-pany, a public accounting firm. After retiring, Wilf served as the part-time executive director of the Quinte Ballet School of Canada. He has also been chair of the Bel-leville Cheshire Home for Physi-cally Handicapped Adults and the Loyalist College Board.A Rotarian since 1962, Wilf has served as RI president, vice president, director, and Foundation trustee. He has also been an International Assembly group discussion leader and 2005 Chicago Convention Committee chair, and is a member of the International PolioPlus Committee. He has participated in Na-tional Immunization Days in India, Kenya, and Tanzania, and administered polio vaccine to children of Afghan refugees in Pakistan.

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Wilf was honored in 2001 by Pope John Paul II with the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice medal. In 2007, the governor general of Canada appointed him a Member to the Order of Canada, the country’s highest civilian honor. During his year as RI presi-dent, he was honored by Italy, Madagascar, and Pakistan. He is also the recipient of The Rotary Foundation Citation for Meri-torious Service and Distinguished Service Award, the Interna-tional Service Award for a Polio-Free World, and the RI Service Above Self Award.

Vice chairSamuel A. Okudzeto Rotary Club of Accra, Ghana (2008-12)Sam Okudzeto is a senior advocate of Ghana and the proprietor of the law office Sena Chambers. He has served as president, treasurer, and assistant and acting secretary of the Ghana Bar Association. Since becoming a Rotarian in 1967, Sam has served RI as district governor, International Assembly discussion leader, area coordinator, re-gional conference session leader, committee member and chair, and director. He is a member of the International PolioPlus Committee and the Polio Eradication Advocacy Task Force, and a past member of the Africa PolioPlus Committee.

TrusteeDoh Bae Rotary Club of Seoul Hanyang, Korea (2008-12) Doh Bae joined the Rotary Club of Daegu in 1968 and the Rotary Club of Hanyang in 1990. He has served RI as district governor, committee chair, and task force member. He is a Rotary Founda-tion Major Donor, Benefactor, and Bequest Society member, and has received the Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service.

TrusteeStephen R. Brown Rotary Club of La Jolla Golden Triangle, California, USA (2010-14) .A charter member of the Rotary Club of La Jolla Golden Triangle, he has served RI as a committee and task force chair, Future Vision Committee member, and Perma-nent Fund national adviser. He has worked on projects to establish a school in Afghanistan, a water sys-tem in Kenya, and a sewing center for Somali refugees in San Diego.He is a recipient of The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Award and the RI Service Above Self Award. Steve and his wife, Susan, are members of the Arch C. Klumph Society.

TrusteeJohn F. Germ Rotary Club of Chattanooga, Ten-nessee, USA (2008-12)John is chair of Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge Committee. A Rotarian since 1976, he has also served Rotary International as vice president, director, commit-tee member and chair, task force zone and area coordinator, Council on Legislation delegate and chair, International Assembly train-ing leader and group discussion leader, and district governor . He was aide to 2007-08 RI President Wilfrid J. Wilkinson and served as 2010-11 trustee vice chair.

TrusteeAntonio Hallage Rotary Club of Curitiba-Leste, Paraná, Brazil (2011-15)A Rotarian since 1979, Antonio serves as an adviser to the Rotary regional magazine Brasil Rotário. He also has served Rotary as direc-tor, committee member and vice chair, Rotary Foundation alumni coordinator, regional Rotary Foun-dation coordinator, president’s representative, and training leader. He has received The Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service and the City of Cu-ritiba’s award for outstanding service to the community. Antonio and his wife, Rose, live in Curitiba.

TrusteeLynn A. Hammond Rotary Club of Loveland, Colo-rado, USA (2009-13)A Rotarian since 1960, he has served RI as director, chair of the Board Executive Committee and RI Operations Review Committee, president’s representative, Interna-tional Assembly group discussion leader, RI training leader, and Per-manent Fund national adviser. He and his wife, Norma, are Benefactors of The Rotary Foundation and Major Donors.

TrusteeJackson San-Lien Hsieh Rotary Club of Taipei Sunrise, Tai-wan (2011-15)Jackson has served Rotary as direc-tor, vice chair of the Rotary Peace Centers Major Gifts Initiative and Asian Presidential Conference (Taipei) Committee, committee and task force member, regional Rotary Foundation coordinator,

and training leader. He also has been editor of The Rotarian Monthly regional magazine. He is a Rotary Foundation Major Donor and Arch C. Klumph Society member.

TrusteeJohn Kenny Rotary Club of Grangemouth, Scotland (2011-15)John Kenny is a past dean of his lo-cal law faculty, a judge, and a no-tary. A Rotarian since 1970, John is past president of Rotary Interna-tional and past president and vice president of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland. He also has served Rotary as director, Rotary Foundation trustee, committee chair and vice chair, and president’s representative. He has been a Council on Legislation representative, member at large, and parliamentarian. A Rotary Foundation Major Donor and Bequest Society member, John has received the Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Award. He and his wife, June, live in Lin-lithgow.

TrusteeDong Kurn Lee Rotary Club of Seoul Hangang, Seoul, Korea (2010-14)Dong Kurn Lee is chair of Bubang Co. Ltd. and Bubang Techron Co. Ltd., manufacturing companies in Seoul. He is a trustee of the Busan College of Information Technology and a past trustee of Seoul Bank. In 2005, he was appointed interna-tional goodwill ambassador by the president of Korea.A Rotarian since 1971, D.K. has served RI as president, direc-tor, treasurer, Foundation trustee, committee member and chair, PolioPlus national advocacy adviser, regional Rotary Founda-tion coordinator, zone and regional coordinator for membership development, and International Assembly training leader. He is chair of the Polio Eradication Private Sector Initiative in Korea and a recipient of the Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Ser-vice.

TrusteeAshok M. Mahajan Rotary Club of Mulund, Maha-rashtra, India (2009-13)Ashok joined the Rotary Club of Mulund in 1973. He has served RI as a director and task force and committee member, and at the 2001-02 India Presidential PolioPlus Summit. He is a mem-ber of the International PolioPlus Committee. He has received the RI Service Above Self Award as well as the Foundation’s Cita-

tion for Meritorious Service, Distinguished Service Award, and Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World. He is a Major Donor, Benefactor, and Paul Harris Society member.

TrusteeAnne L. Matthews Rotary Club of Columbia East, South Carolina, USA (2010-14)Anne has served RI as a Future Vi-sion Committee member, regional Rotary Foundation coordinator, president’s representative, Inter-national Assembly training leader, and chair of the 2011 Rotary Re-union. She is an RI Board direc-tor-elect, and a Rotary Foundation Major Donor, Benefactor, and Bequest Society charter mem-ber. Anne has received the Foundation’s Distinguished Service Award and the RI Service Above Self Award, and was honored as her district’s Rotarian of the Year in 2006.

TrusteeKazuhiko Ozawa Rotary Club of Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan (2010-14)A Rotarian since 1978, Kaz has served RI as a director and as a member of the RI Board Execu-tive Committee, 2010 Montréal Convention Committee, and Permanent Fund Committee for Japan. He also has been a Polio-Plus national advocacy adviser, RI membership zone coordinator, and president’s representa-tive. Kaz is a Rotary Foundation Major Donor, Bequest Society member, and Benefactor.

TrusteeIan H.S. Riseley Rotary Club of Sandringham, Vic-toria, Australia (2011-15)Ian has served Rotary as direc-tor, treasurer, Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge zone coordina-tor, and task force and committee member. As a member of the Aus-tralian Polio Eradication Private Sector Campaign, he received the Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World in 2003-04. He is a Rotary Foundation Major Donor and Bequest Society member. He and his wife, Juliet, live in Moorooduc with their children, Andrew and Jill.

General SecretaryJohn Hewko

Evanston, Illinois, USAJohn Hewko is the general secretary and chief executive officer

of Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation.

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DISTRICT 3800 The Rotary Foundation BanquetCP Marilou Co / RC San Juan del Monte

The generous Contributors and Friends of The Rotary Foun-dation of RI District 3800 showed up in full force at The Ro-tary Foundation Banquet held at the Grand Ballroom of the Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria last Nov. 8th. Bedecked in their very elegant formal black suits and long gowns, Rotarians and their spouses enthusiastically showered their support and appreciation for The Rotary Foundation. When the host club, RC San Juan del Monte started planning for this major district event, their initial estimate was 200 to 230 attendees. As the appointed date drew nearer, the esti-mate was revised upward to 250 to 300 and then again to 300 to 350. However the actual number of attendees far exceeded the initial estimate – a total of almost 400 joined DG Raffy and DGL Minda at The Rotary Foundation Banquet. Dinner was promptly served at six as per schedule. However, the start of the program was somewhat delayed because the Guest of Honor was held up by heavy traffic coming from Makati. It begun in earnest as soon as he got settled down.

The emcee, SDG Marilou Co, saw to it that the program run smoothly and without any undue delay because of the large number of honorees and guests. The Majestic and Global Teams made their presence felt. Incumbent Governors and Past District Governors from other Districts led by PRID Paeng Hechanova and PRID lady Mely graced the occasion. All the Past District Governors, DGE, DGN and almost all the PDGLs of our District were present to show their suupport. What lent more interest in the affair was the fact that DG Raf-fy was able to invite PRIP / TRF Chair - elect Wilfrid J. Wilkin-son from Canada, as the guest of honor. His address which stressed the importance of TRF and the need for continuing support for it, was enthusiastically applauded. Certificates and awards for both the Rotary Clubs and the in-dividual donors last Rotary Year were not received on time. Global DG Virgilio Farcon Jr. awarded them after the speech of the guest of honor. Assisted by PDG Efren de Guzman and PDG Marcos Hermoso, the following were acknowledged and awarded by IPDG Jun: EREY clubs, 100% Sustaining Mem-ber Clubs, top 3 Per Capita Clubs, New Paul Harris Fellow and Major Donor. This was followed by the recognition of the Raffy Garcia Chal-lenge Honorees by DG Rafael Garcia III with PDG Ferdinand Fuentes and PDG Fabio Enriquez.. The highlight and most important part of the of the evening was the acknowledgement of the TRF Honorees for RY 2011-2012. They are the New PHFs, New Multiple PHFs, New Bene-

factors, New PH Society Members , Major Donors and Arch Klumph Society Member. District Chair for Annual Gift Giving, SDG Manny Reyes and Rotary Foundation Banquet Chair, SDG Marilou Co, took turns in calling up to the stage each Honoree. The pinning and the awarding was done by PRIP Wilfrid Wilkinson himself with the assistance of DG Raffy Garcia. SDG Manny Reyes, the hardworking AGG Chair, reported an unprecedented US$365,000 contribu-tion to TRF with the next US$ 135,000 com-ing up in the next few months. The following contribu-tors were honored that night. Below is the list-ing of the Major Donors NEW MAJOR DONORS, LEVEL 1PDG Ferdinand Fuentes and CP Praxedes Y. Tan. CONTINUING MAJOR DONORS, LEVEL1PDG Eduardo N. Chua Co Kiong, PDG Santos C. Chua, PDG Efren O. de Guzman, PDG Fabio J. Enriquez, PDG Mar-cos C. Hermoso, PDG

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Edison U. Ang, PDG Jaime O. Dee, PP Benito de Leon, PP Jo-sephine P. Retirado, CP Emelito M. Felix, PP Jose O. Castro, PP Nicolas Barraza, PP Nelson M. Aspe. NEW MAJOR DONORS, LEVEL 2DGN Luizo C. Ticman, CP Manuel R. Reyes and Florizel Q. de Pano. D. CONTINUING MAJOR DONORS, LEVEL2PDG Rufino Y. Luna, PDG Benigno N. Ricafort, PDG Marcelina A. Aure-lio, PDG Jose F. Peralta, PDG Antonio G. Puyat and PP Alberto L. Yu.

E. NEW MAJOR DONORS, LEVEL3PDG Antonio B. Co, CP Marilou O. Co and PP Delfin B. Samson

F. ARCH KLUMPH SOCIETY MEMBER, TRUSTEES CIRCLE DG Rafael M. Garcia III The most significant moment of the night was the conferment by PRIP Wilfrid of the high-est award ever given to anyone in our district – The Arch Klumph So-ciety Member ,Trustees Circle, to DG Rafael M. Garcia III. This award is given by TRF to one who has contributed at least US$250,000.

To all our Fellow Rotarians:

Please accept my sincerest THANK YOU for making the TRF Banquet a great success - from the Annual Gift Giving Committee.

It was a great event marked with the fullest cooperation of everyone - from generous donors such as the new Paul Harris Fellows, Multiple Paul Harris Fellows, Benefactors, Paul Harris Society Members, Major Donors and especially to our AKS Member - DG Raffy and family. I also want to make special mention of regular Rotarians who are simply Sustaining Members who attended the event to witness their Club Presidents and/or their clubs to be recognized/honored for their generous gifts to the Foundation. Result? - a well attended and successful banquet.

I also want to thank the host club - R.C. San Juan Del Monte - for their careful/meticulous and endless planning to ensure a great night for everyone headed by SDG/CP Marilou Co and her committee members who, in their beautiful gowns and gentlemanly attire, manned the tables to welcome you all.

Thank you for bearing with us despite the little flaws as there were endless 11th hour pahabols - even at the main event itself - you can see them coming to the stage and whispering more names and contributions. It was a great pity though that we could no longer include them in the program or registration documents as it was simply impossible to do. Nevertheless however, I did my best to make sure that they were called on stage to be honored and acknowledged for their gifts.

I shall now remit all the contributions I have received for your gifts to be properly recorded and for your phf regalia to be shipped soonest. To those who made pledges, I shall appreciate very much receiving your pledges/commitments at the earliest possible time so they can be posted before 2012 ends.

Meanwhile, we now head for the next phase of our task: to make your Clubs EREY Clubs - a requirement to receive a Presiden-tial Citation from R.I. Documentation of an EREY Club is not that easy. I have just discovered several errors in the case of the 8 clubs that were denied EREY status last RY so let us be careful this RY. If you have any inquiries, let me know now BEFORE YOU MAKE ANY PAYMENTS TO TRF. If you ask me questions or request for help AFTER your gift has been received by the Foundation, there is a very, very small chance that I can be of assistance. Once a gift has been received and recorded, it simply cannot be juggled around. So be careful, think and ask First before you make any contributions, lest you regret it. Better still, bring your payments to TRF to my office and I shall make the task easier for you all.

Remember that I am always at your service. It was a great privilege to honor you all for your valued gifts to the Foundation.\

Thank you once again.

AGG Chair Manny Reyes

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TRF BANQUET HONOREES BY ZONE As of November 15, 2011

NEW PAUL HARRIS FELLOWSZONE 1:

1. R.C. Northbay Easta. Gilbert Liang Y. Shui b. Luis Udquin

2. R.C. Northbaya. Rosita S. Estrella

3. R.C. Malabon East a. Rogelio L. SantiagoZONE 2:

1. R.C. Caloocan Silangana. Salome B. Aguinaldo b. Ma. Lilybeth R. Tanchoco

2. R.C. Caloocana. Jimmy Y. Que b. Jerry Ty Ang

3. R.C. Sampaguita Grace Parka. Ma. Theresa A. Fajardo

4. R.C. Metro Novaliches Caloocana. Dave Allen Majarocon

ZONE 3: 1. R.C. Valenzuela West a. Philip Sabino 2. R.C. Valenzuela South a. Ricardo L. Bartolome ZONE 4:

1. R.C. Marikina Centrala. Tomas Ranger R. Santos b. Tomas Rommel D.R. Santos

2. R.C. Rodrigueza. Benjamin Salarzon, Jr. b. Luisito SJ Bautista c. Carlos J. Tuano d. Bien Gonzales Ortiz

3. R.C. San Mateoa. Arthleen M. Fetalvero

4. R.C. Marikina North a. Geronimo S. Mangubat III 5. R.C. Marikina East a. Elena C. Bonifacio ZONE 5:

1. R.C. Teresa

a. James T. Pahati b. Reynaldo V. Cabrera

2. R.C. Cardonaa. Melgazar C. Apostadero

3. R.C. Binangonana. Filipinas E. Agustin b. Alexander H. Ang c. Irene Ang

4. R.C. Tres Escalon Taytaya. Jose Gardoce

5. R.C. Metro East Taytaya. Jimmy. M. Rosillo b. Enrique B. Santos c. Antonio V. Zapanta

6. R.C. Pililia Centrala. Jose Alex Lim Wolcott

7. R.C. Tanay a. Wilfredo L. Pagalunan ZONE 6:

1. R.C. Pasig Southa. Gilbert Magbutay

2. R.C. Mutya ng Pasiga. Rolando L. Magat b. Ester P. Yamson

3. R.C. Ortigas Centera. Roman Nicholo SE Molina

4. R.C. Pasig Northa. Joaquin S. Ang

5. R.C. Pasig a. Ben Baniel b. Salustiano Aguil c. Miguel Luis Orosa d. Emmanuel Benitez 6. R.C. Metro Pasig a. Rebecca L. Santos 7. R.C. Pasig West a. Viccres M. Legaspi ZONE 7:

1. R.C. San Juan Magilasa. Abelardo C. Cartujano

2. R.C. Greenhillsa. Juan M. Enriquez b. Melissa B. Ngo

c. Isidro Casals Jr. d. Augusto Jose R. Reyes

3. R.C. San Juan Del Montea. Valerie G. Siy b. Joy L. Chua

4. R.C. San Juan Westa. Rita Feliciano

5. R.C. Cosmopolitan San Juana. Ma. Teresa Buensuceso b. Adrian Anggapan c. Vincent Tolentino d. Dorian Ogan e. Reynaldo Ogan f. Ryan Ogan g. Felomidez Sumalde h. Romeo Sumalde i. Christopher Torzar j. Yveth Camarao k. Ma. Theresa Combatir l. Pacita Yu m. Nestor Sylvania

6. R.C. San Juan Gems a. Ma. Cristina M. Callejo b. Marietta Joy Valle Kuffel c. Rowena Herrero ZONE 8:

1. R.C. Mandaluyonga. Eduardo Aguirre b. Jesus Torres c. Clinton Laudencia

2. R.C. Mandaluyong Northa. Ruth E. Isla b. Virgilio D. Arellano

3. R.C. Wack Wacka. Arvin S. Yumul b. Ferdinand D. Tolentino c. Neslie Carol C. Tan d. Marie Stephanie C. Tan e. Ermelito C. Moral f. Abdulrahman M. Hamed g. Emma B. Guerrero

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h. Elmer S. Ringor i. Felicita E. Abuso j. Manuel P. Villanueva k. Remedios S. Santos l. Bernardino G. Macalintal m. Genaro S. Guevara n. Ruben Fuerte o. Rose Cecilia G. Dionisio

4. R.C. Mandaluyong Westa. Hermenegildo G. Carino

5. R.C. Mandaluyong Central a. Robert M. Domingo ZONE 9:

1. R.C. Antipolo Centroa. Antonio M. Cote b. Elmer P. Baltazar c. Randy S. Mandap

2. R.C. Caintaa. Lourdes Grace M. Esteves b. Gilbert Igteben

3. R.C. Cainta Brookside Hillsa. Ricardo Jose V. Rufino

4. R.C. Rizal Mideasta. Marcelino M. Bernardo b. Gloria Viola

5. R.C. Metro Antipoloa. Virgilio I. Rigodon

6. R.C. Antipolo Citya. Pablo Manalo b. Manuel Oliveros c. Rodolfo Claveria

7. R.C. East Rizala. Nemesio R. Miranda b. Catalina Aranas Nolasco

8. R.C. Uptown Caintaa. Ma. Vida Aileen T. Dela Vega b. Alma Teruel c. Juvena Rafio d. Sylvia B. Campbell e. Aurora T. Dela Vega f. Eunice Fermindoza g. Maria Paz Sta. Maria

9. R.C. Suburban East Rizal a. Virgilio S.S. Dedeles b. Generoso C. Gonzaga c. Clemente Roberto d. Ruby Roxas Reyes 10. R.C. Metro Cainta a. Emelita D.I. Marbella

PHF + 1ZONE 1: 1. R.C. Malabon Highlands a. Ron Jeremy Quan ZONE 3:

1. R.C. Metro Valenzuelaa. Oliver A. Choa

ZONE 4:1. R.C. Marikina Hilltop

a. Eduardo P. Lim 2. R.C. Marikina Central

b. Manuel C. Carlos c. Tomas Roderick DR Santos

ZONE 5:1. R.C. Tres Escalon Taytay

a. Wilfredo C. Cabalce 2. R.C. Morong

a. Edgardo Medrano

3. R.C. Teresa a. Nerio Harion ZONE 6:

1. R.C. Pasiga. Aurelio L. Gomez b. Conrado L. Cuesta c. Manfred M. Guangko d. Edison D. Go e. Nerio P. Laino f. Albert G. Blancaflor g. Edmundo C. Sambeli h. Renato R. Ermita i. Antonio A. Henson j. Rafael A. Garcia IV k. Nick C. Guzman l. Benjamin P. De Guzman

2. R.C. Mutya ng Pasig

a. Rolando L. Magat 3. R.C. Pasig South

a. Gilbert Magbutay ZONE 7:

1. R.C. San Juana. Arlan N. Sallan b. Hedy Y. Huang

2. R.C. San Juan Gemsa. Dolores F. Cheng

3. R.C. Cosmopolitan San Juan a. Jose Ngo ZONE 8:

1. R.C. Mandaluyonga. Han-Sui Cheng b. Mark N. Luna c. Ernesto A. Lim

2. R.C. Wack Wacka. Malik D. Dimakuta b. Emiliano C. Padre Jr.

ZONE 9:1. R.C. Rizal Centro

a. Sublime O. Carvajal 2. R.C. Suburban East Rizal a. Teresita Tantoy Requiso

PHF + 2ZONE 3: 1. R.C. Metro Valenzuela a. Joel L. Ong 2. R.C. Valenzuela a. Jerry Lim ZONE 5:

1. R.C. Taytaya. Wilfredo J. Hilaus b. Filemon M. Santos

2. R.C. Tres Escalon Taytaya. Judito B. Callao b. Joe Arlin C. Divinagracia

3. R.C. Binangonana. Efren C. Bautista

4. R.C. Teresa a. Rolando Reventar ZONE 6:

1. R.C. Pasig

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a. Victor Y. Lim b. Francisco J. Colayco c. Edison D. Go

2. R.C. Pasig Northa. Deogracias Q. Alcala

HONOREE: Mary Grace AlcalaZONE 7:

1. R.C. San Juan Gemsa. Dolores F. Cheng b. Ma. Cristina Lim c. Jane S. Caro

2. R.C. San Juan Magilasa. Sunday P. Pineda

3. R.C. Cosmopolitan San Juana. Raymond Joshua Yu Tan

4. R.C. San Juana. Bernard H. Morillo

ZONE 8:1. R.C. Mandaluyong

a. Herman L. King ZONE 9:

1. R.C. Cainta Brookside Hillsa. Roque Rouel P. Bello

HOROREE: Ophelia R. Bello

PHF + 3ZONE 2:

1. R.C. Caloocana. Ze Jin C. Chen

ZONE 3:1. R.C. Valenzuela West

a. Ricardo R. Yu 2. R.C. Metro Valenzuela

a. Eddie B. Lim HONOREE: Mark Lejan P. Lim

ZONE 4:1. R.C. Marikina

a. Dindo Ferdinand C. Santos

ZONE 6: 1. R.C. Pasig a. Sofronio Ona

ZONE 7:1. R.C. San Juan

a. Rodolfo M. Ordanes

b. Gina T. Sanchez 2. R.C. San Juan Del Monte

a. Liza T. So ZONE 8:

1. R.C. Wack Wacka. Antonia Roxas b. Renato C. Pineda

PHF + 4ZONE 2:

1. R.C. Kalookan Northa. Roberto B. Zamora

HONOREE: Risa Emerald N. ZamoraNOTE: The latest to our 100% PHF family in D3800

2. R.C. Sampaguita Grace Parka. Lourdes G. Sotto

ZONE 3:1. R.C. Metro Valenzuela

a. Johnson A. Sanhi, Jr. ZONE 6:

1. R.C. Pasiga. Marcelo C. Zafra

HONOREE: Kristian Howard T. Zafra

ZONE 7:1. R.C. San Juan

a. Gina T. Sanchez 2. R.C. San Juan Del Monte

a. Victor T. Esparaz 3. R.C. San Juan North

a. Pablito B. Bermundo 4. R.C. San Juan West

a. Ricardo A. Santos ZONE 8:

1. R.C. Wack Wacka. Renato C. Pineda

HONOREE: Rey Pineda

2. R.C. Greater Mandaluyonga. Milagros T. Puyat

PHF + 5ZONE 1:

1. R.C. Malabon Highlandsa. William Chua

ZONE 2:1. R.C. Caloocan

a. Thomas C. Cua 2. R.C. Sampaguita Grace Park

a. Lourdes G. Sotto ZONE 6:

1. R.C. Ortigas Centera. Luz N. Cotoco

HONOREE: Lit Jose C. Onrubia

ZONE 7:1. R.C. San Juan

a. Rhodora G. Giorla b. Jaime M. Ortigas

HONOREE: Enrique Gomez2. R.C. San Juan Del Monte

a. Pilar T. Lee 3. R.C. San Juan

a. Benedicto L. Pe ZONE 8:

1. R.C. Mandaluyonga. Oscar C. Hipolito b. Arsenio S. Uy

ZONE 9:1. R.C. Cainta

a. Emelita G. Aguirre HONOREE: Dolores B. Villamarin

PHF + 61. R.C. Lakeshore

a. PDG Rodoflo S. San Felipe 2. R.C. Mandaluyong

a. Oscar C. Hipolito 3. R.C. Marikina North a. Bienvenido J. Medel

PHF + 71. R.C. Mandaluyong

a. Oscar C. Hipolito 2. R.C. Northbay East a. Romeo L. Chua

PHF + 81. DGE Lirio P. Sandoval

R.C. Marikina South, Zone 4

NEW BENEFACTORS1. Dulo Chua

R.C. Northbay East, Zone 1 2. Josephine P. Retirado

R.C. Metro East Taytay, Zone 5 3. Oscar C. Hipolito

R.C. Mandaluyong, Zone 8 4. Dist. Governor Rafael M. Garcia III

R.C. Pasig, Zone 6

NEW PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY MEMBERS

1. PDG Eduardo N. Chua CK – RC Malabon2. DGE Lirio P. Sandoval – R.C. Marikina South3. Luz N. Cotoco – R.C. Ortigas Center4. PDG Rufino Y. Luna – R.C. San Juan North5. Gina T. Sanchez – R.C. San Juan6. Rhodora G. Giorla – R.C. San Juan7. Dolores F. Cheng – R.C. San Juan Gems8. Ma. Cristina Lim – R.C. San Juan Gems9. Pablito B. Bermundo – R.C. San Juan North10. DGN Luizo Ticman –RC Suburban East Rizal,11. Marilou O. Co – R.C. San Juan Del Monte12. Antonio B. Co – R.C. San Juan North13. Jane S. Caro - R.C. San Juan GEMS

14. Sunday Pineda – R.C. San Juan Magilas

NEW MAJOR DONOR, LEVEL 1

1. PDG Ferdinand V. Fuentes R.C. Pasig South, Zone 6 HONOREES:a. Faye Marie Fuentesb. Marc Frederic Fuentesc. Consolacion Fuentesd. Francine Michelle Fuentes Viraye. Michael Francis Viray

2. Praxedes Y. Tan R.C. Cosmopolitan San Juan, Zone 7

CONTINUING MAJOR DONOR LEVEL 1

ZONE 1:1. PDG Edison U. Ang

R.C. Navotas HONOREE: Arsenio Q. Constantino, Jr.

2. PDG Eduardo N. Chua Co Kiong R.C. Malabon

HONOREES:a. Chuan Go Yokb. Mercedes Ruby B. Tayag

3. PDG Jaime O. Dee R.C. Malabon

ZONE 2:1. Benito de Leon

R.C. CaloocanZONE 3:

1. PDG Santos C. Chua R.C. Valenzuela

ZONE 4:1. PDG Efren O. De Guzman

R.C. Marikina 2. Celso C. Montalla R.C. Marikina HilltopZONE 5:

1. Josephine P. Retirado R.C. Metro East Taytay

2. Emelito M. Felix R.C. Tres Escalon Taytay

ZONE 6:1. PDG Fabio J. Enriquez

R.C. Pasig NorthZONE 7:

1. PDG Marcos C. Hermoso R.C. San Juan North

2. Jose O. Castro R.C. San Juan

3. Nicolas Barraza R.C. Greenhills

ZONE 8:1. Nelson M. Aspe

R.C. Wack Wack

NEW MAJOR DONORS LEVEL 21. Florizel Q. De Pano

R.C. Pasig, Zone 62. Manuel R. Reyes

R.C. Rizal Centro, Zone 93. DGN Luizo C. Ticman

R.C. Suburban East Rizal,

CONTINUING MAJOR DONOR LEVEL 2

1. PDG Benigno N. Ricafort R.C. Pasig South, Zone 6

2. PDG Jose F. Peralta R.C. San Juan, Zone 7

3. PDG Rufino Y. Luna R.C. San Juan North

4. PDG Antonio G. Puyat R.C. Mandaluyong, Zone 8

5. PDG Marcelina A. Aurelio R.C. Sampaguita Grace Park

6. Alberto L. Yu R.C. Mandaluyong Uptown,

NEW MAJOR DONOR LEVEL 31. Delfin B. Samson – R.C. Pasig, 2. Antonio B. Co – R.C. San Juan 3. North,

3. Marilou O. Co – R.C. San Juan Del Monte, Zone 7 TRUSTEES CIRCLE Member, Arch Klumph Society 1st PHF Family in D3800 DG Rafael M. Garcia III R.C. Pasig, Zone 6

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Your Majesties:

The following is the latest RRFC Zone 7A November 2011 Newsletter. Remember, November is Rotary Foundation Month. Our own Annual Giving Dinner is on November 8, 2011 with PRIP Wilfrid "Wilf" Wilkinson as our Guest of Honor. Read Page 2 of the Newsletter and rejoice at our achievement! Not only are we leading Zone 7A, we clobbered them with total annual giving of $298,306. In actuality, we have exceeded $350,000 to-date thanks to your generosity.

Let us go, Your Majesties!

NOTHING WILL KEEP US FROM OUR DESTINY!WE WILL MAKE ROTARY HISTORY!

YOUR HUMBLE SERVANT LEADER

DG RAFFY GARCIA II

Subject: RRFC Zone 7A November 2011 Newsletter

Dear Rotary leaders, I am sending the attached RRFC November 2011 newsletter for Zone 7A. The article summarizes the Zone 7A perfor-mance as of November 5, 2011 and hopefully it will serve as a guide. The figures shown reflect the actual figures in the Rotary website. These may differ from your actual figures because of the time lag between the actual deposit to the posting of collections in Evanston. (Bank deposits and ORs pass through Phil. Consulting, to Australia, then to Evanston). The newsletter also features " A Look at the Future Vision Pilot's First Year". I would like to thank all of you especially District 3800 and DG Raffy Garcia, the latest member of the Arch Klumph Society, for the very much improved annual giving figures(as compared to September 30). Should you have questions, please do not hesitate to let me know. Best regards. Bobby Viray

ANNUAL OTHER PERMANENT DISTRICT GIVING GIVING FUND TOTAL 1 3400 41,998 19,400 600 61,9982 3770 21,322 1,893 0 23,2153 3780 54,764 3,000 0 57,7644 3790 44,632 13,865 100 58,5975 3800 279,885 15,421 3,000 298,3066 3810 95,660 2,496 100 98,2567 3820 22,857 3,279 0 26,1368 3830 48,070 26,590 0 74,6609 3850 2,500 15,240 0 17,74010 3860 23,070 6,846 10 29,92611 3870 8,531 8,742 0 17,273

TOTAL 643,289 116,772 3,810 763,871

TRF CONTRIBUTIONS for RY 2011 - 12 (YTD as of November 5, 2011)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

To All Global Presidents:

Please pass on this good news to your Rotary Clubs - a special offer to be a new PHF this coming month, December.

The special promo offer is only for sustaining members who are not yet PHFs. It is being targetted to Sustaining Members - those who have already contibuted some amount to TRF. For example: member A already has a contribution of USD of USD 700.00 and only needs $300 to be a PHF. This member only needs to give 50% of his balance which is USD 150.00 and we will give him 150 points to be a new PHF. Or a member has USD 300.00 to his credit and needs to give another USD 700 to be a PHF. All that needs to be done here is for this member to give USD 350.00 and not $700 to be a new PHF. We would then give him 350 points to fill up the difference.

SPREAD THE WORD! Only for Sustaining Members who wish to be new PHFs for the month of December only. This special offer will definitely increase the number of PHFs in your club and who knows- your club might qualify as a 100% PHF club just because of this.

To all Immediate and Currrent Assistant Governors; Deputy District Governors and Senior Assistant Governors - please help your clubs.

YIR,

Manny Reyes

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DG Raffy, GSE Chair/PP Ric Santos and Panelists composed of PDGs Lina Aurelio, James Dee, Santi Chua (not in picture), Efren de Guzman, Rudy San Felipe and Pepe Peralta, former Team Leaders SDG Manny Reyes, SDG Jun Angeles, SDG Dan Santos, CP Jun Bernad and DS Jun Zafra are shown with the chosen GSE Outbound Team Members during the rigorous panel interview. Also in the picture is DDS Augie Soliman who assisted in said selection process.

Team Leader : PP Rodolfo “Rudy” Retirado

Rotary Club of Metro East Taytay

Classification: Property Leasing

Age: 57 years

Members :

Mary Angeli L. Quianzon

Vocation : Corporate Financial Accounting Systems Analyst

Age : 26 years

Endorsing Club: RC Valenzuela West

Rocky R Dizon

Vocation : Doctor of Medicine, Diabetologist

Age : 32 years

Endorsing Club: RC Marikina Central

Caroline G. Peralejo

Vocation : Private School Administrator

Age : 29 years

Endorsing Club: RC Pasig

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DISTRICT 3800 GSE OUTBOUND TEAM

Marydell R. Alsola

Vocation : Entrepreneur, Photography Artist

Age : 27 years

Endorsing Club: RC Manpasan

Maria Anna Katrina M. Fernandez

Vocation : Kindergarten Teacher/ Child Psychologist

Age : 26 years

Endorsing Club : RC Cainta

Alternate :

Christine B. Sierte

Vocation : Public Elementary School Teacher

Age : 25 years

Endorsing Club: RC Sampaguita Grace Park

As previously announced by DG Raffy, the D3800 GSE Team leaving on April 18, 2012 for D9980, Southern Island, New Zealand for a five-week vocational and cultural tour will be composed of the following:

FINALS WINNERS

DISTRICT GOVERNOR'S CUPChampion: RC VALENZUELA WEST1st Runner-up: RC RIZAL MIDEAST

2nd Runner-up: RC VALENZUELA EAST A3rd Runner-up: RC MARIKINA SOUTH

DISTRICT SECRETARY'S CUPChampion: RC LAKESHORE RIZAL

1st Runner-up: RC SAN JUAN GEMS2nd Runner-up: RC METRO EAST TAYTAY

3rd Runner-up: RC NAVOTAS

Dear Majestic Team, Bowlers, and Friends:

I want to thank you for your participation; coming weekly and carrying out to finals yesterday the 2011 District 3800 Tenpin Bowling Tournament.

Congratulations to the winners and the Champions of each six classifications. RC Valenzuela West was awesome in the Finals and worthy of the recognition as the Governor's Cup champion. ( Please click on this link for the complete list of winners: http://bit.ly/v6AcKk )

I know how much effort went into every Sunday morning of bowling and I know that in our six weeks of exciting and fun games, it gave everyone the opportunity to meet new faces and renew old friendships in the District and that made this event more important to most of us. Some of you came with your kids and familiy members which brought a level of hap-piness to the host club too.

I am incredibly proud that we were able to contribute to the District with this hosting, and I hope you all are as well with your participation. Thank you! Yours in Rotary,

IPP Joel. Tenpin Bowling ChairHost Club: Rotary Club of Metro Pasig

DISTRICT 3800 Tenpin Bowling TournamentIPP Joel Guevarra/ RC Metro Pasig

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Congratulations to this year's Masters' Champions!

MARK FRANCISCO of RC LAKESHORE RIZAL and LIZA ZA-PANTA of RC METRO EAST TAYTAY won the Men’s and La-dies’ Master titles respectively. MANING VILLANUEVA of RC WACK WACK topped the Associate Master as the Dis-trict 3800 Tenpin Bowling Tournament got underway Sun-day at StarMall EDSA. [You may see the complete result at http://bit.ly/sM3nk1 ]

Their paths to victory were different. Clos-ing games of 234 and 226 p r o p e l l e d Mark Francisco into the lead, besting the top qualifiers of this year’s District 3800 Tenpin Tour-nament. Liza Zapanta’s strong opening games of 171 and 183 gave her enough cushions against the impressive fin-ish of the runner-ups. Associate Masters Champion Man-ing Villanueva turned in better scores from game one up to the next.

SENIOR DEPUTY GOVERNORS' CUPChampion: RC SAN JUAN WEST/DEL MONTE

1st Runner-up: RC MARIKINA HILLTOP2nd Runner-up: RC SUBURBAN EAST RIZAL

3rd Runner-up: RC MARIKINA CENTRAL

DEPUTY GOVERNORS' CUPChampion: RC VALENZUELA EAST B

1st Runner-up: RC MARIKINA A2nd Runner-up: RC WACK WACK3rd Runner-up: RC MARIKINA B

ASSISTANT GOVERNORS' CUPChampion: RC RIVERCITY MARIKINA1st Runner-up: RC SAN JUAN NORTH

2nd Runner-up: RC ANTIPOLO CENTRO3rd Runner-up: RC RIZAL CENTRO

PRESIDENTS' CUPChampion: RC METRO MARIKINA

1st Runner-up: RC MARIKINA NORTH2nd Runner-up: RC SAN JUAN

3rd Runner-up: RC MANDALUYONG EAST

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DS Marcelo “Jun” C. Zafra Jr.District Secretary’s Reminders

A. REMINDERS FOR CLUBS

1. Ensure timely submission of your duly accomplished Semi-Annual Report (SAR) and remittance of payments for the Second Semester Semi-Annual Dues - US $ 25.50 per member. Current Exchange Rate is Php 43 to US$ 1

2. Remit payment for the Second Semester Subscription to the Philippine Rotary Magazine (PRM) - Php 270.00 per member.

3. For Submission : 3.1 Monthly Club Attendance Report - due not later than 15 days from the last club meeting day for the month. (Please see the report form for the submission details ). 3.2 President’s Monthly Report (PMR) - to be submit-ted not later than the 15th of the following month. (In this case December15, 2011) 3.3 Submit two copies / issues of your weekly Club Bul-letin together with your PMR.

B. DISTRICT ACTIVITIES - 3rd Quarter 2011-12

JANUARY1. Mid-Year Review - January 21, 2012 - RC Metro Marikina2. District Golf Tournament 4th Leg - 3. PALAROTARY - January 29, 2012 - Rizal High School RC Pasig Sunrise

FEBRUARY1. President’s Breakfast Meeting - February 04, 2012 Valle Verde Country club - Zone 62. District Strategic Planning 2012 - February 04, 2012 Club Filipino - District 38003. District Team Training Seminar 2012 - February 11, 2012 Club Filipino - District 38004. Rotaract/Interact Convention - 5. District Chess Tournament - February 25, 2012 Marikina Rotary Youth Center - RC Marikina6. District Golf Tournament 5th Leg -

MARCH1. DISCON 2012 - March 23 - 24, 2012 - World Trade Center Host Club - RC Pasig2. PESETS 2012 - March 03 - 10, 2012 - UP Bahay ng Alumni Host Club - RC Marikina East

C. CONTACT INFORMATION

Rotary InternationalSouth Pacific & Philippine Office (SPPO), Mc Namara Cen-ter, Level 1, 100 George St., Paramatta, NSW, Australia 2150; Tel No (612) 9635-3537 / 9689-3169; www.rotary.org.au

SPPO Contact PersonsFrank Pezzimenti, Regional Head;frank.pezzimenti@ro-tary.org.Joy Walker, CDS Manager; joy.walker@rotary.orgDeslyn Maher, CDS Coordinator; deslyn.maher@rotary.org.Desiree Bonifacio,Finance Coordinator;desiree.bonifa-cio@rotary.org.Bruce Allen,TRF Manager;bruce.allen@rotary.org.

Rotary International, c/o Philippine Consulting Office; 2nd Deck Penthouse, Salamin Bldg., 197 Salcedo St. Legaspi Village, Makati City 1229 Tel No 867-3921 / 817-8858 / Fax No 810-0101

District OfficeA-Z Building 723 Sgt. Bumatay Street, Plainview, Manda-luyong City, Philippines Tel No 577-6065 / 09175922359 (Baby Alberto) / 09156285813 (Mags Basa) / 09175535878 (Liezl Capistrano)

TO : ALL ROTARY CLUBSSUBJECT : Reminders for the 3rd Quarter 2011-12

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# of members # of % ROTARY CLUB 10-01.11 10.31.11 meetings attendance

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3800 RY 2011-2012 ATTENDANCE REPORT

For the month of OCTOBER 2011

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# of members # of % ROTARY CLUB 10-01.11 10.31.11 meetings attendance ZONE 1 DAGAT DAGATAN 16 16 4 75.00 MALABON 35 36 4 86.25 MALABON EAST 27 27 3 71.55 MALABON HIGHLANDS - - - - NAVOTAS 26 27 3 90.00 NORTH BAY 12 12 4 50.00 NORTH BAY EAST 28 28 4 81.00 ZONE 2 CALOOCAN MONUMENTO 14 14 4 69.00 CALOOCAN SILANGAN 20 20 4 50.00 GRACE PARK 38 38 4 52.50 CALOOCAN 40 40 4 75.00 KALOOKAN CENTRAL 19 19 1 53.00 KALOOKAN NORTH 24 24 4 85.41 METRO NOVALICHES CALOOCAN 18 18 4 86.10 SAMPAGUITA GRACE PARK 21 23 2 100.00 1 ZONE 3METRO VALENZUELA - - - - VALENZUELA 37 37 3 85.30 VALENZUELA EAST 24 25 4 82.00 VALENZUELA SOUTH 11 16 5 86.21 VALENZUELA WEST 53 53 4 83.69 ZONE 4 MARIKINA 74 74 4 83.04 MARIKINA CENTRAL 23 27 4 100.00 1 MARIKINA EAST 34 34 5 71.40 MARIKINA HEIGHTS - - 4 - MARIKINA HILLTOP 32 32 3 74.00 MARIKINA NORTH 44 44 4 79.69 MARIKINA WEST 23 25 4 80.60 METRO MARIKINA 24 19 4 81.00 RIVER CITY MARIKINA 19 19 4 80.00 SAN MATEO 19 19 4 55.00 MARIKINA SOUTH 24 24 4 90.60 RODRIGUEZ - - - - SAN MATEO HIGHLANDS 16 20 5 72.00 LOYOLA XAVIER MARIKINA - - - - ZONE 5ANGONO - - 4 - BINANGONAN 32 32 4 86.72 CARDONA 18 18 5 78.00 LAKESHORE RIZAL 25 25 5 65.00 METRO EAST TAYTAY 16 20 4 68.29 MORONG 24 24 4 30.20 PILILLA CENTRAL 25 25 4 49.50 TANAY - - 4 - TAYTAY 22 22 4 75.00 TRES ESCALON TAYTAY 30 31 4 49.00 TERESA 22 22 3 80.00

ZONE 6 METRO PASIG 19 17 4 81.66 MUTYA NG PASIG 23 23 4 51.25 ORTIGAS CENTER 25 25 4 42.00 ORTIGAS EAST 12 12 5 50.00 PASIG 81 81 4 51.00 PASIG CENTRAL 12 10 4 75.00 PASIG EAST 19 19 4 68.00 PASIG NORTH 22 30 4 93.00 PASIG SOUTH 21 22 5 94.00 PASIG SUNRISE 34 35 4 54.00 PASIG WEST 12 12 4 81.25 VALLE VERDE 10 10 4 70.00 ZONE 7 COSMOPOLITAN SAN JUAN 32 32 4 34.37 DOWNTOWN SAN JUAN 19 19 4 67.50 GREENHILLS 32 32 4 52.44 SAN JUAN 26 26 4 89.07 SAN JUAN DEL MONTE 26 27 4 80.68 SAN JUAN EAST 16 16 4 53.12 SAN JUAN GEMS 59 70 2 82.43 SAN JUAN MAGILAS 27 27 3 28.40 SAN JUAN NORTH 35 35 4 74.19 SAN JUAN WEST 23 23 4 86.11 E-CLUB OF SAN JUAN 3800 36 27 4 68.75 ZONE 8 GREATER MANDALUYONG 18 22 3 78.00 MANDALUYONG 35 36 4 86.25 MANDALUYONG CENTRAL 17 18 5 54.44 MANDALUYONG EAST 27 30 4 60.00 MANDALUYONG NORTH 18 18 4 79.00 MANDALUYONG-PASIG -SAN JUAN 26 26 4 80.43 MANDALUYONG UPTOWN 19 19 2 46.00 MANDALUYONG WEST 19 19 3 57.41 WACK WACK 46 51 4 60.50 ZONE 9 ANTIPOLO CENTRO 12 12 4 85.00 ANTIPOLO CITY 22 22 4 63.25 CAINTA 21 21 5 85.50 CAINTA BROOKSIDE HILLS 12 10 4 70.00 EAST RIZAL 26 28 4 74.00 METRO ANTIPOLO 11 11 3 73.00 METRO CAINTA 17 17 4 72.00 RIZAL CENTRO - - - - RIZAL MIDEAST - - - - SUBURBAN EAST RIZAL 27 27 4 63.00 UPTOWN CAINTA 12 12 5 83.33 TOTAL 2,166 2,205AVERAGE PERCENTAGE 71.11

Where to Make up in District 3800

GML 2011 - 2012

MONDAYS

Caloocan Monumento - Max Restaurant, Waltermart Muñoz, Quezon City 7:00PMMandaluyong Central - Club Café, Makati Sports Club, LP Leviste Street, Makati City 8:00PMMandaluyong North - Max Restaurant, Liberty Center, Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City 7:30PM Mariikina South - Cobo Resort, 12 Mt. Wilson, Montainview Vill., San Roque, Mkna 8:00PMMarikina West - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 8:30PMPasig West - Valle Verde Country Club, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig 7:30PMRizal Mideast - Bite Resto & Grill, Gil Fernando Avenue, Marikina City 8:30PMRodriguez - Villa Virginia Resort, San Rafael , Rodriguez, Rizal 7:00PM

TUESDAYS

Angono - Reyes Residence, Ipil-ipil St., Caribe Subd., Angono, Rizal 8:30PMBinangonan - Tres Niños School, Bgy San Carlos, Binangonan, Rizal 8:00PMCaloocan - Great Eastern Hotel, Quezon Avenue, Quezon City 7:30PMCaloocan Silangan - MCU Compound, EDSA, Caloocan City 7:00PMGreenhills - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 12:00NNLoyola Xavier Marikina - DAR Office, OFC, Quezon City 7:00PMMalabon Highlands - RCME., Pinagtipunan Circle, Potrero, Malabon City 7:00PMMandaluyong Uptown - MAX , Liberty Center, Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City 7:30PMMan-Pa-San - Master Bee Rest., 2/F Millennium Place, Meralco Ave., Pasig City 8:00PMMarikina North - KC Clubhouse, Carmine St., Concepcion Dos, Marikina City 8:30 PMMetro Cainta - Rublou Market Place, Greenland Subd., Cainta, Rizal 7:00 PMPasig Central - Nipa Hut Rest., Capt. Henry Javier St, Oranbo, Pasig City 7:00 PMPasig South - Valle Verde CC, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig City 7:30 PMSan Juan East - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 7:00PMSan Juan Gems - Makati Sports Club, L.P. Leviste Street, Makati City 7:00PMSan Juan Magilas - Makati Sports Club, L.P. Leviste Street, Makati City 7:00PMSan Juan West - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 8:00 PMValenzuela - Maricopa Restaurant, Maysan Road, Valenzuela City 12:00NNValenzuela West - Maricopa Restaurant, Maysan Road, Valenzuela City 6:00PM

WEDNESDAYS

Cainta - RUBLOU Brookside Hills Subd., Cainta, Rizal 7:00PMDowntown San Juan - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 7:30PMEast Rizal - Alexas Grill & Restaurant, Manila East Road, Taytay, Rizal 7:00PME-Club of San Juan - ON-LINE, www.eclubofsanjuan.org 9:00 PMMandaluyong East - West End Café, St. Patrick Square, Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City 7:00PMMarikina Central - De Rivier Café & Resto, Riverbanks Center, Marikina City 8:00PMMetro Marikina - De Rivier Café & Resto, Riverbanks Center, Marikina City 8:00PMMetro Nova Caloocan - Tonys Grill Restaurant, Mindanao Avenue, QC 7:00PMMetro Pasig - Nipa Hut, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig City 8:00PMNavotas - RC Navotas Clubhouse, C4 Rd cor M Naval Navotas City 7:30PMPasig East - Valle Verde CC, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig City 7:00PMSampaguita Grace Park - Metropolitan Club, Estrella Street, Makati City 6:30PMSan Mateo - Drop Zone Cafe, Amado Cmpd., Malanday, San Mateo, Rizal 8:00PMTres Escalon Taytay - Club Manila East, Manila East Road, Taytay, Rizal 8:00PM

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THURSDAYS

Antipolo City - Mr. G. Restaurant Lores Country Plaza, Antipolo City 8:00PMCainta Brookside Hills - Maglaque's Res. 1753 Pasadeña cor Bismark St Brookside Hills, Cainta 7:00PMCosmopolitan San Juan - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 7:00PMGrace Park - Rembrandt Hotel, Tomas Morato St., Quezon City 12:00NNGreater Mandaluyong - CP Mila's Res. 11 Magnolia St., Wack Wack Village, Mandaluyong 7:00PMKalookan North - Boy Ching Woo Restaurant, A. Mabini St., Caloocan City 8:00PMMalabon East - RCME TDC, Pinagtipunan Circle, Potrero, Malabon City 7:00PMMarikina - Marikina Rotary Youth Center, Sumulong Hi-way, Marikina City 7:00PMMutya Ng Pasig - Café De Pasig Pasig City Hall Complex, San Nicolas, Pasig City 5:30PMNorth Bay East -Western Garment Multi-purpose Hall, Lapu-lapu St., Kaunlaran Vill 7:30PMOrtigas Center -Valle Verde CC, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig City 6:30PMPasig -Valle Verde CC, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig City 12:00NNPasig North - Pasig Greenpark Clubhouse, Pasig City 8:00PMPasig Sunrise - Valle Verde CC, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig City 7:30PMRiver City Marikina - Arabiscato Bar & Resto, Lilac Street, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City 8:30PMSan Juan - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 12:00NNSan Juan North - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 7:00PMSuburban East Rizal - Rublou Market Place, Greenland Subd., Cainta, Rizal 8:00PMTaytay - Dixon Corparate Ctr., Cainta Greenland Exe. Village, Cainta, Rizal 7:00PMValenzuela East - Maricopa Restaurant, Maysan Road, Valenzuela City 7:00PMValenzuela South - Las Veras Restaurant, Maysan Road, Valenzuela City 7:30PM

FRIDAYS

Antipolo Centro - SPI BLDG., M.L.Q. Extension, Antipolo City 7:30PMKalookan Central - Boy Ching Woo Restaurant, A. Mabini St., Caloocan City 7:00PMMalabon - RC Malabon Center, 74 Gov. Pascual St., Potrero, Malabon City 7:30PMMandaluyong - EDSA Shangrila Hotel, Mandaluyong City 12:00NNMandaluyong West - Jade Palace Restaurant, Kapitolyo,Shaw Blvd., Pasig City 7:00PMMarikina Hilltop - Celso Montalla's Exe. House, Monte Vista Village, Marikina City 8:00PMMetro Antipolo - Mr. G. Restaurant, Lores Country Plaza, Antipolo City 7:00PMMetro Valenzuela - Maricopa Restaurant, Maysan Road, Valenzuela City 7:30PMNorth Bay - Jade Vine Restaurant, P. Faura Street, Manila 7:00PMPililla Central - 7 Sis Travel & Tours Office, Tanay, Rizal 7:00PMRizal Centro - Hardin Isadora, Newton Avenue, Mayamot, Antipolo City 8:00PMSan Juan Del Monte - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 11:00AMTeresa - #74 Rodriguez Avenue, Teresa, Rizal 8:00 PMValle Verde - Valle Verde CC, Capt. Henry Javier St., Oranbo, Pasig City 7:30PMWack Wack - Club Filipino, Club Filipino Rd, Greenhills, San Juan City 7:00PM

SATURDAYS

Dagat Dagatan - NAVOTAS CENTENNIAL PARK, Navotas City 8:00 PMLakeshore Rizal - Paseo Rizal Restaurant, Maybangcal, Morong, Rizal 7:00 PMMarikina East - Kainan sa Bahay-Bahayan, Sumulong Hi-way, Antipolo City 8:00 PMMarikina Heights - JA RESTAURANT, 40 Mayor Gil Fernando (Tuazon), Marikina City 10:00AMMetro East Taytay - Rublou Market Place, Brookside Hills Subd., Cainta Rizal 7:30PMMorong - Double B Sports Complex, Morong, Rizal 7:00PMOrtigas East - Well Family Clinic, Country Side Homes, Bgy. Sta. Lucia, Pasig 1:00PMSan Mateo Highlands - Blk 18 L 25 Ph 1, Sta. Barbara Villas 2, Bgy. Silangan, San Mateo 8:00PMTanay - Saro-saro sa Kamalig, Manila-East Road, Tanay, Rizal 8:00PMUptown Cainta - Sta. Maria Gardenville, 2616 Columbus St., Brookside Area, Cainta 10:00AM

SUNDAYS

Cardona - Cardona Club House, Cardona Rizal 7:00AM

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